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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1950

Page

5

UN appeals to China linked to Korea cease fire

The United Nations urged Peiping to halt Korea fighting to boost chances for a broader Far East settlement. A three member cease fire committee said nine Asian Arab proposals would be considered if fighting stops, but no promise of talks followed. The US opposes tying Korea to Formosa and UN seat demands.

Associated Press Lake United Nations Peiping Korea United States China Formosa Wi Hsiu-Chuan U. S

Battle Casualties Hit 36 422 In Korea War Update

The Defense Department reports 36 422 total Korean War casualties with 5 518 killed in action 25 587 wounded and 5 816 missing. Wounded deaths total 6 180 includes 669 added. Notifications through December 15 mean late fighting not yet reflected. China critic Wi Hsiu Chuan departs UN after cease fire talks stall.

Washington Defense Department Intex Te Department Hungham Beachhead

Wedding in Wattsboro Unites Miss Whitmore and Manley Moore

Miss Shirley Whitmore and Manley Moore wed Saturday afternoon in the Wattsboro Methodist Church with Rev. D L Cheldon officiating. The couple, now living at 130 Johnson Street, were attended by Mrs Gene Button as matron of honor and Robert Ploss as best man. Reception followed at the bride’s home.

Shirley Whitmore Manley Moore Methodist Church Wattsboro D. L. Cheldon Delbert Pless Johnson Street Moore Olin Moore Gene Button Panama Robert Ploss

Geneva Circle Yearend Meeting At Mrs Rainesale Home

The Geneva Circle of the Presbyterian Women met at Mrs C T Rainesale's home on Park Street with ten members present. They planned to buy a church table and donate to the candelabrum fund with any remaining treasury to missions. Gifts were exchanged and refreshments served.

Geneva Circle C. J. Rainesale Presbyteria Women’s Association C. T. Rainesale Park Street George Thompson John Rickers Rajiesalo Florence Trostle O. A.M Clintock

Card Club Party At Holden Home

Holden hosted eight bridge club members and guest Mrs W A Redmond for a Christmas dinner at her West Church Street home. After dinner bridge produced the high score for the hostess. Festive decorations and a gift exchange contributed to the cheer. The ladies plan to meet again in two weeks at Mrs J Hy Heerlein's home.

Poetry Society Meets At Mrs Jones Home Holiday Party

The Poetry Society gathered Tuesday evening at Mrs. C. W. Jones on North Center Street for a holiday party and reading of original poems. A gift exchange followed, with guild refreshments and social hour. The next meeting is set for January 9.

Poetry Society Jones W. Jones North Center Street Guild

Birthday Party for Robert Green Jr Held Yesterday

A birthday gathering honored Robert Green Jr son of Mr and Mrs Robert Green at 11 Ward Street. Friends and relatives attended enjoyed light refreshments and gave many fine gifts to the celebrant.

Robert Green Robert

Duplicate Bridge Master Point Play at W7W Post Home

Five tables competed in Wednesday evening duplicate bridge. North-South winners were Dr. James H. Wright and Mrs. M. F. Coyle with Mrs. Langdon Rowe. East-West victors were Mr. and Mrs. Philip Zalenevk and Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Hubley. a third pair included Miss Lena S&L. Clair and Mrs. Frank Graft who claimed the reserve for next week.

Congressman Pleads Innocent to 7 Campaign Charge

Ohio Republican congressman Brehm pleaded innocent to seven counts of receiving illegal campaign contributions. He was arraigned before Judge Edward A. Tamm and released on a $1,000 bond. Trial date set for March 12 with a request for until January 8 to prepare defenses. He appeared with his wife and son.

Washington Brehm Rohmn Fedeexal Didge Edward A. Tamm Marit Ohio James F. Reilly Alentations U.S Raymond Baker

Powell Employees Party at Hotel Corry Honors Powell Family

Powell Employes Party Wednesday Evening anninees at the BAU ERE Lasco ve veeaval Mo Wor Company and the Powell Fi nance Company were entertained at a 4 pleasant Christmas dinner in the Hotel Corry main dining room. Hosts were Mr and Mrs Harold K Powell and Harold F Powell. Covers for 48. Gifts and bonus checks were presented to the Powells and guests. Carols ended the gathering before a social hour at the Powell home.

