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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1960
Page
5
Readable fragments list prayer services at 7:30 and multiple church activities. mentions Boys Holy Union worship, Bible study, congregational meetings, songster practice, and worship at various streets and locations. Contains schedule items for youth groups, choir rehearsals, and Bible study sessions.
Wright School Parent-Teacher Association installed R Dale Webster as president at the first meeting of the year held Wednesday in the school gym. Other officers named are Thomas Rothrock first vice president Ann Barressi second vice president Mrs James Wells secretary and Mrs George Hager treasurer. Committee chairs include Rothrock program Meerdink memberships Sturgis hospitality Hair publications Lundy ways and means Hagger budget and finance Seitz devotions Corbin publicity and Augrant Cohen to Corty Area PTA Council.
Members of the Liddy Franklin Rebekah Lodge Helping Hand Club met at TOOF Hall to discuss a rummage sale held today and tomorrow morning. Mrs Tro Wickwire led the meeting and the sale was hosted in TOOF Hall with a tureen dinner served at noon by Mrs Glenn Ektred and Mrs Glenn Gates. The next meeting is planned for March 13 at the Gerobor home.
Miss Margie Compton elected president of the Senior Christian Endwigor at Abbe Reformed Church of Clymer. Officers include Rhys Beuler vice president Marcia Ruff secretary and others. meeting at Bruce Echols home with prayers led by Betler and Kawiller.
Wheelock Community Aid group met with Mrs Dougherty for a meeting hosted by Mrs Harnia Dougnerey. Opening devotions were given by Mrs Robert Williams who read Daniel chapter one and an article on Daniel's courage. Mr Frank Harvey led the prayer and Mrs Kenneth Harvey ran the brief business session.
Mrs. Jon Niesspacner announces Warren State Hospital director Nelson A. Johnson will speak on Trends In Mental Disease at the YMCA on Monday September 26 at 8 PM. The public is invited to attend and hear the address as part of the اول year programs with a social hour following.
Peg Denisof outlines frugal meals for two on ten dollars a week. She recommends three pound chick roasts, a 22 pound chicken weekly, day old bread, inexpensive cereals, evaporated milk, vegetables, and casseroles to stretch funds for mature, small‑income households.
The VFW Ladies Auxiliary Chapter 26 held a district gathering at the Post home with 300 Delaware Street attendees. Mrs Ruff led a membership talk and officials announced plans for Christmas candy drives and upcoming events including a November meeting and October entertainment.
Ohio IAP reports United States Potters Association negotiations will cut six cents an hour for 17 000 workers in IC states. Talks aim to replace a contract expiring December 1 with a new agreement opening October 4 in New York.
Local Columbus area notes Harvest Festival planned at Columbus Community Church with readings by Rev R A Merrifield and a unified choir concert in Erie. Community events include 4‑H dress revue results, Legion Auxiliary birthday bingo at Erie hospital, and visits by residents Kerry View and Chase family members to relatives in town.
Reports describe a quiet day of protests around Khrushchev's Paris Avenue stay with about 74 demonstrators marching orderlyly near his headquarters and boos echoing outside the Plaza Hotel as he arrived for a reception. Police presence was heavy at Castro's hotel and nearby sites while pickets were confined to enclosures and limited by police.
The State Labor and Industry Department and board recommended a 140 hour workweek rule and a minimum wage plan. Proposed: experienced workers start at 1 dollar per hour with beginners at 5 cents. public hearings and final approval by Secretary William Du Batt Jr are required.
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