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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1959
Page
5
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Social highlights list visits by Mildred Stedler Adele McCray Neva Parker and Richard Hinst with families in Union City Warren and Warren Ohio. Other entries note Lewis Parkhurst returning home from Milwaukee after visiting parents and Charles Jackman Thomas Paulson and Jacqueline Paulson spending weekends. Ki wants Club program featured District Attorney Herbert Johnson spoke on crime as business.
Erie County District Attorney Herbert J. Johnson Jr spoke at the Lions Club on Crime Is Your Business. He cited crime costs and said youth criminals drive much of the rise, noting property losses last year reached 450 million dollars and that education spending yields two dollars for law enforcement. He urged citizen involvement and referenced upcoming board and district events in Erie.
The United Presbyterial Women's Association of Lake Erie Presbytery gathered at Corry First Presbyterian Church to plan the fall Presbyterial meeting set for October 6 in Port Allegany Cambridge Springs and Erie. Miss Evelyn Fulton of the East Central Area Office Pittsburgh spoke as secretary for the committee on ecumenical mission and relations, with Knox Circle members assisting.
Mrs Khrushchev and her daughters slipped from the official motorcade for a quiet shopping day in San Francisco. They visited a department store, spent 150 on clothes, crossed the Golden Gate Bridge, and toured Anza Grammar School before resuming their private drive.
Members of the YMCA Lilies Auxiliary met to discuss plans for a fall bazaar to be held in November. Mrs. Martin Keppel led the business session and committee chairs were announced. Future four-hour meetings were planned and a committee including Mrs Aaron Obert, Mrs Marilyn Gihus, Mrs Willard Gibson, Mrs Cleo Haight and Mrs Alm De Haven was formed.
The Clymer Area Ministerial Association met at Rev. Barclay Bo Fishburn’s home in Clymer Hall. Rev. Lea Hansen reported that Religious Education would begin on Monday October 9th. Rev. Tunis Micrsma welcomed guest Lie Tella to the group. A planning session set a Deeper with Crutnaie event for November with speaker Rev. Erne Cussulto of the Related Church. A Bible study on the Hebrew scriptures will be led by a Be ary expert. Dewey Whitwell of Nashville will conduct an Evangelistic Ori ade under the association’s sponsorship.
The Girl Scout Neighborhood Association will meet at Mrs. Rob Jolley’s West Pleasant Street home tomorrow at 1 30 PM. District chairman Mrs. Raymond Weber leads a circle with leaders assistants troop committee members and other Girl Scouting supporters invited to attend at the local church.
Thomas Evans 81st birthday was celebrated with a surprise party at his West Columbus Avenue home Saturday evening. Hosted by Mrs. Carlyle Fitch and Mrs. Bear McEvoy, the event drew about 40 friends. Visiting and pirate bingo provided entertainment as two decorated cakes, gelatin salads, tea, and coffee were served. Mr. Evans received many gifts from friends.
The Coy Area Junior and Senior High School PTA announces a membership drive led by Burl Williams. Pupils have taken home forms for parents to sign and return, with a committee collecting all slips from teachers in both schools. The drive seeks prompt returns.
Rev. Riehue of Linesville will lead revival meetings in Cutting town hall from Monday through Saturday with Andrew Twist of the American Study School Union serving as song leader. Special music will mark each evening. Public invited. Colosseum in Rome to add an American style snack bar as an accommodation for tourists, approved by Minister Guiseppe Medley despite protests.
Secretary of Defense Neil H. McElroy touring U S installations in the Far East says he may resign by year end. He plans to submit the department budget first and notes stepping down in December unless a national emergency arises.
President Eisenhower will ask Congress in an election year to balance the budget reform finance, lift bond ceilings, and overhaul tax laws. Senate Republican Leader Dirksen previews a 1960 push against admin spending while Senate Majority Leader Johnson warns Democrats will oppose inertia and pressing financial policy. Johnson urges action on farm legislation civil rights education self employment retirement and wage hour extension.
A 76 year old hermit in Chesuncook Lane Maine after a gunfight with a lumber operator held a sheriff's posse at bay for six hours before taking his own life in a wilderness cabin. The hermit was identified as a local recluse potentially known to residents but no formal name released.
Soviet experts Yor Iyanov and Dr Edward Teller joined American officials in San Prangeo to discuss potential joint work on peaceful atomic energy. The meeting featured scientists, officials, and a presentation of new equipment, with cautious optimism about future collaboration.
City council discussed a housing project and the request to pave a street. Mayor Kinley urged residents to support the plan and maintenance responsibilities with the street department.
London faces an unprecedented dry period with water restrictions spreading. Officials warn residents to conserve and monitor daily usage as reservoirs drop to near critical levels. Local agencies urge businesses to limit irrigation and postpone nonessential water use.
New York AP report says a gangplank lashed to a ship near the missing divorcee Lynn Kaufman may explain her death at sea after a voyage from the Orient. Captain Patlo cites possible violence while medical examiner Luongo notes extensive injuries. authorities weigh death by own action versus assault.
Fresno California Daniel Patrick Harrigan four year old boxing prodigy who won the Canarian lightweight title in his first training fight died Sunday.
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