Iph Hill Dam Site Questioned In Report
Local officials examine the Iph Hill dam project amid questions about its viability and safety. Residents seek clarity on funding, timeline, and potential environmental impacts.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1959
Page
5
Local officials examine the Iph Hill dam project amid questions about its viability and safety. Residents seek clarity on funding, timeline, and potential environmental impacts.
Waterford Mr and Mrs Gaylord G Ser announce the engagement of their daughter Nancy G to Leon E Barstow son of Mr and Mrs George A Barstow Union City The couple will wed at Asbury Methodist Church Waterford on August 15 The engagement was announced at the brides parents home on the evening of July __ The bride to be is a Fort LeBoeuf High School graduate and the groom elect is a Union City Fish School graduate Both are attending Edinboro State Teachers College Edinboro
East Main street hosted a tea in honor of Miss Margaret Warner who will wed James Watson August 8. Miss Mary Lou Spiesman led the hosting with help from her mother serving petits fours bonbons mints punch coffee and tea as guests admired blue and yellow decor. Out of town guests included Villa Marta students Alice Connor Anna Rohi and Mary Frankhouser. A separate lawn shower at R D 1 honored Miss Warner with games won by Mrs J Donald Watson Doris Little Mrs Clarence Wallace and Mrs Glennis Warner and a door prize taken by Mrs M O Baldwin.
Members of the auxiliary and families gathered at Mitchell Grove Sunday at 2 o clock for a picnic dinner. About fifty people attended as they enjoyed horseshoes swimming and visiting. Instruction on the newly purchased Spring Creek Hose Company fire truck was given. Mrs. Howard Johnson was the picnic committee chairman.
A son was born early this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Gerald Bemis of R D 2. A daughter arrived this morning to Mr and Mrs Ray Kuneman of R D 4 Union City at Stem Memorial Hospital. A son was born yesterday July 27 to Mr and Mrs Richard Van Keuren of Mountain View California at Palo Alto Hospital. Mrs VanKeuren is the former Nancy Klomp, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Klomp of R D 3.
A Kiwanis Club discussion during a regular meeting at Hotel Corry outlined a booth plan for Cory Bazaar Day. Robert Brown and Clifford Taylor were designated as planners and will appoint working committees.
The Council of Churches held a meeting at St. Pauls Lutheran Church last evening. UNICEF youth work and related programs were discussed during the business session. Cookies and coffee were served afterward.
Jacquelin Gay Hart 21 postpones wedding to Stanley Gaines 25 after publicity around her supposed kidnaping. Hart, Colgate Palmolive executive vice president Ralph A Hart, says the ceremony was planned for Aug 29 in Fay, West Virginia. Hart vanished from Newark Airport then surfaced in Chicago 50 hours later. Police say her kidnap story was false. Pittsburgh man Fred Pamphis 36 drowns in the Ohio River after drinking and leaping in.
The engagement of Miss Carol Ann McCloskey to Donald D. Rooney of Union Gily was announced by the bride elects mother Mrs Sally McCloskey. The couple plan to wed October 10. Miss McCloskey is a Corry High School graduate who attended Edinboro State Teachers College and works for Corry Jamestown Corp. Rooney, formerly of Cambridge Vermont, attended school there and now serves as superintendent of the Soil Building Division at GLP.
Yvonne Henderson of London outlines a canine psychology approach she calls scientific treatment. She has spent decades as an international breeder and dog magazine writer and envisions establishing an office in New York to help dogs find freedom, companionship, and reduced trauma through dialogue with their owners.
The House Rules Committee approved an obscene literature bill to supplement an obscenity motion picture measure. The pair aims to fill gaps in the penal code after a State Supreme Court ruling found the current obscenity law vague and unconstitutional. Origin note about the potato appears as a stray fragment.
Gov. Earl K Long of Louisiana left reporters and police behind to ride with a divorcee in Hot Springs Arkansas. After a late talk he returned to his hotel. He planned to visit a famed thermal bath and the Jot-Em-Down store at Pine Ridge. The woman said their discussion covered politics and praised his mind.
In Kristiansand Norway rumors swirl that Steven Rockefeller son of New York Governor Nelson A Rockefeller is romantically involved with Anne Marie Rasmussen 21 a former Rockefeller household maid. Steven 23 says they are just friends on vacation and visiting. Anne Marie says no wedding talk has occurred.
Phyllis Hickman, 46, was in her second floor when a 50 year old brick house gave way and fell after a nearby truck rattled the street. She escaped through a broken window as the building collapsed minutes later. Neighbors blamed vibrations from the passing truck for the disaster.
A local court heard motions in a homicide case involving a wife accused of involvement in a fatal shooting. Attorneys Grover Kinelon and another counsel argued while the judge scheduled preliminary hearings and bond considerations. The record mentions a violent incident at the couple’s residence and statements about the attack preceding the shooting.
New York AP report on an NAACP drive to secure a larger Harlem share of liquor sales. The move prompts protests from the Anti-Defamation League and others who claim potential white discrimination. Overton says about 200 wholesale liquor salesmen serve Harlem, 72 of whom are Black.
The United Steel Workers begin negotiations with four Pennsylvania plants including Titusville, Duncansville, New Castle, and Middletown. USW and plant officials discuss wages and fringe benefits as key issues. Current contract covers about 22,000 workers and expires soon.
A deadly blaze in an apartment building killed five people and left two others dead as two residents reportedly jumped from a third floor. Four injured survivors were hospitalized in serious condition. Investigators said the fire, blamed on a suspicious origin, broke out around 2 am in a predominantly Neen and Werte district neighborhood. Police and fire units cordoned the area as they probed the cause.
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