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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1962
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR text describes a mis aligned scene with purchases, inflation, and advertising costs. The readable parts mention a roof, a favor, and dealings that hint at a local commerce or public notice but details are too garbled to specify people, places, dates, or outcomes.
Partial readable fragments show a local event or action but lack clear dates names or places. The text hints at a police or civic matter with phrases like nab and un pment but specifics remain obscured.
The Journal lists more college students including Deanna Linski Taughter of Rose Linski living at 104 West Pleasant Street a third year student at Mercyhurst College Erie major elementary education. Also Mary Gilzabeth McChesney daughter of Warren McChesney of 232 Mead Avenue a first year Erie Business Center Erie major medical secretarial. Raymond A. Piccirillo Jr son of Raymond A. Piccirillo Sr of 1318 West Pleasant Street first year Erie Business Center Erie major International Business Machines and accounting. Robert Walsh son of John Walsh of 28 Franklin Street fourth year Garmon College Erie major chemistry.
The Fogartys of the Hotel Corry enjoy country motor jaunts and view the Corry area as friendly. Attie Devin Ann, two, loves farm animals and wildlife glimpses while the family adapts to Corry after May relocation. Mrs Fogarty, born in Indiana, lectured on fabric care and enjoys sewing. Mr Fogarty previously ran a Wilkes Barre venue and now manages in Corry. Mary Elizabeth, 21, studies home economies at Indiana State College and visits often. The family quotes local friendliness and notes a Texas guest found Corry’s people unusually welcoming.
A Berean Sunday School scavenger hunt for 20 members and one guest met Tuesday at the North Center street home of Mr. and Mrs. William Hall. Winners were Mr. and Mrs. Dean Dubrosky, Mr. and Mrs. Homer White, and Misses Carolyn Babcock and Nancy Rigby. Homer White led the meeting. Richard Shannon gave the closing prayer. Refreshments were served by Mr. and Mrs. John Halfast. The group will meet December 21 for church decorating and the annual Christmas party.
Members of the Junior Tri-Hi-Y plan to attend the Cinerama feature in Erie on Saturday afternoon. The group meets at the YMGA with transportation arranged and departure set for 12:30. Miss Charlene Dubrosky presided at the meeting. next gathering December 10 at Mrs. Clifford Buesvnk’s home will include new member installation and Christmas plans.
A son was born yesterday at Union City Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs James Butler of Cambridge Springs.
Bequeathed 25000 by late Lewisburg businessman William J Busser in his will filed for probate in Miami Florida where Busser died September 1. Details came to light through letters to recipients of bequests.
London AP reports Sir Winston Churchill marks his 88th birthday with a quiet morning in bed reading papers while telegrams pile up and well wishers sign the visitors book. Extra police manage traffic as Churchill rests after convalescence from a broken thigh.
President Kennedy led a large closed circuit audience in a $31-million cultural crusade, urging support for a national cultural center. Eisenhower joined from Augusta in a nonpartisan appeal, calling it a mecca for art. The broadcast faced acoustics problems at the National Guard Armory with a 5,000-seat crowd, and the program ran over its two hour slot. An estimated 150,000 in 65 cities watched paying up to $100, hoping to raise funds for the project.
James W. Gantz aged 72 former sports editor of the Philadelphia Record died at Presbyterian Hospital after a Sunday stroke at home. Born in Baltimore he grew up in York Pennsylvania and served as a prudent member of the Philadelphia Sports Writers Association.
Lady Churchill and Sir Winston planned to rest this afternoon ahead of a family gathering tonight. Expected attendees included Sir Winston's children Randolph and Diana Churchill, Mrs Mary Soames, and Lady Audley, Sarah Churchill.
Ex tax collector A A Archie Robinson seeks two percent commissions on uncollectible taxes turned over to the county treasury. Millcreek school district and township supervisors owe the commissions for services during his 1959 to 1961 term. Attorneys say total may exceed 5200 with earlier estimates at 3500 and 4000 for records back to 1946 through 1957. Nelson plans further checks and may pursue mandamus if officials resist payment.
Mrs. Carole Long, married three weeks, remains hospitalized after the July Philadelphia Railroad baseball special wreck near Harrisburg that killed 19. Her husband Robert, 21, of Elizabethville, suffered minor injuries and was released after one night. Mrs. Long’s mangled leg mends, but she cannot be home for Christmas.
The Kennedy Mikoyan talks in Moscow produced no new breakthroughs. Mikoyan spoke in Russian with two interpreters present while U S officials say Cuba dominated the discussions though no Berlin talks occurred. Kennedy hoped for probes on stalemated issues like nuclear testing.
Nehru pledges steadfast resistance as India's border conflict with China escalates. Talks hint at easing troop deployments from Pakistan toward the Northeast with U S and British mediation. Sandys and Harriman coordinate preliminary negotiations, Ayub Khan hosts a dinner table discussion.
President Kennedy and Mrs Kennedy to stay in a million dollar beachfront mansion next to Robert Holt in New York. Tito to visit Moscow in December on an unofficial trip. Soprano Eileen DiTullio makes Paris debut with the Philharmonic Orchestra, starting a three month tour of Europe. Dennis M. Brown, 30, dies in a two car crash near Ogden Rochester New York. Ayub Khan faces pressure over ties to CENTO SEATO as India Pakistan border tensions rise. Kashmir remains the central issue amid a long running conflict with UN observers monitoring a cease fire.
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