Lasco Ve Veeaval Mo Powell Finance Company Corry Harold K. Powell Harold F. Powell Ept-Towerker Powell North Center Street Mie BF Belles Bettes Pow Harald Flowers Hoepkl F. Powell Tenilnghen

First Presbyterian Church Mary Martha Class Meets at Home

Members of the Mary Martha Class at First Presbyterian gathered Wednesday at Mrs. Stanley Anderson’s West Frederick Street home. Officers named include Florence Amy as vice president, Paul Lines as secretary, and Mary Rhumbayeh as treasurer. The meeting featured readings by Miss Mary Anderson and a holiday gift exchange hosted by Mrs. Sua Maclaies and Mrs. AP Nichols.

Mary Martha First Presbyterian Church West Frederick Street Stanley Anderson Florence Amy Paul Lines Marray Rhumbayeh Prisineas Mics Sua Maclaies AP Nichols

Holiday Party at St Edward's School Features Childrens Play

St Edward's hosted a happy Christmas party with a short play by first graders. Group singing and a visit from Santa Claus delighted about half the attendees as children presented gifts to Rev. Francis Graves and Rev. John DeLanu. PT A plans its next meeting for January 3 at 6 30.

St. Edward's Selinor Erades Santa Claw Caréy Bell Francis Graves John DeLanu Oster Kinney Sir. Edwards PT. A. Wall O'Clork

Ladies' Aid Holiday Meeting Dates Quilt Preparations

The Evangel United Brethren Church Ladies' Aid met Wednesday at Mrs J Hal Smith's home on North Center Street with 21 members. They planned a quilt for the next gathering at Mrs Louis Nye's West Columbus Avenue home in January. Refreshments included ice cream cake and coffee and members received popcorn balls and candy from Mrs Banks.

E. U. B. Ladies’ Aid Ladies’ Aid of the Evangelow United Brethren Church J. Hal Smith Nori Center Street Smith Hurley Banks Cor Louis Nye West Columbus Avenue Pitt Exchange Harvey Cyascul G. T. Bereman Banks

Christmas Card Club Hosts Festive Frederick Wedding

Mr and Mrs Merle Dodd hosted their card club on East Frederick street for a Christmas party. Decorations matched the season and gifts were exchanged. Mr and Mrs Melvin Schramling won 800 games while the hostess served coffee and dessert. Mr and Mrs Arthur Eckmann of South Center street will host the next meeting.

Merle Dodd East Frederick Street Melvin Schramling Arthur Eckmann South Center Street

Paulson Family Welcomes Daughter Susan Dolores

A daughter Susan Dolores was born to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Paulson of Detroit on Sunday December 7. The baby is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rex Paulson of Detroit and the great granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Paulson of this city.

Susan Dolores Richard Paulson Detroit Rex Paulson Andrew Paulson City

Christmas party of Home League hosts 21 members

The Home League of the Salvation Army Indies hosted a Christmas party in Corry Room at the Hole Corry. Twenty one members and a guest enjoyed turkey dinner candlelight decorations carol singing and games with prizes won by Miss Barbara Housh ling Mrs Mae Ross Mrs John A gaz wod Mes and Ernest Buetikofer. The next league meeting is set for December 27 at the Salvation Army Chapel.

St. Merlin Gaskell Fsher Indies of Use Home League Joes! Salvalion Army Corry Hole Corry Mali Suvial Barbara Houshling Mra Mae Ross John Agais Wod Mes Eynest Buetikofer League Salvation Army Chaclel

Steen's Employees Celebrate Midweek Holiday Party

A pleasant holiday gathering was held Wednesday afternoon for Steen's employees. The event featured cake and a gift exchange. Mrs. Wood presided as hostess and Mr. Miller served at the plant offices celebration, with Yt qa, sons attending.

Steen Strom

Boy Scout Troop Holds Christmas Party at Local Church

Scouts of Troop NoBL held a Christmas party at the Presbyterian Church with songs games and gift exchanges. Scoutmaster presented pockets and gifts to members while Mrs Crowell and Mrs Walter assisted. James Wells led the event and urged boys to take part.

Nobl Sind Paul Crowell Walter James Wells

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