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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1952

Page

5

State pays Hungary for release of four Americans

U S public learned that Secretary of State Acheson gave a hush hush report to the Senate armed services committee on why the United States paid Hungary 120000 dollars for the release of four American fiefs. The committee headed by Lyndon Johnson met behind closed doors and decided not to publicize the details. Johnson said the information would be considered but kept private for now.

U.S Washington Senate Armed Services Committee State Acheson United States Hungary Acheson Lyndon Johnson D-Tex Acheron State Department

Hospital Auxiliary Meeting Receipts and Plans Rolled Up

Hospital Anchory members met with Mr. Lester Danner, president. Reports included treasurer Mrs. Roger McCray and secretary Mrs. S. Kelsey, plus finance secretary Mrs. Alton Dahlstrad. Attorney Roger Brown spoke on incorporating the group. A dance fundraiser netted about 192 dollars. some tickets remain uncashed. The group voted to buy a high chair, chalks for the children's ward, and three medical dictionaries. Two new members were welcomed, Mrs. Milton Spawlaing and Mrs. T. W. Welms. Visiting committee for February named Mrs. Louis Morrow and Mrs. Dalin Mohr. Refreshments were served. next meeting date set.

Corfy Memorial Hospital Lester Danner Roger McCray S. Kelsey Alton Dahlstrad Roger Brown Milton Spawlaing T. W. Welms Louis Morrow Dalin Mohr

Navy Mothers' Club Elects Cox First Vice Commander

Navy Mothers' Club No. 896 met near I.C.C. F. Hall with four members present. Mrs. Clarence Cox was installed as first vice commander and took obligations while Mrs. Mayme Mitchell led the session. Plans for a February 18 Valentine party were set, with Mrs. Raymond Hamilton named to plan the event. Apple pie and coffee were served by Mrs. Royal Mesginger and Mrs. Gund Higby.

Navy Mothers’ Club Clarence Cox 1.C.C. F Mayme Mitchell Raymond Hamilton Royal Mesginger Gund Higby

Benefit Card Party for Local Hospital Held Last Night

Mrs. Louis Valentine hosted a vanishing bridge party at her home to benefit the local hospital. Two tables of players competed with prizes won by Mrs. Donald Hall, Mrs. Milton Vestasar, and Miss Mary Higgins. Desserts were served after the game.

Louis Valentine Donald Hall Milton Vestasar Mary Higiins

Mentor Club Meets At Fogle Home In February Event

The Mentor Club gathered at Mrs. R. J. Fogle's Wright Street home for routine business and current events. Mrs. George Boyd read papers on Women in Politics and Philanthropy, replacing Miss Lessie Newlor, with plans for a Valentine party hosted by Miss Ann Baressi on February 4.

R. J. Fogle Wright Street Lintay Barkes George Boyd Lessie Newlor Worrer J. B. Patternon Joseph Clary Ann Baressi

Corry Memorial benefit party hosted by Mrs Christensen

A social event last evening at Wright Street home of Mrs Chris Christensen raised funds for Corry Memorial Hospital. A group from Clymer tovle park attended. awards were given to Mrs Albert Abnink and Mrs Avlinir Schermerhorn amid a gathering including Mrs Tle Johnson, Mrs Garrett Querseveld, Miss Iva Neckers, Mrs Alfred New house, Mrs Lyle Compton, Mrs X Williams and others.

Chris Christensen Clymer Tovle Park Corry Memorial Hospital Ant Wright Street Albert Abnink Avlinir Schermerhorn Tle Johnson Garrett Querseveld Iva Neckers Alfred Newhouse Lyle Compton X. Williams Frunte Henwy

Kiwanis Club Welcomes Four New Members at Meeting

At the Kiwanis regular gathering the club welcomed Willard Gibson Jonah Jungfleieh Trunk Me Knight and Reginald Wells who moved from the Eris club. A Boy Scout Week report on Troop No 1 was presented by Paul Crowell followed by a film The Story of Rubbed courtesy of Firestone Tire and Rubber. Group singing led by H Lyte Rite closed the session.

