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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1960
Page
5
In a race report, Dechene and Mier led early as Pri and Smith pushed from the front. Bradford ordered Moore and Hos to respond, but the focal action remained with Dechene and Mier establishing the early lead.
The message outlines a church calendar with Bible study and prayer meetings at various street addresses. It lists worship times including 7:00 8:00 and 9:00 services, youth prayer sessions, songster practice, and midweek fellowship events. Messages mention Mennonite and Apostolic groups with roles for youth, prayer, and Sunday service plans.
The Women of the Moose host a card party Tuesday October 4 at the Moose home. Mrs Jessie Mason chairs the event 8 pm style show by Leeds precedes games with prizes at each table. Tickets at the door with reservations via Mrs Mason and Mrs Mehta.
Lutherans plan Harvest Home observance at St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church on Sunday. Rev Amer A Ortner presides. children will deliver food donations to Bethesda Children’s Home in Meadville. A special 12 o clock service will feature a message titled The Great Invitation.
The Friendship Club at Sample Flats met yesterday at Miss Frances Sperry’s Center Street home with six members and one guest, Mrs. Sara Zewalsky. President Mrs. Harry Jaquith led the group in the Lord’s Prayer, a card was signed for ill Mrs. John Decker, prizes went to several members, a door prize was won by Mrs. Zewalsky, lunch was served, and the next meeting is scheduled for October 1 at Mrs. Bertha Warner’s Fast Main Street home.
The Rehoboth Evangelical United Brethren class hosted a tureen supper to start the season. Thirty five adults and eligible children attended in the church parlors as Delmar Landeen led the business session after devotions by Rev H Ray Harris. Vernon Welch provided color slide entertainment of class activities.
Corry Grange No 65 will install new officers at its next meeting Monday evening October 3. David Curtis and a Columbus Grange installation team will conduct the ceremony at the clock session in Grange Hall on Park Street. The refreshment committee reports all lunch food has been solicited.
A long, mixed recap describes upcoming arts events, PTA meetings and local artist contacts. It notes Nelson street sessions at Sawsop Studio, and mentions Mrs Tiffany Kepe as contact for art depictions. The piece references students and clergy, with families and relatives visiting Warren and Ti tusville, plus a nod to Nixon Kennedy debates and a local student Robert Palmer advancing to college.
The Explorer Post met on Wednesday night to discuss post rules and future plans. A camping trip near Sprite Creek was scheduled and members talked about joining the National Rifle Association program. The meeting will reconvene Monday at 7:30 pm in the undercroft of the Emanuel Episcopal Church with Pat Dyne as supervisor.
Corry FFA will exhibit livestock at the Crawford County Fairgrounds Meadeville Tuesday 4 pm and 2 pm events. Attendees include Allan Adams Worth Hammond George Sekor Ik Roger Chetton Joseph Taguet Koss and Gary Donaldson. Angus steers and other animals will be shown to the general public for purchase.
A couple will mark their 60th wedding anniversary with a celebration at the Clie ron Conservation Clubhouse. Family and friends are invited to attend the afternoon and evening event, with details listed for those able to attend.
A farewell party was given for Terry Webb, son of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Webb of R.D. 1. Attendees hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Bryce Leck of RD 1 enjoyed a wiener roast and civic social evening. Webb, enlisting with the 18th Naval Reserve, is stationed at the Clear Lake Naval Base in Chicago. A purse of money was presented to him by the group.
New York city grants Baltika permission to remain at East River pier for ten additional days starting Tuesday. The approval, dated September 19, comes with Com muni ohh nding support withdrawn and plans by Khinish chev to stay longer than originally planned.
Corry Management Club speakers warn that progress killers hinder new business and profits. General Electric plant superintendent Wiliwin I Hooker cites risks to firms, workers, and communities during a Corry Country Club dinner meeting, with officers and new members announced.
Mrs. J. Robert Grice hosted a Park Street home bridge party for club members and one guest Mrs. Clifford Buesus. Prizes went to Mrs. Martin Keppel, Mrs. Hillstrom, and Mrs. Joseph Fur. A salad course was served before adjourning to meet again in two weeks with Mrs. Hillstrom.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions several likely names and places but lacks clear context or complete facts. The readable segments reference individuals and a location, but the item does not form a coherent report or event with identifiable actions or outcomes.
Hollywood highlights cover Spivn, Skytitus, and Ne Quine Nolo Ae heart, with Sauls and Robert Guldsteag at Daeloh. Rafer Johnson and Vic Kinsburg lead athletics in Rome, while Vinat gains a film contract and a soldier role. UCLA president, film plans, and star power mix with politics and trade notes.
Police announce strict action against scalpers of World Series tickets. City officials say arrests will be made and penalties enforced to curb illegal resales and protect fans. Officials emphasize vigilance and ongoing investigations into violators.
A long serving Penelec employee retires after 25 years of service. The article lists various affiliations and roles within the company and community, with scattered names and details, highlighting a career marked by tenure and local leadership.
Confused notes describe ticket scalping for the World Series between the Pirates and the Yankees. Reported prices show little to no profit above regular values while details remain unclear in the fragmentary text.
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