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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1959
Page
5
In a tense late game, Corry Nortin sinks a critical three to turn the tide and help steady the Yankees as a sharp rally falls short. Ro. leads with steady defense and clutch plays, while the home crowd buzzes over the comeback bid despite the loss.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a fifth game loss, a figure driver and worn ages. Details are unreadable, with multiple fragmented phrases and no clear entities or events to identify.
Social highlights recount a wedding in Winfield Tennessee where Lt Bruce Pieper wed Miss Phillips. Rev Edd Simpson officiated with the bride given in marriage by her uncle Alton Blakely. A reception followed at the Simpsons home amid garland and pearls in the bride’s bouquet.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Hosier of East South street were honored Sunday afternoon in observance of their 69th wedding anniversary. The affair was at the home of their daughter Alison Gifford. Relatives from Paloo mer, Jamestown, Panama NY, Warren, Meadville and Lander PA attended.
Columbus Grange met last evening in the Columbus Town Hall with Worthy Master Harold Curtis presiding. Reports from Lawrence Miller on Warren County Pomona Grange bills and Mrs. David Curtis on rules for the contest were heard. Mrs. Curtis appointed a lunch committee and led the program on Milk. Youth participants and Charles Sandburg will lead next meeting on July 27. Four candidates will take their third and fourth degrees at East Branch Grange on July 30.
A son was born Saturday at Erie Osteopathic Hospital to Mr and Mrs Noble Kent of R D 3. A son born yesterday morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Stephen Kostyal of Spring Creek. A son born last evening at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Joseph Amoroso of 509 South Center Street.
Dallas Smiley addressed the Kiwanis Club at Hotel Corry detailing state tax issues and the 1944 45 and 1969 70 term spending. He explained estimated needs and noted plans to secure a Pittsharpty Pirates representative for a future talk.
Mrs Herbert Trisket hosted a party in West Waehinetur Street for her daughter Linda Trisket on her ninth birthday. Guests enjoyed refreshments, games, and prizes. Attendees included friends and family from Clymer and Columbus.
Britton Aid and Briley Run Cemetery Aid members gathered in Elgin for a Saturday meeting with 12 members present. A Delice chicken dinner was served at 1 o'clock. President Harry Al Cie conducted the business, with forthcoming meeting announced for August 1 at Mrs Funk Ehrrock home in Spartansville.
Wattsburg and Glenn Conklin Jr. of Spies Crook were presented their first guidance bars and two range medals Sunday from representatives at the Amateur Robey Akar Thoustey. The couple trained at the Wattsin Skating Rink and received instruction from Chung Kwanth of Eviv.
Kenneth and Keith Shersham, 7 year old twins from Mooreland Oklahoma, were the only boys at the national Future Homemakers of America convention. They charmed delegates at the Conrad Hilton with talk of cooking and home economies while their sisters pursued exhibits. The twins, seniors, plan to study at Mooreland High School and expect to pursue homemaking careers with confidence.
President Nixon’s proposed July trip to Moscow faces Soviet bureaucratic delays. Officials debate if Nixon may discuss defense sites, if reporters can accompany without censorship, and whether his party can use its own jet equipment. Return visit by Prime Minister Kovlev could influence Kremlin replies.
The governor proclaimed October 15-21 as Newspaper Week in Pennsylvania, praising newspapers for guarding constitutional rights and informing the public. He urged the state to pay tribute to their efforts during the observance and to recognize their role in preserving liberties and providing clear information.
Twenty five screaming mental patients sparked a 45 minute disturbance at Central State Hospital in Virginia. Leadership believes the riot aimed to bring attention to grievances rather than escape. Attendants were overpowered then returned after assurances of a hearing and no punishment. Dr Wilbur Hammon supervised the return.
Senate colleagues weigh early entry as Hubert Humphrey announces his candidacy ahead of the nominating season. Kennedy signals continued cautious campaigning while others like Symington Johnson and Stevenson pursue favorite son routes or stay noncommittal. Predicts active primary clashes and strategic moves across key states.
The senator faces a potential split in Wisconsin and possible clashes with Kennedy in Nebraska and South Dakota while courting Oregon's free-for-all. Humphrey plans a major civil rights speech in New York before the NAACP next Wednesday, weighing his real chances for the nomination and a possible 1960 Senate run if unsuccessful.
Moscow AP reports ten days remain before the U S Exhibition opening in Moscow with the fairgrounds still unfinished. Soviet workers and seventy five Russian speaking American guides rush to complete the site as optimism runs high for a display of American life, industry and culture to the Soviet public.
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