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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1952

Page

5

Railroad engineer says bridge not a hazard in Erie

PRR bridge engineer F. H. Lovell testified at the Public Utilities Commission inquiry in Erie County Courthouse that the Lake Pleasant red bridge is not hazardous. He argued that accidents blamed on the bridge stem from excessive driver speed and not the structure or its S shaped approaches, noting three deaths in the past year were caused by drivers.

ERIE Pennsylvania Railroad Pennsylvania Public Utilities Gam Erie County Lake Pleasant Red Bridge F. H. Lovell PRR

Lovell Faces Dispute Over Construction Expense Sharing

The text notes Lovell’s solitary view on sharing costs for new construction while witnesses from other agencies described the present brite as a ranger and hazard. PUC Examiner Joseph Goldstein hears contrasting opinions about risk and responsibility.

Wold Toh Lovell Agences PUC Joseph Goldstein

Sosman Wins Bleininger Award In Ceramics Field

Dr. Robert B. Sosman of Rutgers University wins the 1853 Albert Fictor Bleininger award from the American Ceramic Society for distinguished achievement in ceramics, the median national honor.

Pittsburgh American Ceramic Society Today Robert B. Sosman Rutgers University Albert Fictor Bleininger United States

Social Bridge Party At Mrs Keppel's Home

Mrs H Martin Keppel hosted her East Columbus card club last evening with a desert bridge. Prizes went to Mrs Martha Byrd and Mrs A Hillstrom. A stork shower followed for Mrs J Robert Grice, Linese received gifts, and refreshments ended the evening. Next meeting planned January 8 with Mrs George Gold. Cpl Joseph H Vunik arrived on furlough to stay with his mother.

H. Martin Keppel East Columbus Avenue Martha Byrd A. Hillstrom J. Robert Grice George Gold Park Street Cpl Joseph H. Vunik Cherry Point N. C Leona Vani South Center Street Kermit Mewes Wright Street Evansville Ind Bertha Whitmate Steamburz Frank Bawd Mead Avenue Aaron Oberman East Congress Street Cleveland Maxene Miami Joyce Ruffner New Studies West Linesty State College West Liberty W. Va Camden Ruffner Northwest Street Hubert Vaughn North Center Street Los Angeles Calif U [It Dan George Donald Bagley Houghton College Gerald Bagley East Irving Street

WRC Christmas Party Held at IOOF Hall

Sixty five members attended the Wom en's Relief Corps Christmas party yesterday at the IOOF Hall. A botintifn chicken dinner was served at noon followed by a gift exchange. Mrs Ralph Gates led the program with Mrs Homry Hill and her committee arranging the dinner. the January 15 meeting will feature a tureen dinner and installation of 1953 officers.

WRC IOOF Women's Relief Corps Ralph Gates Homry Hill

CGG Club Christmas Party At Nantes Home

A pleasant CGG Club Christmas party was hosted last evening at Mrs. Donald Nantes East South Street Bridge. Prizes went to Mrs. F W Dey Mrs. James P Sullivan and Mrs H G Cragg. Mrs Sullivan acted as Santa Claus for gift distribution with Miss Norma Nantes. Carol singing accompanied by Norma Nantes followed. Beautiful decorations and a lunch of chicken a la king relishes cookies and coffee were served.

CGG Nantes CGG Club Donald Nantes South Street Bridge F. W. Dey James P. Sulivan H. G. Cragg

Hospital Staff and Nurses Attend Corry Memorial Party

About sixty five nurses staff doctors and employees of Corry Memorial Hospital attended the Christmas party at the local hospital last evening. A lunch was served and carol singing was enjoyed. Ed Gan Alexander superintendent organized the gift exchange before the event ended.

Corry Memorial Hospital Edgan Alexander

DAR Chapter Meeting Highlights Liberia Mission Talk

Daughters of the American Revolution Brokenstraw Valley Chapter heard Rev Richard Miller missionary to Liberia describe Christian work and education with slides. Members voted to buy a tuberculosis seal bound and collected gifts for Crossware School North Carolina. Twenty four members attended and plan a luncheon January 15 at Emmanuel Episcopal Church undercroft.

Dar Richard Miller Liberia Brokenstraw Valley Daughters of the American Revolution Horton d. Davis West Congress Street Miller Crossware School North Carolina Emmanuel Episcopal Church

Aero Group Holiday Party at Deerhead Inn

Aero Supply Mig Co public relations staff enjoyed a Christmas party last evening at Deerhead Inn. A delicious dinner followed by a gift exchange. Attendees included Mrs. Clinton Fratt, Mrs. Richard Bunyan, Mrs. Everett W. Phillips, Miss Edith Fenbo, and Miss Mae Rowland.

