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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1960
Page
5
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Monday evening features a terrene dinner at Corry Grange Hall honoring Lindi Hanna as Girl of the Month and Rosa Larronda as honorary Girl of the Month. Other events include College Women at the YMCA with guest speaker Brie Playhouse director Newell Tarrant. Columbus Grange and Mrs. Meritt Huntaceat speak.
Photographers in the Northwest District of Pennsylvania plan a convention in Cory. The May 18 date was tentatively set with a full day of demonstrations by esteemed photographers from other districts. A print competition will award three cups. Kirk Sawyer represents Corry on the arrangements committee. The final convention site remains undecided.
A social stork shower honored Mrs James Kelsey at the Snyder Circle home with ten guests. Prizes went to Mrs Richard Hall and Mrs Richard Mattit, plus the guest of honor. An Easter theme featured favors, baskets of almonds and nuts, refreshments, and many gifts for Mrs Kelsey from attendees.
A son was born this morning at Siem Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Pied Nelson of Cambridge Sprites. Mrs Nelson is a farmer Balih, part of Cory.
Columbus Cub Scouts held its meeting yesterday with Quinfin McCray in charge. Busi Pokosi was named man of the doughnut sale. The program opened with a flag salute and songs, and included a show and readings. After activities, the group sang and refreshments were served.
A mission program led by Rev Richard Miller of the Citing and Wheelock congregations will present slides about a recent trip to South America and the Ava Thdians Titsuvace tribe. The service is scheduled for Thursday evening March 8 at 8 o'clock in the town church and will also be shown at the Garland Mark Polish Church Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock, both open to the public.
The Aneri cot Contract Bridge League and related groups announce a charity bridge event on Saturday evening. April 9 at 8 o'clock in the Floret Corry. Proceeds go to the American Red Cross Disaster Fund. Aimed at aiding disaster relief, the event will feature separate entry fees for experienced players and beginners, with further details to follow.
Miss Janice McCray of Elgin was feted Saturday at a birthday party at Rainbow Rink in Wattsburg hosted by friends and Burkley-Dunton employees. About 60 attendees enjoyed skating and refreshments, with a decorated birthday cake presented to Miss McCray.
Rev Bauer of First Presbyterian Clinch will headline a Youth Lenten service sponsored by the Youth Council of the Sorry Area Council of Churches. The event, held at St Pauls Evang Lutheran Church, begins at 7 o clock and ends by 7:29 a.m. Young people from the city and area are urged to attend.
A Coral and white theme event honored Mr. and Mrs Ban Roberts of Caluishy Tardaughter Herwiee and May Roberts. Approximately 30 relatives from Jutriysions axa Ellery Cen ter, % Yad Corry, Columbus area attended at a Bathweediie Toniveesey. The couple received gifts and the evening featured a two-tier cake and lighted tapers as guests socialized.
President Eisenhower told 7,000 delegates at the White House Conference on Youth and Children that he has unshakable faith in America's rising generation. He praised their “high-spirited” nature, curiosity, and growing understanding of the link between physical and mental fitness and achievement. The crowd applauded once during his 15-minute address.
Michael Finncis Doyle, 84, a renowned international lawyer and Catholic layman, was found dead Saturday from a heart attack in Philadelphia. His death ends a long career noted for courtroom impact and public service. Local and national legal figures mourn the loss of a man influential in law and civic life.
AP reports on The Great Challenge discussing education for leadership with Gov Nelson Rockefeller and others. The review notes a good but messy hour and urges future high minded TV, plus picks Steven Allen Show Diana Dos and Johnny Carson, June Allyson on CBS, and Jack Paar in London.
New York based Profit reports for 140 firms show early gains in the first weeks of the year. Banks expect substantial profits from higher interest rates and loan demand, while traders warn the improvement may be uneven across industries and could spread into the second quarter.
The article notes that no delegate candidates pledged to support a presidential hopeful will appear on the ballot in the coming primary. Democratic respondents from Pennsylvania reject binding pledges, with several saying they would only honor a pledge if a candidate won an overwhelming share of write-in votes. The piece also reports on President Eisenhower’s 1 vote delegation postponement and his Bologna trip for a Hopkins center project, amid illness.
Dr George Ingalls 47 a prominent Baltimore psychoanalyst and former president of the Baltimore Foundation for Psychoanalysts died Saturday afternoon after a brief illness. Born in Stroud Oklahoma, he had led local psychoanalytic efforts and influence in the field.
About 80 corporations report earnings after taxes for the first three months of their fiscal year, started before 1959 ended. Two thirds show higher profits than the prior year with total earnings of 43.66 million, up 24.2 percent from 51.25 million in 1950’s first quarter.
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