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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1957
Page
5
A local incident near Albion is under investigation after a report of a shooting day noon and a related dog attack. Authorities describe the event as a possible misdemeanor with potential penalties including a $1,000 fine and imprisonment. The owner and witnesses provided unclear remarks about the canine involved.
Partial readable OCR notes describe a domestic event at a residence involving a child and unclear circumstances. Names and locations are not fully legible, limiting precise attribution but indicating a safeguard or investigation context. Further text is needed for full factual clarity.
At Mead Park the Girl Scout Way camp shows progress after two weeks with a final evening exhibition and a traditional candlelight ceremony around the pond. Units report varied activities from Indian craft to cook-outs and wide games as many scouts advance through age groups.
Six foursomes from Rotary and Kiwanis played 18 holes at Corry Country Club followed by a dinner for 35 members. Prizes went to Robert McKee and others, Rev Seitz Jr was top scorer, and film presentations on improving golf were shown.
A stork shower for Mrs George Armitage was hosted at the Armitage home in Sprink Creek. Hostesses included Mrs Armitage and her daughters Sandra and Janet with Mrs David Johnson. Prizes were awarded to several attendees and guests received gifts.
Miss Pauline Lindstrom is honored at a home bridal shower hosted by sister Martha Lindstrom RD 1. Guests from Carry, Findley Lake, Clymer, Sherman, and nearby areas enjoyed games, prizes, and a centerpiece of kitchen utensils. Gifts were presented to the guest of honor as she prepares to marry Neil Chelton.
An open house will honor Mr and Mrs William Gabriel of French Creek for their 50th wedding anniversary. Hosted by their children and grandchildren, the event on Sunday July 28 will begin in the afternoon and continue into the evening. Friends and relatives are invited.
The Ladies Aid of the Evangelics United Brethren Church met yesterday at Mrs Dan Culver Quiver's Mead avenue home. Devotions were led by Mrs Clam Walker. Mrs Harley Banks, president, presided over a brief business session. Refreshments of molded salad, cookies and coffee were served. Mrs Lewis Nye of 19 West Columbus avenue will entertain next.
Harrisburg judge Jude Homer L. Kreider extended his charge to the jury in the Manu Mine conspiracy trial. He ruled on two contested issues including whether drifting and trashing work on the turnpike northeast extension was construction or engineering. The defense argued Lawler approved contracts. the prosecution claimed the Manu Mine deal was doctored to resemble an engineering contract.
Police in Pennsylvania New York and Canada search for Mrs. Mary Tosadori's son after her death from a stroke suffered Tuesday night Relatives say his honeymoon trip to Erie Buffalo and Niagara Falls Canada was to be his destination when informed of her death
The article analyzes how Southern Democrats derailedPresident Eisenhower’s civil rights bill with tactics centered on Part 4 and Section 1985. It notes Brownell and Eisenhower withheld details, enabling Southern attacks on troops and informers, leading to Senate changes and partial administration concessions.
Henry Carrington, 24, of Bethel North Carolina, a jail fugitive, was arrested on bad check charges after Army clothes were found in his hotel room. He claimed he escaped confinement and lived at an Army base for weeks while drifting northward, including a stay at Fort Dix New Jersey. Noted lawyer Joseph W. Henderson of Philadelphia died at 67 after a heart attack at Eagles Mere.
Yale Medical School pathologist Dr. Harry S N Greene told a House subcommittee that investigations fail to prove a direct cancer smoking link. He noted cigarette tar experiments produced cancer in one mouse strain but not in others and cautioned against extrapolating animal results to humans.
AF officer declares Wheeler has changed attitude and will strive to be a respectable airman after being released from the Haneda base stockade. Col Helman toler and Col Johnstone note the case aimed at military discipline. Conviction potential ranged from bad conduct discharge to six months in prison.
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