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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1957
Page
5
The record notes long standing civilian tax duties, with mentions of specific figures around 38 May Jane and Mrs Mead, along with Alle sholr quent tax and advance payments. It references enforcement actions and city price alignment, indicating ongoing revenue collection by city authorities.
Under Mrs Elof Dahl district deputy president the 1957 58 district lodges held installation ceremonies for seven lodges Laura Luella Sylvia Erle Eva North East Fern Union City Calvn Waterford and Rosaline Girard District 11 At the October 16 event Mrs Dahl received the past district deputy jewel The group photo includes many named members with several absent.
Mr and Mrs Clyde Hall of R C 1 today announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter Shirley Ann to Arden Clyde Enrll of Union City The bride elect is a Corry High School graduate who attended Edinboro State Teachers College and Erie Comptometer School She is employed at Ajax Iron Works The groom is a Union City High School alumnus who served two years in the U S Army and is now a rural mail carrier for Union City Post Office A spring wedding is planned
Miss Marjorie Arleine Cook daughter of Mrs Blanche Lanning and Lawrence W Cook was married to Norman Kent Fisher son of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Fisher Sr on October 26 at 2 30 p m in the Clymer Methodist Church Rev Alvin Rhodes officiated The bride wore a medium brown tweed dress with pink blossoms for her corsage The maid of honor Shirley Fisher wore an aqua suit with a corsage of pink carnations Best man was James Fisher A reception followed at the home of Mr and Mrs Rocco Lusianno The newlyweds received many gifts.
A three story municipal building in Braddock sustained about $60 000 damage in a blaze that began on the third floor above the borough secretary s office yesterday No injuries were reported though one firefighter was treated for smoke inhalation Fire Chief John Moreni named the origin near the borough secretary s office J J O Hara
Miss Sandra Cochran and fellow student nurses Saaron Kuhns Angela Rossi return to 122 East Frederick from the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania. They are joined by Kuhns' parents Ralph and (unnamed) Thomas from Lewistown. The Cochran household hosts the weekend gathering. Mr Jack Henry and Mrs Lamana plan weekend travels and returns wrap Florida visit. Several guests at Mrs Bertha Wykoff's home also depart for their homes.
Kindergarten youngsters at the First Presbyterian Church enjoyed a Halloween party Thursday morning. Children wore costumes and played games before a light lunch. Mrs. Harold Steves, kindergarten superintendent, organized the event with help from mothers including Mrs. Adela Storch and Mrs. Ronald Danks.
Troop 180 of St Exard's School commemorates Our Lady of Fatima by joining Holy Communion and Mass at St Thomast Church. After service, they traveled to leader Miss Marge Frisind's Spring Street home for breakfast prepared and served by the dining committee Patty Perry, Helen Shira, Mary Walsh, Marilyn dungfieisch with cleaning crew Christine Chirlouzlo, Elaine Chitlock, Connie Pristna.
A daughter was born yesterday afternoon to Mr and Mrs Archie Richardson of R D 3 at Corry Memorial Hospital. A daughter was born early this morning to Mr and Mrs Stanley Miller of Union City at Corry Memorial Hospital. A daughter was born early this morning to Mr and Mrs Norman Holton of 16 Snyder Circle at Corry Memorial Hospital.
The NLRB ruled that the Teamsters Union and affiliates coerced Portland area employees to remain within the union, blocked joining the Office Employees International Union, and fired five women to discourage their union activities. The decision ordered back pay and new jobs for the affected workers, naming the International Union, its Security Administration Fund, Building Association, and Portland locals 200 and 233.
Dining Guide notes Pittsfield inn in Pittsfield Pa open all winter with daily dinners and holiday hours. Under ownership since 1946, reservations suggested. Also lists Cafeteria at 518 West Street offering self service meals including meats vegetables and baked goods, suitable for family dinners and after show snacks.
Gromee Gerges, 31, received a Lyon medal at Bethel Park for restraining a judge during a Carlisle County shooting spree. Reporter CHUEE from Carlisle, Pennsylvania, aided in subduing the suspect as the incident unfolded near Newville, with bystanders including Mrs Gladys Cramer assisting in restraining the assailant until police arrived. The gunman Fuller died later at Carlisle Hospital. others were wounded.
The Air Force disclosed yesterday that Atrman 4/C George Lahin sky, 21, of Wood, Pa, was killed Thursday night in an automobile accident near Shaw Air Force Base. Three other airmen in the car escaped injury.
A London bound Trans World Airways plane with passengers and crew escaped a July runway fire at Idlewild Airport. One engine collapsed, the craft stalled after traveling several thousand feet on the 8,000 foot runway. The pilot halted the plane and all aboard used the emergency chute to evacuate. The cause of the fire was not immediately determined.
A rear collision on Shirly Highway killed one Navy sailor and injured another. Ronald Cramer of New Stanton Pennsylvania died. David Cunningham, 17, was injured. Both men were stationed at Cameron Station Army Depot. Cunningham's hometown and injury extent were initially unclear.
Three local flu related deaths are reported in Titusville. Evelyn May Saton, 33, of Cooperstown died in Franklin Hospital from flu after illness starting Wednesday. Daniel Dale Decker, five and a half months, of Titusville died at home from bronchial pneumonia after several days of illness. Ruth Haslett Brown, 44, of Tionesta died en route to Titusville Hospital after flu complications. Hawaii has seven inhabited islands.
The piece notes Cherry and Kinley as leading candidates. Cherry leverages a strong Republican base with support from the city GOP committee and pledges a realistic fire protection program, paved streets, and low per capita costs. Kinley seeks a split GOP ticket and Democratic backing, with observers sensing a Republican edge.
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