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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1960
Page
2
Harvest day at Columbus Community Church features a community dinner on Wednesday October Sth serving from 5:30 pm. Adults $1.50, children $0.50. Proceeds support church activities and local needs.
Obituary notice for James King aged 83 mentioning burial or funeral services at a local church, with family survivors including a widow and other relatives. Details are garbled but indicate a memorial at a named church and cemetery.
At The Hospital is unable to summon a physician in case of emergency at Corry Memorial Hospital. The notice highlights a critical staffing and response issue affecting patient safety and timely medical care.
A garbled OCR list shows numerous admissions and discharges across Union City, Spartansburg, Bear Lake, Corry, Waterford and nearby areas. Names include Miss Helen Hedstrind, Mrs Henry Vo Luther, Mrs Adolph Hamm, Charles Bracken, Richard Volton City, and Lillie family members among many others, with addresses in Union City and surrounding towns. The fragment mentions a two story residence fire near Tyunllte, a county safety council meeting on October, and various patient and visitor mentions in local facilities.
Under the presidency of Mrs J dh. Viner WH serves as hostesses. Mrs Paul F Batter, president of Lake Erie Presbyterial Society, will preside. Mrs Rothy Knebbeler, Toledo educator and church board member, speaks on Proclaiming the Gospel to the World Our Day. Talk set for 40 90 min. Corry area residents invited to attend.
Funeral arrangements for John W. Bennett set from First Methodist Church Titusville Wednesday at 2 PM. Friends may call at Howard Johnson Funeral Home Titusville Monday 7 to 9 PM and Tuesday 4 to 9 PM.
Washington reports Khrushchev rejects a summit unless U N reform and a mannerly approach are accepted. He has threatened Berlin blockade, insulted leaders, and pressured for disarmament linked to UN revision. Eisenhower rebukes and delays, aiming for meaningful talks.
Be reached his abusive peak in to the United Nations, Sept. 24. This increased tensions so Miich-no doubt deliberately-that, the five neutrals thought this might restore peace, by getting Eisenhower and Khrushchev together. But if Eisenhower had agreed, he would have been yielding to the deliberate bad conduct of the Soviet premier. He chose not to, and his letter to the neutrals, aimed at Khrushchev, was a lesson in manners.
Southpaw Vinegar Bend Mizell (14-8) will pitch the first game in Yankee Stadium on Saturday. Casey Stengel plans to start with Ditmar (15-9) and hold Whitey Ford for Saturday. Bob Turley is the second possible starter. Ditmar pitched five innings Friday against Boston. A 38,000 crowd is expected at Forbes Field as Pittsburgh seeks its first pennant in 33 years amid sellouts and high scalper prices. All games start 1 pm EDT, except Sunday at 2 pm, with nationwide TV coverage and partly sunny, cool weather forecast.
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