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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1959
Page
5
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James D. Watson of East Congress Street is among 23 Grove City College seniors chosen for Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. He is a 1956 Corry Area High School graduate, math major, Kappa Alpha Phi and Omicron Delta Kappa member, with leadership and service noted by college president J Stanley Harker and the selection basis.
About 30 Kiwanis Club members attended the weekly dinner at Hotel Corry. H Lynn Rice led group singing and A A Carbone led the business session. Cliff Taylor Jr. introduced his father Erie Times News columnist Cliff Taylor Sr., who shared newspaper experiences.
Kansas City AP report says Trans World Airlines hostesses will strike at 9 PM tomorrow over wages and jet aircraft benefits. Federal mediator Leverett Edwards called the situation rugged as talks remained deadlocked. Roland K. Quinn of the stewardesses association and John P. Mead of TWA negotiators commented or declined.
Girl Scout Troop 398 welcomed Mrs. Rothrock a former airline stewardess as a guest at Mrs. Robert Jolley home on West Pleasant street. She taught posture walking sitting and rising with poise and discussed uniform fitting and shoes. The girls queried her training and work during the discussion period.
The Wright School Parent-Teacher Association meets tomorrow at 8 PM to discuss world citizenship. Mrs. Carl McIntyre will summarize geography for grades 3 to 6 and the film Assignment Children featuring Danny Kaye will be shown.
Mrs Elmer Ortner observed the Mentor Club meeting on South Street with current events and a program titled Frontiers of Science. Mrs Porter Auer presented an informative paper and led a lively discussion. refreshments followed before the group adjourned to December 7 at Mrs Wilbur Rickers home.
Mrs Willis Brown hosted the Readers club yesterday at her West Church Street home, entertaining Mrs Bertha Wykolf as a guest. A 2 pm dessert featured a Thanksgiving table. Miss Tda Ohrn led a brief meeting, members recited Thanksgiving poems, and Mrs Emma Carroll presented a program on the origin of the United States Constitution. Plans for a Christmas party on December 25 at Mrs George Nagel’s Wayne Street home were announced.
Sparta High School Class of 1960 sponsors a senior class play set for Friday, November 20. The event, announced by the Sparta merged high school, promises a lighthearted production featuring senior performers.
The YMCA Ladies Auxiliary met at the Y to finalize bazaar plans with a Thanksgiving theme led by Mrs. Ronald Rath. Mrs. Martin Keppel reported 890 from a book sale. The event includes booths, fish pond, decorations, children movies, and refreshments. Tickets, donations, and auctions will occur with volunteer help sought for setup and ticket returns.
Public invited to school ecumenism presentation. Announcement states tickets may be purchased at the door with different admission prices for adults, juveniles, students, and seniors.
Annual demand for AAA membership grows as more motorists seek roadside help and benefits. The feature highlights renewed interest in driver assistance, insurance options, and travel discounts offered to members.
Ohio federal price fixing case ends with guilty pleas from Union Folk and Hoe Co of Columbus True Temper Corp Cleveland Borg-Warner Corp Chicago and Wood Tool Shovels and Tool Co Piqua Ohio. Judge Underwood fines total 90 000 and sentences are stayed for 30 days. John T Mains 56 of Greenfield Ohio commits suicide en route to marshal’s office after his car accident. Co defendants F Bliss Winn William Rector Robert Raymond await start of jail terms.
Bradford man Bradford Hunter was reported in good condition at the hospital after being admitted early Saturday with a gunshot wound to the right shoulder. Lyman Clyne and his son James, 14, were hunting in Foster Township near the city limits when hit by an unknown rifleman. District game protector Guy Waldman and deputies William C. Martin and Donald Lang continue the investigation.
The article notes 80 000 pounds of cranberries tested positive for the weed killer aminotriazole, with 413 million pounds tested so far. Wisconsin canning shipments to Nashville were seized as tainted. Ocean Spray voluntarily withdrew several million pounds and FDA tests confirmed contamination in specific lots. Massachusetts reports no contamination. the state grows almost half the nation's crop.
AP report by Relman Morin recaps Nelson A Rockefeller's return to New York from a Far West swing. Rockefeller shows signs of considering a presidential bid, citing West Coast Nixon backing and voter unease. He plans Midwestern forays into Wisconsin or Minnesota to outline agricultural views before a January or February decision.
A daughter was born last evening to Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Waldo of North Clymer at Cory Memorial Hospital. A daughter arrived last evening to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Huff of 127 Worth Street at Corry Memorial Hospital. A son was born this morning to Mr. and Mrs. Orren L. Smith of Spartansburg at Corry Memorial Hospital.
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