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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1963
Page
5
A Florence federation president outlines plans to advance medical education and reform efforts. The statement highlights upcoming initiatives, leadership changes, and collaboration with national and regional partners to improve services and governance.
Mrs. Gilbert Wascak and her six month old son Philip are bound for Japan to join Ate Gilbert Wascak, serving with the United States Air Force there. They flew Erie to San Francisco then on to Japan, after visiting her parents in Corry. The piece notes other local travel and community notices, including missionary Edla Silvis, Florida trips, and bake sale plans.
February items from Corry society note Mrs Paul Stroup hosting a tea with Mrs Earl Van Guilder and Mrs Douiglis Reynolds at Spring Street. Awards to Mrs James Stewart and Mrs George Maroney. Missions society luncheon and a birth at Stem Memorial Hospital.
The Rev. Michael J Motherhey age 86 a Benedictine priest and architect from Lock Haven Pennsylvania died in Belmont North Carolina yesterday. He designed about 40 buildings including several churches. Services will be held here on Tuesday.
A birthday party for Judy Lindberg drew forty guests including Lindy Phillips Jeanie Caster Jimmy Proctor Dianne Young Jerry Proctor and others. Activities included a scavenger hunt games such as hobby horse race football and bucket brigade with Dick Darrow winning a beans in a jar contest. Favors were whistles and fortune balloons and assorted refreshments were served.
Brigadier Yorouny Imenasuset will address the Home League of the Salvation Army at the Citadel tomorrow at 7 30 p m on the women s social department and work with unwed mothers. Brigadier Messenger recently retired after 94 years service with recent post as assistant superintendent at Booth Hospital Boston headed by past assignments in Cleveland Pittsburgh and New York. Hostesses are Mrs Mary Robbins and Mrs Marjorie Brown. Public invited.
Sounty Pomona Grange plans a Wattsburg meeting with Wattsburg Grange. Business by Pomona Master Clifford Haynes. Morning 10 30 session features a film on Growth and Care of Flowers. Afternoon shows slides on Excep t Home Children's Center. Attorney R V Scarpitti speaks in evening. Master degree conferred by Pomona officers. Meals served by Wattsburg Grange members.
The golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Messenger will be observed Sunday afternoon from 1 to 5 at their rural route 1 address in Columbus bone. Friends relatives and neighbors are invited to attend hosted by their five children and families.
A Page One look reveals debate over liberalizing medical aid rules. House Democrats back eliminating parental and spousal responsibility for a beneficiary's medical bills, a move costing estimates from $1.1 million to $8.9 million depending on the analyst. The Department of Public Welfare cites $16 million as the original plan, while Reichley notes ongoing administration reviews.
A report suggests the GOP gains in the South, West, and Midwest support Barry Goldwater’s thesis that Republican success hinges on connecting the South with the West and Midwest. It cites farm states and notes Republican weakness in big cities echoed by Nixon’s 1960 defeat.
About 411 production employees in Olean begin their third week of work without pay at Fibre Farming Co as payrolls remain unmet. Local 22 president Robert W. Easley says workers won’t quit to avoid losing industry. company president Charles Nolan praises the workers as the finest group.
Ingram outlined a studied pace to finish most of the current fiscal year as the state Highways Department trims in-field maintenance jobs by 10 percent, affecting about 1,060 positions. The plan aims to save at least $12 million, though a $2 million deficit remains possible amid broader layoffs and hiring disputes.
An Erie man William McCarthan, 59, was shot in his home and two others arrested for attempted homicide after two shooting melees near Jethroe and Lees. McCarthan survived with gunshot wounds to the face, hand, chest and stomach and was admitted to St Vincent's Hospital in fair condition. Willie Simmons, 32, at the same address, faced assault with intent charges. Edward Bassham, 30, charged with attempted murder and illegal possession of firearms after a second shootout with Patrolman J. T. Bat Wes at the steak house. Both suspects pleaded not guilty and await hearings with Alderman Michael Kinecki. The incidents followed a quarrel over money and involved multiple officers and witnesses.
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