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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1961

Page

5

CMHA TV to Broadcast Local Talent Evening

CMHA TV plans a broadcast of local talent with musical variety to air next month on CMHA TV. The event, sponsored by the Copry Memorial Hospital Authority, will be hosted at Corry High School with several acts lined up and tickets to be sold. Mrs Glin Palmer chairs the event with aides Mrs Gertrude White and Mrs Holland Morgan coordinating.

Cmha-Tv Copry Memorial Hospital AuXnory Onganiaillon Corry Arei Hipti School Ganong siBhig Wie Muost Huw Glin Palmer Keneri Chawman Gertrude White Mrs Holland Morgan Coctulr

Railroad Aide Rotary Speaker at Corry dinner

The Rotary Club weekly dinner featured a talk on automation in railroading by a Pennsylvania Railrod aide. Allan Hy ybrouck led the meeting, announced pancake supper winners will be treated at a steak dinner next week, and officers for next year were to be elected. Rev Elmer Orther gave the invocation and group singing was led by Walter Betham.

Pennsylvania Railrod Rotary Club Corry Morle Dada Pennsylvania Chautauqua Kinzua Dampeeec Allan Hy Ybrouck Eveming Turt Flecardl Benelkeny Stomk Eulers Elmer Orther Walter Betham Robert Tunnel

Columbus Grangers Enjoy Irish Program Night at Grange Hall

Columbus Grange members met Monday evening in the Grange Hall for a St. Patrick’s Day program arranged by Mrs. D P Trisket. Group singing accompanied by Mrs. Albert Sandburg opened, followed by readings and poems about St Patrick and the Shamrock. Grange master Harold Curtis presided. a letter from Warren County Pomona Grange was read about the newsletter. A special Pomona session for all fourth and fifth degree members was announced for tomorrow at 8 pm in Columbus. Four subordinate Granges will present panel discussions on Granger matters, with sugar, rolls, pickles, tea and coffee served to 20 members.

Columbus Grangers D. P. Trisket Columbus Grange Grange Hall Albert Sandburg Bt Patty Trisket Columbus James Koletee Charles Tripp Paul Suchar Lawrence Miller Nest

Corry area students win praise and theatre highlights

Robert Turnell of West Park Place earns senior honors with a 4.0 average at Dartmouth College in Hanover. BU Lan Kinley, a Wooster College junior, will appear in the Little Theatre's Inherit the Wind later this month, as part of a cast that includes local daughter of J Fred Kinley. Gannon College Talismen present short plays with original drama by Patsy Yoerlin and Alexander Clente. Ninth grade Sunday School members at First Methodist enjoyed a student dinner guided by Paul Meerdink. After a 14 day leave, Jack Wells heads to Cocoa Florida to study electronics with the US Navy. he was discharged from CABS in 1960.

Robert Tunnel Ester Robert Turnells West Park Place Corry Area Bob Dartmouth College Dayton Tenn J. Fred Kinley East Pleasant Street CAHS Gannon College Wadlllton Methodist Church Paul Meerdink Ginnie’s Jack Wells Cocoa Fla Navy CABS Sin Tego Calif Cleveland John Wells Betty Eagler Harry Ottaway

Physical Fitness Topic For Spring Creek Ladies

The Spring Creek extension group met in the parlor to discuss physical fitness with Mrs. Robert Kaffertin and Mrs. Wallace Sickler in charge. A brief business session was led by chairman Mrs. Randall Mei Cray, followed by refreshments.

Spring Creek Spring Creek Honn Extension Group Uiehuureh Robert Kaffertin Wallace Sickler Randall Mei “Cray

Mrs. M. Barnes Re-elected Head Of Golden Agers

Mrs. Maude Barnes was re elected president of the Corry Area Golden Age Club at a YMCA gathering. It begins her fourth term. Earl Hasbrouck and Ruth Hoenes were named to key posts for the new year. New member Arthur Ayling of Columbus joined. Speaker Alty Douglas Rozelle shared Europe slides. Two humorous readings by Leon Van Tassel followed. A devotional led by Rev. William C. Lew JT. Group singing by Mrs. William Gumbleton. Sandwich party closes the afternoon with several committee members listed.

