Filkins Brack Run 7 There O'clock
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Filkins Brack and a time of seven o'clock with unclear action or context. No clear event, date, or organization identifiable.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1960
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Filkins Brack and a time of seven o'clock with unclear action or context. No clear event, date, or organization identifiable.
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a nighttime event in the city with injuries and a person named Ed. The text references jumps, a carded item, a hill location, and several unclear actions. Names and specifics are unreadable, making precise details impossible.
A fragmentary OCR item mentions phrases like en and ood ton and eght yas iRTY with scattered words up and down, lacking clear names or events. The readable bits hint at a potential place or person reference but no complete fact or narrative emerges.
A school event at MiCity hosted a student gathering featuring a senior class affair with music dancing and food stalls. Attendees included Allin Wreeter as president of the student body and officers Larry Huntley Veronica Milix and Sandin Moor.
Richard Parker and Miss Shirley Hall, both of Union City, wed at 2 PM on September 1 at the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church. Rev Carl Hughes officiated. The ceremony featured bridesmaids in pink and green, a blue sheath dress for the mother of the groom, and a reception for 150 at the bride’s grandmother’s home. The newlyweds will live at 866 Liberty Street Meadville. Parker is a 1956 Union City High School graduate employed at Associate Discount in Meadville.
Miss Catherine Kelley of Euclid Street hosted an informal gathering this weekend for several Corry Area High School graduates of 1960 who will soon leave for college nurses training and other destinations. Refreshments including hot dogs salad potato chips and soft drinks were served as the group enjoyed visiting. Attendees included Misses Leslie Lopus Karen...
A Labor Day weekend Beatnik dance at Carry Country Club drew about 80 attendees. The room featured red wall coverings and white checked tables. poetry readings by Mrs Frank Mi Kninia and others complemented the event. A communal dinner was served by Mrs. Elie Rout and staff, with fuel supplied by an area donor.
A housewarming party Saturday evening at Vernon Street honored Mr and Mrs Dey. A tureén dinner followed and guests included four former Corryites and locals from Cleveland and Erie. Attendees from here were multiple couples including Mr and Mrs Smyers and Mr and Mrs Hammond Jr.
Old Timers Bind concert sponsored by Jamestown Odd Fellows planned for Sunday afternoon September 11 from 2 to 4 at the Rex Theatre car park. Jonathan Lodge No 685 IOOF will meet at 7 pm on center street then proceed to Sugar Grove to assist Warren judge in conferring first degree on a class including Mallick Christine Lewis Nelia Osler Deanne Linski Jeanne Payer Flora Ann Ross.
A birthday party for Michelle Cooper was held Saturday afternoon at Ye RD Y Hou wt Mughedle Cour er. Guests enjoyed treats and games, with prizes awarded including a door prize and a few novelty items.
A series of birth notices from Corry Memorial Hospital and nearby facilities list several newborns this morning and Sunday. Details include parents names, locations such as Union City and Corry, and times of birth including 3 09 AM 3 42 PM and 4 80 PM as reported.
The item lists meetings and events at Methodist and Presbyterian churches, Rotary Club, Bridge Club and Community Aid groups. Notable entries include dinners at Carty Country Club and Miter City Bridge Club, and various women’s and church activities with dates in early September.
Clyde Yoder Jr. was commemorated at a birthday party hosted by Miss Martha Barkett and Miss Helen Yoder with assistance from Mrs. Yoder and Mrs Mein Baccus. Prizes for guns went to M Walter TeCulver and Mrs. Betis. the darh prize to Arthur Proctor. The event featured gifts, refreshments, and attendees including Blaine Burkett, Kenneth Yoder, Walter TeCulyer, Arthur Proctor, Albert Yoder, and Melvin Baccus with their families.
A Sunday evening event by the B. J. Anderson club at L. T. Matek's Baker Hill home featured a Wiener roast along with swimming and visiting. Officers include B. F. Anderson as president and D. M.
Corry residents celebrate a school tax rebate as officials report payment progress for the bulk of property and per capita taxes. Officials note total levies of 14168 and 249421 collected, with remaining balances and ongoing efforts to clear July August payments. Total per capita taxes due 3146 with 151 paid in July August, leaving 16429 yet to collect.
A pair of bachelors and close friends requested asylum in the United States citing political harassment for opposing views. They claim U.S. anti Communist hostility stems from insecurity about Communist advances. They allegedly took cryptographic information from a top secret defense unit involved in intercepting radio signals and intelligence. Kasper, Malvk, and Nelson hold officer roles.
Earl Wise and Huey Long defined a political era by offering direction and belonging to masses. The piece compares their appeal to uplift the poor, linking McCarthyism and the New Deal to broader American desires for security, work, and identity. It notes Huey Long’s rise from poverty to a capstone political vision, and Earl Wise as a contemporary, earnest amplifier of that philosophy.
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