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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1960
Page
5
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Four Pennsylvania 4-H members including Miss Nancy Curtis of Columbus were selected to represent the state's 45,000 4-H Club members at the 30th National 4-H Conference in Washington, D C. from April 93rd through 27th. Dr William M Smith Jr state 4 H leader praised their leadership and achievement in 4 H work.
The Womens of the Moose will meet Thursday evening at the Moose home on East Washington street for a floral arrangements program presented by Mrs Nina Jewell from Jackson's Floral Gardens. Enrollment will be held at the meeting. Moosehaven chapter night will be observed with Mrs Thomas Grow as chairman and refreshments served after the session. The meeting starts at 3 o'clock with officers to report at 7730.
Miss Curtis 18 from Corry Area High School and four other Pennsylvania youths will join delegates from across the states at a conference in Warren. They will attend assemblies meet leaders and visit history shrines. Professor Smith notes the program aims to inspire citizenship rural leadership and improved 4 H programs.
Switchboard operators from local plants and businesses held their monthly gathering at Reed's Steak House. Attendees included Mrs. Raymond Rool, Miss Dorot Lytton, Miss Dorma Schramling, Miss Marilyn Ingrim, Mrs. Vern Group, Miss Jeanine Manley, Miss Janet Carroll, Mrs. Arden Barll, Mrs. Belly Pratt, Miss Barbara Cook, Mrs. Williams Deutschlander, Miss Linda Wilkinson, and Mrs. Clarence Raymond among others from Corry area firms.
W W Waterhouse spoke to the Kiwanis Club at Hotel Corry on his Cuba trip. He noted no real improvement since Batista, with wage gains for the tower class from 350 to 700 annually and little private enterprise due to government takeovers. He answered questions before Elmer Sharer attended. George Christensen introduced the speaker and announced an interclub trip to Evie, with Leo Heberstein leading a delegation to Meadville for a divisional meeting.
Western Pennsylvania Moose Association District 1 met Sunday at the Moose home on East Washington Street under District Governor P. L. Schaller of Erie. Delegates from Corry Meadville Oil City Erie and Union City attended about 50 including First Vice President Stanley Peterson of Bradford and Thomas Renwick. A chicken dinner followed for about 50 delegates and wives with a social hour closing the day. Wives of local officers hosted the visiting ladies. dinner chair Mrs Clarence Farrington was assisted by several hosts.
Aero Supply Foremen's Club held its 1960 officer election at the VEW Post home after a turkey dinner. Edward Moore presided as the business session opened and new officers were chosen: Jack Wadah president, Arthur Pledger vice president, Alfred Morrison secretary, and John Wilson treasurer.
Corry Area High School presents the 1960 Junior Class play Stag Line in the auditorium with rehearsals ahead for Thursday and Friday March 3rd and 4th at 8 p m. The three act comedy follows Maudie a headstrong teen who meddles in her sister’s wedding causing chaos linking Sylvia and Mac the best man while a lively cast fills roles from Maudie to bridesmaids and ushers under student director Graeme Lorimer and Nancy Krupa with production by Dramatic Publishing.
The Good Citizenship awards will be presented at the Broken Straw Valley Chapter DAR meeting on Thursday March 3. Hostess Mrs. Howard Loveland of 1025 East Main Street opens the session at 8 pm with Mrs. Roger Brown presenting certificates and pins to Barbara Weicht and two other local girls selected by the chapter.
A daughter was born last evening to Mr and Mrs Cecil Carbaugh Jr at Corry Memorial Hospital of 498 Busolid street. A daughter was born last evening to Mr and Mrs Bernard Ross of 303 Mead avenue at Corry Memorial Hospital.
Sandra Tolley recalls a rigorous stage childhood leading to a Broadway breakthrough at 16 in the road company of Picnic replacing Janice Rule. She credits her mother for pushing her toward fame while acknowledging a normal childhood might have been preferable.
The Presbyterian Women of the First Presbyterian Church will meet tomorrow evening at church. The program titled Take Now Pay Later features a panel discussion on television programs and related topics. Mrs. William Leaby will lead the program with assistance from junior and senior high youths.
Murray and Thlen feld of Pittsburgh await grand jury action on federal fraud charges connected to aiding bank loss. After a hearing before U S Commissioner Fred B Ob ley the case was ordered turned over to the grand jury. The Talenfelds are accused of rigging proxy ballots to gain control of the Old Freeport Bank.
A London theater cashier named Lizzie learned tambourine from Gypsy performers and introduced the instrument to the Salvation Army. She followed marching groups in Hyde Park and led later marches through London streets earning the nickname Tambourine Lizzie, amid a 1958 financial maneuver in Armstrong County and an alleged loan scheme from McKeesport Bank involving bonds.
Dr Barbara Moore the British walker plans a coast to coast trek across the United States starting from San Francisco within three weeks. The 51 year old vegetarian aims to cover 3120 miles to New York in 45 to 60 days aided by a visa she received in minutes and advice to begin on the Pacific coast, avoiding the Atlantic. Her past feats include Edinburgh to London in seven days and a 1000 mile traverse of Britain in just over three weeks. She will pass through Uniontown Pennsylvania and Philadelphia while following Route 40, diets of fruit juice and raw vegetables sustaining her through heat and long miles.
Elvis Presley plans a rapid discharge from the Army after returning from Germany aboard a Military Air Transport flight likely to McGuire Air Force Base New Jersey. He says two years in service did not change his voice and he may resume rock n roll with plans to visit Memphis then appear on a national TV show May 1. He confirms dating Priscilla Beaulieu a Wiesbaden high school student for several months and notes she is mature but not seriously involved. Her father Capt Joseph P Beaulieu Jr is stationed at Wiesbaden Air Base.
George Rockridge of Charleroi admitted murder in the bathtub slaying of his wife Alice, 40, after saying I did it but I don’t know why. Police said he attacked her with a hammer and paring knife as she sat in the tub at their home last Saturday night.
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