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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1960
Page
5
Scrambled text fragment mentions division, a transplant, and immediate fulfillment of a drill. Names, places, and concrete facts are unreadable, producing no coherent event or outcome.
Corry Memorial Hospital Ladies Auxiliary met to plan a Silver Tea on April 24 at the MCA. May 14 set for the annual tag day. New members announced. six February volunteers noted amid good turnout. puppets delivered to hospital. slides from trips abroad shown. next meeting scheduled April 4.
Members of the Columbus Home Extension group met for an all day session at Mrs. Floyd Holcomb’s home. Rita Quigley discussed high protein foods, a tureen lunch with a birthday cake for Mrs. Ayling, and an afternoon program on fashions for windows with guidance on curtains and drapes harmonizing with home style and colors. Leaders training in Warren will focus on vegetables.
The Methodist Youth Fellowship hosted a skating party last evening at Cory Roller Rink from 7 to 10 PM with about 75 youths from Westminster Fellowship of First Presbyterian Church as guests. James Davison led MYF officers in charge, with group advisers serving as chaperones.
A post nuptial shower Saturday evening honored Mr and Mrs Richard Mulvin of Union City who were married in Waitsburg on February 2. Mrs Mulvin is the former Ruth Cooper of Spring Creek. Mrs Stephen Burlingame and Mrs Ted Cooper hosted at the former's West Washington Street home with about 25 guests. Cards visiting and refreshments followed. The couple received several nice gifts.
Miss Geraldine Vincent of Erie will lead a public missionary service at the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church tomorrow at 7:30 pm. A Wheaton College graduate, she has taught at Wheaton, worked with the African Inland Mission in Tanganyika, and taught at the London Bible Institute. She will share experiences with color slides and also lead a teacher training class at 1:20 pm, inviting Bible Club and Sunday School teachers to attend.
Esther Circle members of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at First Methodist Church announced a rummage sale on Friday and Saturday, March 25 and 26, at the former Stahl Jewelry store on North Center Street. The group also revealed hosts for upcoming WSCS events and the church family night dinner in April, with April 4 set for the next meeting.
Girl Scout Week runs Sunday through March 12 marking the 48th anniversary of Girl Scouts of the USA. Troop 398 along with Troops 380 381 and 39 take Red Cross Junior First Aid training and participate in Girl Scout Sunday service at the 1st Presbyterian Church with named participants and leaders listed.
Miss Louise Williams hosted the Mentor Club gathering on South Center Street. Miss Helen Rowe led a brief business session with ten members answering roll call. Miss Lillian Barnes presented a paper on Washington Irving. Refreshments followed. The next meeting is March 21 at Mrs. Wilbur Rickets home on North Center Street.
Miss America 1958 Mar dyn Vanderbur ends engagement to Gary Nady, CU graduate student and former football player. Vanderbur, a Colorado University student, announced the June wedding is off as she seeks a television career.
Allan Shaw new manager of the G C Murphy store was inducted as a Kiwanis member from Greenfield Hazelwood Club Fittsburg. Elmer Sharer Wilcox Products owner also joined. Ray Amy presided as Leo Heberlein reported on a Meadville district meeting and Erie interclub attendance weather kept guests away. Twenty five members attended the Hotel Corry dinner meeting hosted by C Conrad Monroe.
Corry Grange No. 55 session opened with a memorial for late member Frank Say. Grange Master Charles Mulligan presided as a special investigating committee was formed. Mrs. LeRoy King led pirate bingo with prizes for attendees. March 21 features slides by Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Powers. April programs include Rosa Larrondo speaking on April 4 and conferring of the first and second degrees on April 18.
A 1955 station wagon with eight people aboard was struck broadside by a train and hurled down a 10 foot embankment into a pond. Three children were thrown from the car while five occupants remained trapped. Scattered school books and briefcases marked the tragic scene along the tracks.
Paar returned to his NBC show Monday night after an earlier walkout over a five minute cut. Peace followed negotiations with two NBC vice presidents and a 10 word reference to Walter Winchell was omitted in the aired tape. Hundreds of fans welcomed him with signs and cheers as he vowed to keep raising TV impact.
The report lists victims Joseph Cormier Patricia Heanure Mary Ann Decruze Byron Bratile Doris Gomez and a seven year old child named Shelley. Mrs Whitaker waited for a freight train and the station wagon moved into the path of a passenger train. A tire contributed to the accident.
Erica Lemle of Hewlett New York warns American women are easily swayed by real estate agents and builders when buying homes. She argues homes are often mass produced and ill suited to family needs and urges buyers to involve decorators early and have plans reviewed by a decorator before construction. Agnes Knight Radford mother of Adm Arthur W Radford dies in Santa Ana aged 86 born in Reading England
In Luton England Leo Moore and his wife Yvonne plan to give their unborn baby to an American couple. Mrs Moore traveled from Manchester to oppose their decision while her son and daughter in law insist they can manage their affairs. The Prescottists of North Charleston South Carolina will adopt the child. Mrs Moore says she is giving the baby away because she does not want it. Neighbors and co workers criticized the couple though the Prescotts defend the plan as affordable and desired.
Funeral services for Alton Huntley were held at 2 p m yesterday at St George Funeral Home with Rev Paul Baker officiating. Interment followed at Beagerdam Cemetery. Bearers were Theodore Glatz Martin Glatz James Glatz Robert Graves Paul Covey and Milton Kingsley. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Melvin Vanderhoof of Youngsville Mr and Mrs Frank Miller of Jamestown and friends from Corry ages.
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