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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1948
Page
5
A partial OCR fragment mentions a contri or con tribu in a 110 con ation on vice or act huminn olen. The text is garbled and provides no clear event, names, places, or dates to form a coherent summary.
In Galveston Texas 1400 refinery workers at Pan American refinery and Pipeline Co Texas City plant joined 240 pipeline workers in a ten day walkout over a wage dispute. The strike halted millions of watts of fuel oil for the east coast. An earlier session failed to produce an agreement and new talks began. Reports say the union trimmed demands from 60 cents to 40 cents hourly.
Behe notes Romans valued beans as luck for crops and weather. They sowed a bean in the field before planting to ensure harvests. Romans first dried and crushed beans to produce powder believed to smooth Roman women's faces.
John Zepka Jr celebrated his fourth birthday with a party Sunday at 609 North Center Street. Guests included Mrs. Robert Wilcox and children Judy and Robert, Mrs. Harmon McElroy and daughter Marcia, and Judy Messenger among others. The hostess served cupcakes with names, birthday cake, ice cream and chocolate milk.
The Amici Bible Class of the Evangelical United Brethren Church met Friday evening after the Week of Prayer service at First Presbyterian Church. Hosts Mr and Mrs G T Bergman welcomed 20 members, with officers in charge of routine business. Gladys Canfield led devotions, a social period followed, and the committee served pineapple upside down cake with whipped cream and coffee.
The public is invited to a ham dinner Monday evening January 1 at 6 40 at the 7 0 0 Hell hall. Menu includes baked ham escalloped potatoes buttered beans cabbage salad apple sauce celery jelly rolls pie and coffee. L B Tiffany is general chairman with Mrs C A Mountain assisting in the dining room. Proceeds benefit the treasury.
The Spring Creek Ladies' Aid Society met Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Les le Donaldson with Mrs. Albert Howell as assistant hostess. Sixteen members attended and officers were elected: Mrs. Paul Kafferlin president, Mrs. Raymond Siclder vice president, Mrs. Chandler Mason secretary, and Mrs. Howard Davis treasurer. All officers elected except the treasurer. Hostesses served pineapple upside down cake and coffee. Mrs. Wilson Sickier will host the February meeting.
Miss Frances Sperry of R D 2 entertained nine members of the Frishiship Club yesterday afternoon at her home. Prizes went to Mrs. Bertha Warner Mrs. Roy Swart Mrs. Clifford Lawson Mrs. John Decker and Mrs. Ora Moyer. A dessert course was served by Miss Sperry.
Elks Lodge No 768 BPO Elks invites members and out of town guests to a Winter dance at the North Senter street lodge home this evening. Brace Pye and his Meadville orchestra will provide dancing music from 10 p.m. attendance is expected.
Last evening at the St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church a congregational business and supper meeting was held. A tureen supper for about 100 was served by the Ladies Aid Society. Reports from church organizations were favorable and bills for the year paid. John Stree and John Fenstermacher were elected to the church council for three years. A budget of over 87,000 was adopted for 1948 and over $1,000 was paid in 1947 for Lutheran World Relief.
The Cutting Pre School Mothers Club met Thursday with eight mothers and six children present. Chairwoman Phoebe Redman led the session and Marion Humphrey spoke on You Can Hu s y Them. Refreshments were served by Norma Vanderhoff and Helen Green. Next meeting hosts include Howard Vanderhaft Carl Marsh and Gordon Shampoe with Mrs Storer as speaker. Lime preserved eggs via lime water described as a home use to preserve eggs for months.
Reverend J Arthur Dabshand and Mrs Dabshand announce the birth of their son Thomas Arthur yesterday at the Lying In Hospital Providence R I formerly residents of this city. Mr and Mrs Robert Lidstrom of Shermanane report a daughter born last night at Gary Hospital late yesterday
Adrian Scott, film producer director, sues RKO Radio Pictures for 314,200 breach of contract claiming a two year term, 100 dollars weekly, and seeks 500,000 for loss of prestige plus 250,000 for humiliation and anguish in a Washington filed action. Scott was dismissed from his studio post amid contempt of Congress proceedings involving 10 Hollywood figures.
Lausanne Switzerland January 10 Maj Jacques Vergotti aide to ex king Mihai of Romania said there will be no wedding for Mihai and Princess Anne of Bourbon Farnome for the moment He noted Mihai could marry later but advisers oppose it now He praised Anne as a good match and loves her while noting no definite plans exist.
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