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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1960

Page

3

Scouts Thank Mead Park Directors For Park Use

Paul Dyne camp chairman of the Washington Trail Council expresses gratitude for Mead Park usage by about 300 Boy Scouts during the May 2022 Jubilee Encampment. Directors report ongoing repairs, 25 of 115 projects completed, new pavilion planned, memory lane wall addition and 13 mallard ducks in the park.

Mead Park Mead Park Association Paul Dyne Dyne Washington Trail Council Inc Boy Scouts of America Nichols Lodge al Vanssens Elks Norman Edinger Association Memory Lane Sweet P. Nichols Bears Whittlesey Reed Edinger McMullin Litz Vanssens Grice B. Nichols Estella Wells Hazel Merker

Salvation Army campers crown honors at Allegheny Bible study

Camp Allegheny near Ellwood City Pa held a co educational Bible study session with Salvation Army youths earning top honors. Honor campers named Mary Bortner and Phil Satterlee received the Order of the Arrow. Others pictured include Larry Bosh Phyllis Austin Norma Long Dorothy Morris Rita Morton Judy Long Don Thomas Gary Miles Peggy Bortner and leaders Capt Bosh and Capt Richard Bosh.

Corry Salvation Army Camp Allegheny Ellwood City Mary Bortner Phil Satterlee Order of the Arrow Larry Bosh Phyllis Austin Norma Long Dorothy Morris Rita Morton Judy Long Don Thomas Gary Miles Pegey Bortner Bosh Richard Bosh Salvation Army Corps Myrna Apthorp Richard Thomas

Rites Held For E B Cornish Sr

Rites for E B Cornish Sr longtime Bear Lake resident were held at the family residence at 1 30 pm with Rev Gerald Lundeen and Rev Burkett Smith officiating Interment was in Bear Lake Cemetery Grandsons and grandsons in law served as bearers Ronald Sechriest Richard Jordan Harold Cornish Robert Paul Jr and Albert Schenck Family and many friends from Bear Lake and surrounding area attended Also numerous relatives from Warren Foxburg North Clymer Portville Celoron Buffalo Lakewood and other nearby towns were listed in attendance

Cornish Sr Bear’ Y Lake Gerald Lundeen Burkett Smith Bear ‘Lake Ronald Sechriest Richard ‘Jordan Harold Cornish Robert Paul Jr Albert Schenck Bear Lake Laura Schenck Robert Schenck Helen Schenck Dorothy Schenck Pauline Schenck Ronald Kenneth Schenck Warren Floyd Zerbe Floyd Zerbe Sr Bonelts Zerbe Foxburg Frank Webster North Clymer Alfred Anderson Ruth Haines Walter Krist Alyn Holcomb Portville N. Y Steve Gibbs Sinclairville N.Y Richard Gibbs Celoron Ruth Cornish Buffalo Elmer Allen Westfield Noyes Allen Canaseraga Everton Green Blacksville Donald Pike Cutting Nick Pachul Fred Brutcher Linesville Elva Lawson Leah Sweet Salamanca James Bissell Panama

Thief Stole 168 Worth Records From Card Night

Jacksonville police report a burglary Monday night with $168 in phonograph records taken from a card. All recordings are in Arable.

Jacksonville Fla

U S Plans Counter Propaganda Amid Cold War Tensions

Secretary of State Herter outlined U S efforts to counter Soviet propaganda as a warning signal to the United Nations. He cited the downing of the RB-47 aircraft, Khrushchev remarks on Berlin, Cuba, and the Congo, and Moscow’s break with Geneva disarmament talks. He indicated Khrushchev may rattle sabers to mask domestic troubles.

tCereumenne U.N Herter U.S Nikita Khrushchev Berlin Cuba Congo Moscow Geneva Khrush

One Man One Bay Teams Bradford Big Brother Plan

A Bradford Rotary Club luncheon featured a panel on juvenile delinquency proposing a Big Brother program. Rev. Edelman Rabbi Levine and Attorney Graff outlined a one to one mentorship concept matching responsible men with boys aged 8 to 17 to aid physical mental emotional and spiritual development.

Bradford Solley Kernsih Edelman First United Presbyterian Church Allan Levine Henry Graff Rotary Club Edelman Big Brother

Ships Collide Aboard Collett Ammen Incident Highlights Radar

Two naval ships collided prompting an official Navy inquiry. Captains reported radar active and tracked the other vessel for about twenty minutes before impact. One crewman aided drifting Ammen and later reported a headache while Amavisca observed amid the wreckage. A separate juvenile case involved a local Juvenile Advisory Board panel led by Mac Caldwell with George Bell and Warner Bramlee.

Ammen Amavisca Collett Mac Caldwell George Va. Bell Warner Bramlee

Democrats and Republicans Debate Civil Rights Split in 1960s

Washington reports a rift within both major parties over civil rights. Democrats in Los Angeles push a bold pro civil rights plank, angering Southern factions and prompting threats of a bolt. In Chicago, Republican moderates led by Rockefeller clash with Goldwater's conservative wing over defense and policy.

Washington Los Angeles Chicago Democratic Party Mississippi Ross Barnett GOP New York Nelson A. Rockefeller Eisenhower Rockefeller Sen Barry Goldwater Arizona Clinton Rossiter America Sens Case Javits Cooper Goldwater Capehart Ind Bridges

Injured Man Unconscious For Fourth Day In Erie

A 59 year old Erie man remains unconscious after admission to Hamot Hospital on Sunday night with head injuries in a critical condition. Joseph Tomczak was found unconscious on a lawn near 4 am Sunday and is listed in serious condition. Police say initial questioning ruled out a downstate suspect. outcome suggests one or two falls near where he was found as the likely cause.

Erie Wit Ponte Ave Erle Hamot Joseph Tomczak Tomceak Tomczak

Portland judge bars casually dressed women from court

In Portland Maine Judge Walter F. Murrell announced that informally dressed women would not be admitted to his Municipal Court. He has barred casual attire such as slacks or shorts, saying attire affects proceedings. The remark comes amid broader commentary on Congress leadership, noting conservative tendencies except in emergencies.

Portland Maine Walter F. Murrell

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Foren E.B. Cornish Sr TUFFY Kendall Tony Tomasconi Nursery South South Street Warren, Pa Randolph U. S Iful Marlow Congress Barney New Philco Sy Pris Philco Super Milk Shell Lifetime Porcelain South Center Street Jim Hammond FROST Citizens National Bank OF Corry Menbee Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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