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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1960
Page
5
Mrs. Olli Moore of RD 2 announces the engagement of her eldest daughter Evelyn to Gerald Owens, son of Mrs. L B Owens of RD 4 Spring Creek. Details incomplete due to damaged text.
Several newborns are listed from Union City and Corry Memorial Hospital. A son born to Homer and Mrs. Chapel of Centerville, a son to Robert Jewell of Union City at 9:58 AM, and a son to Richard J. Ohrt of Union Free at 11:43 AM. The report also notes a bridge club session at Hotel Corry with eight tables and various local couples mentioned.
A damaged OCR snippet shows fragmented text with odd capitalization and stray letters. The readable parts mention pay, style, and a possible price reference, but no clear event, names, or places are identifiable. The item appears to be a stray clipping rather than a coherent news item.
Four Columbus residents won blue ribbons at the Warren County Pomona Grange judging held Saturday evening. Firsts in yeast breads cookies and cake went to Mrs. Henry Zeyzus Mrs. Paul Suchar Sr and Mrs. Norman Lewis. needlework first to Mrs. Reynold Familton. Two Spring Creek Grange members also placed second and third in yeast breads and cookies. The four Columbus winners advance to the state judging in Harrisburg. regional and national contests follow.
Mrs Edward sapcock and her husband, of 201 Franklin Street, will be honored guests at an open house Sunday September 25 from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 at the YMCA on North Center Street. The event, hosted by relatives and cousins, celebrates their golden wedding anniversary with friends, neighbors, and relatives invited.
Miss Dolores Eileen Hosier and Rodney B. Fargo announce an early fall wedding. The couple’s families are named, with Miss Hosier a 1954 Corry Area High School graduate. Fargo works as an Erie Railroad operator. No exact date yet set.
The Methodist Men schedule a follow up outing at Mead Park tomorrow evening at 7 30 with a wiener toast informal singing and visiting. Refreshments provided by the group. All First Methodist Church members and families are invited to attend at the Girl Scout Circle.
A daughter named Coleen Ant was born to Mr and Mrs Ruber Seeger of San Diego California. The baby's maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Frances Crowell of Pomona California. Franx A Crowell of R D I Corry is the great grandfather.
Moscow reports the Soviet ship K Kirovsk sailed from Riga with over 300 tractors bulldozers and other machines for Fidel Castro. The vessel will carry a cargo of sugar on the return voyage.
The Journal lists community activities from September 19 to 24 including MCA Ladies Auxiliary at 4 pm, Grange meetings at Grange Hall, United Lutheran, and Caledonian churches. Events cover church groups, PTA, Rebekah Lodge, Bridge Club, and charity gatherings with times and locations across Mead Back, Geneva, Spring Creek, Wheelock and Hotel Corry.
The Connelway School Parent Teacher Association changes the meeting to tomorrow evening at 8 p.m. Miss Ann Baresi, Wright School principal, will attend as guest speaker. A refreshments period follows the gathering.
Elks club hosted its first winter season dance with around 125 attendees enjoying live music by the Bradtope band. Committee members praised the well-attended event and announced a follow-up dance scheduled for October 15th.
Khrushchev arrives in New York for a UN session amid rain and heavy security. He praises U.S. people and outlines arms control as a key issue, while Eisenhower remains withdrawn from leading the American delegation. The visit features public addresses via translator and a tight motor escort to UN headquarters.
A jumble of trivia and provocations on crime, culture, and public figures. Notable items cite bootlegging as a billion dollar illicit industry, coffee and liquor consumption, attempts to stump the reader with social questions, and quotes from Ingrid Bergman and others. Whales, life insurance, and radio ownership are touched on with brisk, fragmentary lines.
In a county court order Judge Samuel Rossiter ruled that Gerald 9 and Danny 7 remain with their mother Corll Logue of Clymer while an appeal is resolved. Attorney Richard Svobvel confirmed the decision, noting Samuel Tague Eric had been granted custody previously. The children had been with another guardian when the judge issued the ruling.
Demonstrators from Baltic and Ukrainian backgrounds clash with police at Park Avenue headquarters of the Soviet delegation to the United Nations while Castro arrives. police arrest several. pro Castro supporters cheer as he lands at Idlewild. two Cubans fight and are detained. A lamp post protest by a man and woman is cut free and jailed. Czech and Polish leaders arrive without incident.
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