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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1959
Page
5
Vague OCR fragment references a two car incident, a husband and messenger, a vital component, and a numeric code 237. Mentions Franklin tin, car Santville RD 1, and an auto total. No clear person, place, date, or outcome is extractable.
The annual Junior Class banquet will be April 2 in the Cory Area High School Cafeteria and the prom set for Friday evening in the gym. James Maloney and Leroy Rieck cochair furniture and clean-up. Mark Savko and others fill the committees. Master of ceremonies is Michael McLaughlin. decoration and invitation duties are assigned to several students. the decoration committee is meeting at Miss Sharon Zalzneck's home. A separate note describes a surprise birthday party for Mrs. Rauch, 60 guests attended, and other city visitors and local residents mentioned.
Lois Rhodes daughter of Mr and Mrs Ted Wawrejko of Gould street and Calvin Wilde son of Mr and Mrs Lyle Bemis of North Center street wed Thursday at 7 15 pm at the home of Mr and Mrs Eldred Roush in Clymer Rev LeRoy Wiley of the Cory Assembly of God officiated The bride wore a blue street length dress with white accessories and a white carnation corsage A party for the couple followed at the bride’s home They plan to reside on Second avenue briefly before moving to Clymer where the groom works for Ralph Williams logging The bride attended Area High School and the groom is a 1958 graduate of Clymer Central School
Pittsburgh AP State Democratic Chairman Josep M Barr accuses the Philadelphia Bar Assn head of hypocrisy for criticizing the party’s refusal to back Justice Thomas D McBride for a full term while backing Judge Raymond Pace Alexander in a separate case. Barr, a mayoral hopeful, said the bar’s stance is inconsistent and noted Alexander’s selection in a prior matter. Walter Allesandranti, a Philadelphia Republican, voiced similar concerns.
The Tennessee Was Transmis sion Ladies Variety Club met at the Rawlin Hill utility building with 16 members. Miss Jody McCourt was named the club’s nominee for queen at the Northcoralig Tulip Festival in Clymer. The theme is Holiday with Independence Day as the parade float theme. Hosting chairs include Mrs. Harold Nelson, Mrs. Richard Giffith, and Mrs. Gilbert Willink. A surprise stork shower honored Mrs. Mack.
The Northwest District PTA conducted a meet at the Arlington Hotel Ol City focusing on legislation. Mrs. Robert Tunnell of West Park Place Ltd led devotions while Mrs. L. Besonson presided and greetings were offered by Mrs. Paul Narbut. Workshops were led by Mary T. Denman, a Pittsburgh attorney. The event hosted and hosted by several district leaders and education association officials.
Ben Karl Mundt says the pending Kennedy Ervin labor control bill has gaps that could be used by corrupt union officials. He urged the subcommittee to include his two provisions tightening strikes and secret elections, while McClellan and Curtis also sought hearings.
The Pennsylvanian community rallied to help Larry Sharp, a 20 year old freshman who was paralyzed from the neck down after a BYU class trampoline accident. A benefit drive raised about $12,000 in donations, with restaurants and a local station aiding funds and events.
Dr Max Gers son 77, famed for specialty in elevonle Jisenaen treatment, died yesterday after a short illness. Born in Germany, he came to the United States and established a small private hospital in New York.
Brownies and Intermediate Scouts attended a Scout Sunday service at Pirat Freebyterian Church. Intermedi ate Scouts helped with worship and ushers, with Chantene Clark reading the call to worship and Psalm readings. Marian Elyse Bier, Bonnie Jolley, and others led prayers, while Roberta Mackey presented the New Testament reading.
Akron man Monroe, 28, held in connection with the death of Elmina Mull, 31, found beaten in Portage Township living room. Police say Monroe, captured after a highway sighting, was being held in Cambria County, Pa, today as investigators pursue the case.
A post race crash at a car meet killed 24 year old Donald Whitian Tann of Detroit. The Red Triumph rolled over off the course after completing 15 laps during the 52.6 mile feature. Tann was associated with Palm Beach Air Force base and the weapon unclear in the confusing OCR report.
Hollywood Highlights recalls Lou Costello, beloved straight man Bud Abbott pair, and their rise to fame after Buck Privates. The piece notes Costello's outgoing generosity, hard work on film sets, and later fatigue from pratfalls, taxes, and high living costs. It mentions their peak earnings, the tax bite, and Costello’s later restraint amid illness while still performing.
Judi Humphrey of Lewistown Pa won the U S Junior Miss title at Mobile Alabama. She had a childhood speech problem corrected by surgery and years of practice. Runners up included Peggy W Kerwin Linda Coush Diane Heanor Lee Nome and Kathleen Honish.
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