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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1954

Page

5

Will End Segregation At Army Post Schools

September 1 1965 sets the date to end racial segregation in U S military post schools under a Defense Department plan. Assistant Secretary John B Hannah said funds will be requested from Congress with the Welfare Department to run nonsegregated schools where states prohibit them. Desegregation targets post schools, previously under state supervision, following Eisenhower directed actions.

Washington U. S Defense Department Asst John B. Hannah Health, Education and Welfare Department Congress Welfare Department U. S. Office of Education Hannah Eisenhower

Nancy Neylon Weds Harry Clabbatz in Corry Church

Miss Nancy A. Neylon daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald E Neylon of 209 Mott street and Harry E B Clabbatz son of Mr and Mrs Howard Clabbatz RD 1 were married Saturday at 8 PM Rev Rudolph M Bangert officiated at Emmanuel Episcopal Church. The couple resides with the groom’s parents and will celebrate with a reception at the Neylon home.

Nancy A. Neylon Donald E. Neylon Mott Street Harry EB. Clabbatz Howard Clabbatz R. D Rudolph M. Bangert Emmanuel Episcopal Church Neylon Shirley Swart Howard Clabbats Jr Wilbur Christensen Fort Dix N. J A. Christensen West Washington Street E. H. Harmon Miami Beach Fla, Rey Francis G. Whiteman Curtis Steven Oklawahs Fla M. E. Shambaugh C. A. Mountain East Church Street Norman Adrian Mich Frank Engel Glendale Calif Ray Powers George Shoop Donnalow Libery Street Harrisburg John Donaldson Meadville L. R. Donaldson Spring Creek Grave Blymiller Alfred Cone Dean Bashline William Prine John Sirigler Bill Coffman Veterans Administration Hospital Erie College of Regents Women of the Moose Corry Misa Katheryn Kirin Julia Zepka Ruth Clark Bertha Darwin Dorothy Estes Peter Glayis Lawrence Hansen Gerald Pless John Potocki Charles VanTassel Leland Wilcox Marthina McCracken Hudson, Ohio Marie Zafiropulos August DeMauri Hamot Hospital

Birthday Party for Jimmy Engle Marks Sixth Birthday

Jimmy Engle, aged six, celebrated his birthday with a party hosted by his mother Mrs. Donald Engle of Columbus on Saturday afternoon from 2 p.m. Edward Kinley Dexter Sandburg Olin Wester Richard Lewis Steve and Michael Tinko attended. The guests played games and each received a space man mask. Janet Engle helped serve decorated cake ice cream and chocolate milk. Mrs Engle took flash pictures of the group. Jimmy received several gifts for the occasion.

Jimmy Engle Donald Engle Columbus Edward Kinley Dexter Sandburg Olin Wester Richard Lewis Steve Michael Tinko Janet Engle

Susan Wascak Is Honored At Six Birthday Party

Miss Susan Wascak six was feted Saturday from two to four p m in honor of her January twenty first birthday. Twenty eight children attended games and television the hostess with Mrs Carmen Piecirilio and Mrs August Wascak served cake and Kool Aid gifts poured in. Susan and her uncle Carl Wascak both born January twenty seventh were later honored at a family dinner.

Susan Wascak John Wascak Susan Carmen Piecirilio August Wascak Carl Wascak

Card Club Honors Mrs. Gerald Staples at Weekendwrap

Mr and Mrs Richard Bachomer of West Park Place hosted a card club gathering Saturday evening. A tureen dinner and prize winnings for Alfred Van Dresar and Mrs Arthuritz followed by a birthday tribute for Mrs Gerald Staples with a gift. Next meeting set with Mr and Mrs Arthur Litz in two weeks.

Gerald Staples Richard Bachomer West Park Place Alfred van Dresar Arthuritz Arthur Litz

Dinty Moore Party At East Branch Grange

About 100 guests attended a Dinty Moore special dinner hosted by the East Branch Grange on Friday night. The menu featured baked ham, corned beef and cabbage, scalloped potatoes, salad, relishes, hot rolls, pie and coffee. Sutton brothers provided music from Pittsfield and Selirk. William M. Brooks was master of ceremonies. Door prizes from local shops went to Emma Henry, Stephen Cobb and Allen Moravek.

Dinty Moore East Branch Grange East Branch Ladies of the Grange Sutton Brothers Pitte~sfield Seliirk William M. Brooks Donaldson's Spring Creek Raymond Hicks Emma Henry Stephen Cobb Allen Moravek

Family party at Swanson home in R D 1

A family party Saturday at the Lawrence Swanson residence in R D 1 drew 35 attendees who played cards and watched television. Mr and Mrs Garl Gates of Gould Street were honored as they head to Florida for several weeks.

Swanson Lawrence Swanson Garl Gates Gould Street Florida

Surprise stork shower honors Mrs Arthur Shamburg

Mrs Arthur Shamburg was honored at a surprise stork shower Saturday evening hosted by Mrs C A Hillstrom and Mrs H Martin Keppel at Mrs He strom's Wayne street home. Cards provided entertainment and lunch followed for the guests and their husbands. Mrs Shamburg received many fine gifts for the occasion.

Sawyer Spartansburg Corry Gates Pleasantville Tit Unville Hydetown Union City Waltshoro Arthur Shamburg C. A. ‘Hillstrom H. Martin Keppel

Pittsburgh Reclassification Boosts City Revenue

Pittsburgh officials expect about 500000 more annual revenue after the Allegheny County Board of Assessors reclassified industrial machinery as real estate. The ruling affects steel open hearth furnaces coke ovens storage tanks and rail facilities. The move shifts tax base since machinery is not taxed but real estate is. Industrial officials were surprised though school board members say the change had been studied since July. One firm plans to seek a court ruling.

Aseuomentos Pittsburgh City of Allegheny County Board of Assessors

Jacksons welcome daughter at Corry hospital

A daughter was born Saturday evening at One Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Arthur Jackson of R D 2. Mrs Jackson is the former Dorothy Bilis.

One Corry Memorial Hospital Arthur Jackson

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