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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1950
Page
5
Mrs. John Kibler hosted a dinner for Cory Hospital nursing staff at her North Center Street home. Sixteen guests attended the event and a social period followed after the meal.
A son, Josept Tevin, was born to Mr and Mrs Joseph Hi Reagle of Cleveland at MacDonald Lateside Hospital on Friday. Mrs Reagle is formerly Bernice Martin of this city.
Miss Ghent Sweet will be crowned during Friday night’s Corry-Brie Academy game halftime. Beaverette Club hosts court with Phyllis Armitage Kathie Bows Carolyn Christenson Joanne Clabbata Mary Lou Hammond Al Harmon Mira Herein Nancy Hoines Jalliece Meerdink Patsy Storey.
Mrs Norman Swart was honored at a stork shower Saturday afternoon hosted by Mrs Perry McCray at Bhsin with 20 guests. Attending were Mrs Roy Swart Mrs Victor Armitage and Mrs Harry Lindsey assisted. Nancy Armitage and Miss Mary Ricket offered tending. Party decorations featured green and white. gifts were displayed in a decorated basket. Refreshments included potato salad macaroni salad pickles finger sandwiches shaped favors and berries.
Harold Donor was honored at a Sunday family dinner party hosted by Mr and Mrs P J Swabson of West Frederick. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Harald Donor and daughter Susan Mrs Earl Donnor and son Elmer. Dinner was served at 1 o'clock and included a decorated inclining owlke. The honored guest received appropriate pitts and a social afternoon canashe was played.
Seventy five couples attended the Elks dance Saturday evening at the Bill Home with Henry Summers and his orchestra from Warren providing music. The event lasted from midnight to 1 30 a.m. The next dance, with the Summers orchestra again, is set for March 11. Mrs Donaldson and her son Will Jinm returned to Warren yesterday after a week in Belleview with relatives.
Miss Amy Jackson of Dillontown stayed at her Besex street home while Mp and Mrs. Ralph Posten Jr of Ente joined relatives at Mrs. Foster's, with Mrs. J A King on North Center street. A long list of residents traveled to Akron Cleveland Miami and Havana for business or family visits, and local scouting activities highlighted by Operation Guinea Pig at Hellabore College.
Miss Frances Crow and Leo G Whaley were married at the Brokenshaw parish with Rev Jovat Cole officiating. The couple will reside in North Warren, he a staff member at Warren State Hospital and she the daughter of Mr and Mrs Pall Grow of Chirlerol. The bride wore a blue taffeta gown with red roses in her bouquet. maid of honor wore brown silk and carried papers of gardenias. A dinner followed at Bow's Restaurant and the couple planned a one week honeymoon.
Miss Luolia Mune hosted a stork shower yesterday at the home of Mrs. Glenn Davis RD 3. Ten guests attended including Mrs. Floyd Dwycliffe Toton City and Mrs. Lorenge Newton. The event featured favors, cake, coffee, and light decorations as guests offered gifts and well wishes to Mrs. Elwood Davis.
A social gathering at Concord cheet hosted by Mrs T Roger McCray Mrs Edmund Baye and Mrs Gan Ww Wood honored the former's sister Mrs T Roger The event featured awards a play and refreshments including jelly with whipped cream issey cukos and coffee Individual favors a miniature rattles were given to attendees at the Saturday evening function with friends present and Mrs Robert Mar assisting with plans and seating
Sherman J. Baker died this morning at the home of his son in law and daughter in Minnesota. Born December 25, 1870, in Minnesota, he moved to Iowa years ago and had worked in the area. Funeral services are set for Wednesday afternoon at 1:30 at the Burnsley-Hughs Funeral Home with burial in the family plot at Tank Cemetery near Guys Milby and Sroyford County.
An overseas press club cites AP correspondent Wayne Rich on the Flyime Arrow voyage. He volunteered for dangerous naval dispatch work in China, filing exclusive stories before and after the ship was shelled, amid Nationalist attacks and a blockade.
National Republican figures push a red scare line to rally support amid accusations of Communist influence. The Associated Press reports partisan rhetoric, Senate probes, and calls for loyalty tests as the 1948 presidential race looms.
Associated press report from Wilmore notes a fifth day of marathon prayer meetings ongoing with continued declarations of faith. The article hints at extended services and evolving resolutions, detailing ongoing religious fervor and scheduled sessions through a tense period.
Spokesperson announced a plan to start seniorate services at Wilmore High School at noon Lodi as about 30 to 40 high school students gathered for Christian continuity. The scene echoed prayers and testimonies that began Thursday when a student testified at the pel meeting. The United Nations estimates world population at 7,000,000, roughly New York City's size.
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