Fowler and Daishine Face Off in Court Case
In a local court proceeding, tycoon W. Will Fe is linked to a dispute over an alleged improper action. Attorneys for Fowler and Daishine argue over charges and remedies as records show a tense hearing.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1961
Page
3
In a local court proceeding, tycoon W. Will Fe is linked to a dispute over an alleged improper action. Attorneys for Fowler and Daishine argue over charges and remedies as records show a tense hearing.
Seventeen Spartans students gathered for the ninth Latin banquet at Spartanin School held in the Traditional Roman dining room. Activities included a crown ceremony, readings, and a banquet with multiple courses such as mulsum and perch, with Gilbert Nichols receiving a trophy for outstanding athletic contribution.
Last week police raided homes in Corry, arresting 14 people with five bailed out at $100 each, for alleged library book crimes. The affair drew heavy publicity and unsettled residents, while the Corry Public Library promotes National Library Week with a Free Day to encourage returns and curb overdue holdings.
A fragmented listing shows multiple society events from Monday to Thursday including hospital auxiliary, Baptist and Methodist group meetings, corry grange, YMCA activities, Beagle Club, Rebekah Lodge, and Catholic Daughters. Dates range March 4 to March 9 with varied times from 1 pm to 8 pm, featuring guest speakers, installations, and dinners across local churches, lodges, and halls.
A compact listing of weekly YMCA events and related group gatherings across March. Activities include Mrs Bernard Shaw aid, VFW Ladies Auxiliary in Gade Room, Corry Area Ministers Association 6 p.m., Troop 178 Sherman Girl Scouts swimming 6 30 p.m., beginner and advanced archery, bridge classes, Junior High Tri-Hi-Y, Teen Town, and multiple swim meets such as Corry versus Erie Y from 8 to 11 p.m. Also notes on Ladies Auxiliary workshops, Northwest District Swim Championship and other community gatherings at Sherman Community Church and St Pauls Lutheran.
Cleveland Public Hall hosts the first public atomic garden in the United States as the Home and Flower Show opens. Oak Ridge Atom Industries brings rapidly growing, colorfully lit plants and expert Clarence Speas will answer visitor questions. Seeds and plants will be sold for at home experimentation.
A son was born yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Marzke of R D 3 Cambridge Springs at Union City Memorial Hospital. A son was born yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pate of 898 East South Street Corry Memorial Hospital. Zales N Ecton dies at 62 in Boseman Mont. Ecton was a former U S Senator and first Republican elected by popular vote.
St Edward PTA schedules a card party and a meeting at the Moose Home with members from St Edward SNOW EA. They vote to send principal Mary Mark to a convention in Atlantic City. Spring sports updates include a quilt project with Joan Sersen and Cyril Cooper, plus an attendance award for the third grade room.
Aurel Wenger of the Dairy Institute of the Erie Area announces the Miss Milkmaid contest sponsored for dairy farm daughters aged 17 to 22. Prizes include a queen title, cash awards, and beauty and knowledge judging on a point system. public judging will be at Fort LeBoeuf High School in Waterford on April 7 at 8 p m. Entry forms have been mailed to over 1 200 dairy farmers in Erie and northern Crawford counties with additional blanks available locally and entries due by April 1 in Harrisburg.
McKone and Olmstead disclose a midair attack by a Soviet MIG on their RB47. Missiles crippled engines, aircraft went out of control, and two crewmen parachuted into icy water. Olmstead reports multiple chutes, McKone recalls two. Palm, commander, is believed killed. They floated six hours before Soviet trawler rescued them.
Marietta Tree, 43, newly confirmed U.S. representative to the U.N. Human Rights Commission, is a glamorous New York socialite with two daughters and a husband once in Parliament. She dislikes shopping, enjoys canvassing for politics, and places civil rights at the core of her work while balancing family life with husband Ronald Tree, an investment banker. Her daughter Penelope is 11 and Frances Fitzgerald, 20, attends Radcliffe College.
Indian Prime Minister Nehru approved UN backed action to avert clashes and civil war in Congo while restricting Indian troops from suppressing popular movements. Ambassadors Stevenson and Zorin discussed Congo, with a possible Gromyko meeting to shape the Assembly debate's direction.
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