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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1960
Page
3
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Since September 7 the halls of CAHS have filled with students returning after summer, chasing homework and classes. New faculty members include Mrs. George Orcult Ronald Schreckengost Keppel Tiffany and Max Bennink. Among welcomed students is Patti.
Topics Blisky Janet Hulings Carol Hayes Marilyn Dale and Rit Shaw welcome Aldo Gromese the Italian exchange student and Don Wharton as seniors head to a travel opportunity. Class officers elected with seniors Janice Tiseyit Carol Betts Joe Baressi Ray Mitchell. juniors Jim Roberts Danny McEldowney Kathe Tunnell Mickey McMahon. sophomores Mike Vincent Shirley Diemer Elaine Crullock Jerry Ward. Ping pong photo days set for September 21 22. Four lunch periods established at CAHS extending the school day. The Beaver subscriptions will include junior high news sections.
The YMCA Auxiliary plans its first meeting of the season Monday at 8 pm in the building. All area women are invited to join whether or not they are YMCA members. Mrs Fred Kinley will present slides from her daughter Susan's Europe trip. President Mrs Roger Brown will lead a business session to outline plans for the annual bazaar, a key fundraiser.
Lorette Lindstrom marked her 18th birthday with two celebrations attended by fourteen friends from Sherman Findley and Corry. Prizes went to Phyllis Gulick Kathy Paul Cynthia Patti and Donna Mick. A dessert lunch with pink green and white decor followed by gifts and thanks from the guest of honor.
An open house will honor the golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Neil Thompson of R D 4 Clymer. The event is set for Saturday September 24th from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 PM at the Clymer Conservation Club house. Their children host and invite friends relatives and neighbors to attend.
The bride to be, a senior at Corry Area Medical School, is engaged to a Columbus man. Both families announce the upcoming wedding, with nuptials planned in the near future.
Conelway PTA to hear Miss Baressi the announced principal of Wrist Silioul as speaker for first meeting. The event titled My day As Supervisor will be held Monday September 1945 at 8 oclock. Refreshments will follow.
A daughter was born at Cony Memorial Hospital at 6:52 am today to Mr and Mrs Robert Gilson of R D 2 Centerville and Mr and Mrs George Spitman of R D 1 Corry. The event is announced by the WisDOM Yeterany of Union City Memorial Hospital.
The Accounting Association of accountants plans a dinner meeting at the Garry Country Club on a Tuesday evening in September 2001. Edward Lopus, publicity director, says Robert A. Kein will speak on investments and the Chase in Beo huntie picture, before discussing elections in business.
Sulvertown high school band will appear at major events tomorrow in Minoa and Buffalo. They will perform at the Buffalo Bills home opener against the Denver Broncos at War Memorial Stadium. The group has previously played at the College All Star game at Soldier Field in 1959 and will join a national tour with command performances in Washington. The Hills-Bronca contest will be televised locally, giving Corry residents a chance to see the Siegertown group’s halftime show.
An 18 year old Butler County farm youth, Tithe L Hemphat Jr of Chi Cob, was killed last night in a tractor incident. He was driving on a field when a rifle was fired or discharged. the tiller struck a power line, bringing it down and causing a fatal injury.
A report from Bonneville Salt Flats Utah notes a test run reaching high speeds before Campbell British speed king escaped with only minor injuries. He stated plans to attempt another run.
ERIE An Erie grandfather was found guilty of contempt of court after taking his grandson from his son and not returning him by the date. Judge Samuel Rossiter set sentencing for September 21 once the boy is returned, while Pinney may purge the judgment if the child is restored. Richards Pinney filed a habeas corpus petition against his son claiming the child was taken from custody.
Erie court orders give temporary custody of a newborn to the paternal grandparents for a Provida trip but require return to Erie by late August. Mrs. Darlene Sparks participates in contempt charges against her father in law as the elder Pinney testifies his son took the boy and threatened force to keep him away. The grandfather admits allowing the child to stay overnight two or three times, relinquishing his own custody.
R Dale Webster manager offers complete coverage options at 202 North Center Street. Phone line 3-5254 advertised with savings service and customer satisfaction emphasis.
A deadly blaze in a congested refugee settlement in Hone Kone, China left four dead and six injured with many reported missing. The fire destroyed about 400 huts, amid fears for residents.
New Jersey Methodist church delegates debated church stance on a Roman Catholic presidency. The conference commission asked whether Catholic leadership would influence policy through appointments and governance, and if a Catholic president would end religious neutrality in elections. The report, supported by about 10,000 delegates, disavowed religious bias in political choice.
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