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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1959
Page
5
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Announcement of engagement made by Miss Howard's mother Mrs. C M Howard. Miss Howard, a Corry High School graduate, studied at Grove City College and works as a secretary at Corry James town Mig Corp. Mr. Corbin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Corbin, is a Penn State junior in industrial psychology and Sigma Nu. No wedding date set.
Miss Nancy Wilcox hosted a birthday party at her Sixth Avenue home on Thursday evening in honor of Mrs John Woodard. Guests enjoyed games and visiting with a lunch of sandwiches chips soft drinks and decorated birthday cake. The door prize went to Miss Donna Phillips and many gifts were exchanged. Attendees included Patricia Woodard Judy Gronostar Patricia Wenzel Phyllis Wilcox Nancy Wilcox Donna Phillips Patricia Zajac and Mrs John Woodard.
Pittsburgh report says 22 year old John Minnesi ignored his mother’s plea to quit the sewer ditch job to pursue education. A cave-in in Wilkins Township buried him up to his arms. workers freed him after 25 minutes. He died at the hospital.
Evangelical United Brethren Church classes held a roller skating party at the Corry Rollerway last evening with about 35 members and families attending. After skating the group met in the church basement for doughnuts and coffee served by cochairmen Mr and Mrs Donald Armitage of the refreshment committee.
Mr and Mrs T Allan May of West Columbus Avenue celebrate their silver wedding anniversary with an open house Friday from 8 to 11 p.m. at the Evangelical United Bresien Church parlor. Friends and relatives are invited.
A son was born this morning to Capt. and Mrs. John W. Jack Spiesman at St Marys Hospital in Roswell New Mexico with paternal grandmother Mrs William Spiesman of East Main Street. A son was born last evening at Warren General Hospital in Warren to Mr and Mrs Neil Sivert.
Vivian Vane, 45, who portrays Ethel in I Love Lucy, is described as cruel by her husband Philly N Ober, 80, who filed for divorce yesterday. They wed August 18 1941 in Marblehead Massachusetts and separated February 6.
ALICE Tex AP a green trading stamp attached to setters mailed to church school members by T G Peters superintendent Come to Sunday school he told the congregation they would get two more green stamps Attendance was up substantially next Sunday
In Los Angeles AP report, a federal judge refused to dismiss the 1949 indictment for the fatal stabbing of a fellow GI at an Army disciplinary barracks. Trial date set for next Monday. defendants John W. Lee of Donora Pennsylvania and Richard Spasoff of Grant Town West Virginia stood mute on pleas and were entered as innocent by the court.
About 60 members and daughters attended the Kiwanis Club Father-Daughter Banquet at the Hotel Corry last evening. President A. ao Carbone presided and announced Meadville will join a future local club meeting as the second inter-club session was reported. Guests included Herbert O Neal of Warsaw and Maxene Obermin of Corry.
Elizabeth Wang, a Taiwan Legislature member visiting the United States, notes 64 women in the 500 member Legislative Yuan and 210 in the National Assembly. A UNC graduate born in Jiangsu, she discusses wartime displacement, Formosa residency, and a modern Taipei home with three servants.
Eight CAHS students earned industrial art honors with top prizes across grades. Judges from Department of Art and local colleges lauded skill in design, woodwork, and metalwork, naming Tony Sivko and James Girigluck among first and second place winners.
A fashion show sponsored by Hobert P. Tey allegedly boosted local business amid police involvement. Three hundred attendees, reporters, and models attended as a bondsman restrained a defendant. Chief Cahill warned officers would monitor the show closely and reported the event was completed as scheduled.
Seville, a key figure in the chipmunk business, has sold about $6.7 million in Heins records. The singing trio Alvin, Theodore, and Simon helped build his big-time career. A tape technique and hired vocalists fueled the distinctive chipmunk sound attributed to the group.
A congressional fight over a federal budget sparks inflation worries and fears of slowing growth. The report cites interviews with Minnesota analysts who link inflation to the budget clash, noting political lines between conservatives and proponents of growth.
A U.S. grand jury begins examining ballots from last year’s Arkansas election in which Rep. Dale Alford unseated veteran incumbent Brooks. After hearing witnesses, the grand jury ordered all ballots and related records impounded in six counties. The inquiry, spurred by two complaints to the Justice Department, questions overcounted ballots and potential anonymity violations.
The piece argues a balanced budget would curb inflation by limiting money and credit growth, while defenders say more federal spending boosts the economy and jobs. It notes rising prices mask real living standards, as dollars chase fewer goods, with the Family Economics Bureau warning inflation distorts prosperity and threatens long term welfare.
A 62-year-old former Texas Ranger halted an attempted escape with a single shot. Deputy Sheriff John Javes reported the man shouted to stop before being hit at close range. The wounded 62-year-old, Hamilton McCampbell Jr., 82, was hospitalized with a shoulder gunshot wound after a 60 pace chase. McCampbell had been sentenced to 10 years for auto theft.
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