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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1960
Page
5
Fragmentary notice lists church related activities including worship prayer and youth gatherings at various times. Mentions school groups and study sessions with references to camp and fellowship. No clear dates or full names available due to damaged text.
The article details the marriage of Vernon Gutz and Mary Brockman, noting the ceremony at the family home on R. D.2 and the presence of relatives including Hazel Brocka, Abyin Guts, and Rion Clark. Guests included Dory Little and Martha Landstediy, with attendants from Detroit Cleveland and Ohio. The bride wore a crown, white bouquet, and a pink nylon dress. the groom’s party included best man and ushers. The couple planned to reside on ROD with family support as they start married life.
The Women of the Hosone chapter held a publicity night last evening at the Monthis-seem temple. Mrs Car ence Furtington received a special plaque bringing 15 enrollments into the chapter. Mrs Frances Momally chaired the event assisted by Mrs Harold Hicks Mr Alfred Holton and Mrs Leon Slumsky. Refreshments were served and Mrs Clarinen Kuch won the special prize attendance. A brief business session was led by senior Mrs Willan Prine. The next meeting is set for September 16 for the monthly business gathering.
The page highlights community events with plans for a dance led by Nancy Kelly and others, plus a Canadian vacation return by Mr and Mrs David Evans. It lists visitors at Maple Avenue and Warren Ohio families, upcoming college notices from Allegheny and Meadville, and several local residents' movements and engagements.
Stage Ladies Day at the Country Club observed with Bettys and guests as Elizabeth Ruders hosted a bi weekly babies day. A fine luncheon was served and reservations were noted for the next Ladies Health Week with Mrs Mareek, Mrs Virginia Stossold May, Raymond Ander and others attending. Bluatior Gibeon and Git Mos Rebeod St Clair among those taking reservations.
The Spring Creek Ladies Aid group met to plan a Harvest Supper for Thursday September 8 with Pastors Frank Kafferlin and Mrs Raymond Sickler as cochairs. They approved biannual plans, formed committees, and discussed a forthcoming harvest bake sale chaired by Mrs Paul Kattertin. Mrs Chandler Mason led the session. opening devotions were given by Mrs Arthur Beundage. a lesson from Je and Tinorchy concluded with the Lord's Prayer and a covered dish supper hosted by Mrs William Crane and Mrs Fred Smith. Hostesses for the next meeting on October 8 were Mrs Raymond Sickler and Mrs Harold Eddy.
A seasonal upswing in employment reduced the number of jobless persons in Pennsylvania by 24000 in mid August. A weak steel industry kept unemployment higher than usual for this period.
Justiça Maryland and District of Columbia police report two alleged extortionists, Donald Anderson and Robert Waldron, pleaded to threaten two American League umpires, William McKinley and Edward Runge, demanding 5000 dollars to throw a game. Dancers Helen Ela and Mary Jane Spencer tied as material witnesses.
Bandit wearing disguise robbed Bridgeville National Bank in Bridgeville area, firing orders at teller drawers and the vault. He fled in a stolen car, abandoned two miles away. FBI and state police pursue the suspect as details unfold. Wisconsin etymology noted.
Mrs Delia Millie Ewapson held funeral services with Rev. Cyril Cooper officiating. Interment followed at St Elizabeth's Cemetery. Attendees included William Miller James Doyle Arthur Berecho Robert Eastman T J McCarthy and many relatives from Buffalo Duquesne McKeesport Pillask Westfield Utica Meadville and other areas.
British doctors hail Celbenin, a new drug claimed to kill penicillin resistant staphylococci and promise broad use. Beecham researchers Osman and Beecham labs describe full bloodstream absorption and minimal side effects while cautioning that further trials are needed to assess overall capabilities. Three under forty British scientists Frank Doyle, George Rolinson, and David M Brown led development.
International Wrestling Federation vice president said Bulgarian Ashbweight Dimitry Stoyanov threw a Greco-Roman bout to aid Russia’s Anton Koridze, costing Martinovic a gold. Stoyanov was disqualified though the Russian kept the top prize as the incident sparked the first Olympic fix accusation.
Reial am Mittal services for John H Castor will be held at the Bracken Funeral Home Sunday at 12 p.m. with Rev William Selty Jr officiating. Burial in Pine Grove Cemetery. Friends may call Friday 7–9 p.m. and Saturday 2–4 and 7–10 p.m. Masonic Services at 6 p.m. Saturday at the funeral home.
The U S Supreme Court pressed to hasten public school integration in its seventh year since the desegregation ruling. It refused delays in Houston New Orleans and Delaware. In New Orleans control returned to the School Board but Gov. Price Daniel seeks a stay. The court also rejected delaying the Delaware grade plan, ordering full integration by fall 1961.
Pennsylvania revenue edged ahead in August with a net income surplus of about 800000 amid a looming Penn Central strike risk to future funds. The report shows a 1200 deficit for 15 months of the biennium, while sales tax lagged 700000 behind estimates for August and other taxes fell short, offset by 11900000 in higher inheritance tax receipts.
A 16 month old Conneaut boy died at Brown Memorial Hospital after injuries from being struck by a car driven by his father Richard D Jackson as he backed the vehicle from the driveway. Acting County Coroner Dr William J McCarthy said death was due to a crushed chest liver and abdomen.
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