Tor 65-year-old man sought after incident
A 65 year old man is missing after a reported incident. Police request public help to locate him and gather information on his whereabouts.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1955
Page
5
A 65 year old man is missing after a reported incident. Police request public help to locate him and gather information on his whereabouts.
Miss Sandra Emmons hosted a birthday party for daughter Cynthia who turns five tomorrow at 870 East Malin Street. Nineteen children played games from 2 to 4 PM with favors and cake while guests included Sandra Blakeslee assisting. Local residents and relatives arrived from Yellowstone trip reports and nearby towns for gatherings and visits.
Local social items record Mr and Mrs FE Whittlesey leaving to spend August at Thananaqua. Waller Herrick heads to Newark after visiting Concord street. Tassens chimney trip noted with Mr and Mrs Sam Wood through the Hudson and Finger Lakes. Families Cornell of Cleveland and Hollobaugh of Sparta visiting. Diane Gabriel returns home after visiting grandparents. Baroth family attends a union in Warren.
Neighbors and friends hosted a gathering on Raymond Avenue to honor Mr and Mrs Bals for their 17th wedding anniversary and Mr Bals upcoming birthday. About 46 people attended at the Fuller residence 53 Raymond Avenue and shared a tureen pie and a nicely decorated cake before an evening of visiting.
Cutting Circle held its July meeting at Mead Park on Thursday afternoon with about 30 attendees. Mrs. Arthur Wallice led devotions on Love and the session closed with prayer before planning the August 25 gathering at the home of Mrs. Wilter DeShazer with co-hostesses Mrs. Myra Cherry and Mrs. Gordon Shampoe.
The Nation Lumber Manufacturers Association reports a surge in church building with a potential $700 million value this year. About 40 percent of U.S. area lies in the Mississippi River basin.
Color and Home consultant Beatrice West advises parents on kid room decorating. She favors bright colors such as pink and red for babies, notes children are drawn to primary hues, and that tastes evolve as they grow.
The report shows increased highway fatalities in the first five months of 1965 versus 1964. Ben County had no deaths by end of May, while statewide total May deaths rose to fourteen compared with the previous May. The summary notes a general rise in fatalities across the period.
Theatre in the round innovates audience experience at Penn State University campus. Center Stage Productions hosts two weekly shows for six weeks, tracing dramatics back to 1900 with a history of student groups like Thexplins and Moon is Blue. The division supports majoring in dramatics and hosts the 5 OClock Theater weekly scripts written by students.
In Omptysburg Pennsylvania President Eisenhower and family wrap a weekend at a farm home. The trip follows a two hour drive from nearby areas with arrangements including a return to the White House expected by Sunday night or Monday morning.
A federal judge in Houston ruled that a prisoner has been held illegally since 1941. Massey, confined at the Texmy Penitentiary, argued his trial and confession were void. He represented himself at trial after court-appointed attorneys acted in absentia. The judge cited mental incompetence affecting the defense.
A 9-year-old Meadville boy named Samuel Hogg fell from a three-story house yesterday and died from his injuries. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Harper Hogg of R. D. G. Meadville.
The Water Board cautions against spraying materials near streams as pollution complaints rise. State Health Department engineers review the Glenn Streams program after reports of spray residue washing into waters from industrial and agricultural operations.
Reynolds Jr. a long time tobacco industry innovator who began at $50 a month in a Bristol plant, later founded Reynolds Metals and Reynolds Tobacco. He died at his home after a heart attack, having battled illness since pneumonia last winter.
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