Local election officers announce Monday council vote inititiatives
Fragmentary OCR note mentions officers for council and a Monday vote. It references offices and a local election cycle, with unclear names and specifics.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1960
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR note mentions officers for council and a Monday vote. It references offices and a local election cycle, with unclear names and specifics.
Fragmentary OCR hints at a local voting issue or school matter involving an Al Burns and a S year old in St. Louis or Bardot shed. The text is incomplete and unclear about dates, organizations, or outcomes.
The No-Bar Riding Club held a meeting discussing a unique Girard Fair to be held in May. The event will feature a horse show with western English and rodeo events. Miss Peecy Fox will crown the 1960 Horse Show Queen, with Miss Linda Purden officiating. Junior and senior clubs elected officers. next meeting set for April 27.
Plank Road Club held a gathering with Mrs Harold Raymond and Mrs Lothie Rasmnnd as hostesses. Attending were T2 members and several children. Mrs Walter Castes served as president. Mrs Gerald Tiensiut and Mrs Lawheher M4 artinge appointed for next meet. program details to be announced. Refreshments and decorations featured and organized by local members.
The Youth Fellowship of the Columbus Community Church will stage a play titled Senos Carts Activists the tee ty Tew TA Movuiliotd on Sunday at 7:30 pm. Albin Wester directs the cast including White yet the Follow Guay Thine Westone Orv Hiroe Wage Stieay Litalt Tressty and Leste. The public is invited to attend the performance.
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Local high school events committee announces a South Pacific themed banquet scheduled for April 18. Cary area students participate in planning with student council leaders and an executive board including Robert Casson Hyde and Albin Wester assisting.
A long roster lists numerous names under the Junior-Senior Prom committees with roles including chairman cochairman and various subcommittees for decorations, dining, invitations, programs and serving refreshments. The fragmentary text shows many individuals and duties across organizing groups.
The Corry Bridge Association hosts the Winter Tournament final stage at Delt tusk Avenue The event features seven tables with players including Mrs Plilla Zalenecds Dik Were and others contesting positions From second place to ninth the field includes Tonetti Lema Chyie and Wilfiyna Sinvetswel and multiple listed players The banquet follows the tournament with prize details and participant names in a crowded summary of the evening event.
Winners announced in the Newcomers Bridge play at the MLO venue. Competitors and sponsors, including Bindery and Avene, celebrated outcomes as several newcomers scored high.
A fractured OCR entry notes a 4-H club meeting with a demonstration for boys. Names and places are garbled but indicate a program near a community venue, including a slated adjournment and an event dated around early April.
A miscellaneous shower honoring Miss Judith Jerome was hosted by Mrs. Walter McCray at her South Center street home. Sister Mrs. Harold Carlson assisted. prizes went to Mrs. Wayne Skinner, Mrs. William Burgess, and Mrs. Philip Northrup Jr. Door prize to Mrs. Paul McCray. Decorations featured yellow and aqua. refreshments served. Miss Jerome, to wed James Burgess May Mth at Evangelical United Hymn Church, received gifts from 18 guests.
Local Moose Lodge No. 98 hosted the Erie Legion of the Moose No. 114 Frolic with Legionnaires from Corry Erie Titusville Ali bom Oil City Meadville Franklin and Union City. About 15 candidates received their second degree. Wives were entertained during a business session and a roast beef dinner for about 160 members and spouses followed. Clarence Parrington led the committee with several helpers. A surprise birthday cake honored four members.
A Michigan man, 49 year old Jillonie McFalls of Dearham Mich, was killed when his car veered off a curve on a Mercer County road while en route to Tennessee for his wife Bessie McFalls funeral. Four other occupants, including two of McFalls' teenage sons, were injured in the crash.
The Board of Education is considering a four year Russian course for high schools. The program will likely be implemented next September as the city to introduce Russian studies expands.
Las Vegas AP reports coed Sandy Cherniss whose measured 41 24 37 attracted attention at San Francisco City College is auditioning for a Sahara Hotel chorus line on a week to week trial. If she proves talentwise she lands a $250 weekly post, a hotel spokesman says. The case drew national notice after college officials complained her figure distracted male students from studies.
The Screen Writers Guild of America reinstates Dalton Trumbo after a 1947 blacklist and suspension for nonpayment of dues. Guild president Curtis Kenyor notes an anti Communist clause applies only to proven or admitted party members. Also reported Kingston Jamaican author Harold Peat, 66, died yesterday, writer of Private Peat.
Sunday services at Wheelock and a Cutting meeting with a Cleveland speaker. repeated visits and family gatherings across Cutter, Harborcreek, and nearby towns. PTA attendance, Dean’s List honor for Judy Camp, birthdays, hospital returns, and multiple social visits highlighted in a dense county community notes roundup.
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