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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1959
Page
5
A scrambled notice mentions school eligibility for a Monday event at 4 near East Street with requirements for proof of residency and supervision by a ward officer. Details are unclear but indicate enrollment or attendance procedures and age constraints.
The Corry Bridge Association gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Morgan Beverly of Wayne Street for a house warming party. The group presented a card table and chairs. Lunch was served buffet style after eight and a half tables of regular play with top pairs named. Next week features Master Point at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post home.
The Corry Area Teachers Association held its annual banquet Tuesday evening with about 125 attendees. Guest Volker Gempt and his American mother Mrs D Armour Hillstrom, plus retired Corey teachers and Dr Clara Cockerille as speaker, shared experiences and insights on what a good teacher can give to the class.
Eight youths will be confirmed at St Pauls Lutheran Church in a 11 am service led by Rev Elmer Ortner. Confirmands include Charles Dahlstrand Betti Davis Donald Felver James Jackman Edward Erasa Carol Marie Lucie Ail Pold and Lawrence Shaffer. A reception follows and sermon topic Help Wanted. Dinner at 6:30 pm honors new members 1958 1959 Volker Gempt Corrys exchange student and graduates David Hillstrom Thomas Montey Robert Staples Gemph to speak.
The Mc Cray Community Aid held a gathering at the Community Hall with 38 members. They approved continuing the aid for another year and announced officers including Mrs Morris as president and Mrs Willard McCray as treasurer. A rummage gate planned for May 19 at the Hall was noted along with a June 10 meeting hosted by Mrs Luda Lewis and Mrs Louis Sexton.
Gieunrunner director of the Cotton Cuties Lady Minstrel Show announced a Tuesday restaging at Gor Area High School. The show features new jokes songs and dances with a new Dalton Counties style show to raise funds for the Hi-Fi Youth Center.
Miss Cheryl Earle 15, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Embert Earle of East Pleasant Street, was honored at a birthday party hosted by her mother at their home. About 15 guests attended from Spring Creek Columbus and Corry, enjoyed games and records, with Spring flowers and decorated refreshments.
Miss Nancy TeWinkle, junior at Clymer Central High, majors in science, mathematics and music and serves as vice president of the National Honor Society and junior class, co editor of the school newspaper, band president, and student council member. She will perform a flute solo Concerto in G Major and is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Ben TeWinkle.
At a Local 1199 meeting, Willam Taylor urged a strike vote at Flower-Fifth Avenue and a similar vote at Polyclinic, while Brooklyn Jewish already held an antistrike injunction. Judge Tilzer urged delay of actions, as volunteers replace 4,500 workers and 2,700 patients remain.
New York egg market notes demand weak with receipts totaling 21 800. White eggs top quality 24 1 27, mediums 20 21, smalls 16 17. Browns top quality 24 1 26, mediums 21 44 22, smalls 17 18.
Harrisburg AP Republicans cut the proposed 705 million dollar state school aid budget, with Rep. Stanley G. Stroup saying reductions could reach about 20 million. Chair J. Dean Polen rebutted, calling cuts unlikely beyond 10 million, as public instruction funds appear overestimated. A four hour hearing examined library, junior college aid cuts, and budgeting for federal matches, while Dr. Boehm and Speaker Andrews criticized county superintendent selection methods.
An FBI ten most wanted fugitive, 11 year old Emmett Bernard Kervan, was arrested Wednesday night in a Texas garage apartment after a nonresisting capture by PBS agents. He was sought for a Feb 5 bank holdup at the Hast Norwalk branch of Merchants Bank and Trust Co.
In Baltimore two Capital Airlines disasters killed nine aboard in mid flight and a second crash near Charleston killed 42. Investigators from the Civil Aeronautics Board search wreckage as questions about a bomb linger and timelines to answers stretch weeks or months.
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