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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1959
Page
5
In court records Flor Ace L faced pri proceedings as details from the damaged OCR fragment emerge. The case references a court action with local officials and unnamed parties. The readable text hints at legal handling but lacks clear dates or outcomes.
Jody McCourt was chosen Tulip Queen at the Clymer Tulip Festival 1959 based on personality, scholarship, talent, poise, beauty and expression. The event included a Dutch street cleaning, Klompen Dancers, and a 40 unit parade. McCourt, sponsored by the Women’s Variety Club of the Tennessee Gas Authority, is a junior at Clymer Central High School and National Honor Society member. Runners up were Nancy Tewinkle and Barbara Good.
Adm. Hyman G. Rickover tells a House Appropriations subcommittee he has never followed any directive in testifying to Congress. He recounts a prior exchange with a senior officer and says he will state what he was told to say. The testimony sparks discussion about his suitability for a political post and draws wide media attention.
Anonymous will speak at the Methodist Men's Club regular monthly meeting at the church tomorrow evening at 7 40 p m Arden Baldwin president says an election of officers will be held.
Miss Peggy Fox rode Little Peg to first in stock horse and trail horse and western pleasure, plus fourth in senior western equitation at the first s season show sponsored by PONY Associated Club at Mand M Rodeo Grounds Erie yesterday. No-Bar Riding Club member was the sole placer from Columbus. A next show at Franklin is planned Saturday by Dusty Boots Saddle Club, and Trail Riders Saddle Club will sponsor a show at Hydetown Sunday. No-Bar plans its Columbus show on June 7.
A notice calls all members and friends to attend the gathering after the event, urging participation and engagement with the organization.
Mr and Mrs Frank Christy of RD 4 Spartansburg plan an open house to mark their 25th anniversary. They wed in Titusville on June 2 1934, with a reception at home from 7 to 11 p.m. The couple, who have seven children, reside in Spartansburg.
Barbara Ann Hetrick, 19, of Portage died Saturday night when the car she rode in crashed into a tree on a mountain road near Bedford Pennsylvania. The driver and other passenger were injured. The incident occurred along a rural road with authorities investigating the cause.
Local 100 hosts an area drill teams event at the Independent Order of Odd Fellows Hall. Rebekah Lodges from Fairview Lakewood Conneautville and Bear Lake are represented with the Lakewood Fraternal Drill Team leading the performances. Elof Mahl served as mistress of ceremonies while about 200 attendees were served lunch.
Mrs Clarence Madison manaree was entertained Saturday at 4 dinner stork shower in Columbus at Prank and Verna’s Restaurant. About 45 guests attended with ham and chicken salad dinners served by kitchen staff. Tables displayed storks and spring floral arrangements as gifts for the honoree were opened amid visiting and husband Willard Shreve and George Rhodes among those present.
A surprise bridal shower for Barbara Largent was hosted by Mrs. Bernard Graham and Mrs. Conrad Monroe in East Irving Street. Guests played bridal games, exchanged gifts, and enjoyed frozen fruit salad, nut bread, petit fours, and coffee. Favors were yellow plastic umbrellas with nuts and mints. Largent, bride elect of Richard Martin, plans to wed at St Pauls Lutheran Church on Thursday evening.
Hollywood dancer Ruth St Denis, at 80, continues touring and lecturing while pursuing a new project: a rhythmic choir to dance to sacred music. She seeks to integrate worship with dance, plans talks with Methodist and Episcopal leaders, and emphasizes a vegetarian, non smoking lifestyle.
Actress Marie McDonald and TV executive Lou Bass surprised friends by marrying over the weekend in Las Vegas. They dated about eight months. the spur of the moment decision marked McDonald's third marriage and Bass's first. Also, former Sinclair Oil chair Alexander Johnson Sr., 67, died in Tulsa after a career as a board chair.
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