Five Bribery Cases Set For Court Hearing
The report notes that five other bribery cases will be heard as court sessions continue with the office remaining until the proceedings conclude.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1954
Page
5
The report notes that five other bribery cases will be heard as court sessions continue with the office remaining until the proceedings conclude.
Main SOCIETY notes mark Richard Potter hosting the Altar Guild on West Frederick Street with President Mrs. Robert Clark presiding. Christmas Story read. two monetary gifts received from East End Missionary Circle and Junior Altar Guild.
Twelve memers of the Royallers Club gathered at the home of Mrs. Ralph Curtis and Miss Ida Ohrn in Columbus for a Christmas luncheon at 1 30. The afternoon featured readings from The Christmas Story and The Littlest Angel, festive decor, gift exchanges, and contests won by Mrs. Howard Stull and Mrs. V Phillips. Mrs. Willis Brown will host the January 3 meeting.
At the OOF Hall the Business and Professional Women's Club outlined a January 24 reception for prospective members with an appropriate program. President Mrs. Norman Tarbell led the session which also approved buying a $90 TB pond. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Charles Thompson, Mrs. Bea irice Stewart, and Mrs. Tarbell. next meeting is January 10.
AA leader LaChance spoke to Kiwanis at Hotel Corry last evening about his pre joining experiences and the work of Alcoholics Anonymous since 1942. President Bennink announced a Christmas party for children at the First Methodist Church next Monday at 7 pm with Lt. Walter Crouch inviting youngsters and Christ Christensen as general chairman.
Mrs Merle Milley at 902 Mead Avenue entertained last evening with a Christmas party for Salvation Army Sunday School teachers and record sergeants. Guests included Lt and Mrs Walter Crotch L M Satterlee Paul Satterlee and several others. after dinner the group visited and watched television as gifts were exchanged.
The Club-Social Gatherings met at the Phoenix Hotel for a Christmas supper. After the meal, attendees adjourned to Mrs Earl Munns home where 500 was played. winners were Mrs Robert Hunt and Mrs Martin Smith. Gifts were exchanged and M Hunt's birthday honored. Next meeting December 28 at 315 Marion Street.
Setle John Miller son of Mr and Mrs Merle Miller 3024 Mead Avenue Corry will marry Miss Josephine Debnam of Warrenton Virginia The ceremony is set for Saturday at 4 30 p m at the Army Chapel in Warrenton Miller is a U S Army sergeant who attended Corry schools and his fiancée studies at Farmville State Teachers College Farmville Virginia
Wayne Valley Evangelical United Brethren Church hosts a Ladies Aid meeting at Mrs. Herbert Hawley home with a noon dinner. A business session preceded a home product demonstration and attendees included area students and a teacher. Next meeting date to be announced. 50 Pattern Makers Strike Pittsburgh at Westinghouse Air Brake Plant in Wilmerding. 3,000 UE members ignore picket lines and continue production.
The Woman's Society for Christian Service of the First Methodist Church held its regular monthly meeting with devotions themed " Bethlehem" led by Mrs. Charles Correll. Mrs. James Donaldson organized the program, featuring readings, a violin medley by Arlene Frontroth, and a closing piece "Let's Keep Christmas."
Tickets are on sale for the annual Snow Ball charity dance by the Ladies Auxiliary of Corry Memorial Hospital. The December 27 event runs 9 30 p m to 1 30 a m at Wright School gym with committee led by Mrs Robert Betz. Proceeds support the hospital and holiday activities.
The Wayne Valley Evangelical United Brethren Church group The King's Workers met at Rev J Leon Maneyal's Beaverdan home. Officers were elected with Mrs Hunt Smith president and Mrs William Talan vice president. A Christmas theme lesson and Lord's Prayer were shared before adjournment.
Centreville Maryland meters are marked to waive charges from December 13 to December 31 with a seasonal greeting reading Welcome Centreville Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
Ed ward E Wheeler IIT of Waterford displays paintings at Loveland Gallery Edinboro State Teachers College. Wheeler has exhibited in Erie Chautauqua Youngstown Des Moines and New York and studied in New York Paris. His garden themes include Strawberries and Morning Glories.
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