M. Barnes Maude Barnes Corry Area YMCA Barnes Earl Hasbrouck Ruth Hoenes Brauntit Arthur Ayling Columbus Alty Douglas Rozelle Europe Leon van Tassel William C. Lew JT Einmaneel Episcopal Church William Gumbleton Fred Bes Ab William Huenel John Babcock Mayme Mitchell Charles Amy Fred Ross Miller Davison

Club 15 Fetes Mrs Stenman Birthday Honor

Mrs Bryce Leek hosted Club 15 at her rural route home last evening for the birthday of Mrs PH Steiman. Nine members and one guest, Mrs Beth Hammond, attended with prizes for Mrs Stenman Mrs George Rhodes and Mrs Charles Tarr. Attendee award went to Mrs Albert Shaffer. Lunch featured sandwiches celery relishes pineapple upside-down cake tea and coffee. Next meeting host is Mrs Harry Burton for Mrs Flossie Fosburgh birthday.

Bryce Leek Wis Club 15 PH Steiman Beth Hammond Stenman George Rhodes Charles Tarr Albert Shaffer Harry Burton Meadaverlue Flossie Fosburgh

Births at Corry Memorial Hospital Reported

A daughter was born last evening at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Harold D Chapman of Bear Lake. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Richard Courtney of 66 Snyder Circle last evening at Corry Memorial Hospital. The clove of the evening was noted by Mrs James Stewart and Mrs Raymond Sickler, with April 10 as the date of the next meeting.

Corry Memorial Hospital Harold D. Chapman Bear Lake Richard Courtney Snyder Circle James Stewart Raymond Sickler

Harding PTA Hears Pupils on Exchange Program

At the Harding School PTA meeting Donald Wharton, Corry Area High School senior who spent last summer in Pau France, and Aldo Gremese CAHS foreign exchange student spoke about their experiences. Wharton described an eight day trip from Montreal aboard the Seven Seas with ship orientation, and showed slides. Aldo discussed Udine Italy and local host families, education in Italy, and school six days a week.

American Field Service Exchange Harding School PTA Donald Wharton Corry Area Pau France Aldo Gremese CAHS William Debs Wharton Montreal Canada Louis Martinez Udine Italy Aldo GAHS Robert McCray Spartansburg Highway McCray John Oesch Kenneth Fitts Mead Park Fred Clark McAvoy Frank Karkosk Wellenhoffer Pitts Baldwin Porter Auer Corry

Named Best Novel 1960 Awarded to Conrad Richter

The National Book Committee named Conrad Richter as author of the best novel of 1960 for The Waters of Kronos. Richter, 70, is a Pine Grove Pennsylvania native and writer of the spivel A spivel.

New York Conrad Richter National Book Committee Richter Pine Grove Kronos

YMCA women play leads to 92 40 35 34 32 in Seen OF

Howell team wins a weekly game at the YMCA yesterday afternoon as the Women’s After School group hosts a table of scores. Winners include Mrs Jared Kinley with Ms PIL Bartholme 40 points, Mrs HY Wilcox and Mrs Gerald Lane 35, Mr AL Yallasens and Mrs Florence McCray 34, and Mrs Raynond Sandburg with Mrs James Sullivan 32. Mrs Burl Haight taking reservations for next week’s regular game.

Howell YMCA Avernie Jared Kinley Pil Bartholme Ted Mn. HY. Wilcox Gerald Lane Mya Horton Davis James Mac-Innes AL Yallasens Florence McCray Raynond Sandburg James ‘Sullivan Arthur ‘Treat Ted ‘Treat Burl Haight

Bennink Speaker For Columbus PTA

Bennink a resident of Columbus and Corry Area High School teacher addressed Columbus PTA members last evening. The Collegiates provided entertainment led by Judith Dwyer. Plans for the Cimadohta Lake Park picnic on June 16 include bus transport for youngsters. A Book of Knowledge demonstration and remarks by Warren librarian Mrs Georgia Coyle were noted. The finance chair asked remaining purses be sold promptly and refreshments were served by Mrs Bennink’s second grade mothers who won the attendance award. In Los Angeles a divorce hearing ended with Marcella Wainscott claiming she married the wrong number.

