The Office More is a Boy in Stitch
A fragment notes an unclear reference to a boy in a stitch related to a named office. Details are sparse and no clear events, dates, or organizations are identifiable from the text.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1960
Page
5
A fragment notes an unclear reference to a boy in a stitch related to a named office. Details are sparse and no clear events, dates, or organizations are identifiable from the text.
Parents boost a child’s learning by showing interest in school activities and discussing books. Read together, explore topics, borrow from libraries, and share in the excitement to grow knowledge and companionship.
The Junior Chair of St. Pauls Lutheran Church hosted a swimming party at the YMCA last evening. Mrs Ructiffd Peebles organized costumes with praise for Mrs. a Fuchardl Schneider and Mrs. Thomas Pievott. Juin Ressbachey is director of MRA.
Sparta Alumni Association will meet this week to organize the spring banquet. The gathering, announced by Carol Staskimvicr, is set for Thursday evening at the school’s home economics room, and all alumni are welcome to attend.
A son was born last night to Mr and Mrs Dempory in Men or Ohio. Grandparents Mr and Mrs Spaulding of this way are the paternal grandparents of the newborn.
Atlantic Refining Company official K Bloom presented at the Rotary Club dinner in the Hotel Carry. Al Piccard introduced the speaker who showed a color sound film about the company program and automotive issues. Winners in a later event were noted with trophies and names of contributing members listed.
The First Methodist Church choir honored Miss Barbara Roberts at a dinner in Teving NY attended by about 60 members and friends. The decorated event featured a floral spring display, a wedding cake centerpiece, and guests including Mrs Mary Roberts and Mrs A Burmaster.
Presbyterians 5S staff preview lesson plans for a session led by Rey Paul P Bauer. An evening program featured volunteer discussion on teaching materials and a closing benediction by Rev Batter.
Mrs Hunt spoke at Columbus Grange on school lunches with facts on preparation and student numbers. Harold Curtis led the session and seven candidates were approved for degrees. next April meetings shift to Wednesdays.
The YMCA Women’s Duplicate Bridge group played three Howell tables with an average score of 24. First place went to Mrs FH Bartholme of Union City and Mrs d Fred Kinley with 30 points. Other winners include Mrs E P Bejles and Mrs Ted Treat of Union City with 27 points.
James Lee Bovil 18, alias Boyd Keys of Erie, pleaded guilty to two counts of attempted robbery before Alderman Donald Ladner. Held for May term, bail set by court. Police arrested him within two hours after failed gunpoint robberies at Loblaw supermarket and First National Bank drive‑in office. Parents identified him. gun from the holdups is missing.
Vernon O Johnson, 39, a Santa Barbara real estate man, turned a three year old bus into a mobile home for his wife and eight children after a $20,000 profit. They plan to travel to Europe, Egypt, India and the Far East, leaving for Italy aboard the Vulcania. Christie, 17, is the oldest and just finished high school.
Camden officials permit officers to resume masquerading as women to enforce a city ordinance against impersonating the opposite sex. The move comes after court rulings upheld the tactic in pursuing public safety duties amid a broader crackdown on masqueraders.
A community meeting discusses launching a public education program to boost adult learning across Corry. Plans consider partnerships with the Parent Teachers Association and the Business and Professional Women's Club, plus a pilot in neighbor hood discussion groups and radio followups. Roger Brown named temporary chairman as the steering committee forms under the City Planning Commission.
Snowmelt swelled streams across Pennsylvania but officials reported no major floods. Rivers including the Allegheny and Ohio rose modestly, with several rural roads underwater and temperatures up to 70s. Forecasters warned only minor rises expected. Taughannock Falls in New York remained higher than Niagara.
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