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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1958
Page
3
Picnic gathers Clymer Christian Temperance women
The Clymer Women’s Christian Temperance Union held a Wednesday afternoon picnic at the Clymer Hill Reformed Church with about 40 members at 12:30. Rev. Russell Johnson led prayer and a program followed, ending with an impressive flag ceremony and a white ribbon service led by Mrs. James Gravink.
Carter Hill Ladies Aid Meeting at Follett Home
The Carter Hill Ladies Aid gathered Wednesday at the RD 4 home of Mrs. Roger Follett with cohostess Mrs. C J Follett. Twelve members attended as a brief business session led by vice president Mrs. Carl Lindberg followed by quilt block work. Hosts served potato salad hot rolls coffee and tea to all including one guest Mrs Morris Halfast. The August 13 meeting will be at Mrs R Snapp RD 4 and include officer elections and Secret Sisters reveal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter Hill Ladies Aid
Follett
Roger Follett
C. J. Follett
Carl Lindberg
Morris Halfast
R. ©. Snapp
Nazarene Mission Group Meets In Church
The Nazarene Foreign Mission Society held its monthly meeting at the church on Thursday evening led by Mrs. Louis Hebers. Attendees sang hymns, read Psalm 96, and offered prayers from several members. The group discussed funds for the Spanish radio broadcast and noted that the offering would aid that effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nazarene Mission Group
The
Nazarene Foreign Mission Society
Louis Hebers
G. M. Bailey
Lewis Hebets
Allen Foote
Larry Long
Scott Bailey
Picnic Brings McCray Ladies Aid and Concord Secret Sisters Together
McCray Ladies Aid and Concord Secret Sisters hosted a tur een picnic at Mead Park on Thursday afternoon. About fifty members and one guest, Mrs. Eunice Lindholm, enjoyed a dinner prepared by a committee of Merle McCray Raymond Brown and Belya Peterson. Children played games while adults visited and used park equipment. The Secret Sisters plan a screen dinner to start fall activities in September and the Ladies Aid next meeting date and place will be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCray Ladies Aid
Concord Secret Sisters
Mead Park
Eunice Lindholm
Brockaway
Merle McCray
Raymond Brown
Belya Peterson
Secret Sisters
Amici Bible Class hosts Wiener Roast meeting
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Davis of Mead Avenue entertained the Amici Bible Class of the Evangelical United Brethren Church. Mrs. Albert Bush presided, G. T. Bergman led devotions, and prizes went to Mrs. Bergman and Mrs. Carrier. Fifteen members and one guest attended with refreshments served. The next gathering is a Wiener roast at Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Reed in Hear Lake on August 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EUB
Amici
Robert Davis
Mead Avenue
Amici Bible
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Albert ©. Bush
G.T. Bergman
William Armitage
G. T. Bergman
John Carrier
Helene Harris
Thomas Reed
Hear Lake
Spring Creek Ladies Aid White Elephant Sale Meeting
Mrs. William Donaldson hosted the Spring Creek Ladies Aid gathering with Mrs. Donaldson and Mrs. Lyle Porter assisting as hostesses. Thirteen members and one guest, Mrs. Elmer Edgett of Florida, attended the brief business session led by President Mrs. Frank Kalferlin. A white elephant sale was held and refreshments of gingerbread and coffee were served. The August 7 meeting location will be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
With Donaldson
Lyle Porter
William Donaldson
Spring Creek
WCTU Picnic To Elect Officers At Spartansburg Site
Women of the WCTU plan a picnic on Spartansburg road Tuesday July 15 with officer elections at noon after dinner service at 12:30. Attendees bring a tureen, sandwiches and their own table service. Charles R. DuVall radio manager for WESA in Charleroi died of a heart attack in Washington Hospital at 54. native of Steubenville Ohio resided in Washington Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Haenel
Spartansburg
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Washington, Pa
Charles R. DuVall
WESA
Charferoi
Washington Hospital
Duvall
Steubenville
Ohio
McGonigle Aims Industrial Expansion in Pennsylvania
Arthur J. McGonigle Republican candidate for governor labeled industrial expansion the top project for the next administration in Harrisburg. Speaking at the Freeport Brick Co. kiln plant dedication he urged tax reform to aid growth and said the 1957 legislature laid groundwork for industrial tax relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reeport
Arthur J. McGonigle
Harrisbore
McGonigle
Freeport Brick Co
Pennsylvania
Pushing 70 Still Climbing Trees in Pottstown
Mrs Sadie Brown a widow at seventy climbs trees up to 70 feet on her farm to pick cherries. She says the hobby began as a calling and she has long practiced shinnying up trees despite family concerns. She measures vigor. asserts teens climb less than she can and rejects ladders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pottstown
Sadie Brown
Mrs. Brown
Rose grower Joseph H Hill dies at 75 in Richmond
Richmond Indiana obituary: Joseph H Hill, 75, an internationally known rose grower who developed many varieties, dies after 63 years as a Mower County area grower. He previously broke a hip in a fall earlier in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Ind
Joseph H. Hill
Doctor Performs Rare Bladder Enlargement Operation
Erie physician Richard Lyons, former Corry resident, and Hamot Hospital team carried out the first ileocystoplasty in the section. On Grace Krull, 62, from North East, the bladder capacity rose from about two ounces to 16 ounces after a four hour surgery. Krull reported feeling fine and planned to go home. The operation corrects interstitial cystitis by grafting a segment of small bowel onto the bladder.
