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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1952
Page
5
Karachi Pakistan the government announced a survey team of German geologists found at least 3 700 000 tons of visible iron ore in Punjab province this raises potential for future mining development and export.
Miss Irma Lorain Wright and Frank William Zojone, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Zojone Sr., reveal their engagement at North Clymer. Both graduates of Clymer Central School. she works at Anderson Dry Cleaners in Jamestown, he farms with his father. A spring wedding is planned.
Mr and Mrs Edward Barr of South Second Avenue announce the engagement of their eldest daughter Evelyn Marie to Robert Haskins son of Mr and Mrs Randolph Huskins of Union City The bride to be is a Corry High School graduate and Corry Memorial Hospital School of Nursing alumna She works at Corry Memorial Hospital The groom to be attended Pioneer City schools and served three years in the U S Army He works at General Electric Company in Erie No wedding date is set.
The Good Friends Club gathered last evening at Mrs. Martin Smith's 226 First Avenue home with Mrs. Carlyle Fitch as guest. Prizes for 500 went to Mrs. Waller Pier and Mrs. Klemen Nielsen. later tuna salad and coffee were served. The group plans to meet in two weeks with Mrs. Robert Proctor welcoming.
A family Christmas party was held Sunday at the home of Mrs Velma McCray on R D 1. Fifteen adults and children attended and enjoyed a chicken dinner with a gift exchange. The occasion honored Robert Lynn McCray s first birthday and Cpl. William McCray home on furlough from Indiana, and Mrs McCray.
Richard Hill of the Corry Jamestown firm was honored at a farewell luncheon in the Hotel Corry private dining room. He will leave Friday for Atlanta to serve as branch manager, with remarks from D A Hillstrom and Ralph Larson and a monogrammed leather briefcase presented.
The Final Kiwanis session of 1952 met at the Phoenix Hotel with 22 members present. Harry Burach chaired the meeting, Harry Hall planned the song program, Frank McKnight led the group with David Givingston at the piano, and an announcement noted that past district treasurer Liu Wagner of Erle will be presented at next week’s meeting to install new officers and directors.
Mrs Maude Keefe entertained the canasta club last evening at her Mott Street residence. Mrs J B Clark won the card play award. A Christmas party followed with gift exchange and refreshments. Mrs J A McLanigh Tit will host in two weeks at South Center Street.
In Harrisburg the Pennsylvania State Education Association delegates debate two main items. A committee-backed 2000 year raise for 62,000 retirees and a general tax overhaul including sales and income levies loom as top concerns. The convention also weighs a resolution praising Governor Fine for education policy.
Second day of the convention nominates Dr Thomas Carsot and Kermit B. Stover for president succeeding Herbert P. Gnnterbach All quippi. Carson and Slaye are supervising principals of North Allegheny County and Rolling Springs Schools. Spir ited campaigns support Bilisiely Sprolts who aimed to enter the United States around 1800.
The Chesterman Committee urged the Commonwealth to adopt smaller, medium priced cars to cut capital outlay and operating expenses. The proposal estimates about 3800060 in three years and 210 in annual savings, arguing luxury limousines are excessive for state use.
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