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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1948
Page
5
West power leaders meet with Stalin in Kremlin session
A Soviet communique said Stalin received Gen Bedell Smith US ambassador, M Ves Chataigneau French ambassador, and Frank Roberts British envoy with Molotov present. Officials kept strict secrecy as leaks could ruin future prospects. Also notes Pikes Peak dwarfed by Mt Whitney in elevation context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stalin
J. V. Stalin
Council of Ministers
Gen
Bedell Smith
United States of America
Kremlin
Washington
London
Paris
Szakasits Named New President of Hungary
Arpad Szakasits, a former stone mason, journalist and poet, was elected president of Hungary by a unanimous parliamentary vote. He succeeds Zoltan Tidy. political tension rose as opposition groups walked out during the announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buvarsar
Hungary
Arpad Sugkasits
Zoltan Tidy
Priday
Victor Ceornoky
Inre Nagy
Seakastis
Democratic People’s Party
Christian Women’s Camp
Szakasits
Unified
Labor Party
Lajos Dinnye
Applequist Spicer Engagement Promises Local Union
Mr and Mrs Applequist of RD 1 Oil City announce the engagement of their daughter Kathryn to Warren A. Spicer of Emporium son of Mrs Spicer of North Center Street. Kathryn a Grove City College senior and former Oil City High School graduate plans a summer wedding. Warren a Navy veteran and electronics engineer with Sylvania Electric Products in Emporium. The notice also lists local visitors and relatives across Oil City, Corry, and nearby towns attending gatherings and trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Applequist-Spicer
T Applequist
RD. 1
Oil City
Kathryn
Warren A. Spicer
Emporium
Sther Spicer
North Center Street
Applequist
OU City High School
Grove City College
Spicer
Ima
No Bar Riding Club Plans Team Pull Contest
The No Bar Riding Club in Columbus held a Sunday tureen picnic with about thirty people. After dining at 1:30 pm, President Merle Page led the business session. August 18 set as the team pulling contest date, with Frank Darrow as committee chairman. An important meeting with the Columbus Volunteer Fire Department was scheduled for final event plans. The group later rode to Lawrence Nichols farm for a haying bee, and August 25 was set for the next regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ve Nummners
Yyic SyneBar Sunding Club
Columbus
Merle Page
Frank Darrow
Columbus Volunteer Fire Department
Eont J
Lawrence Nichols
Hare Creek Road
Kiwanis Golf Tournament Set by Northern Division
The Kiwanis Club hosts the Northern Division District No 1 golf tournament at Corry Country Club tomorrow with about fifty men expected. Clubs from Conneaut Lake Meadville Erie Millcreek Township Warren and this city compete. play begins at 2 with a buffet supper at 6. Tomorrow's round is an elimination game and a playoff with the southern division will be at Cambridge Springs in September. The Corry Club will hold its regular business session after dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newuwadis Glid
Corrycountry
Conneaut Lake
Meadville
Erie
Millcreek ‘Township
Warren
Cambridge Springs
Corry Club
Picnic dinner for neighbors at Ellis Brown home
Twenty five local neighbors from the Cutting vicinity visited Mr and Mrs Ellis Brown and their daughter at their Spring Creek home on R D 1. A bountiful buffet picnic dinner was served as they enjoyed games, hitting and visiting during a pleasant afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Brown
Spring Creek
Daughters Born to Rogers and Williams Families
A daughter was born this morning to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rogers of 01 South Center Street at Corry Hospital. Mrs. Rogers formerly Lucille Jukes. Another daughter was born Saturday evening to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Williams at a Harrisburg hospital. The mother is Marie Flanigan of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Love
Bradford
Samuel
Spring Street
Titusville
