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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1956
Page
5
A defendant faces further proceedings after evading jury service and providing illicit assistance to conceal actions. Prosecutors allege deliberate obstruction affecting the integrity of the trial process.
The Townsend club held an installation at the Wifany home with Mrs Martha Davis as president and Mrs Bernice Rowland as vice president. New officers include treasurer Mrs Henry Bala and secretary Mys da hele Johnson. Members formed a counting committee and reports were given from the New York State Convention in Jamestown. Guest speaker W He Wetterman of Townsend Weekly discussed headquarters changes from Cleveland to Washington.
Mrs James Hileman hosted the Knox Circle meeting of the Presbyterian Women’s Association at Union Street, with 130 attendees. Miss Kennedy, Miss Lenton, and others attended. a community sale and fall bazaar were announced for November, along with a soup supper for church members next Wednesday.
A son was born yesterday to S Sut and Mrs William Dunmick at Ali Foreht Baye Hospital St John’s Newfoundland with Mr Dimmick, formerly of Corry, and Mrs Warren White as noted grandparents. Also a son born to Mr and Mrs David Hotchkiss of Union City at Corry Memorial Hospital and a son born to Mr and Mrs Thomas Watson at Cony Memorial Hospital on East Plehs uht Street.
The Silver Links Sabbath School class of the Silver Links Church met last eve at Mrs Clara Walker’s West Pleasant Street home. WC 14 member innationa Anc0 Mig Alice ldrich assisted. president Mrs Guy Beninink led devotions. Mrs Dan Yor presented a lesson from The Good Samaritan. A social period followed with lunch and beverages. Next meeting date to be announced.
Mr and Mrs Richard Lewis of Bias will be honored on their 40th anniversary with a communal gathering. A pasty reception is planned at the Rigi Methodist Church from 7 to 10 pm Wednesday October 29 inviting friends and relatives of Mr and Mrs Lewis.
The Lithan Guild of Emmanuel Episcopal Church sponsors a fall bazaar on November , featuring baked goods novelties and handcrafted items suitable for Christmas giving. Women prepared a variety of knitted articles aprons pots and paints and a special rumpus foams assortment with hand painted glassware.
Tonight features Buccaneers and Headlines at 5 40 and 6 00 followed by sports Quix 30 Beat the Glock. Science fiction at 7 00 and Jackie Gleason Show later. Sunday includes Western Roundup 10 West World 7 30 and Cartoons 12 15 plus news weather and sports segments.
October meeting of the College Women's Club will be held Monday night at 8 at Eu uel Episcopal Church. John Ray, Erie Historicit Séciety member, will speak. Committee includes Mrs. Percy Corbin as chair with several assistants. attendance urged.
Lois Elizabeth Daniels daughter of Mr and Mrs William Daniels and James Dunnewold son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Dunnewold wed at the Dunnewold home last evening Rev John Ginendell officiated. The bride wore a light blue satin sheath dress with a matching feathered hat and a yellow rose corsage. Mr and Mrs James Daniels attended.
Philadelphia report notes a government leader calls on every citizen to share responsibility for educating the nation’s children and to support programs aiding the disabled. The message emphasizes collective action to ease school burdens and improve outcomes.
Concord Community Club held a Halloween party at the Community House with Howard Blakeslee presiding and Joe McCray giving the opening prayer. Children wore costumes, prizes were awarded, and group games ran under Mrs. Glenn Chelton with refreshments of pie doughnuts coffee and cider. A Thanksgiving meeting is planned for November 16 with committee members named.
Senate Internal Security subcommittee will hold two days of hearings starting Monday to weigh the custody fate of Tanya Chwastoy, a U.S. born Russian girl. Roland Elliott of Church World Services testifies. the case stems from a Detroit mother Elena Dieczok suit. The British decision on custody remains pending. Sweden funded 1957 mass anti polio vaccination.
Nixon demands Stevenson agree to an open press conference where he can be cross-examined on draft and H bomb proposals. He spoke at a Maryland rally in Baltimore arguing for a nationwide agreement to end hydrogen bomb tests and urged Stevenson to permit impartial cross inquiry.
A five day walkout by the Communications Workers of America in Ohio halts telephone service. Investigations into tax law enforcement during demonstrations are reported as Scioto County officials close several entities for the third time in three months.
Princess Margaret fell ill in Nairobi before a civic luncheon in her honor. A doctor advised cancellation as she suffered gastric trouble. A government communique said Dr Farnaworth Anderson considered the indisposition temporary.
In a courtroom ruling, Superior Judge Harold W. Schweitzer approved contracts and options for a group aged 9 to 17 known as the Mickey Mouse troupe. The youngsters will continue in film and television roles for Walt Disney Studio, as authorities monitor the assembly involved.
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