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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1951
Page
5
Amid a fragile armistice, analysts see no immediate action on Korea despite the expired 8 day cease fire. Communist delegates accuse Allied insistence on banning Red air buildup of undermining talks while Panmunjom signals echo odd baiting statements.
An engagement was announced today between Miss Freda Long and Donald Eu McCray. Freda Long, a Gerry Senior High graduate, works in the city office. McCray, from Spartansburg, is employed by Gerald Banarily Tunber Company in Waltsburg.
Large crowd attended the hospital auxiliary ballroom event as Miss Therese Martin was crowned Snow Ball Queen. The evening featured festive decorations, speeches, and a community turnout of many guests from local towns and allied organizations.
The engagement of Sophia Worus to Joseph Sarnicki is announced by their families. Sophia is a Greensburg High School graduate employed in Creenshure, while Joseph, a Bt. Howard’s graduate and Air Force veteran, works at a Loblaw store as manager of the news department. No wedding date has been set.
Mongera of Union City announces engagement of daughter Annie Joseph Spaventa of Busan Miss Mongera attended Union City schools and works at the Raymond plant in this city Mr Spaventa a Buffalo Technical High School graduate is employed at the Buffalo office after overseas service with the Bard Division No wedding date announced
The engagement of a former Cory resident now employed in Washington DC was announced to Miss Gladys Emma Swart, daughter of Mr and Mrs Guy Swart of Cory RD 2. Cory plans to marry Paul Richards, son of Thomas Richards of Lenoir.
Mrs Ralph Gales hosted the Jolly Eight Club Christmas party at her Gould street home. Ladies played 500 with prizes won by Mrs Charles Cook and Mrs J B Clarke. Guests enjoyed jello cake and coffee, and small gifts were exchanged. Mrs Clavie to host January 6 gathering.
Columbus Grange held a Christmas party at the grange hall with over 40 attendees. The hall featured a large tree and holiday decor while an evening program included songs, readings, recitations, and performances by Mrs. David Curtis, Phyllis Hill, James Engle, Donald Bindley, Charles Sandburg, Mrs. Merle Page, Paul Stichar, and Janet Engle. Afterward, games, small gifts, and refreshments were shared. The next session is January 14.
A son born yesterday afternoon to Mr and Mrs Asselas Brown of Sclota Road at Corry Memorial Hospital. A son born last evening to Mr and Mrs Richard McCry RD 1. Mrs Macry formerly Mare Hannan.
The notice reports the betrothal of Miss Crosby Swart to Don Oliver Swart, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Swart of Corry. No wedding date is given.
Mis 8.0 was honored at a pleasant evening buffet on Maple Avenue hosted by Tr and Mis R B Musing. The gathering entertained 12 Telendsota guests as the Te wicVedliffe from the trvin joined late. Evening cards were enjoyed.
Elks Club schedules a New Year's Eve dance with Detorsey and his orchestra led by Eric Will at Bliss Gib hall. Lorhiy for the event is next Monday evening. William Jobson heads the committee arranging details and announces Holisy favors will be given to all attendees. the party runs from 6:30 until 1:80.
A joint gathering of Grange No. 280 and Grange No. 1 held last evening featured a brief business session before a Christmas program. William Brooks presided, with a schedule including a recital and a Christmas-themed showcase. A meal followed with chili, hoe cake, rolls, cake, cookies, jello and coffee for over 40 members. next meeting set for January 10.
City budget has doubled since 1941 amid calls for a varical survey and expenditure check across departments. Residents fault wage-driven costs and higher salaries without improvement in services, urging council members to compare with Warren Kane Tiltsville and similar towns for potential savings and reform.
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