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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1959
Page
5
A damaged OCR fragment provides partial details about a local notice. Readable names or actions are unclear, with missing dates places and officials making exact understanding difficult.
The readable fragments mention age and grandfathers and a tariff with little ambition. The text is garbled with stray quotes and misspellings, lacking clear events, dates, places, or identifiable persons to profile a concise news card.
Public service meeting in Washington hosted by the ladies group discussed community aid and local service plans. Attendees named include ARmE Street and Dean Street organizers with emphasis on civic outreach and participation.
A fragmentary notice describes youth and family gatherings at a church center. It mentions worship, study, and prayer sessions led by A Knapp and others, with times in the evening at a cottage home and the First School area.
Rev H Bass officiated at a July wedding at Seventh Adventist Church in Columbus area. Miss Anna Evelyn Kwapinski wed Robert J Daniels before family and friends. bridal gown featured Chantilly lace and beads, with pearl accents and a long train. Attendants wore green and yellow nylon net gowns. reception followed with local clergy and community figures in attendance.
Mrs Fenno receives a Stark shower in Orion with 22 attendees and prizes for James Catalfn, LaVern Fenn, Michael TM, and Edward Darnofail. Door prize won by Mrs White. Cards, pink and blue decorations, and refreshments served by Mrs Arthur Martowe and Theresa Kiekink. Erie guest Miss Kiekink in attendance.
The Union Only Youth For Christ group will host a hike and Wiener roast on Saturday August 5 at the fort. Members meet at 5 PM at the Baptist Church to travel to the Downer site for a hike ending at the Fy Margott farm. A slide show of the West and music from various churches will accompany the event.
A son was born this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Paul B E Tih of RD 3. A second birth yesterday at Stem Memorial Hospital Union City to Mrs Jobin Buton of Panide Street. A third birth yesterday to Mr Hil Mie Fries Bygelsten at North East Stem Memorial Hospital in Union City.
Miss Joan Aquilino was feted at a miscellaneous bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Paul Crowell and Miss Mary Catalfu at Spring Street home. Guests included Mrs. Joseph Glaviano and others, door prize won by Mrs. Nick Aquilino. Hostess decorated with yellow and green, umbrellas centerpiece, favors given, refreshments served. Miss Aquilino is to wed William Deutschlander on September 5.
About 26 people attended the Past Noble Grands family picnic at the Elof Dahl residence on Fast Pleasant street. A tureen dinner was served at 6 o'clock followed by games, with awards for winners. Hostesses were Mrs Harvey Love Luni and Mrs Naomi Clark, and note was made of the August 25 picnic at Mrs Merle A E of Spartansburg.
The Methodist Church in Spartansburg announced an ice cream social on its lawn this evening at 7. If rain interrupts, the event moves to the church basement. All residents are invited to attend.
A surprise party was held at the E. F. Pain home on East Smith Street last evening for Judy Gentiman’s 15th birthday. Twelve youths attended and Miss Peggy Pain provided ice cream cake soft drinks and potato chips as gifts were presented to the celebrant.
VEW Auxiliary and the veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary will hold a semi monthly meeting at the John Krol VFW Post home on Tuesday evening August 4 at 8 p.m. An important business session will be held and good attendance is urged.
Washington AP report shows paralytic polio cases rose to 177 in the week ending July 25, highest of the year, with 1,133 total for the year to date. Increases varied by state, with Alabama Texas Missouri Tennessee California Arkansas Louisiana among those reporting new cases, while 1958 totals are cited for comparison.
Alfred E. Schild of Lombard Illinois vacationing at Wind Cave National Park, South Dakota, watched a herd of bison bolt toward his VW. Two animals charged, one rammed the rear of the car, crumpling fenders and breaking the back window, but Schild and companions escaped unharmed.
Cho Bong Am, a noted pro communist and two time unsuccessful rival to President Syngman Rhee, was executed today in Seoul for aiding North Korean Communist forces. The case underscores intensifying anti communist actions during the era.
Surf California reports a wartime evacuation drill tied to a nearby 14,000 acre missile base and 1,000 square mile naval facility. Residents along coast highways were alerted as Navy buses transported families away while workers affected by track maintenance noted costly operations and safety preparations.
Four children in Reading Pennsylvania were recovering from arsenic poisoning while their pet cockerspaniel was in critical condition. Hospital tests showed the children ingested nearly enough arsenic to be fatal. Aunties reported a poisoned achen rind found in the deck yard of Mr and Mrs Rohost Oswald, the dogs’ owners.
A court curb prompts a local JP to pledge compliance after days of forced evacuations in Weednesthae Ward. The scheduling shifts move from Sunday postpations to later days as weather and staffing issues disrupt the planned relief efforts. Residents at SUPP evacuations and the Waekah Bt area face ongoing disruption and delays.
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