Untitled Local Item From Stated Park Page
A brief notice from a local park board reports a forthcoming event and a related public discussion. Details are limited but emphasize community access, timing, and possible dates for the upcoming activity.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1959
Page
5
A brief notice from a local park board reports a forthcoming event and a related public discussion. Details are limited but emphasize community access, timing, and possible dates for the upcoming activity.
Fragmented notice describes a church youth meeting and worship, with references to a School and Worship services. It mentions a study and prayer, junior songsters, and a snack program, led by youth leaders and a pastor, at a local church facility named Vander ern Vrce. Members gather for rehearsals, lessons, and community prayer.
Social highlights from Meadville recount Thanksgiving visits by Mr and Mrs Carmen Merritt with Ramon Purush a student at Allegheny College and other relatives including Pfc John Silvis on 45 day leave and Ae Rudolph Silvis returning to Keesler Air Force Base. Nearby families welcome guests from Lancaster Akron and Titusville as well as updates on local graduates and planned wedding celebrations.
The Clymer Central School PTA will meet Monday evening November 30 at 8 oclock in the school. Miss Alberta Crosscul of Sherman will present slides and speak on her summer trip to Germany as a goodwill ambassador for the American Field Service. Members are urged to attend and bring a guest.
Concord abreet honored James Laveland at a family thanksgiving dinner. About 90 relatives attended as Laveland prepares to report for armed forces duty in Berlin Germany. A purse of money was presented to the guest. Out of town attendees included Miss Florence Shirr and Henry Shirr of Erle.
Mrs Lawrence Nichols was honored by the bridge club at the home of Mrs CA Hillstrom on Wayne street for her birthday. Mrs David MacKennie attended as a guest. Prizes were awarded to Mrs James Lundy Mrs Raymond Mulvin Mrs Joseph Seite and Mrs Martin. Keppel Mrs Clifford Buesini will en-
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Raymond Mosher of R11 early yesterday morning at Cony Memorial Hospital. A son was born last evening to Mr and Mrs Gerald Beusink of R D, at Coury Memorial Hospital.
The Gleaners Bible Class of the First Methodist Church hosted a Thanksgiving tureen dinner Wednesday with hosts Mr and Mrs Cayrol Crowell. Roy Reed led devotions and class president Joveth Harr presided over the business meeting. Plans were made to trim the church Christmas tree at the next meeting, a halfway party set for December 18 at the church. Also noted was the birth of a son, Sam Messia, at Stent Memorial Hospital in Union on Wednesday.
The Stanford Hose Company's annual Thanksgiving Ball drew about 220 couples to the VFW Post home Wednesday night. Herbie Johnson and his orchestra played from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Prizes went to Patrick Bynd and Mrs Richard Mason. Mr and Mrs Donald Nantes were honored for attending 43 of 73 dances and for 45 years of attendance, with Mr and Mrs John Mooney recognized for a long record. Committee members included Alfred Apps, Charles Collier, Guy Davis, Jerome Davis, Donald McCaslin, James Nichols, Albert Ross, Richard Saxton, William Halfast and Utah Jackson.
Columbus Grange No. 87% met in the Grange Hall for a Thanksgiving dinner served by Mrs. D. P. Trisket and Mrs. Philip Wade. A candlelight ceremony closed the program, presented by the lecturer Max Bennink. Twenty-five members responded to roll call sharing what they were most thankful for.
The First Methodist Church foreign fellowship hosted a Thanksgiving breakfast for the church yesterday morning. Fifteen youths attended a menu of fruit pancakes sausage and hot chocolate followed by games and visiting with advisers Mr and Mrs J Earle Bulley in charge of the affair.
Elizabeth Taylor has been admitted to Harkness Pavilion at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center for treatment of double pneumonia. The hospital reported her condition is good and a spokesman said she entered the hospital after a two week cough. Visitors and calls are restricted.
AP reports on audience measurement by Nielsen affecting renewals and cancellations, noting Americans spend more time watching TV than any activity except sleep. It highlights Ethel Merman’s Broadway special, praising her 15-song hour and criticizing guests Tom Poston Tab Hunter and Foss Parker for contributing little. It ends with a stray note about aircraft license markings X.
F W Ellis longtime Spartansburg businessman died at home after a long illness. He operated a service station in Spartansburg for 25 years and was a member of Senece Lodge JOOP and the Sparta Sportsman's Club. Born June 18 180K at Grand Valley he was son of and Nellie Ellis and married Ruth Liver spire on Aug b 1989. Survived by one sister Mrs Arthur Garber. Funeral arrangements incomplete with calling after 7 pm at Thiey Hays Funeral Home.
Panama’s leader urged calm on radio warning against stealth or forceful attempts to plant the Panamanian flag in the U S controlled Canal Zone. He spoke amid a planned demonstration by students to assert sovereignty on Spain’s independence anniversary. Authorities feared potential clashes similar to November 3 incidents that left 80 injured. the U S Embassy advised Americans to avoid crowds over the weekend.
Lenexa volunteers leapt from beds and dashed into frigid air eight times Wednesday night as eight calls spurred alarms. Fire Chief Bert Gast said a damaged telephone line caused the whistle to sound whenever the station phone rang, with seven additional fires brought under control by citizens and crews.
Sparta drill team debuted with intricate precision at Lincolnville hosting Bloomfield Grange. Under Vern Willis, Gordon Bradlick led the first and second degrees of candidates from Bidomfietei Grange. The team earned praise from host Grange Steuben Union City Granges and the Worthy State Grange Deputy. A wounded supper followed at Bloomfield Granges on Wayne Street for the club’s Christmas party December 5.
The Je Tri-Hi-Y Club sponsored a Sadie Hawkins dance at the YMCA on Wednesday evening from 4 to 12. The event featured a costume contest for best outfits with judges Joel Taggart Mary Ellen Anderson and Richard Johnson. Miss Kathleen Gage acted as adviser and chaperone with officers Miss Sandya Varra as president and assistants Jean Utess Kay Hamilton Ruth Hempel. The article also notes a car crash near York on Route 74 causing injuries to Hurt Hughes and others.
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