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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1962
Page
5
A collapse during a pipeline project resulted in multiple fatalities and injuries. Investigators work to determine the cause while emergency crews evacuate nearby residents and secure the site in coordination with local authorities.
In a swift operation, Fa forces captured four kings amid rising tensions. Local authorities confirm the dramatic enforcement action and ongoing investigations into the context and motives of the raid.
Desday Afternoon Duplicate Bridge group met at the YMCA yesterday for Howell session. Winners included Mrs Raymond Sandburg with Mrs Louis Morrow scoring 32, Mrs Florence McCray with Mrs Veo Lindsey 31, Mrs J Fred Kinley with Mrs Ruth Myers 31, and Miss Lena St Clair. Reservations by Mrs Veo Lindsey for next week.
The Women’s Christian Temperance Union met yesterday at Mrs. Sorenson’s home with 23 attendees. A tureen dinner preceded a business session led by president Maud Bennink, with readings, music, and talks on education and salvation.
The Knox Circle of Pirat Presbyterian Church held its final session at Mrs. James Hileman’s East Smith Street home with 17 guests. Mrs. Maxwell Brown led a brief business meeting and reminded of the Thanksgiving Union Service. Mrs. Ruth Hoenes summarized Romans and Mrs. Clyde Keith presented a Taiwan people profile.
Near capacity Corry Area High School audience enjoys the junior class produced show directed by Max Bennink with Miss Bonna Dyer. The program features a 120 voice chorus, dance routines, pantomimes, a Shelly Berman monologue, and a West Side Story beat scene. Also reported are two newborns, a daughter in Corry and a son in Bunkie Louisiana, with parental grandparents named.
The Epsilon Phi chapter hosted a combined stork shower honoring Mrs. Edward Pass Mrs. Frank Baker and Mrs. Richard Mason at Mrs. Richard Martin’s home. Mrs. Holland Morgan co hosted and the program by Mrs. Harry Schiemer explored Jewelry birthstones and settings. A December 11 Christmas party at the Moose home is planned with both Epsilon Phi and Xi Beta Phi.
Corry Styrofoam Products manager Jack Stam was guest speaker at the Rotary Club meeting at Hotel Corry. He explained how foam sheets are cut into shapes using patterns and a cutting tool. A Q&A period followed the talk and a smorgasbord preceeded the business session for about 90 attendees.
The Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge met at the IOOF Hall with Mrs. William Dahl presiding. They planned the annual Thanksgiving dinner for Odd Fellows and Rebekahs on Sunday at 6 30 p m and held a social after a routine business session.
Mrs Glenn Davis showed colored slides from a west coast trip at the Corry Grange meeting in Grange Hall. Social time followed with cookies tea and coffee served by Mrs Roy Swart and committee. John Decker presided solo as Grange master and a letter from state deputy J Erickson urged officers to attend Friday Lake Shore Grange and Saturday Union County Grange events with December set for the next meeting.
Paul Bardwell of Waterford was found guilty in criminal court of larceny by keeping receipts from 8300 gallons of gas valued at 43200. The station co owner John Preston testified Bardwell agreed to pay 20 monthly toward a settlement of 2000. Bardwell denied the agreement. Bardwell released on bond pending sentencing before Judge Imer Evans.
An unofficial tabulation shows Genevieve Blatt with a 4327 vote edge in the race for secretary of internal affairs across 65 of 67 counties. The county by county recanvass from 65 counties supports Blatt leading as results remain unofficial.
Richard J. Miller warned school officials that the study of communism is spreading in schools but often distorted and dangerous. He urged more realism in teaching about the Soviet Union and compared American ideals with Soviet realities to prevent brainwashing and poor student preparation.
Attorney Karl Wagner 27 a Milford Bank counsel and former Pike County district attorney was shot to death by Philip Wolfe 56 who then shot himself. Wolfe wounded himself in Port Jervis hospital. motive under investigation. Wolfe previously ran a Milford restaurant and owned nearby properties. he is estranged from his wife.
Alaska officials and business leaders visit New York to lure capital for an Alaska State Development bond issue worth 18 million dollars. They tout gold, salmon and crab, oil and gas, iron ore, timber, pulp, and a summer tourist boom as key attractions for investors and lenders.
Beaver Falls Pa January start to speed up civil trials in Beaver County court. Sessions expand to 15 weeks from nine with cases heard in chronological order to hasten proceedings.
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