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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1956
Page
5
A garbled OCR fragment references Brittin, Ger S., Japi, and government pairs, suggesting a discussion of international relations and urged actions, but the text is incomplete and lacks clear events, dates, or named figures.
A fragmented OCR note mentions neighbors in Suburbday facing a frame issue and seeking help. Details are unclear about persons or actions or exact location. The readable bits suggest a neighborhood matter requiring attention or assistance.
The Bela Sigma Phi Sorority at Epsilon Phi Chapter hosted a tea yesterday at Mrs. Morrison’s home on Main Street. Officers Mrs. Simmonsen and Mrs. Flynt presided. entries announced initiation dinner on October 25 with menus of tea, coffee, sandwiches, and petit fours.
A farewell party was given at Frederick Street on Saturday in honor of Mr and Mrs D W Robinson who are moving Wednesday to Colorado Springs. About 20 guests, including workers and wives from Rokison, attended. A program was presented for the honorees with refreshments of a light course and coffee served afterward.
Mr and Mrs Whitehead of East Pleasant Street hosted a social dinner tonight for a circle of former club members. Attending were Mr and Mrs Harold Rauscher of On City, Mr and Mrs Robert Mole and daughter Sylvia of Lite, Wizard Cox Aid Son of Titusville, Mr and Mrs Toyd Carter of Meadville, and Mr and Mrs Du F. Lundutilst of Kenmore, plus Mr and Mrs Bruce Thomas of Corry.
A dinner party at St Thomas honored five confirmands from the same extended family. Invited were Kathy Scholton Patricia Howlett Judy Grondolta and Bam Ling and Thomas Patock Aparid Mas. Relatives attended including David and Edward Patock and their daughter Bar bite. several relatives were out of town.
Two Corry officers of District 1 Busness and Professional Women’s Club attended the annual fall meeting of District 11 on Saturday at Kil tanning. Mes Norman C Tarbutt district director and Mrs Clinton Pratt corresponding secretary joined Mrs Helen Mowley assistant director from Union City. The afternoon session was held at the BPO Elks lodge. the banquet was served at the Kittuning Country club. Officials present included Jiyo ott president Tanella a. ones of Harrighirg and Alice Covers state recording secretary. A feature was the Waten Feat of the TuternpHone BPW conversion from Canada.
Baltimore reports the death of Dr Paul By Gir, aged 45, described as an early developer of the drug Hfamaming. The notice mentions victims and ongoing concern about illnesses, with scattered references to farming and land loss in New York and nearby areas.
A farewell event Saturday evening in Glance Hall honored Mr. and Mrs. Labowski and family as they prepare to relocate to Jenville, Florida. The Corry Grane community sponsored the affair with music and dancing, a luncheon, and a presentation of a money purse to the Labowski family.
Corry team installs officers for Lilirn Lodge No. 10 in Erie after a dinner. District deputy Mrs. Blof Dall presides with deputy officers including Mrs. Marvin Millepay and Mrs. Esther Fargo. Other lodges installed last week include Tovelin Hodge No. 90 Erie Vera Longe No. 105 Union City and By Lodge No. 85 North Busty with Sylvia Todie No. 122 Ele.
A Northwest District meeting of the Pennsylvania State Elks Association was held in Meadville after a Saturday cocktail party and smorgasbord attended by local couples. Donald Nantes presided as district president and past exalted ruler of the Corry lodge.
In Pittsburgh at a Knights of Columbus dinner Kennedy faced a difficulty locating his suit and had it misplaced at the airport. A Knights official misnamed him as Sen. Waxner of New York before Mayor Lawrence introduced him as Sen. John Fitzgerald Kennedy with a guarded smile.
A daughter Louise Anita was born on a Saturday to Mrs and Mrs Robert Stoddard of St Louis Missouri. Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs C J Rathesala of Park Street.
Libertyville, Ill. Adlai E. Stevenson blasted Vice President Nixon as Democrats frame him as a prime issue in the race. Stevenson, in a Chicago radio TV address, urged halting H bomb tests and pressed for international efforts to curb the arms race. Democratic leaders urged Eisenhower to back Stevenson’s call, while scientists from Caltech endorsed seeking negotiations to stop nuclear tests.
Charles Capwell formerly of Corry died Saturday afternoon at the Cricket Boarding Home in Spartansburg. Born July 25, 1867, he was the son of Seth and Emmaline Kelloge Capwell. He leaves several nieces and nephews. Funeral services were held in Spartansburg with internment at Pine Grove Cemetery.
Two 18-year-old youths from R D 4 Union City were injured when their car overturned on Lyons road near the fish hatchery. Driver Frederick Feter son suffered torso injuries and a broken right collarbone. passenger Charles Rosey sustained a fractured pelvis. Both were treated at Stem Memorial Hospital Union City.
Premier David Ben-Gurion told the Knesset that Israel will press the United States for increased military arms to deter its enemies. He also said that Israel has received assurances from several governments that navigation through the Suez Canal would be safeguarded by a regime of free navigation for all peoples.
Dr. Paul D. Good of Berks County was chosen president of the Pennsylvania Coroners' Association at its first meeting in six years held in Lock Haven.
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