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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1952
Page
5
Multiple circles meet at Ott home and Westminster home on Wayne and Wright streets. They outline rummage sales for April 25 26 and May 18 May 20 and discuss junior senior banquet plans plus church alliance activities and upcoming performances at St Agathas Meadville.
The engagement of Miss Margaret Sadowski of Ca to Daniel Gorski of Findley Lake was announced. She is a Corry High School class of 46 graduate now employed at Aero Supply Mfg Co. He attended Clymer Central School and served five years in the U S Marine Corps and is employed at the same firm. No wedding date has been set.
The Friendship Aid of the E A B Church held a regular meeting last evening at Mrs Walter Proctor’s Beaverdam home. Routine business was discussed and a brash demonstration given. Mrs Proctor, assisted by Mrs Robert Fleming, served salad rolls tea and coffee to the ladies. The next meeting date will be announced later.
Alpha Gradate Sorority members discussed attending the State Gea late Convovation and tribunal meeting in Lebanon. Attendees listed include Joyce Mitchell Elsie Lee Sally Berkhow Mary Ellen Lee Kathryn Duty Betsy Won Given dolyn Kingsley Wilma Tegra. Mrs William Ingram to accompany the girls. A turcan dinner planned for April 29 with Miss Sally Berkhols as chapman. Mrs Harley Heed Kingsley and Mise Wood assist on one committee. Mentor Mrs Otto Aying read poems at meeting.
Two tables of play occurred at Mrs. Jos Wojciechowski on West Pleasant Street for a card club gathering. Awards went to Mrs Harvey and Carmen Pireirito, and later the hostess waived a dessert course to the members and Mrs Grange Valet was a guest.
The Ladies A Bone Langue group of Bowl-Aire held a party at St Joseph's Brotherhood Club in North East last evening. Forty members enjoyed turkey and steak at beautifully set tables and prizes were awarded for high averages and top games. The president, Mrs Peter Russell, led the business session and officers for the coming year were named including Mrs Paul Auer as president and Miss Adele Marsh as Weaver.
An advertisement touts WONDER SALVE and WONDER SOAP as remedies for eczema and skin issues. It claims quick relief, anti septic effects, safe for children, and a money back guarantee. The copy imitates patented patent medicine style with exaggerated results and multiple brand mentions.
Pastor and Mrs. Bradley and family honored at a Peyton party at Calumbus Community Church. Parish members and friends invited to the church parlors at 7 o clock. A program will be presented and refreshments served.
Mrs Marvin Millspayn served as hire chair for the Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge meeting held Friday evening in Erie. The session included a discussion of planned business items and routine reports. Mrs Millspayn and another member assisted with refreshments as the group adjourned. Members plan next gathering on May 6.
Associated Press reports jolts rocked Oklahoma for a third time as two tremors struck near midnight and 12 05 am. Quakes centered at El Reno Oklahoma City and near Union City. no damage or injuries reported.
Washington April 19 All American Airways president Roberts M Love urged CAB approval to resume interstate FedEx operations in eastern states. He said the carrier must be allowed to fix route structure and restrictions or quit and argued the company earned over 200000 passengers last year but lost about 200000 dollars. An ancient iron blade was found in a Egyptian pyramid.
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