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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1960
Page
3
Fragmentary text mentions settling off abroad or by the U S and trips. content unclear and lacks concrete names or dates to define a specific news item.
Fragmentary OCR indicates a local public notice with scattered phrases about a Tuesday event from 7 to 9 pm and a location near St. Noln ull, mentioning booths or stalls. Details are unclear, but the piece signals a scheduled gathering or lottery drawing with unspecified organizers.
Readable fragments describe a local news snippet with unclear names and details. The text mentions dates and events only in scattered form, leaving the main action and participants uncertain.
NATO will create a unified mobile force armed with conventional and nuclear weapons. Gen Lauris Norstad announced that each member country would contribute one battalion under a single command to be established next year. Bonn will consult NATO before basing outside West Germany, while talks with Spain for supply and bases continue. The plan drew protests in Britain and elsewhere.
Mrs. B M White of R D 1 Centerville died last evening after a long illness. Born September 15 1675 in Centerville she was the daughter of George and Sylvia Post. She was a longtime Centerville resident and the oldest member of Centerville Baptist Church. Survived by husband Thomas White who died in 1934 two daughters Ethel Hall and Irene White a son Harry White three grandchildren five great grandchildren one brother Harrison Post and one sister Mrs Marion Cole. Funeral 2 pm Friday at Centerville Baptist Church with Rev Charles A Fuller, interment Sunnyside Cemetery. Torrey and Hays Funeral Home Spartansburg in charge.
A thief who stole a talking mynah from Arthur Brittman’s pet shop in Hillside New Jersey likely regrets the act after the bird can only say "Hello, You are a very bad boy" when spoken to. The source notes the humorous quip as the bird’s sole verbal talent.
An airport authority for Crawford and Venango counties is planned to study regional air transportation needs. County commissioners from both areas met Titusville officials and urged each city council to join, proposing one representative from each city. The Crawford County Central Labor Council AFL-CIO supported advancing the airport proposal at a steelworkers union meeting with 40 delegates voting unanimously in favor.
The First Methodist Church starts Lent with Holy Communion at 11:30 p.m. in silence, followed by a 9:30 p.m. conclusion. Rev. George Myers outlines March sermons on Claissian beliefs: Adam Christ Love Life with March 6th Week of Dedication observed across Methodism. Next Sunday, March 6, is the day of dedication.
Chief Drake appeals to Corry residents after a man matching a description threatened local girls. Police now have a lead and urge anyone with information to contact authorities. The article also notes Pearl fisheries in Ceylon have shifted to modern dredges over divers.
Television critic notes Jerome Courtland’s bearded cause in Tales of the Vikings as he bleaches his brown hair and jokes about maintenance. The piece also covers TV trends with Westerns fading, a surge in comedy pilots, and Monday guests on Jack Parks’s show.
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