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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1960
Page
5
A fragment reports on a school event featuring a prayer service and meetings involving female leaders or delegates. It notes music and a singing voice, with references to a ladies’ group and academy activities. The brief hints at a community gathering planned for Saturday.
Mary Jane O’Hare, senior at Cor. High School, is named BPW Girl of the Month by the Beaverettes club. She leads as president and plans to study economics at a women’s college next fall. Her mother attends as guest at the Curiy- Craiy Mall meeting.
The Junior Tri-Hi-Y at the YMCA met Tuesday evening with Thanksgiving devotions led by Sharon Rhodes. They formed planning committees naming Leni Lindstrom, Kiddy Rafhing, and Jurte Wiggers to organize a bake sale and a Christmas sock hop scheduled for December 10, with Kathy Fut Ferty, Linda Freano, and Phili Meerdink on the dance poster committee.
The High School PTA hosts its first meeting at the CAHS auditorium on November 12, inviting members from all schools. Officials plan to discuss student safety, fundraising, and upcoming events, with pledges to boost community involvement and support for teachers.
A local wedding at First Lutheran Church featured Kathleen Kendle teaching, nine children attending, and a groom Donald G Herr. The bride spoke of love and family in a church ceremony marked by a celebratory mood and strong community attendance.
Conelway Cub Scout Pack 7 of Conelway School rewarded boys and leaders at the school cafeteria on Tuesday evening. Mrs Ginvrall Crowell opened the program with presentations, while Cubmaster Harold Dougherty and committee members distributed awards, service stars, Bobcat badges, and training certificates to numerous Cubs and volunteers.
A weekly roundup lists fiction and non fiction titles with authors such as Lampedusa, Lee, Michener, and Goldwater. It highlights recent or forthcoming works like The Leopard and The Last Temptation, noting libraries and book sellers as sources for readers.
Boston AP reports a boy born today to President elect and Mrs John F Kennedy. The prophecy Kennedy made in Richmond California last September about a November son is fulfilled.
A San Diego mother of ten, Susan Elizabeth Youse, 45, is jailed on suspicion of contributing to the delinquency of a minor after a 16 year old boy she says she married for love was revealed. The ceremony held Oct. 28 in Tijuana followed a relationship begun while Buchanan visited her household. She faces requests to wed in California pending legal action.
Mrs Faulkner died yesterday at Corry Memorial Hospital aged 85. She was born January 24, 1875 in Wattsburg and lived in Wattsburg until 1936. Survived by daughter Mrs Andrew Paulson, son Dr. Robert L Faulkner of Cleveland, four grandchildren and four great grandsons. Funeral arrangements at Bracken Funeral Home with services Sunday at 1 30 p.m. burial in Wattsbury cemetery.
Roberta Hodes, once a screen star, now associate producer of Girl of the Night based on The Call Girl psychoanalytic study. She plans later to produce her own project about New York culture, funding research from her background and education at Vassar.
In San Antonio, Percy Roller describes the badly burned Peggy Roller, 4, as she undergoes grafts at Army General Hospital. Three sergeants, William M. Goodloe, Earl D. Bidler, and Harold Owl, are recovering after the operation. The girl was severely burned at home on November 10, losing hair and sustaining 51 percent body burns. Her parents, Maj Harry N. Roller and Mrs. Roller of El Paso, say she has been improving and they have watched Thanksgiving television while awaiting full recovery.
A series of fragmented notices report births at multiple area hospitals. Names such as Warne General Hospital Werlinsia and Corry Me mech Hospital are mentioned, along with parental details like Mr and Mrs Trinkley Brown and Mr and Mrs Alfred Cone. The garbled text lists several newborns with unclear dates and locations.
Grant E Faster of 05. Baxt South Stores died at Carry Me mor Thasprtn on June 1, 1672. He was employed by kB and A. W. Howard Turtery for 41 years and retired 20 years ago. Survived by wife Clara Hinskie, two daughters Mrs Edward McEvoy and Mrs Allison Gif ord, one son Lawrence, eight grandchildren. Calling hours at Bracken Funeral Home tonight 7 to 9 and Sunday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9. Funeral Monday at 2 p. m. at Pine Grove Cemetery with Charlte A Myers officiating.
Pope John XXIII, aged 79, celebrated his birthday in Vatican City with a general audience for several thousand people. The Vatican displayed yellow and gold decorations for the pontiff, while his schedule remained a routine day.
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