James Harper Lust Pyeninia Willard Gibson Jonah Jungfleieh Trunk Me~ Knight Reginald Wells Eris Club Paul Crowell Eourtesy Firestone Tie and Rubber Company H Lyte Rite

Readers' Club Met Monday Afternoon

Readers' Club met Monday afternoon with Mrs C T Anderson hosting at North Center Street. Mrs Emmi Carroll and Miss Lena Mulder hosted eleven members and one guest. Current events were discussed, a program led by Miss Mather was presented, and refreshments were served in a dining room set with a newly appointed table.

Athe Uwauers Linn C. T. Anderson North Center Street Emmi Carroll Lena Mulder Miss Mather

Conosta Club Met At Keefe Home

Conosta Club gatherings took place at the Keefe home where members enjoyed Canasta and a card play award for Mrs. Keefe. Late in the evening refreshments were served by Mrs. Keefe, with Mrs. B. Chirk planned to host the next event for the week.

Conosta Club Keefe Home Mauge Scarp Ter -Canasta Club Mott Atvee Keefe Gwne Noetese Deliciouis B. Chirk

Presbyterain minister committed to state hospital on charges

Uniontown Pa Feb 5 A Presbyterian minister Rev Chare W Neu 26 pastor of three churches in Fayette county was sent to Farview State Hospital for the Criminally Insane after two jurors testified before Judge Ay Russell Carr that the clergyman is mentally ill He was arrested last week on immoral charges involving five teen age boys

Uniontown Farview State Hospital Ay. Russell Carr Chare, W. Neu Chuwohn Fayette County

Farewell Party for Charles Lucas at Family Home

Charles Lucas received a farewell party hosted by his parents Mr and Mrs Goin Linvas at 244 East Soul Street Famdwichs. Guests enjoyed sandwiches pickles jello and coffee as speeches and gifts were exchanged with money present from Hoy iands by Mr Vetm Johnson and Mr Glenn Bator.

Tomfortant Navy Goin Linvas East Soul Street Hoyiands Mes Vetm Johnson Glenn Bator Union City

National Day of Prayer Likely Following Obama Call

Washington reports Evan Graham pushed to declare a National Day of Prayer after urging President Truman. House leaders quoted support and a sermon service drew a large crowd at the Capitol steps. Senate opened with a prayer requesting divine protection amid internal moral threats.

Bae Washington Big Graham Truman Priest D-Tabe Rep McCormack D-Massi Adinistration House Grahiani Wwe Grahamy Senate

Engineer Fatally Stricken by Fumes in Home

PRR engineer Giry Canon, age about 30, found dead from monoxide fumes at his home. His wife hospitalized in critical, later improved condition. Funeral notes indicate a chimney leak caused deadly gas buildup after a night shift. authorities ruled accidental death. Canon, longtime PRR employee, would have completed 30 years of service on March 28. His colleagues recall his work on Oil Guy Carey routes and freight runs through the city. The incident sparked investigations and a court of inquiry into the gas leak and housing safety. His daughter, Mrs. Maria Davis of Franklin, learned of the tragedy after repeated calls and the husband’s entry to the home at 1 a.m.

Giry Fortiner OM Okty Wirbor Monoxide Inis Oity Canon Blanche Wiene Tiviville Ter Vongutton Py i Couey Goparski Nate Robert Danny Mr. Canon Ol City Pitts PRR Hiskiminetws Junction

Senate Group Okays Jap Pact By Associated Drugs

The Senate foreign relations committee today unanimously recommended Senate ratification of the Japanese peace treaty and three security pacts for the Pacific area. Chalmay Connally D Texas told reporters after a closed-door meeting of the committee that the treaty…

Senate Washington Pacific Chalmay Connally D-Tex

Newborns Reported at Cory Memorial and Vincent's Hospital

A baby boy born yesterday morning at Cory Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Tyarr Smith. Another child born this morning at Vincent's Hospital to Mr and Mrs Richard Nelson. Grandparents listed as Mrs Vera Hammond and Mr and Mrs Wu lum Rieck of Grove Street.

Tyarr Smith Cory Memorial Hospital Hott Corry Memoial Hospital She Keppel Wiflany South Center Street Tiffany Vera Hammond Richard Nelson Erle Vincent's Hospital Nelson Phyllis Rieck Wid Wulum Rieck Grove Street

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