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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1960
Page
5
A broken text fragment mentions travelers, roads, and places with vague hints of sightseeing. It references visitors and routes but lacks clear names or dates, leaving interpretation to context.
Town Topics reports the marriage of Miss Petroline Catlin of Westfield to Mr. Robert D. Cuttin of Ripley. The ceremony featured a long gown of celustered tulle with lace and pearls. pink and white decor plus 200 guests from multiple towns. The couple plans residence at 34 Academy Street Westfield NY. The bride, a dental hygienist, and groom, a mathematics instructor, are both graduates of local colleges.
Community scout pack meeting at Columbus Grange Halt featured a planned Friday evening Christums party at Ye fam ps with a Toys for the Wayside sale. Attendees included many leaders and parents, with year pins awarded to Rob Moore and others, and a display of 250 stems later as residents gathered for games and refreshments.
Intercity bridge scores feature teams from Erie Warren Meadville and Jamestown with joint standings led by D7 partners Miro Raymund Leemliis and Mrs Shirl G of Waller. Franklyn of Erie and Mrs Morgan Beverly of Curry tally 814. Final notes list numerous other pairs and a 1960 season windup planned at 6 pm next week’s muster at the hotel.
Concord Secret Sisters plan an annual Christmas dinner this Thursday December 1. Dinner will be served at noon. A program and gift exchange will occur. Members unable to attend are asked to send gifts for the exchange.
A scrambled OCR page lists names and events across theaters and venues in November 2010. Mentions Pauls, St Patrick, YMCA, and various performers with unclear spellings. The fragmentary text preserves many proper nouns and place names but few coherent details.
An article notes plans to form a new choral group linked to a regional Knights of Columbus council. It references a inland meeting, local chapters, and a date schedule with community organizers named Hany Wott and lay leaders Abul and Mat sobsmarsals.
The Presbyterian Youth announce a bake sale fundraiser with posters and planning by Penny Sprovell Shuiley Clark Henry Mepldny and Becky Bernley. Participants include Ann Murvey and Cony Bauer aiding setup while Charken Chirk and Linda Me Eldbowies coordinate absentee roles and event start.
The 18 voice Christmas choir under John Rossbacher will perform a varied program of sacred and secular carols at the College Women’s Club meeting this evening at the YMCA. Mrs John Rossbacher will accompany, with Carolyn Calvin aiding. Mrs Dale Webster chairs the arranging committee for the refreshment service.
Neighbors surprised Fred and Mary Alice VanDresar at 561 Wayne Street with a dinner and social evening to celebrate their silver wedding anniversary. The couple married November 27, 1945, and have a son Jan, a sophomore at Clarion State College.
The Elgin-Beaver Lau Volunteer Hose Company Ladies Auxiliary sponsored a card party at the fire hall on Saturday evening to raise funds. Prizes were won by Mrs. Richard McCray, Walter Burrows, Mrs. Walter Burrows, and Edward Payer. Door prize went to Mrs. William Lord. Refreshments were provided by Mrs. Burrows and a committee including Mrs. William Mercer and Mrs. Jack Barnhart.
An Eps report from the Cuban hinterlands notes growing disillusionment as harvests fail and hunger spreads. Workers and farmers whisper that only a small force keeps the Castro regime alive, while a Santiago laborer predicts an eventual collapse.
By Harold K Min Santiago Cuba disillusionment grows and overthrow seems distant. Citizens in Santiago and Havana voice economic pain and contempt for communism as militiamen patrol and overtime pay ends. observers warn only a ceramic lapse could topple Castro, not an uprising from within. Meanwhile Washington Bishop John M McNamara dies, recalled as a longtime church leader in Baltimore.
Hopert F Stark of No A Pak is named the leading DeMolay in Pennsylvania by the International Supreme Council of the Order of DeMolay. Stark, a member of the Chester Pa DeMolay Chapter, will receive a distinguished service medallion for exemplifying citizenship and premier conduct.
Mrs Olive Rush a 60 year old Fayette County resident recovering at Presbyterian Hospital after a rare heart operation. Surgeons attached two electrodes to her heart and linked them to a Pacemaker worn outside her body to restore electrical impulses following a coronary attack. She expects to return home to Farmington in about a week and hopes to resume all her housework. She is the seventh patient in the area to undergo this Pacemaker procedure.
Burglars entered Quality Market by a roof access and ransacked the store taking about $100 in valuables. Police noted no disturbance heard by neighbors and found no obvious connection to a nearby reported car theft. The incident was the second break in at the Quality store since it opened several years ago.
The Commonwealth’s Denton Hill ski lodge on Denton Hill State Park between Coudersport and Galeton in Potter County will be formally opened next Saturday with open house ceremonies. Tours of the $350,000 building, a skiing demonstration, and a fashion show are planned by the State Forests and Waters Department.
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