Incomplete OCR: County Health Leis election report
Fragmentary readable text describes a county health election report with mentions of voters and entities. The text is garbled and lacks coherent events or clear outcomes to summarize further.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1960
Page
5
Fragmentary readable text describes a county health election report with mentions of voters and entities. The text is garbled and lacks coherent events or clear outcomes to summarize further.
The Corry Public Library board created a new publicity director post at a meeting held at the Hotel Cony. The building will close December 24 to January 2 for Christmas vacation with limited hours December 29 and 30. Mrs. May Mackenzie was named publicity director as the board reviewed the rent state convention and library services.
Inept STM of the organized Carryduniar-Sete High School Parent-Trawler Association will be held Monday evening at the school with the penutant for the evening to be announced later. A slate of officers for the year was nominated by Arthur Brundace, chairman of the organizing committee, as follows: Kirk Sawyer president, William Brooks first vice president, Harold Wolfe second vice president, and Mrs. Willard Dukes secretary. The officers were approved for term by the group and will be presented for acceptance at the November meeting. The report of the treasury was given by Norbert Barhotner and Keith Henton was named to audit the books.
Senior Tri-Hi-Y members led by adviser Edkai Alexander and Mrs Hazel Yoiine toured Corry Memorial Hospital. They viewed operating rooms maternity suites x ray and kitchen facilities. Mrs Young and Aleminder answered questions about nursing careers before returning to the YMCA for a business session and basket collection for the Salvation Army.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a vestry meeting in Chien City with mentions of treasurer and treasury related items. Names and clear actions are unreadable, but the context implies scheduled discussion of financial matters and local governance.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a senatorial or political topic with names and awards by a council or body. It references a plan or event, and lists possible participants or recipients, but the readable facts are limited and only suggestive of a formal gathering or recognition.
The first charity mass far point game was held at the VFW Post home by the Corry Bridge Association tem using the Mitchell system with seven and two tables. Top pairs were Arthur Pledger and ficul Gilbert in the north south with B1 and Mr and Mrs Morgan Beverly and J Fred Kinley close behind. east west led by Hy J Wylcox and Horton. Refreshments concluded the evening, with proceeds benefiting the American Contract Bridge League charity and the National Association for Mental Health. Next session will name the monthly master point, and sandwiches will be restricted for participants.
Mrs Shaffer was honored by Club 15 during an evening at Mrs Glue Stakes home on Ry D. 1. Gates and contests were held with prizes going to Mrs H Stenmamh Mrs Floss Frsburch Mrs Henry Fris burch and the guest of honor. A lunch featuring dog treats and a Lip cake followed the games as part of the Christmas celebration.
Urgent notice announces hours for the community art display at the Janet building on Wall Street. The show runs Friday through Saturday with viewing from morning until evening and a closing reception on Saturday night. Local artists from the area are featured, with works shown in multiple rooms.
The Warren County community hosts a 30 minute meals program led by Mrs. Wallace Sickler and Mrs. Mig Ley duckman. Women from Spring Creek and nearby areas attend a sewing circle and kitchen demonstration at the church, with plans announced for a later session.
Mr and Mrs R C Matteson of RD Wattsburg announce the engagement of daughter Marilyn Mae to Tad D Culver grandson of Mr and Mrs Leonard Shimpoe of Churchsires Wattsburg Miss Matteson is senior at Wattsburg Aves High School Her fiancé was drafted from Wattsburg pool in 1981 and works at O'Connor's Gulf Station A fall wedding is planned.
The Wattsburg Area High School Parent-Teacher Association moved its meeting date from Thanksgiving Day to Thursday November 17 at 8 p.m. in the school music room. The session includes a lecture on the aims of the PTA.
Eight counties once voting for the presidential winner in every election this century failed the pattern. Albany Wyoming Vanderburgh Indiana Jasper Iowa joined Nixon with the vote, while Crook County Oregon kept its streak for the winner. Coos and GIlford New Hampshire again backed the winner. Palo Alto Iowa bucked the trend for Kennedy, leaving Jasper as the sole misfit. Wyoming retired Albany County edged Nixon, while Laramie backed the winner.
The text notes Kennedy outlining a smooth transition plan with appointing a representative to meet regularly with officials to keep the incoming president advised. He pledged to announce arrangements within 24 hours about transitions but would not appoint until after Thanksgiving. A Venango meeting with a school event and refreshments is also mentioned.
Warren area industrialist and civic leader Mr Stone died suddenly Tuesday afternoon while watching television at his home. Born August 20, 1869 in Stith Mills North Carolina he moved to Corry as a young man and held key posts in Warren firms before retiring after long service. He served as president of the Warren Chamber of Commerce and was involved with the Boy Scouts and YMCA. Interment will be in Oakland Cemetery. He is survived by his wife Florence Cook Stone and five grandchildren. Corry
A 46 year old father of four died at Hamot Hospital from severe burns suffered when a kerosene stove exploded while refueling. Bealise, owner of Bust's Motors, received third degree burns over more than 70 percent of his body after a blast tipped the stove in a garage on his used car lot last Sunday.
The report outlines global reactions to Kennedy's victory. Khrushchev urged friendly relations while Peiping warned of ongoing Cold War tensions. Western allies anticipated a more pragmatic U S stance, with Vatican leaders expressing hope for guidance and Latin American papers seeking Marshall Plan attention. Responses varied across nations and regions, reflecting Cold War dynamics.
The passage notes Democrats gaining through in 145 and 160 while Eisenhower vetoed. Aimed at aiding high unemployment areas with federal loans grants and technical aid. The new Senate will be 6436 Democratic rather than 114. The House shows a net loss of 22 seats with 5 races undecided, altering the congress balance to about 257-175 Democrats versus 243-14 previously.
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