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Erie
Hamot Hospital
Richard ©. Lyons
Hamel Department of Urology
Grace Krull
North East
William D. Loose
Bamot
John Petre
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
United States
Rackets Take Billion A Year In Labor Dealings
Senate Rackets Committee counsel Robert Kennedy says underworld drains at least a billion dollars annually from labor management rackets as hearings resume on Chicago restaurant extortion and broader infiltrations in Detroit New York Pennsylvania Miami Los Angeles and more. Tony Accardo and three tenants invoke the Fifth Amendment amid questions on extortion and the May 13 Allgauers Fireside raid causing $750000 damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert Kennedy
Senate
Kennedy
Chicago
Detroit
New York
Pennsylvania
Miami
Los Angeles
Tony Accarido
Jose di Varco
Jack Cerone
Ross Piio
Allgauer
Gus Allgauer
Too Many In World Hermit Too Many In World-Hermit
A bearded recluse, Norman A Foose, 47, shot and killed two children on Cuba New Mexico’s main street. He then fled to the Gallina Mountains uranium camp, wounded a pursuing officer, and was captured after a morning manhunt. The victims were Arlene Cebada, 12, and her 14 year old nephew Eddie Cebada. Foose later claimed he did it because there was too many people in the world and that he had to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman A. Foose
Cuba
N. M
Foose
Gallina Mountains
Regina
Polee
Arlene Cebada
Eddie Cebada
Waynesburg Attorney Killed in Route 188 Crash
Wayne County reports attorney Hugh Montgomery age 37 of Waynesburg died yesterday when his car veered into a brick wall along Route 188 three miles east of Waynesburg. The fatal crash occurred on a clear day and police said no other injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesburg
Hugh Montgomery
Route 188
Here
Family weekend visits across Vineland and nearby towns
A flurry of weekend visits tied families across Vineland, Warren, Edinboro and Jamestown. Many relatives gathered for July Fourth celebrations, with relatives from Syracuse and Attica visiting, and a string of trips to and from Buffalo and Erie.
Dad Saves Tot From Well
JO UNSLOWN Kennett Hall son of Mr and Mrs Harold E Hall of Dalrytown is alive thanks to his 26 year old father The child played in the yard Thursday night toppled into a well four feet deep Hull climbed down with his feet and hands found his son in the water and brought him out The boy suffered only minor abrasions The father recalled hearing the child cry hop mommy The well was covered by a wooden tap door which was moved by the child’s 4 year old brother
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JO Unslown
Kennett Hall
Harold E. Hall
Dalrytown
Mhommy
McElroy Makes First Washington Honolulu Nonstop Flight
Secretary McElroy arrived after an 11 hour 8 minute nonstop mission aboard a C135 jet tanker from Washington DC. The Washington Honolulu link marks the first nonstop flight between the two cities, amid Nuclear tests talk in the Pacific. Edna L Skinner, dean emeritus of UMass home economics, dies in Kalamazoo. Skinner Hall named for her.
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LeLense
Neil McElroy
Eniwetok
McElroy
Pellx B. Stump
Washington, DC
Washington- Honolulu
Amherst
Mass
Edna L. Skinney
The
University of Massachusetts Home Economics Echool
Kalamazoo
Mich
Gooner
Skinner
Te University
University
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