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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1952

Page

5

Party Honors Corry Jamestown Associates

The local staff party honored four associates in a small office ceremony due to bad weather. Guests included Miss Barbari Bettes, Miss Freda Low who will be married soon, Mrs. Howard Goodwill recently married, and Mrs. