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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1952

Page

5

Boat operator faces sentence in deaths in river tragedy

Pittsburgh February 26 Charles J Reilly Jr 36 Verona faces a possible year in prison and 3000 fine for criminal negligence in the drowning of four people in the Allegheny River after a motorboat overturned near Dam No 3 Acme lonia Reilly pilot of the vessel was found guilty yesterday by Federal Judge Nelson McVicar Acquitted of a similar charge was owner James McHugh 25 of Chicago Judge McVicar tried the pair last week after they waived their right to a jury trial

Au Btovomiederes Pittsburgh Charles J. Reilly, Jr Verona Allegheny River Reilly Ovest Nelson McVicar James McHugh Chicago McVicar

Dozen Beaver County youths begin serving jail terms

Dozen Beaver County youths were sent to jail on burglary convictions in Beaver, Pennsylvania, with sentences ranging from six months to 9 to 18 years. The youths, all under 21, admitted staging the thefts between December and February 15, with the largest theft totaling 6459. Jack Wilson, 20, near Monaca received the 9 to 18 year penitentiary term.

Beaver Beaver County Jack Wilson Monaca

Oil City Pastor Keynote at College Women's Club Meet

Oil City pastor Dr. G Mason Cochran spoke to about 40 College Women's Club members on Good Tidings for Dare Hours The meeting at Mrs L M Douglas home included nominations by a committee and plans to assist local high school girls choosing colleges Mrs Roger Brown named chair for this activity New members welcomed and next meeting to feature W Bracke Sr as speaker Numerous local residents and visitors attended and traveled from nearby towns for the event

Oil City G. Mason Cochran Second Presbyterian Church College Women's Club Cochran L. M. Douglas Whats Street Eland Johnston Joseph Guignon J. B. Beerlein A. Bruce Smith Lena Mae Paden W. Bracke, Sr

Columbus Grange Meeting Reported

Columbus Grange No. 875 met last evening at the Town Hall with 20 members and two Corry Grange guests present. The program opened with song and remarks on radios, then a discussion on favorite radio programs and radio timing for milk ing, followed by a dialogue. Plans were made for a box lunch on March and the next meeting is set for March 10.

Serum Asensink Columbus Town Hall Corry Wax Charles Henry Albert Sandbuns Alber Sandbure Paul Trisket Andrew Christensonj Gerald Bensink Ronald Volk Gera Bensink Worth Harmmond DeForest Bindley Arthur Hill Leann’ Volk Lawrence Miller

Kiwanis Club Meeting At Phoenix Hotel Awards Given

Kiwanis Club met at the Phoenix Hotel with Vice President Harry Hall presiding in the absence of president Hany Barach. Awards were presented for service years to several members. Saul Cesne of Philip Morris spoke on smoking issues and free samples were distributed. An inter-club meeting with Millcreek Kiwanis is planned next week.

Kiwanis Club Phoenix Hotel Harry Hall Hany Barach James Harper Avthur Martin Paul Crowell Lynn Rice Dorr Clark Charles Gresham Hasty Hall Frank Grice, Jr Walter Auer Saul Cesne Philip Morris Cigarette Company Millcreek Kiwanis Club

Mrs John Downey Honored At Farewell Dinner

Joan Downey was guest of honor at a farewell dinner hosted by the Gary-Jamestown Miz Co girls. Twenty one attended at the Blue Bonnet Hotel and she received a personal gift from her associates.

Joan Downey Blue Bonnet Hotel Gary-Jamestown Miz. Co

Stahimsn Couple Welcome Daughter at Concord Street

A daughter was born last evening to Mr and Mrs Fussell Stahimsn at Corry Memorial Hospital. The newborn adds joy to the family living at 70 Concord Street.

Langhurst Twins Birthday Party at Maple Avenue

A birthday party Saturday honored Larry and Gary Langhurst, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Reddo Langhurst, aged nine. Attendees enjoyed a theatre outing, then returned to the Langhurst home for refreshments including decorated cake, fruit drinks, and minis. Jacqueline Paulson assisted, guests received gifts.

Langhurst Saturay Larry Gary Langhurst Reddo Langhurst Maple Avenue Washington Jacqueline Paulson Botl

Luncheon Bridge Club Met Yesterday at The Derry Den

The Luncheon Bridge Club met yesterday afternoon at The Derry Den with all members present. Regular card play followed at Mrs. J. F. Heerlein’s home on Wright tree. Awards were won by Mrs. C. W. Bracken and Mrs. H. Harmot. Mrs. C. T. Gillette will entertain the members in two weeks.

Sues Muncavon-Vrige Erqup Derry den J. F. Heerlein Wright Tree C. W. Bracken H. Harmot C. T. Gillette

Mrs Walter Dingfelder Honored At Surprise Birthday Party

Mrs Walter Dingfelder was guest of honor at a surprise birthday party hosted by her daughter Mrs Vernon Humphrey at her home on B D 4. Refreshments were served and she received several fine gifts. Twenty nine guests attended from Corry Erie and Cutting.

