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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1952
Page
5
Moscow reports a Soviet note condemning a provision of the American draft law as a crying violation of international law. The note protests drafting foreign citizens including Soviet citizens living in the United States into the U S Army.
Miss Lula Lee Persons wed Neale McWilliams in a March ceremony at Memorial United Brethren Church Washington with close family present. The couple plan to reside at 1245 Neal Street Washington after a brief honeymoon.
Last evening at the Community House in Spring Creek the Spring Creek Girl Scout Neighborhood Club held an investiture led by Mrs. James Conner. The ceremony included Mrs. Glenn Conklin, Mrs. Kenneth Sickler, Mrs. Hernard Porter, Raymond Sickler, Thomas Felton, Elmer Tripp, and many others, with Mrs. Bruce Bailey named camp chairman for Brownie camping and a film shown on program planning. Senior Troop 86 hosted, serving cookies and coffee beforehand.
Mrs Guy Fralick hosted an all day Harbor Half Ladies Aid session yesterday at her home with President Mrs Bar Chelton in charge. Elwin Chelton led opening devotions and members worked on quilt blocks. A tureen dinner was served to 28 and visitors at 1 pm, followed by an Easter program. The next meeting is set for May 1 at the Community House with Mrs Winnie Pierce and Mrs Oscar Vanco as hostesses.
Mrs James P Sullivan entertained the C G G Club for the final spring meeting. A bountiful dinner was served with Easter rabbit decor. Prizes went to Mrs Donald Hall Miss Mary Hisgue a guest and Mrs FW Day. The group will resume regular meetings in the fall.
A baby named Sob was born this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Walter LaCross of Clymer.
Mrs H Langdon Rowe hosted her contract club on Wayne Street last evening. Prizes were won by Mrs E W Holt, Mrs Rowe, and Mrs Do Kincaid after a card play with salad refreshments following.
Joseph BR CIAIP was a guest at the Brokenstraw Valley Chapter D A R meeting at Mrs. Walter Auer’s East Smith street home. He presented slides and tian cymbals while Mrs T W Whitehead presided over routine business. Mrs Harold A Gilbert read an article on world government. Light refreshments were served.
Mrs Nadia Hamilton of Brie pye led a broiler cooking lesson at the Wheelock Community Aid meeting held at Mrs H Ray Harris’s North Center street home. The group prepared and enjoyed a noon meal, then worked on lamp shades. A brief business meeting, led by president Mrs Howard Van’Tassel, followed with prayers and devotional readings by Mrs Robert Merritt and Mrs Charles Bugbee. Mrs Van’Tassel will host the next meeting on April 18 at 7 pm.
Mrs. Jozeph Henline hosted East Columbus Avenue bingo club members with guest Mrs. Harold Twiben. Prizes were awaited for Mrs. Ruth Weidner and Mrs. Lillis Ojwayway. Light refreshments followed. The next meeting will be in two weeks with Mrs. William Haenel.
The Women's Relief Corps M8 meeting of Aunt J. Andrews Post announced fund raising for the treasury. A public ham dinner is planned for May 1 from 11 30 am to 1 pm with tickets on sale April 17. A bake sale will be held April 19 at the Stewart Hut Shop.
At the regular Me VFW Auxiliary meeting held at the post home Mrs Maurice Porter was in the car area. Members voted to donate to the Crippled Children’s Fund and to give a gift to outgoing department president Mrs Paul Blat. Mrs Glenn Betts and Mrs Fury Foktlind were welcomed into the auxiliary. Mrs M W Wood of Union City won an award. The next extraordinary meeting is set for April 7.
Western Union workers in New York and nearby areas threaten a strike affecting about 17 000 employees. Mail and telegraph services remain mostly unimpacted including government and defense lines. Federal mediator Mandelbaum met with union and Straut Corps officials in Washington to urge cooperation if an emergency arises.
In Wheeling West Virginia on April 1 attorneys for William C Big Bill iss attempt to raise a $1 744 000 surety bond to free his race rack and other properties under receivership An appellate circuit court hearing in Richmond Virginia prompted the development with a judge noting the federal government concerns about the case
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