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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1960
Page
5
A local official initiates a reform drive in Pithole aimed at restructuring municipal oversight. The move involves the police department and seeks to address community concerns while outlining new responsibilities for city leadership.
A fragmentary OCR passage mentions a group or prop related to Peiffer and Ace 1 with directed efforts and regular work. The readable text hints at operations or undertakings by a group, with references to mounts and opportunities, but no clear event or outcome is established.
The Evang elical United Brethren Women’s Society of World Service held a session at the church last evening. Officers were elected for the WSWS year and the Rebekah Circle was divided into two groups. Guests heard a Nigeria lesson, viewed Africa slides, and heard reports from church missionaries. A tureen dinner preceded the meeting, with 118 attending.
Mrs Hand and her infant daughter Judith Lynn were feted at a baby shower hosted by Mrs Milton Kingsley. About 20 guests attended at the Moose home with games, prizes to Mrs Buell, Mrs King, Mrs Hand and Miss Machac. The door prize went to Mrs King. Centerpiece storks and refreshments included shower cake ice cream and coffee. Favors were miniature pink umbrellas. Gifts were generously given to the honorees. Lemon Tuna Bake recipe provided.
The Clymer Central School PTA met in the cafeteria where a Jamestown based Air Force officer spoke on jets and rockets to 25 members. President David Fassett led the meeting which approved sponsoring a Tulip Festival Queen candidate with a later appointed committee. Rev. Tunis Mieremi gave opening devotions and refreshments were provided by fourth grade mothers led by Mrs. Richard Griffiths.
The Cory Bridge Association weekly session at the VFW Post featured Howell movement tables with a 36 average score. Winners included Mrs. Morgan Beverly and Miss Amy Jackson with 41, Mr. and Mrs. James Luody 42, and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Treat 40. Top spots in Howell movement went to Gerstune and Dy at 34, with Miss Winifred Mertz and Mes C. I Curtis not far behind. Next week offers a rep Adar game and a special Lewcomners event.
A quirky recipe prose guides the busy homemaker to a exotic Oriental Omelet. Beat eggs with soy sauce salt and glutamate then cook until partially set. Fold in drained pineapple tidbits and fish, serve on toast points.
Ruth Cooper of Spring Creek and Richard Mulvin of Union City wed in Wattsburg on February 12 at 7 30 pm. Justice Arthur Watson presided. Attendants were Mr and Mrs James Oblinski. The bride, daughter of Blanche Barnes Michigan and Merle Cooper, and the groom, son of Josephine Mulvin, Union City, and the late Ted Mulvin, plan to live at 35 Parade Street Union City.
Rosa Larrondo of Santiago Chile spoke at Cony Area High School WHS guest talk for St Edward's School Parent-Teacher Association. She shared impressions of the United States, highlighted her homeland, and engaged attendees with local customs and history.
The Western Pennsylvania Section of the American Camping Association will meet in Erie at the Peniel Building on May 8 at 6 p.m. Dr. McCombs of Penn State will discuss Camping and Outdoor Education with slides from Stone Valley. Reservations and attendance urged through the Erie Scout Office.
The Brokenstraw Valley Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, cancels this evening’s meeting due to weather conditions. DAR Good Citizenship awards were to be presented. next meeting set for April 7 at 8 p.m. in the YMCA building on North Center Street.
Beaverdam residents Mr. and Mrs. William Kuhns surprised their son Larry Kuhns with a skating party at the Wattsburg Roller Rink attended by about 80 friends. The event Saturday evening featured refreshments and a large decorated birthday cake and a wrist watch presented to Larry.
The Martha Circle of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at First Methodist Church held a Tuesday evening meeting. Miss Ola Young led opening devotions, circle chairman Mrs. Robert Marsh presided over business, and plans to raise funds for the church building were discussed. Mrs. Jess Carroll presented The Stewardship of the Church program for 16 members present. The next gathering is set for April 5 at Mrs. Jerry Hoyt's East Columbus avenue home.
Lydia Circle of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at One First Methodist Church met with hostess Mrs Mie Biebiee ranmouth, West Pleasant street, with 21 members and one guest Mrs Charles Whiteley. Mrs Percy McCray led devotions from St John 14, closing in prayer.
A breakfast dish pairs satisfaction and originality with Crunchy Baked Eggs Au Gratin. Arrange hard cooked eggs halved in a greased casserole. Top with a white sauce spiced with paprika and creamed pepper, add grated cheese and toasted bread cubes, then bake at 250 degrees for 20 minutes.
Corry Church hosts the Erie Zone youth rally of the Church of the Nazarene on Saturday at 7 PM featuring an annual teen talent contest with contestants from Albion Meadville Union City Waterford and others. Winners advance to the district competition in New Brighton this spring. A Bible quiz by Rev J Scott Newell is also on the program. Zone officers will be elected after the service. Churches in the zone include Corry Union City Waterford Erie Albion Meadville Riceville Springboro and Titusville.
Harald Slaughter, manager of the local store, with his wife and son Dennis, leaves Tuesday for duties at the North Tonawanda store after a farewell dinner Tuesday evening at Reed's Steak House. Guests presented him with a gold pencil pen.
Lent season offers bargains on eggs and fish as well as other meatless options. The article notes biblical associations with bread fish and cheese and suggests homemakers can save by shopping for seafood and eggs plus other meatless meal items. It also mentions recipes scattered on the page to brighten Lenten menus.
Milwaukee AP report details Edward Dolan a 28 year old Pittsburgh man who dated about 30 Milwaukee women dating range 21 to 50. He was arrested on a vagrancy warrant after a jealous reaction from a former partner led to police involvement. One woman collapsed and another offered to post bond until facing court record inclusion.
Three escapees from the West Virginia Penitentiary at Moundsville were recaptured and returned to custody in Grantsville Maryland. Emmett R. McCarthy 28 of Calhwell County Roy F. Haines 34 of Hampshire County and Simon Whytsell Jr. 36 of Calhoun County were found after a day at large. McCarthy was located in a wrecked car near Grantsville while Haines and Whytsell were captured in a cabin.
New York AP report states Wall Street broker Frank B. Haderer confessed to embezzling about $270,000 from Walston and Co over eight years by manipulating IBM trading cards and using the proceeds for stock and Las Vegas gambling. No client funds were harmed, losses insured. Haderer faced forgery and grand larceny charges after investigation by Dist Atty Frank Hogan.
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