Mr Childs
Walter Childs
Childs
George Creutl
John
Robert Ott, Jr
Vance Alles
Norman Neckers
Tryin Davis
Charles Shuss
Buffalo
Brookfield Country Club
Unis
Robert Odell
Rodney Oeuit
Eupley
Thei Anolo
Walter McElroy
North Center Treet
Leslie Bulure
Bust
Eetreet
Pleaville
Rehecives
Ted Prineshorn
Finchey
Ayrummier Aésidene
Jnis Vity
Justis
Roberta McEleny
Worth Center Street
Erie
Mies
Elwyn McCray
Bryon H. Flucke
Los Auos
Calif
M.D. Betham
Et. Raymond Cuthers
Bast
Wayne Street
Cathera
JL. Engstrom
David Livingston
Murphy Gunpatty
Pittsburgh
Gusther Stangers
Kenneth Kinge
Nur Tuna Winds
John Sullyan
East Smith Street
George Prank
Mary Ann Sullvan
Mes
Q. J. Ski
Tonawanda
Jack Prant
Baltimore
Benjamin
Pranklin Street
Altoqna
Skinner
Harlan Dull
Carl Edwards
Frank Rozanna
Wichita Palls
Texas
Corry
Edward
William F. Myers
Bor
Walter Rogers
South Center Street
Corry Hospital
Rogers
Lucille Jukes
Frank J. Williams
Harrisburg
Marie Flanigan
City
Feeney Sutherland Nupples Set For August Twenty First
Miss Margaret Mary Feeney daughter of Mr and Mrs James F Feeney of Erie and Robert E Sutherland of Carning N Y will wed August 21 at St Andrews Church with Rev W J Sutherland officiating. Bridesmaids include Frances and Tulia Feeney. best man Robert Sullivan. brothers James Sutherland and Patrick Feeney attend as ushers. Miss Feeney cashier at Erie Dry Goods Co and the couple plan to reside in Coming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret M. Feeney
Margaret Mary Feeney
James F. Feeney
Erie
City
Robert E Sutherland
Carning
N.Y
St Andrew's Church
W J Sutherland
Niagara
Frances
Tuli Feeney
Robert Sullivan
Gornlng
James Sutherland
Mr. Sutherland
Patrick Feeney
Wil Usher
Dean Feeney
Ted Feeney
Miss Feeney
Erie Dry Goods Co
Weldon Family Reunion Near Kearsarge
Weldon reunion held at Garald Silvis home near Kearsarge on Sunday with dinner at 1:80. About thirty attendees from Westfield and Spring Creek, along with local residents, gathered and elected officers for next year’s event. date and place to be announced. Attendees included Eugene Davis family and Bert Weldon plus spouses and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weldon
Kearsarge
Garald Silvis
Westfield
Spring Creek
Eugene Davis
Woney
Rovers
Bert Weldon
Vicinity Persons Present At Family Gathering
An event at Celoron Park featured a fine picnic dinner and park amusements. Attendees included Mrs Floyd Rubins and family of Falconer, Mr and Mrs Frank Rutsky and daughter of Pittsfield, Mr and Mrs Joseph Buusky and children of RD 4 Pittsfield, Mr and Mrs Fred Howard, Mr and Mrs Glenn Prine of RD 1 Columbus, Miss Joyce Thomas of RD 3 Warren, and Miss Betty Hamilton with Miss Patrish Scully of Brook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celoron Park
Floyd Rubins
Falconer
Jaws
Frank Rutsky
Pittsfield
JosephBuusky
Warren
Betty Hamilton
Patritis Scully
Brook
Tureen Picnic By W S C S Circle No 2
The Methodist Church group Circle No 2 meets Monday evening at 6 20 for a tureen supper hosted by Mrs Frank Scheuder 19 East South Street. Miss Oley leads devotions in Mrs Benjamin Skinner's absence and plans are set for the next combined W S C S circle dinner at an announced date. The group spends the evening roasting marshmallows and socializing. September 7th listed as next regular meeting date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giele No. Y
Methodist Church
Frank Scheuder
East South Street
Tdw Oley
Rushy Dahisisind
Benjamin Skinner
Circle No. 2
W. 5. GS
Former Clymer Woman Assumes Cincinnati College Post
Dr. Millie C. Almy formerly of Clymer and Corry has been named to the faculty of the College of Home Economics at the University of Cincinnati. She will lead the department of child care and training supervise the nursery school and serve as associate professor of child development and family life. Dr. Almy brings four years with Columbia University and holds PhD MA from Columbia and BA from Vassar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer
Columbia University
Almy
Columbia
Vassar College
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