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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1959
Page
3
A clipped item notes workers qualifying for unemployment benefits may be paid from outside the central state office. The fragment mentions eligibility rules and the authority handling claims but lacks full context or specifics.
A fragmented OCR text references a previous picket and a resistor with advice about a card, but the readable fragments do not form a clear event or outcome. The item lacks concrete names, places, dates, or organizations to confirm a specific news event.
At Camp Findley the Evangelical United Brethren church announced 14 ministerial changes including three new pastors and one assistant. Rev Leonard Adams joins Great Valley N County, Rev H Rough to Hickerwell Erie, Rev Franklin Wood to Little Cooley Crawford, and Malcolm Erni to Buffalo First. Several pastors were reappointed, and four new ordinands plus five probationers licensed to preach were named. Dr Donelson begins a second four year term as conference superintendent.
Kelley Geiger and Nancy Bellmyre plan a wedding followed by a two week honeymoon 10 feet underground in an 8 by 14 foot steel concrete bomb shelter south of North Miami. The couple will later take an orthodox wedding trip funded by shelter manufacturers promoting civil defense. Geiger, 25, a University of Miami Russian major, and Bellmyre, 23, a dance band singer, aim to enter the shelter through its hatch after the ceremony.
The Nixon chaired price stability committee urges a balanced budget and free market reforms while resisting price controls. It notes future studies on antitrust actions against monopolies and breaking wage bargaining into smaller units, potentially shaping 1960 political debate.
Nine year old Cinda Taylor, daughter of Walter and Mrs. Taylor of Diamond, was bitten on the back and stomped on the neck by a burro on a Sunville district farm while visiting the James Russell family. She is in Titusville Hospital in good condition and may be X-rayed today. A Russell dog chased the burro away, allowing her to escape. The incident occurred about 6:45 P.M. yesterday.
Trisket Herd near Columbus leads Warren County in May production with 15 registered Holsteins averaging 1512 pounds butterfat per cow. Lester Peterson Pittsbald rows second and Edward Day third with fat and milk totals, followed by Leroy Stoddard and Carleton Curtis in top five. The top ten Warren County cows over 10 months include Peterson and several farms and individuals with notable milk and butterfat figures.
Services for Mrs. Carole J. Dutton were held Saturday at 4 p.m. at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev. H. Ray Harris officiating. Bearers were B. E. Bush, Lee Shepard, Archie Hurlbut and Crosby Bush. Burial was in West Laws Cemetery in Columbus. Attending from away were Mr. and Mrs. George Smith of Grove City, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hollister and daughter of Kane, Mrs. Mildred Sinden, Mrs. Freda Little, and Mrs. William Norris of Ripley N Y, and Lieye Thomas of Diamond.
At about 10 40 a m yesterday two cars collided head on on Route 19 nine miles south of Meadville injuring both drivers. A tractor trailer was involved. John P Cunningham 67 of Pittsburgh suffered a chin laceration and right leg bruise Norman Mitcheltree 48 of Cochranton had forehead lacerations leg bruises and left arm abrasion. Both were admitted to Meadville City Hospital. Edward W Strachen 97 of Erie drove the mail truck and was uninjured.
The International Typographical Union Local 80 voted 285 to 94 to end a 10 day strike against the Kansas City Star and Kansas City Kansan. The Star resumes with an 18 page edition and a pay raise of 3 dollars weekly retroactive to Oct 1, 1958, with further 4 dollar hike next Oct 1.
J. E. Carbaugh died at Corry Memorial Hospital at age 74. Survived by his wife Bessie Peterson Carbaugh, four daughters Ethel Stark Irene King Doris Ritchie Harriett Simmons, four sons Howard Eric Cecil John Eben, two brothers Wert Curtis. Friends may call at Glenn Funeral Home Union City this evening 7 to 10 and tomorrow 2 to 4 7 to 10. Funeral Wednesday at 2p.m. Rev Finsnicum officiating. Interment Beaverdam Cemetery.
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