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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1957
Page
5
Fragmented notice lists multiple dates and names tied to university events. It mentions a will, a dedication or reservation, and key figures such as a president of Education and an editor. Specifics are unclear due to OCR errors, but dates include June 30 August 9 and August 17.
Mrs. Donald Houser of R D 3 entertained Spencer Ladies Aid yesterday with forty dinners served at noon. A quilt tied for a needy family, a vote to buy clothes and toys for a German orphan, and a prayerful close marked the session. Next meeting set for Mead Park on July 18. Thomas Lathrop and William Shreve announced for Marine basic training at Parris Island. Plank Road Club met with Mrs George Bensink hosting. Thirteen members attended with two guests. Contests awarded to several members and plans made for annual sub picnic at Mead Park El pavilion on July Th. Dessert lunch served by the hostess.
Two Navy aircraft collided on approach to Moffett Field in Mountain View California killing Ensign Burt H Burloay 23 of Los Altos and Lt N Maurer 35 of Monterey. Debris and collision caused a cement truck to strike a car driven by J B Lancaster 40 of Sunnyvale.
Lawmakers approved a measure to relocate 210 assembly members and 4 senators' offices to a new state building in Harrisburg with 50 million in GSA funds. The plan includes land purchase for expansion of state teacher colleges and a large general appropriations bill, amid GOP budget criticisms and a lengthy session.
The South Carolina Agriculture Commission received a request about an angushed cow. Commissioner Bill Harrelson clarified it was meant to say Angus, correcting the misprint and confirming breed information.
Eisenhower era politics loom as Senator Knowland pushes House passed civil rights bill direct to the Senate calendar to allow a quick call up. Southern Democrats plan filibuster while Eastland’s Judiciary Committee blocks action, with potential continuous-session exhaustion as a tactic. Senate vote splits 34 11 in favor and 34 against.
Women of the Moose Chapter 717 held a monthly meeting with 29 coworkers. Mrs. Clarence Kirch presided as senior regent. Balloting on new candidates approved. A formal installation is planned for Sunday afternoon with refreshments and public invitation. The group received a hospital membership and sponsors three local nursing students. Attendance award went to Mrs. Harold Schupfer. Next meeting moved to July 2.
Thirty members gathered at Grange Hall for a noon tureen dinner and 2 pm business session led by Mrs Wesley Willis. They planned Father Day events and a Mead Park picnic next month and announced Mrs K D Brown and Mrs Manley Robbins Sr depart for the Department Convention in Wilkes-Barre from June 20 to 26. The group pledged support to the Brookville Home. The next meeting is July 1.
Mrs Guy Williams of RD 4 hosted last evening for Wheelock Community Aid members and their husbands. Twenty persons attended a Wiener roast and social period. The Aid will meet next for a planned dinner at Mrs Merle Patterson's home of RD 4 on July.
Twenty persons attended the Dorcas Class picnic at the Skinner cottage on Canadonta Lake. Members enjoyed a informal evening of visiting and games during the final class meeting of the summer months.
Mrs J F Needham of Maple Avenue hosted CGG Club members last evening. Three guests attended: Mrs Ed Wird Tinley Mrs George Mulder ive and Mrs William Johnson. Bridge was played with awards to Mrs Donald Halk Mrs FW Dey and Mrs Donald Nantes. Refreshments included strawberry shortcake whipped cream coffee mints and nuts. Next hostess will be Mrs Donald Nantes of East South Street on Wednesday July ard due to holiday.
Wednesday night bridge club gathering at VEW Post home featured four tables of Howell Master Paint play. High score awarded to Mrs. Annabelle Dutt of Warren and Robert Larson of Jamestown, $415. Second place tied to Mr and Mrs. Morgan Beverly, 4214, and third to Mr and Mrs. William Smyers, Ann Clemente and George Hoetal. Next session will include Master Point play.
Mr and Mrs Harold Mishler of East Tiving Street entertained the First Presbyterian Church choir after weekly practice. The party honored the spring graduates and 13 attended with visiting and refreshments. The honored graduates received monogrammed stationery gifts.
The Hi-Fi Club met at the Knights of Columbus Hall and elected Edward Burkhart president Janet Muckinhaupt vice president and Richard Maedie secretary. A picnic for members and guests is set for June 26 with dancing and refreshments afterward. The next meeting is July 9 at 8 p.m.
An early blast rocked an all night restaurant in Pittsburgh Soho causing about 200 in damage. No injuries were reported as a dynamite charge exploded on the second floor and basement. The cafe is run by George Nicholas and James Belknap of the Fire Department investigated the device.
United Nations officials discussed suspending the Korea armistice weapons ban, citing balance restoration and compliance. The UN noted North Korea has introduced reinforced and different weapons beyond permissible piece-for-piece replacements since the 1953 cease-fire, violating the ban.
The notice records a ceremony yesterday afternoon for the Golly Memorial Fiosysual honoring Mr and Mrs Hokind Taylor at 92 Lake Street. A newborn named Mag Albert Xotder was born this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital.
WBEN TV channel 4 lists tonight's lineup with news weather and entertainment blocks. Broadcast details include sports segments, children's programs, and feature shows such as The Lone Ranger and Baseball Preview. The schedule also mentions a Dodgers Cardinals game and various children's programs through late evening.
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