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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1960
Page
5
A fragmented church bulletin outlines a West versus Ken mieeline junior choir event at the Riverside D ance gymnasium and Saint School. It mentions Rev de Congo, Betty n, and various church groups holding services rehearsals and fellowship activities.
Duplicate bridge players from Corry and nearby areas travel to Warren for the annual Warren tournament at the Marconi Outing Club The event runs Friday evening through Sunday with sessions for Open and Mixed pairs and a team-of-four championship Defending champions include Warren players Dr Robert Israel John Israel Henry Hunzinger and D L Veter Fred Olirr of Buffalo Hosts include the Marconi Bridge Club and the Warren hospitality committee Players from Corry Jamestown Meadville Bradford Erie Olean Buffalo and other cities are expected with no reservation required and all events open to any ACBL members and a large turnout anticipated
A 62-year-old retired businessman drove off unaware a pet dog was affixed to the bumper by his wife. The car dragged the dog for several blocks before the animal yelped. Hogan Clark rushed the dog to a veterinarian but the pet died.
Wheelock Aid holds session led by president Mrs Kenneth Harvey with devotionals by Mrs Charles Tennedy. Members shared reflections on charity and planned future events while distributing treats and exchanging small gifts among attendees.
Spring Creek Ladies plan a two day leadership training workshop at Spring Creek Church. A committee led by Mrs Raynond Sickler and Mrs Eddy will serve refreshments and hostesses were Mrs Sickler and Mrs Eddy at yesterday's meeting with ten members present. The group will meet next on November 3 with the place to be announced.
Mr and Mrs S Jaworski announce the engagement of Barbara Lee Babcock To Ley Chester Jaworski of Carry. Barbara attended Carry Area High School and Ley Chester is a 1958 graduate of Clymer Central School employed at Skat Oil Company. No wedding date set. a separate report notes a man named Clark suffered a fatal heart attack with minor injuries to a dog.
Stanley Anderson spoke at the Daughters of the American Revolution opening meeting in Avall Tf Freedom Full. Elin A was announced as chair, 107 attended the dinner at Prep Church. Speaker described Europe and Oberammergau, Germany, with details on roads hotels and Passivty. Refreshments served by Mrs Lovebild and others.
Harbor Half members and friends gathered at the Community House for a dinner meeting hosted by Mrs Lyle Chelton and Mrs Elfiel Chelton. President Mrs Arthur Lindstrom led devotions and announced a rummage sale and bake sale to be held October 19 at Torner Covty Wallhaprr and Paint location.
The De Angelios held their first meeting of the year last evening. Dues were discussed and two new members were elected. Officers announced: Ruth Ann Hulfast president, Sally Ann Hepler vice president, Marilyn Stully secretary, Cheryl Hale treasurer, Judy Herfing and Mary Kireh sergeant at arms.
WOTM members discussed a drama fundraiser featuring Sal P. YahDale as director to aid the Mooseheart scholarship program in Johnstown PA. Mrs Gerald Staples chaired, with Arthur Liz and Mrs William Prine present to outline projects for handicapped children and a donation to United Fund. Refreshments followed harvest themed table setup.
A letter to the editor argues that radio and television advertising corrupts star credibility. It cites examples of sponsors influencing stars and the public assuming experts from show business. The writer lampoons product pitches and lingering disbelief at seamless comebacks after filming.
Harrisburg AP report details Pennsylvania’s plan to require physical examinations for all licensed drivers during the 1961 renewal period. Gov. Lawrence endorses a cross section test group from November to January to gauge effectiveness, with about 16 000 licensed drivers to be examined in the initial three months.
Postal Minister Maurice Bakanowski announced a future mission using a teteguided rocket to transport 880 pounds of mail over 300 miles. Details on speed were not disclosed and recovery is expected in perfect condition with parachute assisted landing.
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