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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1952
Page
5
A report notes Miami experiences winds far above the average of 10 mph, reaching 132 mph. The article links such extreme events to discussions of relativity in physics and its role in understanding atomic structure and the universe.
Society notes report the Van Dyke Stuart wedding at St Thomas Church with Miss Laurel McGraw as maid of honor and Patrick McGraw as usher. The ceremony, breakfast, and home reception followed, detailing attire, corsages, and early postnuptial plans for the newlyweds and families.
A solemn high mass at St Elizabeth’s marked the winter wedding of Miss Angel Elizabeth Lubowiecki to Boyd Burns. The bride, wearing a Chantilly gown with lace crown, was given in marriage by her father. The ceremony featured church music, a four tiered wedding cake, and a reception in the Garden Room for relatives and friends from several towns. The couple will reside at 37 East Congress Street.
Miss Marilynn Haight of Forest Hills Long Island to wed Robert Steinberg of Frenchtown New Jersey in February. Bride to be educated at Corry High Edinboro Staley Teachers College and John Wanamaker finisher. Groom a Queens College graduate with an MBA and Navy veteran. buyer for John Wanamaker.
A large crowd gathered at the Concord Community House for a delicious roads pork dinner served to about 80 attendees before the meeting. The event featured a brief business session led by Josephy McCray, an entertaining program with songs, readings, and violin numbers, and a dinner committee led by Mrs Gates and Mrs McCray. The club plans to meet February 22 with Mrs Peterson, Mrs Stulla, and Miss Culver as dinner committee, and Mr Stults and Mr Peterson in charge of the program.
The Penn State Alumni Club of Erie county will hold its second annual dinner dance on February 1 at Pulakos-On-The-Laake for alumni and guests. A tie menu features ham and chicken as options. Rip Eingle, football coach, is among scheduled guests. Music by the All Girl Symphonettes begins at 9 with dancing anticipated.
The advisory board of the Cutting Sunday School met at the Arthur Wallace home with 12 officers and teachers present. Rev Frederick Bywel conducted the session and the group voted to raise the janitor's salary by $10 per year. Next meeting set for March 27. Census notes California population 10,072,348.
A birthday party at the Leslie Upperman home on Sprite Street honored Terry Lee Upperman on its second birthday. Guests received playful favors such as horn and balloon tokens. attendees included Peggy and Shary TeWinkle, Mary Louise and Charles VanWinke, James and Asthum Davis, Joseph DeLuis, Sherry, David, Dennis and Kidie Opperman. Mrs Opperman was assisted by Santina Franchiia, Mrs Evertt TeWinkle and Mrs Charles VanWinkle. cake, chocolate milk and ice cream were served late in the afternoon.
The Cutting Child Study group met Thursday evening with Mrs Olivia Whitney. The meeting was led by president Mrs Gordon Shampee who outlined plans for the Mothers March on Pollo. During sock hour games were played with awards given to Mr Gordon Shamnee and Mrs Leonard Evans. Mrs Shim poe gave a reading on Children in This Modern World followed by a discussion. Refreshments of brown bread Jello angel food cake and coffee were served. The next meeting will be February 7 with Mrs Howard Wright as hostess.
The McCrea Marionettes, famed for puppetry, present a marionette rendition of The Biggest Show on Earth at Cory Senior High School auditorium. Two performances slated, an 8 pm evening show and an afternoon matinee for students.
The Tailies Auxiliary of Cony Memorial Hospital sponsors vanishing card parties to raise money for local needs. Mrs. Lester Dunner is general organizer, aiming to raise funds for items for the hospital. Public participation is invited at home gatherings. for more details contact Mrs. Danner or assistants.
Dr L M Douglas was the guest speaker at the Lindsey Hollow PTA meeting held last evening at Lindsey School. His wife focused on citizenship and church school cooperation to further pend citizenship. A brief business meeting was led by Mrs Lawrence Anderson, president, with refreshments served by Mrs Milton Chafee and committee. The group adjourned to meet again on February 8.
Amici Bible Class met at East Main Street home of Mr and Mrs Currier last evening. A collection was taken for a friend and routine fund-raising. Miss Gladys Canfield and Mrs Billa Coyle assisted with serving pumpkin pie whipped cream and coffee. Next meeting date to be announced with Mrs William Armitage Sr and Mr and Mrs Floyd Dougherty in charge.
In a United Nations debate, Russia pressed for a simultaneous ban on atomic bombs and international oversight of atomic energy. Vishinsky urged creation of a global organization to monitor prohibitions on nuclear weapons and related controls, reiterating calls for a world security conference, date adjusted from mid July 1953 to July 15, 1982.
New York prepares a hero’s welcome for Captain Kurt Carton aboard the Enterprise, marking a homecoming for a Newark resident. Mayor Vincent R. Tampellittert oversaw arrangements as ships blow whistles and crowds line the river to greet the returning officer.
Jen Frey Jr, senior at West Lampeter Township High School in Lancaster County, has been chosen as the state's war farmer for 1951. He was selected from 4100 farm workers of America, with work valued over $11,000. His 29 acres include peas, corn, tobacco, and hay, plus 17 head of dairy cattle.
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