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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1960
Page
5
The fragmentary OCR text mentions an 18 year old in relation to a local tavern in New York. It references difficulties and a possible plan to trace or find a way, but the overall meaning is unclear with incomplete quotes and missing context.
Miss Mildred Way of Spring Creek married Ron aid Pedercine of Findley Lake in a single ring ceremony on Saturday November 6 at 11 o'clock in the chapel of the First Methodist Church. Rev George A Myers officiated for the couple, the daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Way and the son of M Nettie Pedereine. Virginia Thieme and Charles Way attended. The bride wore a black and silver crystal acetate full skirted dress with white carnations. her attendant wore mange colored cotton and acetate brocade with peppermint-striped carnations. A luncheon reception followed at the bride’s parents home for immediate family members. The wedding cake was cut by Mrs John Payne.
Epsilon Pub chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority met at Mrs Hygy Schiemer’s home with Mrs Richard Mhson assisting. Mrs Edward Pasi led the program on voting privileges and daily joys. Business session approved planter plant replacements at the YMCA and Ways and Means selling Christmas ribbon under Mrs Thomas Rothrock. A tureen dinner for members and husbands was planned for November 26.
Donald Wharton, first student to take part in the Americans Abroad Summer Program of the American Field Service, spoke at the Rotary Club dinner meeting in the Hole Corry. He described his host family in southern France, the Spanish descent there, and a voyage with 82 other teens from Montreal to Europe, June 6 to June 18. Gerald Lane opened with a prayer and Merle Dodd led group singing with Robert Tunnel at the piano.
A fragmented report lists bridge scores and player names from a regional event. The results show several participants including Mish, Mish With, and Villerage, with partial scores and board notes.
The Union City couple Mr and Mrs Gearke Wood of 47 Pultyin Street Wesley Lon City will be honored November asi for their 40th wedding anniversary. Family and friends are invited to attend at the home of Mrs. Roger Wetmore with the couple’s children set to share in the celebration.
Mrs Arthur Barton hosted the Golden Links Class of the First Methodist Church last evening. Mrs Jennie Royce attended with others, as the group prepared to open the meeting. Mrs Beatrice Whaltesal and Mrs Bossie Cyshiert assisted the hostess in serving.
A local notice describes a planned event titled Oke Wore Chine Mossin set for Wednesday night in November 1601 at a community venue. Mrs Merrill McCrus and Miss Frurwis are named as attendees or organizers in the sparse readable text.
In Los Angeles Pat Nixon sobbed as Richard Nixon told about 1,000 campaign workers that Kennedy would be the next president if the trend continued. Nixon, Kennedy, and a late-night crowd watched the undecided race as Lady press and crowd reacted with mixed emotion.
Clymer Scouts honor Juliette Gordon Low founder of Girl Scouts with a tea in the community building. Mary Lou Hutton opened the program. Gail Bensink led a flag ceremony. Awards included badges for Fardink and Bailey. ten year pins to Mathews and Harter. five year pins to Beekerink Querreveld Bailey and others. Tea refreshments followed.
A daughter was born this morning at Carry Memorial Hospital to William White and his wife. They reside at 1 R. D. 3 Carry.
A messy wartime era style report describes the Midwest farm belt showing tepid support for the defeated party after Kennedy’s farm policy proposals. The piece cites Sen Kennedy, Nixon, and Hixon plans, noting Kennedy’s push to raise agricultural prices while Eisenhower era policies linger. Nixon press briefings discuss timing of concession and remaining results as California and other states still tally votes. The article portrays a fragmented political landscape with no clear revolt in agricultural states.
Lyndon Baines Johnson, born August 27, 1908 in Texas, grew from a modest upbringing with a political family background to a public school teacher. He earned a $75 loan to attend Southwest Texas State and entered politics, rising after supporting FDR’s New Deal. Johnson’s drive led him to Congress and later the vice presidency, with a vow to serve and a pledge to Democratic peers to fulfill the nation’s mandate.
IAMSBURY Va AP Thomas Michulic a disabled merchant seaman seeks 100000 in damages after an accident aboard a Cleveland docked ship in January 1955 left him toe amputated. Lower courts found insufficient negligence but Supreme Court ordered a jury trial, sparking debate among justices on the case’s significance.
Stuttgart Germany January 1 all U S soldiers in West Germany must take German language courses the measure aims to strengthen German American relations and improve daily life for troops stationed there after officials announced the new program
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