Olin Wear Outl. First Elphia 3 to a 920
Olin suffered a loss as Elphia posted a 3 to 0 victory, with the score tally showing 920 in a key round. Officials noted the late sprint by Elphia clinching the win.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1953
Page
5
Olin suffered a loss as Elphia posted a 3 to 0 victory, with the score tally showing 920 in a key round. Officials noted the late sprint by Elphia clinching the win.
A Superior Court jury awarded Yale University graduate John Dickson of Butler Pennsylvania $14000 for injuries from a 1950 reunion balcony fall at Yale. He had originally sued for $40000 claiming thigh hip eye and brain injuries with potential lasting disability.
The Washington School Parent-Teacher Association held a meeting at the school with films How To Catch A Cold and tuberculosis information. A study circle will meet at Mrs Arthur Martins on Mead Avenue Tuesday at 7 30 p m with Founders Day plans to be discussed at the February 19 gathering at the school.
Women’s Relief Corps No 49 gathered at TOOF Hall for a tureen dinner and January birthday honors. Florence Bates presided as president and Mrs. KD Brown installed officers for 858, naming Merle Lane as president and welcoming Loretta Belden as a new member. A quilting party and luncheon are planned January 29 at Mrs Maneley Robbins Sr.’s home. next meeting is February 5 at IOOF Hall.
The Women’s Society of World Service at Evangelical United Brethren Church met at the parsonage for a routine business session led by Mrs. Gerald Bagley. They reported 16.95 in CARE packages sent to Korea and heard from Mrs. J Hal Smith about Africa missions with a letter from Dr. Ziegler. The next session will be at Mrs. Bagley’s home on East Drying Street February 11. Refreshments followed adjournment.
Mrs. Omar Crowell hosted Spencer Ladies Aid at her R D 3 home for sixteen members. A noon turkey dinner was served, guests Maude Darrow and Line Proctor attended, and under president Mrs. Carl Fullom the group voted to donate 10 to the March of Dimes. Letters from Quincy Orphanage and Salvation Army were read. They sewed quilt blocks and planned to meet February 19 with Mrs Ralph Balley of R 3.
Twin daughters arrived Wednesday at WCA Hospital Jamestown to Mr and Mrs Maynard Dameatt of Clymer. The event marks a joyful addition to the Dameatt household with both infants reported in good health.
Theodore Hubley wins the first all winter duplicate tournament session held Wednesday in the Garden Room of the VW Post. Luke E. Graham and Mix Philip Young finish second and third, with 11.5 tables competing using the Mitchell system.
The VFW Ladies Auxiliary held a meeting in the Garden Room with 15 members present. Berdeny McGraw led the session as the group voted to donate 10 to Zem Zem Hospital and to the department hospital. A social time followed before adjournment to February 8.
Mrs. Mary Stafford entertained Neighborhood Club members last evening at her West Smith street home. Bingo prizes went to Mrs. Ruth Weidner and Mrs. William Haetiel. The hostess served boiled potatoes hot rolls pickles coffee and cake. Mrs. Lyle Shreve was honored for her birthday with a gift from her secret sister. Next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Shreve of Essex street on February.
State Employment Service honored Philip R. McCray who recently resigned to join Comy Jamestown Mis Corp. A party last evening at Deeread tn featured 4:30 dinner. Attendees included Paul J. Housley Mrs Reginald Covey Mrs Robert Watraus and Miss Julia Zepka with remarks from Mr Hicesley and a farewell gift from the group.
Mrs Vennis Follett of South Center street entertained at her home last evening at a Vanishing party for the Quarry Memorial Hospital Auxiliary benefit. Four tables of cards were in play and the awards were won by Mrs Arnold Seastead Mrs Russell Glenn Raymond Seastead and Howard Ross. The hostess served light refreshments later in the evening. Future party hostesses include Mrs Robert Grice Mrs Fred Abs Mrs Glenn Mrs Howard Ross Mrs Raymond Seastead and Mrs Arnold Seastead.
Twenty five members of the Brockenstraw Valley Chapter Laughters of the American Revolution met yesterday afternoon at Emmanuel Episcopal Church for a planning session. Regent Meg J. K. Clair presided as members shared current events and arranged refreshments for a tea style upcoming event.
The Women of the Moose held a meeting last evening in the lodge rooms with four new candidates initiated. Senior regent Mrs. Leland Wilcox chaired, and Mrs. Donald Gates received an award. The child care committee provided refreshment, and the judge members will reconvene on February 5.
Mrs. Roger Brown entertained her contract bridge group on Erick Street with two tables in play. Mrs. James Laws Mrs. George Orcutt and Miss Harriett Colegrove won awards. Salad refreshments followed and the group will meet again in two weeks with Mrs. Orcutt.
Miss Hildur Nystrom, a teller at Union National Bank in McKeesport, was found innocent of misapplying 5000 dollars from Otto Dahlan's account. The jury considered 35 counts in the indictment. she testified the discrepancy arose from clerical errors and mechanical banking practices. She faced FBI arrest on July 20.
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