Aero Supply Mig. Co., Inc Deerhead Inn Clinton Fratt Richard Bunyan Everett W. Phillips Edith Fenbo Mae Rowland

Daughter born at Corry Memorial Hospital in 3 births

A daughter arrived this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs William Flick of 112 Snyder Oluele. Mrs Flick is the former Jessie Wajtasnet. A daughter was born yesterday afternoon to Mr and Mrs Clarence Richardson of R D 3. A son named William was born December 6 to Mr and Mrs William Herkquiat in San Fernando Valley California. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Henry Simmonson of Liberty Street.

Corry Memorial Hospital William Flick Snyder Oluele Flick Jessie Wajtasnet Clarence Richardson William William Hierkquiat San Fernando Valley Calif Henry Simmonson Liberty Street

Christmas Party Held By Spencer Ladies Aid

Mrs Niels Sorenson hosted the Spencer Ladies Aid Christmas party with 45 members and families present. A luncheon was served, gifts exchanged, and the group voted to donate 10 to the Salvation Army. The past year saw 100 directed to charitable work and gifts. Devotions honored Mrs Carl Tulom, and Christmas carols were sung. The next meeting is January 15 with Mrs Omar Crowell.

Niels Sorenson Spencer Ladies Aid Salvation Army Carl Tulom Omar Crowell

Wheelock Aid Holiday Meeting Sees Nomination Committee Named

The Wheelock Community Aid held its annual Christmas party at Mrs. Frank Harvey’s home. Mrs. Howard VanTassel and Mrs. Leon VanTassel presided as opening devotions and theme. A nominating committee of Mrs. Wayne Hopkins, Mrs. Charles Kennedy and Mrs. Harold Dougherty was formed for officers to be elected January 8 at 7 p.m. Gifts, contests and prizes marked the gathering, with salad, coffee and Christmas cake served. Mrs. Kennedy to host the January meeting.

Wheelock Aid Wheelock Community Aid Frank Harvey Howard VanTassel Leon VanTassel Wayne Hopkins Charles Kennedy Harold Dougherty At & P.m Harvey David Bensink Hopkins Dougherty Kennedy

Aero Foremen's Club Christmas Party Held at Corry Rod and Gun Club

The Aero Foremen's Club held its Christmas party last evening at the Corry Rod and Gun Club with about 90 attendees including members and their families. Movies were shown, gifts and canvases were distributed to children by Santa Claus, and a lunch prepared by Mrs. Paul French followed.

Aero Foremen's Club Corry

Raymond Foremen’s Christmas Banquet at Columbus Church

The Raymond Foremen’s Club held its fourth annual Christmas banquet at the Columbus Community Church with 39 members wives and guests. President LO Nichols gave remarks and introduced the toast master Alar Dimunluk as guests BW Feldt Joseph Pitayare and J H Heertsin spoke briefly. An entertainment program followed the dinner with games quizzes and pin prizes for winners.

Raymond Columbus Raymond Foremen's Club Columbus Community Church Nichols Alar Dimunluk Mr5 BW. Feldt Joseph Pitayare J. H. Heertsin

Washington School Christmas Program Delayed Attendance Noted

Washington School students presented a Christmas program yesterday afternoon with a late turnout of parents and friends. The theme A Wish The Bassett home featured first grade performances, a Christmas march by second graders, recitations, piano numbers, and a group singing. A film titled The Next Invitation will be shown at 7 PM on January 10.

Washington School Bassett Srudes Hetti Loealy Wall Déney

Mrs Percy Corbin Hosts Card Club Evening

Mrs Percy Corbin entertained her card club last evening with two tables of contract, welcomed guest Mrs Hugh O Hire, and awarded prizes to Mrs Mary Jourdet and Mrs Robert Tunnell. Special honors went to Mrs T S Kelsey. holiday decorations and light refreshments followed. The next meeting, hosted by Miss Ruth Bennett, will be at Jans Unzy Ch.

Percy Corbin Hugh O'Hire Mary Jourdet Robert, Tunnell T. S. Kelsey Gilla Om Jans Ruth Bennett Dts

Birthday Party for Gordon Bigelow Dr

Mrs. Gorton Bigelow entertained Gordon Bigelow Dr on Third Avenue yesterday afternoon for his third birthday. About ten boys attended the party at the estate and presented gifts. Refreshments included birthday cake ice cream and hot chocolate.

Gordon Bigelow Gorton Bigelow Third Avenue Gordon Dr Gordory

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