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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1952

Page

5

Priest recounts torture faced in Red China

Indiana priest Rev. Robert W. Greene, 41, said at a mass trial on Easter Sunday he was sentenced to death by Chinese Communists and paraded as an American devil. He described 19 months under house arrest and months of torture since October 1950, including guards surrounding his mission and soldiers destroying their church and pews for political use.

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Covenant Circle Social at Macinnes Home Hosts and Plans

Members of the Covenant Circle of the Presbyterian Women's Association met at Miss Jean and Miss Sara Macinnes home at 19 West Frederick Street with Mrs. Robert Grice opening devotions and Mrs. Paul Crowell in charge. Plans discussed for a rummage sale Friday and Saturday and several members plan to attend the Erie Presbyterial in Warren April 29 and 30. Light refreshments were served by the hostesses and Mrs. Allen Husbrauck and Mrs. Harold Wolfe. The next meeting date is May 19.

Macinnes Home Jean Sara Macinnes West Frederick Street Covenant Circle Presbyterian Women's’ Association Robert Grice Paul Crowell Wilbur Bickers Erie Presbyterial Fist Presbyterian Church Warren Allen Husbrauck Harold Wolfe

Successful Party At St Edwards Hall

A social event at St Edwards Hall in Oyan Ward's MW A district drew about 50 attendees and netted roughly 175 dollars. Prize winners included Mrs Courtright, Mrs Dean Houser, Mrs Paul Dyne, Mrs B A Dykes, and others with cash awards ranging from 5 to 25 dollars.

St. Edwards Hall Oyan Waird Courtright Union City Dean Houser Paul Dyne B. A. Dykes Edward Wallsh Martelyn Merkle

Pie Social at Lovell School PTA Committee in Charge

A pie social is invited at the Con sord Community Home at 8 PM. Sponsored by Lovell's School PTA the event features a program of entertainment and hopes for strong attendance. Committee in charge includes Mrs Harold Anderege Mrs Lloyd McCray Mrs Forest Gates and Mrs Calvin Swarm.

Ineptione Con Sord Pricay Lovell’s P.T.A Harold Anderege Lloyd , McCray Forest Gates Calvin Swarm

Bridal Shower Honors Sophia Wolus at Sarnicki Home

Miss Sophia Wolus of Crabtree who will marry Joseph Sarnicki on May 1 was honored at a miscellaneous bridal shower Sunday at the home of Mrs. Valentine Sarnicki 141 Worth Street. Hostesses Mrs. Paul Janosee and Mrs. Albert Wotus led the event with 18 guests present.

Sophia Wolus Crabtree Joseph Sarnicki Ard Valentine Sarnicki Worth Street Paul Janosee Jin Albert Wotus

Good Friends Club Meets With Prizes Awarded

The Good Friends Club met last evening with Mrs. Martha McGraw at 12 Sherman Street. Seven members attended and one guest, Mrs. Donald Tanner, 500, enjoyed macaroni salad, hot rolls and coffee. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Walter Pier and Mrs. Tanner. The group adjourned to meet again away 5 with Mrs. Homer Taylor.

Good Friends Club Martha McGraw Sherman Street Donald Tanner Walter Pier Tanner Homer Taylor

Navy Mothers' Club Family Dinner Honors Lovelands

Members of the Navy Mothers' Club and families gathered for a late supper and social evening. Mr and Mrs Marvey Loveland were honored with best wishes and a gift on their wedding anniversary. Mrs John Hughes and Mrs Merle Kolstes chaired arrangements for a Spring motifs dinner. Twenty eight attendees enjoyed visiting and dancing. Next club meeting is May 12.

Navy Workers’ Club Navy Mothers’ Club Marvey Loveland John Hughes Merle Kolstes Inter Ancaingo

Mrs Ira Miller To Head Readers Club

Mrs Ira Miller was elected president of the Readers Club for the coming year at an informal meeting at the Nott Center street. Mrs George Nagel was named vice president, Miss Howard Taggard secretary, and Miss Lena Mather treasurer. Plans for the next year's program were discussed and refreshments were served. The annual meeting will be held May 5 at a to be announced place.

Te Mentor Club Mary Jones Row Burtuts Harold Dugan D. B. Pyoberson 0 A. Hillstrom Hillstrom Nott Center Street 1 Millam George Nagel Howard Taggard Lena Mather

Bible Class Plans Public Dinner At Salvation Army Citadel

Members of the Others Bible Class of the Salvation Army discussed plans to sponsor a public dinner on May 1. Mrs John Adams presided in the citadel meeting opening with prayers led by Mrs Manley Robbins. Mrs Gaskell spoke on her work at the Salvation Army Training College in New York City. Refreshments were served by Mrs Trina Long and Mrs Manley Robbins.

Salvation Army John Adams Tce Citadel Manley Robbins Gaskell Sin Salvation Army Training College New York City Trina Long

Court Delays Phone Rate Hike In Pennsylvania

Philadelphia April 22 The court today ordered the rate increase by the Pennsylvania Bell Telephone Company in Pittsburgh sent back to the Public Utilities Commission for further study. The $17,963,090 license on total telephone service in Pennsylvania was previously approved and is now in effect after appeals.

Philadelphia Pennosylevanny Bell Telephone Company Pittsburgh Public Utilities Commission Pennegrania PUG Iste Superior Cour

House Ends 11 Day Easter Vacation

The House ends an 11 day Easter vacation and will consider a controversial bill creating more than a score of new federal judgeships. With primary votes underway in Pennsylvania and New York, no final action will occur this week. Republicans aim to block or scale back the new seats, while Democrats argue the need to relieve congestion in federal courts. The bill would add a judgeship in eastern Pennsylvania, reshaping the Middle District of Pennsylvania as vacancies occur.

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Mrs Prudence Stoddard Dies At 76 In Clymer

Mrs Prudence Stoddard died this morning at Cory Memorial Hospital after several months of illness. She was 76, survived by husband W B S Stoddard of North Clymer, daughter Mrs Ruby Brighman, sons Melvin and Charles, sister Mrs Hany Silvis, brothers Chiles Brightman and Batt Brightman, and a grandchild. Funeral services at Spitzer Funeral Home in Clymer Thursday at 2 PM with burial at Downline Cemetery.

Prudence staneMr Clymer Cory Memorial Hospital Ideal W BS Stoddard North Clymer Ruby Brighman Melvix Corry Charles Stoddard Tacoma Wash Mes Hany Silvis Hwo Braihen Chiles Brightman Batt Brightman Westwood Galif Blandcaldres Prandchild Une Spitzer Downline

Gen Michaelis Named West Point Commander

General Michaelis, a World War II and Korea veteran, was named commander of the cadets at the U S Military Academy at West Point. He will arrive from Europe in August to assume duties, succeeding Colonel John Wath ers who will attend the National War College. Michaelis, who earned the Distinguished Service Cross with the Lumet 27th Infantry Regiment the Wolfhound, was on General Eisenhower's staff in Europe.

Algerraven Washington Brix John H Michaelis Korea U. S D. D. Eisenhower Europe Ue Lumet 27Th Wolfhound

Military leader rises through ranks amid Korean War actions

The officer, who resumed command of the Wolfhounds in 1950, led troops in early Korean fighting and earned rapid promotion to brigadier general after a field promotion to colonel. A misbelieved tale about birds from Turkey is noted in connection with the period.

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