Ros Bennink Calumbus Corry Area Bohol Columbus Pta Dean Beto Judith Dwyer the Collegiates Norman Lewis PTA Mag R. A. Merrifield Columbus Community Congregational Church Cimadohta Lake Park Georgia Coyle Warren Finance Committee

Woman's Association Meeting at First Presbyterian Church

Mes. Kenneth Burr hosted a Women's Association gathering at her home with 14 members present. Devotions by Mrs. William Gumbleton focused on The Bread of Life, and the program included The World In A Word. Business notes highlighted Easter Cantata on March 6, Maundy Thursday activities, and Holy Week services, with April 16 set for the next circle meeting hosted by Mrs. William Fali.

Kenneth Burr Gumbleton Robert Curtis Circle Ghairmin Marth Pest Mothonet Maundy Thurstay William Fiali

Calling All Wives This Husband Takes The Cake

A 28 year old mother obtained divorce from her contractor husband after she testified he spent 900 on cablegrams to Nikita Khrushchev and Fidel Castro. She said he allowed only candles and a kerosene lamp and heater to heat and light their home and that their three children observe Jewish last days. The husband denied most charges but acknowledged sending the Castro cablegram and claimed the Khrushchev message was not accepted by the telegraph company.

Menp His Ven Nikdta Khrushchev Pidél Castro William Henry Riley Riley Castro Khrushchev

Prowse Suspended Over Refusal for Elvis Role

Actress Juliet Prowse is suspended by 20th Century Fox while on loan to Hall Wallis Productions. The home studio says she refused the lead opposite Elvis Presley in Wallis Blue Hawaii, prompting the suspension announced Tuesday.

Idly Wood Juliet Prowse 20Th Century-Fox Hall Wallis Productions Miss Prowse Elvis Presley

Judge sends 11-year-old to jail over car theft

In Oslo a judge, unable to place a juvenile delinquent due to full reform schools, sentenced an 11-year-old boy to jail for stealing cars as authorities struggled to find placement amid overcrowded facilities.

Oslo Norway

New York TV Death Toll Prompts Safety Warning

In New York the AP notes television viewing consumes over five hours daily for the average home. The piece cites a growing medical concern as JAMA reports an epidemic termed Dodge City syndrome. It involves gunshot wounds in the right feet of young American males due to Western style frivolities with loaded revolvers and bad timing.

New York Journal of the American Medical Association Dodge City

Wattsburg HS Paper Earns Second Honor in TB Project

The Bobcat Review from Wattsburg High School earned a National Honor Certificate in the 24th Annual School Press Project of the National Tuberculosis Association. It was the only Western Pennsylvania high school selected for national judging and will also be awarded state and national honor certificates at the State Tuberculosis Convention in Pittsburgh. Governor David L. Lawrence was to present the awards.

Wattsburg Area National Tuberculosis Association Columbia Scholastic Press Association Western Pennsylvania New York City Erie County Health and Tuberculosis Association Pittsburgh David L. Lawrence

TV Review Warns of Talavision Elbow and Fat Snacks

A USC neurologist warns that prolonged elbow resting while watching TV can injure nerves and even affect the hands. He notes appetite and caloric intake dominate viewing, citing chips as America’s favorite snack, with nuts candy and drinks also popular. Tonight’s lineup includes Perry Como on NBC and The Bickersons sketch on CBS followed by Minerva’s Children on Circle Theatre.

University of Southern California A. A. Marinaccci Perry Como NBC Don Ameche Frances Langford the Bickerson Circle Theatre CBS Minerva’s Children

Kennedy seeks religious accord amid education bill clash

President Kennedy defends right of Catholics and Protestants to hold and express views. He hopes the education bill dispute does not trigger religious prejudice and says the nation must remain united. He stresses officials should not shift beliefs due to the White House occupant’s religion.

Kennedy

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