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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1962
Page
5
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Local sports figure Ample Mings and rival Ed Donled are tied to a controversial $1000 prize dispute. Community leaders urge fair play while organizers assess eligibility and ethics. Officials promise transparency as the case unfolds.
Mrs Donald R Walter and Mrs John Christopher of R D 2 have returned home after two weeks in Philadelphia. Mr and Mrs Eugene Buesink of Grove street return from Newport Rhode Island with Lieut Commander and Mrs Raymond Oakes and family. Miss Margaret Spencer daughter of Mr and Mrs Allen Spencer of Mead avenue visits her parents this week and will return Sunday to St Louis Missouri. Mr and Mrs Benjamin Stout and daughter from Kalamazoo Michigan were guests at Mrs Eva Perkins of King street. Robert Davis who attends Devry Institute in Chicago recently visited his parents on East Washington street. his roommate William Liss of Peru Illinois was also a guest. Mr and Mrs Reid McCray returned to Long Beach California after a month here with Webb McCray of Union street and other relatives. A 2c Steve Weis son of Mr and Mrs John Weis of Franklin street returned to Richard Gebaur Air Force Base Grandview Missouri after a 15 day visit. Richard Graham of Camp Lejeune North Carolina visiting Kane city for 15 days. Rev Walter J Thoms pastor of Columbus Community Congregational Church spoke at the First Congregational Church Kane anniversary program noting his past Kane pastorate 1935 to 1952.
Salvation Army on East Washington observes Home League Sunday with the theme Keepers of the Faith. Brigadier Dorothy Messenger speaks in morning service. Mrs. Sr. Major John Edeen delivers the evening message. Home League members lead both services with musical selections, a coffee hour, and a full day of activities including Sunday School, Young People, and open air service.
The Moose Women held a business meeting with senior regent Mrs. Marlyn Jukes presiding. They voted to donate to UNICEF and discussed plans for the December 3 Moose Club Christmas party. Attendance award went to Mrs. Harold Gale. specialist award to Mrs. Edwin Foley. Next meeting November 1.
The Women's Relief Corps held an all day session at Grange Hall with a noon ham dinner drawing 22 members. Mrs. Horace Hankin chaired the afternoon business meeting announcing the next gathering on November 1. Special prize went to Mrs. Calla Pier and a new committee was formed: Mrs. Wesley Willis, Mrs. Loret ta Belden, Mrs. Joseph Gentilman, and Mrs. Florence Casler. A three course dinner is planned for the next session.
Barney Ruditsky, a former New York detective whose career inspired a TV series, died yesterday at age 64 in Los Angeles from a heart attack. He retired from the New York detective force in 1941 after 20 years and wrote a book that became the basis for The Lawless Years.
The Festliche Sanger under John Rossbacher rehearse Sundays at the YMCA for December 23 concert to benefit YMCA World Service. The group lists members in four voice sections and plans engagements at College Women's Club November 26 and Wattsburg High School December 15. Reservations are taken through Mr. Rossbacher.
Conelway PTA featured music by Mrs Richard Schneider who also accompanied a group sing at the meeting on Tuesday at the school. Miss Darla Monroe presented two piano solos Ballet Rehearsal and The Glider followed by a piano duet Ten Little Tridians by Misses Susan and Nancy Lindholm. Rev Richard Hostetler led devotions and the meeting was conducted by President Mrs Merrill McCray. A panel with Charles Bughee Erie County probation officer Mrs Edith Carter truant officer Miss Roberta King Condlway School nurse and Miss Eva Kelpler nurse at Corty Aves High School discussed relevant topics. Refreshments were served by Mrs Frank Baress and committee. Next PTA session slated for November 20. Also: Clark Hungerford 62 former St Louis San Francisco Railway Co chairman of the board died yesterday of cancer.
Miss Matthews hosted the Neighborhood Club at her Wright street home for eight members and one guest, Mrs. Fred Young. Prizes went to Mrs. Naomi Clark, Mrs. Bertha Darwin, and Mrs. Niels Sorenson. Sorenson also won the door prize. A two pillow going away gift was given to Mrs. Merrill Lillie, who plans to move to Pleasant Mount, Pennsylvania, in November for her husband’s fish hatchery job. The group will meet again at Miss Florence Culver’s home with pie and coffee served.
Mrs Clair Peano entertained 17 members and three guests of the Spencer Ladies Aid at her R. D. 3 home. Missionary Edie Silvis spoke on furlough from Africa, sharing articles and slides. her daughter Martha sang an African song. Business noted a guest meal gift for Mrs Merrill Lille as she moves to Pleasant Movement, Pa. A $10 United Fund donation was approved. A buffet lunch preceded a plan to meet again at Mrs Bart Bailey’s R. D. 3 home on November.
Warren Timo, two, of Drexel Hill, was killed when his grandfather Dr John Warren, 67, of Salisbury, accidentally backed his car over the child in the driveway. The physician was held on a $1500 bail on a manslaughter technical charge pending coroner’s inquest.
Former governor candidate Scranton keynotes a $100 plate Republican dinner in Philadelphia addressing 1,500 attendees. He pledges a tougher stance on sex offenders, vows a new parole board policy, and contrasts his plan with Dilworth’s alleged political debts to Ross Green.
The governor named four elective offices and two cabinet members. Earlier, he told the Philadelphia Junior Chamber of Commerce he will establish a radical trade division within the state's Department of Commerce.
A speaker outlined a division plan to inform Pennsylvania about foreign markets and to spread word on goods and services not only to Europe but also to Latin America and other underdeveloped nations. The remark emphasizes boosting exports and broad international outreach.
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