Sar Walter Soiueselder Vernon Humphrey B.D. 4 Corry Erle Cutting

Columbus Girl Scouts Visit Local Troop 40

Seventy two members of Columbus Girl Scouts met Troop 40 at First Presbyterian Church last evening. Leaders Mrs Albert Fox and Mrs Walter Deitschlander guided the group in singing, games, and folk dancing ending with Good Night Che las Mes. Frank Perry and Mrs Linlir Dodd accompanied the supper hour.

Columbus First Presbyterians Church Albert Fox Walter Deitschlander Frank Perry Linlir Dodd

Birthday Party for Miss Janet Chiricuzio Wilks

Miss Janet Chiricuzio Wilks, eight years old, was honored at a birthday party hosted by her mother Mrs Ori Chiricuzio at 106 West Main Street on Sony. Refreshments and games filled the afternoon. Prizes went to Darrell Deitselt, Judith Ghiriensio, and Palla Ghiriensio. Guests received favors of balloons and taints as keepsakes.

Was Yesterdl Ori Chiricuzio West Main Street Sony Darrell Deitselt Judith Palla Ghiriensio

Good Friends Club Met At Smith Home

The Good Friends club met at Mrs. Martin Smith's residence, 228 First Avenue, with seven members and one guest, Mrs. Carlyle Fitel. Social evening included a $1 prize game won by Mrs. Robert Proctor and Mrs. George Wood. refreshments followed. Next meeting planned at Mrs. Clement Nielsen's home on March 9.

Ane Lse Meeline Martin Smith First Avenue Carlyle Fitel Aweeo Sowav Robert Proctor George Wond Clement Nielsen Will Valtain

Miss Mary Higgins Hostess At Card Party

Miss Mary Higgins hosted a charity card party on North Center Street to aid Cory Memorial Hospital. Two tables of players competed for prizes won by Mrs. Louis Valentine and Mrs. J. F. Needham. The hostess served salad relishes coffee and Tiny Pubble’s Day cakes to guests. table decor was white and bright.

Sin Business Ine Jack Stohl Dart Sted Victor Dengley Arthur Burton Thomas Saletan William Blanche Beall Bertha Darwin Ian Austin Mise Jammes Lynch Mise Julig Zeya Rosa McElroy Milton Jalemeck F. H. Bent Mary Detury Colure Corry’ Memorial Hospital Mary Higgins North Centertreet Louis Valentine Mas J. F. Neednan

Hi Neighbor Club Meets for Pork Dinner

Hi Neighbor Club president Mrs Veron Humphrey chaired a brief business meeting. Eight members and five guests attended a pork dinner with attendees including Mrs Wikia Bomis Mrs Howard Van derhurt Mrs Frank Bayle Mrs William Senya of Erie and Mrs Walter Dingfelder.

Hi Neighbor Club Veron Humpheoy Dell Clows Wikia Bomis Howard van Derhurt Frank Bayle Wiliam Senya Erie Walter Dingfelder Humphrey Glen Evans Tesa

Lillian Guild Rummage Sale This Friday

The Lillian Guild of the Emmanus Epllional Church will hold a rummage sale at the Parish Hall in Priday starting at am. Mrs. Frank Lockwood serves as chairwoman and Mrs. K R Benson is co chairwoman for the event.

Lillian Guild Emmanus| Epllional Priday Frank Lockwood K. R Benson

Mardi Gras Parade Lights Up New Orleans Amid Festive Rush

New Orleans fills with revelry as Mardi Gras reachs its climax. Citizens celebrate across Bayou county with parades and street festivities. Forecasters warn of cold wind but promise dry crowds. The carnival marks the last day before Lent begins and sets the tone for the season.

New Orleans Fen Bayou County

State Justice Department to rule on peace officer fees

Harrisburg reports the Pennsylvania Justice Department plans to seek a ruling on whether all justices of the peace are entitled to newly increased fees. Deputy Attorney General Adams says the case could join as a friend of the court in Washington County to interpret the law and constitution.

Faarrisburg State Justice Department Iesoto A Rand Pidermien Mtror Justices of the Peace Adams

Man Sentences for Relief Fraud Across Steel Firms

In Greensburg Richard D. Taird and Frank Rawlins pleaded guilty to theft related to relief payments. Taird, from Monessen, admitted taking funds after work at Hearhy Monessen and Pittsburgh Steel Co. Ware earlier confessed to nearly $120 in relief fraud. Rawlins received a one year sentence for stealing 527 dollars while employed at Page Steel and Wire Co.

Greensburg Richard TD Taird Sentey Hearhy Monessen Allegheny County Homeline Truebart I. Ware Taitie Pittsburgh Steel Co Frank Rawlins Page Steel and Wire Co

Weather Halts Aerial Strikes In Korea Amid Snowfall

Weather halted Allied air strikes over Korea for the first time in weeks as Fifth Air Force sorties fell to 18 for the day. Night operations were also stymied and ground actions near the Pukhan River were minimal, with only light patrols and artillery exchanges noted.

Associated Press Seoul Korea Erin Reds Christiie Fifth Air Force Eighth Army Pukhan River

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