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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1961
Page
5
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Carl Engle 19 and Richard with an arrest linked to thefts. It references Alderman and a jail bond. The context is unclear but implies legal actions and charges.
Corry Grange will host a Pomona meeting Wednesday in Corry Erie County Pomona group panel discussion will be open to the public Morning session at 10 40 on Partners in Community Development with speakers Erie County Commissioner Cat Proctor Extension agent William Urash Wattsbury School official Robert Harwood and industry viewpoint from Pred T Murray Reverend George Myers to conduct devotional period LeRoy King to extend welcome Ruth Harwood Pomona lecturer to respond Evening session reserved for business commuter reports musical numbers and final fifth degree conferral John Decker Corry executive chairman of the county group tow]
A series of birth notices from Corry Memorial Hospital reports new daughters and sons born to local families. Names include Mr and Mrs Richard Perin, Quentin McCray, Thomas Sadowski, John Grace, Russell, and Mr and Mrs Donald Mosher. Residences listed span Corry and Union City with dates referenced as recent prior days.
A brief meditation on how spoken language fades while print endures like air in the room. The piece contrasts oral tradition with written record, noting enduring visibility, permanence, and accessibility across readers and generations.
Methodist Youth Fellowship groups met at the First Methodist Church to plan travel to Union City for a special program and devotional period. The Methodist Youth Chorus rehearsal moved to 4 p.m. with a sack lunch before departure. They will sing at Easter Sunday church service and plans for a swimming party and supper were discussed. A joint meeting is set for March 19 to discuss teenagers problems.
Easy eye appealing red raspberry gelatin dessert with whipped cream marshmallows cream cheese and berries. Mix gelatin with hot water fold in raspberries juice and cream cheese then chill in a loaf pan or individual cups for six servings. Add whole berries on top for presentation.
Weekend recovery followed two performances of The Very Opposite Sex directed by Philip Segal with Paula Meerdink overseeing tickets. Northwestern District Chorus placement announced. Honor Roll recognized for first semester. class plans for future play and senior events noted with extensive lists of junior senior and senior names.
Support grows for drafting a code of conduct outlawing metadiscrimination in the British Commonwealth. Suggestions then offered as a compromise amid race relations concerns at the Commonwealth prime ministers conference opening Wednesday.
Readers can shop for an Easter bonnet through the classified ad sale offered by local papers. Listings feature a variety of hats, hats accessories, and related fashion items at reduced prices. Buyers and sellers connect through the newspaper market section.
WAN MEN from ages 18 to 51 prepare for U S Civil Service openings in the next year. Government positions pay up to 446.0 a month to start with strong security and advancement. Many jobs require little education or experience but pass a test. Only a fraction pass. Lincoln Service, a large private school, offers free information and coupon to learn more on how to qualify for government jobs and salaries.
Evia will host the 1961 Lecture Series beginning Thursday March 23 with Connred Of History head Capes of Alu Hey College presenting Nigeria Real Per se Tn Contin Attica. The second lecture follows March 30 on The Problem of North Africa. April 6 features Red China in the world polity and April 13 China Red or Nationalist. All talks start at 2 pm at the YWCA and Mekete will be present if possible.
In Bucks County the Republican County executive committee chair Boyer announced he will not seek reelection when his term ends in 1961, resigning after attempts to unseat him. He was acquitted by a jury of Wiltshire charges and had received $7,400 from three discount stores to avoid prosecution for Blue law violations. The committee also endorsed Harold Patton of Levittown for district attorney in November, bypassing the prosecutor, Dist. Atty. Paul Becker.
A gun battle between police and bombing suspects left two dead and four wounded. A semiofficial Revolucion report claimed a different motive than witnesses and police. The incident occurred as a crowd gathered to pay tribute to victims, near the area of Prime Minister Fidel Castro.
Pennsylvanias first woman attorney general Aline X. Alpern sides with Ms Mabel McCumbs of Lancaster in a legal matter. Alpern objects to harsher penalties for women than men under a decade old law, noting the ducking stool and similar punishments are outdated and that fines or lighter sentences suffice. The decision avoids a potential prosecution scenario for Lancaster County man Tracy who would have carried out a ducking if McCumbs were convicted.
Actress Marilyn Monroe left Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center and returned to her East 57th Street apartment after nearly a month of hospitalization. She appeared radiant and said she felt wonderful and planned no immediate plans beyond resting at home.
Mrs. Elwell fought an employer rule banning heels in the Department of Public Offices. With a doctor's certificate she returned in low heels, was briefly suspended, and challenged the directive aimed at ending what the manager called sloppy appearance. The case involves City Pension Board proceeding.
The Governor's Committee on Education proposes doubling current expenditures by 1970 to keep pace. The draft cites a minimum adequate program costing $1.672 billion, with or without new legislation total school spending reaching $1.26 billion in 1970. The plan covers all state and local education costs.
Caroline Kennedy carries a toy six shooter as she and President Kennedy leave the White House for church. Photographers and Washington reporters note her playful stance while the President calls her name and continues on toward the Smiths’ home after Mass.
In Santiago partial returns show Alessandri coalition ahead with 298,762 votes to 258,572 for leftist and Communist parties. Communists win at least three Senate seats, triggering celebrations outside party headquarters as Chile votes for the first time to reset Alessandri's austerity program.
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