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A brief late 19th century note reports a physician’s concern over an escape at a medical facility. The item highlights urgent care actions and local interest in patient safety and protocol adherence.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1953
Page
5
A brief late 19th century note reports a physician’s concern over an escape at a medical facility. The item highlights urgent care actions and local interest in patient safety and protocol adherence.
Edward G. Darling 27, co owner of a Pittsburgh seafood restaurant, says two masked gunmen held him at gunpoint and took $2000 early today after he parked his car at home. Carlton L. Shu, 97, a Pennsylvania Railroad brakeman for 15 years, died after falling from a freight train near the Gallitzin Tunnel in Altoona.
Miss Ethel Jane Curtis and Clair Jaquith were married in a double ring ceremony at the Evangelical United Brethren Church. The event featured organ music, a nylon net gown, mourned by family and friends, and a reception in the church social rooms. After a weeklong motor trip they will reside in Columbus R D 1.
A Halloween masquerade at the Concord Community Club drew about 90 members to the Community Hall. Prizes for costumes went to Miss Bonnie Gates, Edward Blakeslee, James Chelton, John Freeborn, Ernest Allen and Leonard Swanson. November 20 was set for the next meeting with committee appointments announced. An entertaining program was provided by Mrs. Vernon Humphrey, Mrs. Clstide Parker and Mrs. Howard Dingfelder, followed by refreshments prepared by several members.
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Dona Turben to Rudolph Katulick, held Wednesday in Greenville. The bride is daughter of Mrs Ethel Turben and N L Turben of Cleve, the groom’s parents are Mr and Mrs John Katulick of Townville. The couple’s attire and backgrounds are noted, with the groom employed by Curry Jamestown Mfg. Corp.
Hospitality Club under chairwoman Mrs J F Needham announces a Monday evening card party at the Garden Room of the VFW Fest home. A Thursday meeting at Mrs J Fred Kinley's home tallied plans with co chairs and many committees serving door prizes prizes refreshments and lunch. Proceeds go to the club’s annual project the lighting of the Christmas tree in the city park and attendees are invited for a community event with awards for ble to be given and door prizes.
The Hi Neighbor Club of Cutting met Thursday with Mrs Marold Bemis as hostess and seven members in attendance. A roast beef dinner followed at noon. Mrs Frank Bayle, president, conducted the business session and the group voted to present a quilt to the Nichols family whose home burned recently. Contests yielded awards to Mrs Raymond Ohmer and Mrs Bayle. Mrs Marion Way will host the next meeting in November.
West Spring Creek Down Hall hosts a pancake supper served at 5 o'clock on Wednesday evening. The Spring Creek Church trustees sponsor the event and invite the general public to attend.
Miss Norma Nantes and James H Walters announce their engagement and forthcoming marriage. Norma is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald Nantes of 472 East South Street and a graduate and treasurer at John s Ron Business Service Inc. James Walters is the son of Mr and Mrs Howard Walters of Twalewood California, a Corry High School alumnus, two years in the 12th Armored Division in Germany, and employed at Raymond Mie Go.
Auditions underway for a benefit entertainment organized by the Cony Memorial Hospital Auxiliary. Open to anyone over 12, auditions at Marjorie Tarbell Dance Studio on North Center Street every Monday from 7 to 9 pm. Prizes of 39, 20, and 10 awarded to winners. Committee members include Mrs. Gertrude White publicity Mrs. Lester Danner and Mrs. Robert Curtis tickets.
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