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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1957
Page
5
An OCR fragment notes air movement at a location described as Cross-50 above, with a reference to missile falls. Details are incomplete, but the entry records a movement event tied to the site near Missile Falls.
The readable fragment hints at a busy country preparing for a northern or western event. Statements are incomplete but suggest a focus on national activity and progress during a tense period. The text lacks clear names, places, or concrete actions to specify further.
October PTA session in the Clymer school cafeteria drew good attendance. President Mrs. Walter DeShoxer opened with the National Anthem and devotions by Rev. DeForest Tennies. Reports from minutes treasurer membership and a NYS PTA convention update preceded a brief note on National Education Week November 10–16 and a parent teacher tea set for November 12.
Mrs Thomas Felton presided at the Spring Creek Township PTA meeting in the school. Denzel Phillips led group singing and Dawn Tuft explained Warren County goodwill ambassador's summer in Switzerland. An informal Q A period followed, then a social hour with sandwiches and coffee. Next meeting is set for November 10.
Scouts from Troop 398 held a Halloween party at the First Presbyterian Church with Troop 16. Refreshments were served and games played in costume. One patrol displayed pumpkin heads and witches for decor while the other provided treats. Next week both troops will meet separately.
Gerald Lane introduced as new YMCA secretary spoke at the Corry Rotary Club dinner in Hotel Corry. He described Cony as friendly and progressive, outlined building plans, supply challenges, and a community tailored swimming program. Lane emphasized age-segregated spaces and community driven development. Visiting Rotarians from Warren and Monterey attended, with guests Gene Pasek and Robert Desmond.
The Past Noble Grands of the Rebekah Lodge met at the 100 Hall for a Halloween party with all members in costume. After a brief business session, they enjoyed games and contests with prizes to Mrs. John Ohrn, Mrs. Merle Akam, Mrs. Harvey Loveland, and Mrs. Ira Wickwire. Lunch was served by Mrs. Howard Loveland and Mrs. Elot Dahl. Next meeting set for November 28.
More than 100 Columbus children enjoyed the Columbus Community Church Sunday School Halloween party held in the church hall. Prizes were awarded for costumes to Jewell Roberts Terry Tressler Scott Stevenson and Mrs Gene Fargo. Refreshments of cider doughnuts and apples were served. Robert Jewell chaired the committee with Bernice Roberta Mrs Donald Stevenson and Mrs Dianne Winne assisting. Costume judges were Mrs Raymond Chelton Mrs Gertrude Tressler and Mrs Donald Sherman.
Twenty two Girl Scouts of Troop No 180 met last evening at St Edward's School for eight masquerade games and singing. Lunch was served at decorated tables. Susan Guth won a prize for the costume hardest to identify.
Mrs J Robert Grice of 138 Park atrest entertained several young friends of her sons John and Steve at a neighborhood Halloween party last evening. The youngsters played games and enjoyed cider and doughnuts. Attendees included Kathy Middleton Ronnie Ray Dennie Becker and Tommy Jackman. Keokuk Iowa gas station attendant Duane Gray 21 finished servicing a car owned by Charles Hasper, stole 129 dollars from the station cash register, was ordered out of his car and drove off.
Ike and Prime Minister Macmillan plan to attend the December NATO summit as part of a broader push for collective security and enhanced Anglo American collaboration. The leaders aim to align on upgraded defense systems, nuclear information sharing, and mobilizing resources to counter Soviet missile progress, Sputnik, and Middle East tensions.
Two gunmen in wet torn clothing were captured across the border in Glen Sutton Quebec after a noon robbery of the Enosburg Falls Vermont branch of Howard National Bank and Trust Co. About $6,100 was taken, with $26.66 unrecovered. They will be arraigned in Franklin County court amid a U S. Commissioner warrant. car later abandoned 13 miles north in Montgomery. Also obituary: John Spencer, 72, longtime Norfolk Virginian-Pilot editor, died. He served 45 years as a newsperson, starting at Times-Herald and with AP before joining the Virginian-Pilot in 1924. Born in Henrico County, Va.
After a nine hour standoff at the hospital, 154 inmates released hostages as guards and state patrol prepared for a possible assault. Leaders Heyns Hodgson and Dr G Lee Sandritter met inside while tension eased and guard concerns, including the resignation of Albert Hutchings, were reported.
Clean shaven pupils at St Joseph School Lebanon Indiana will have their pictures taken Thursday. Notes sent home instruct boys to have a clean face hair well combed and shaved if needed.
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