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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1961
Page
3
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Canadohta Lake Park officials announce the Miss Sun Queen contest for 1961 open to single girls ages 16 to 25. Entry blanks are at the park office. Three contestants will be chosen for July and three for Algast with the queen crowned September 2. Prizes include a full wardrobe. judging favors poise beauty and personality. Some contestants may appear in the Corry Centennial parade July 8. The first entrant was 18 year old Brigitte Whaley of Corry R D 4, a Corry High graduate and drill team captain.
Ronald Ruffner and spouse were feted at a post-nuptial linen shower at the Canadohta Lake cottage of Mr and Mrs George Hagger. The event featured pink and white decor, a baked ham dinner, and a summer flower centerpiece. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Eugene Wank of Erie and Mr and Mrs Anthony Quitano of Pittsfield, among other attendees. The honored couple received many gifts.
Meadville Odd Fellows Home seeks two week vacation homes for boys and girls ages 6 to 17 in the county areas. From July 14 to July 30 superintendent Charles A. Gape set the period. Families need not provide special activities or extra expense. many children have no immediate family to visit or live normally.
Lou Hanna, recreation director, presented diplomas to 29 girls aged 10 to 12 who completed four series of cooktime school classes titled Fun on the Range at Corry Area High School. Miss Jane Brugger taught the lessons on electrical appliances and safety, and the program ended Friday with a graduation ceremony.
Centennial Week art exhibit committee at Hotel Corry extends the entry deadline to noon Monday. Entries must be properly framed and ready for hanging. For details contact Mrs Keppel Tiffany or another committee member.
Corry Country Club hosts a Roaring Twenties themed evening with Chub Stew Snyder and his five‑piece Jamestown orchestra providing music for dancing. Cocktail hour at 6:30 precedes the program from 6:30 to 9 with a 9:30 to 1:30 dance. Decorations reflect the era and dress is optional.
Tems for this calendar must be The Journal office before 5 p.m. the preceding Friday Monte. July Srd- 4p. me.-Curry Hospital Auxiliary special meeting at hospital all members are urged to atten 8:30 p.m.-Curry Grange will be host to Waterford group. Members are used to attend and asked to bring plenty of sand swiehtes Wed July 5th- 6 pm-Art Class students Wil meet at Hotel Carry to complete arrangements for net exhibit Thursday. July 6th- 1pm-Marbor Malt Ladies, Aid will meet at Community House Afternoon meeting of the Women's Relief Corps auxiliary of the Grand Army of the Republic at the Grange Hall
Fragmentary OCR reads about a gas bar at Corry Mewes Hospital and mentions Mrs Kurt Bessel and several unclear names. Details are illegible. no clear event, date, or action can be determined.
An incident at Memorial Hospital involved a child who swallowed a safety pin lodged in the neck area. Nurses and doctors responded promptly, but weeks later no lasting injury was reported, though concerns about the pin’s passage persisted. The accompanying guardian, Mrs Keyes, described medical staff as attentive and sought further medical advice.
Thousands of farmers and truckers block major routes across Paris and Provence demanding price fixes. Reports say roads near Marseille Nimes Arles Montpelier and Tarascon halted traffic as tractor protests spread to central France near Bouvers. Police intervene with tear gas and arrests in several spots.
Fragmentary report describes escalating regional tension with Iraqi leaders weighing possible military action against Kuwait. Observers note demonstrations, desert volunteers mobilizing for a 230 day stand, and British support reportedly backing a Kuwaiti defense reply.
Fragmentary OCR reads a rapid sequence of garbled lines about lightning striking a farm in the Chewt onl town Heeten Tirceidirs and damaging cattle. It mentions a dairy herd and fatalities though the exact details remain unclear due to the text quality.
Police report says a group of area youths deflated car tires, then removed 64 tires from multiple vehicles. Investigators are reviewing footage and interviewing witnesses to identify suspects and motive. Local authorities urge residents to secure wheels and report any suspicious activity.
Fragmented text notes demonstrations involving Moslems and authorities. Mentions ban protests, responses by officials, and potential clashes amid growing unrest. Names and specifics are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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