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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1961
Page
5
Analysts warn overvalued EV hype may trigger a pullback while investors weigh growth prospects and demand signals. Traders mix optimism with caution as early enthusiasm meets reality, with experts noting volatility in tech and auto equities amid uncertain timelines and policy shifts.
Attorney Rozelle spoke at the Kiwanis weekly meeting at Hotel Coriy. Presented by Conrad Monroe he urged consulting an attorney in certain circumstances to avoid later tensions. He cited home land title checks and wills to prevent future expenses.
A farewell dinner and pre nuptial shower were held by about 80 Cory Jamestown office ladies in Deer Head Tan to honor two colleagues. Mrs. John Burkhard of Euclid is moving to South Carolina in July with her husband stationed at Portdackson. Miss Donni Sehvamling is to marry James Miller Boun in July. Gifts were presented on behalf of the group.
The annual church and Sunday school picnic of the First Presbyterian Church will be held tomorrow evening at Mead Park main pavilion at 6 p.m. Attendees should bring table service and tureen. Coffee ice cream and soft drinks will be provided. After dinner a program of games and contests will be directed by the Board of Deacons. Alfred Van Dresat and Robert Galbreath lead arrangements. In case of rain the picnic moves to the church recreation room.
Miss Evelyn June Moore became the bride of Gerald Holton Owens in a 4 p.m. service at Evangelical United Brethren Church officiated by Rev. B. B. Owens. The couple planned to reside in Columbus after a Niagara Falls honeymoon. both families and guests from multiple towns attended.
24 members and guests of the Business and Professional Women's Club enjoyed a dinner at the Elks Club. Mrs Harold Jackson presided as toastmistress with Gay Melody Nichols among the guests. Betty Pratt awarded members for perfect attendance and announced the national convention in Chicago July 28 to 30. Officers installed included Pratt as president and Gerry Davis as vice president. A variety show excerpt and plans for a Findley Lake picnic were featured, with donations from local banks and companies.
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Max Racop of 36 Putnam Street Union City on June 26 at Union City Memorial Hospital. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Raymond Showman of R D 1 Edinboro on June 2 at Union City Memorial Hospital.
Frederick F. Greenman, 68, national president of the American Jewish Committee and honorary president of the New York Federation of Reform Synagogues, died yesterday in New York. He led national Jewish civic efforts and served as a prominent Reform Jewish voice.
Mr and Mrs Donald MacMartin of Mead Avenue were honored at an open house hosted by Mr and Mrs Harold Armitage on Union Street for their silver wedding anniversary. Pink and white decorations featured Shasta daisies and pink carnations as guests from nearby towns attended. The couple married June 20 1936 in Clarendon by the late Rev Emerson Jones.
Margaret S. Zimmele told Det. Norris she saw James M. Tanker beating Miss Mary Williamson with a hammer in their home Thursday night. Zimmele and Williamson were found unconscious in the Kennons area with head wounds. Tanker is charged with assault with intent to kill. a 1056 sedan is missing.
A Central Daily News report states nationalist air force units dropped about 60 000 food parcels over a wide Communist City area roughly ten days ago amid ongoing tensions between nationalist forces and Communist authorities.
Cleveland AP reports a candidate named Cortiak declared her bid for mayor late yesterday. She urged voters to elect her this November, promising progressive city hall reforms and stressing better services. Her resignation and the ensuing race are noted amid a crowded field.
Court records reveal a custody and estate dispute after the death of Miss Davis in 1941. Ex-husband seeks removal of Joan Davis as administrator while Mrs Colbert contests probate, citing a 1947 divorce nullifying a prior will.
S Walker 47 Drexel Hill crushed to death when a pickup truck flipped on the Schuylkill Expressway striking his vehicle. Police say Bernard Warowite 40 of Pemsiuken NJ drove east after a car cut in, the truck rolled over. Walker survived by wife Sue and daughters Patricia 15 and Alive.
Priscilla Hendrinks former Miss Pennsylvania married Willace Benjatite in a simple ceremony at the U.S. Naval Academy. Hendrinks, 20, and Benjatite, 23, met when he escorted her at a beauty pageant in Atlantic City. She hails from Shillington, Pa, he from Beranton, Pa.
Students of Naomi L Johnson presented a piano and organ recital with Gail Gulick as guest pianist. The program featured performances by six students and included works by Bach Handel Beethoven Schubert and others, plus arrangements and original pieces.
A proposal in the Senate would authorize a 71000 dollar appropriation to fund services for the blind. The measure would specify the money be allocated to state libraries to purchase services for blind patrons and is expected to receive favorable consideration.
Harrisburg AP The House passed two bills to create junior operator licenses for drivers aged 18 to 14. The measure seeks to establish restrictions including nighttime limits and parental consent with training requirements. The bill advances to the Senate for amendments and potential action.
Rubyvale in central Queensland with 86 residents and a single hotel, the Royal, owner Ida Fowler reports declining business after two pensioners died and another stopped drinking, prompting her to surrender the liquor license to the Stam Licensing Commission.
Her career began in 1908 as a pioneering female flyer. Born in Belgium, she achieved notable firsts and contributed to early aviation. She died in Paris at age 4.
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