Fragmentary local notice on snow delays and distribution
Snow slows distribution and delivery efforts as 5 000 items face delays. The fragment mentions department and commission notes but lacks clear names or locations.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1960
Page
5
Snow slows distribution and delivery efforts as 5 000 items face delays. The fragment mentions department and commission notes but lacks clear names or locations.
Community venue invites families to a weekend gathering featuring live music, activities, and special discounts. Organizers encourage guests to arrive early for door prizes and refreshments.
A 18 voice Holiday Choir performed There Comes A Barify with modern pieces and traditional carols at the YMCA. Soloists included Bernink Moore and Carvlyn Calvin with Russell Moore at the piano.
The Columbis Community Ladies Aid announce a Christmas dinner this Thursday evening September 1st at the church. A tureen dinner will be served at 6 o'clock.
Members of the Kiwanis Club welcomed speaker Dan Rofthoff whose remarks covered club projects, community service plans, and upcoming events. The gathering also noted leadership transitions and the appointment of new officers for the term ahead.
Fragmentary OCR notes show tangled timing for a service with references to vernal art and evening ceremonies. Mentions Christmas and filing intentions amid unclear instructions and names.
Kirk Sawyer was installed as president of the Corry Ava PTA for the Corry Ava High School PTA. The ceremony featured speeches from staff and community members and highlighted the PTA’s focus on guidance, counseling, and school events including a winter concert and student dance director role.
Beatrice Bensink was honored at a Spice Shower hosted by Mrs. R. D. Haslore and Mrs. R. Dwyce in the Garden Room of the VEW East home. Guests enjoyed games and prizes, and Miss Bensink received many thoughtful gifts as well as wedding-themed refreshments and merriment.
Miss Judy Dulyer directed junior high singers Diana Schramling Donna Marsh Ehline Chillock Caral Glavis Iavid Brohlberg and Joe Howarth in a choral program for Business and Professional Women at the Grange Hall Winners meet. The ensemble sang Swing Low Sweet Chariot The Carnival and Silver Bells. Mrs Mary Jane O Hare received a Gift of the Month certificate from Harold Jackson. Mrs O Hare spoke on school activities and future plans. Mrs Hugh O Hare attended. Plans for a December 12 party with gift exchange were announced. A dinner was served by Miss Lynch Mrs Divi and Miss Ann Bareesi. Attendance awards went to Miss Bareessi.
Mrs Dorothy Bewltvr English teacher described a five week study tour to Europe arranged by Houghton College. She visited England Scotland France Holland Belgium Austria Switzerland and Germany to view the Passion Play using color slides. Rev Claude Groters Findley Lake led devotions and the meeting featured singing and a Clymer students clarinet piece. Pilip McCray presided and refreshments followed.
A Clymer couple, Jean Pruillette and Donald Hindley, wed Sunday November 20 at Seventh Day Adventist Church in Erie officiated by Elder Bresee. The bride wore white organza with lace bodice and opal rhinestone veil. groom accompanied by Gilbert Lombardo and John Roberson. A reception followed in church parlors with several aides joining the newlyweds at RD 1 Clymer planning their home.
Grange members met at the Grange Hall with master Harold Curtis in charge for a social night led by serving committee Mrs Paul Suchar Sr Mrs Norman Lewis and Mrs Michael Kirin. The group voted to sponsor the Columbus Cub Scout Pack and Harold Wade was named Grange representative. David Curtis state deputy installed officers. next meeting set for December 12.
A daughter was born yesterday at Union City Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Ted Williams of 20 Washington Street Union City.
Mrs Kennedy plans to increase social activity but her doctor advises slowing the pace for six months after the birth. The White House social calendar will shift as Letitia Baldrige had forecast earlier, with John F Kennedy’s birth altering expected plans.
The Cook County grand jury opened an inquiry into alleged vote fraud in the Noy election. Officials planned to hear polling officials as part of a broader review of ballots 48 000 in 1 863 precincts. The election board said the probe aims to determine if grounds exist for a suit over alleged irregularities.
The piece assesses a TV industry struggle among CBS NBC ABC and the impact of programming choices on audiences. It notes ABC's action heavy strategy drawing viewers, NBC and CBS concerns over audience share, and Sarnoff's public rebuke of ABC’s tactics while warning of possible financial backlash.
Ridgway police arrested six youths for drinking beer in a parked car. They face charges under borough ordinance 37 prohibiting minors from possessing intoxicants. Two of the charged youths are 18 year olds David Spangler and Dalton Sallison. The arrests mark the third such action since the ordinance took effect on February 8, 1960.
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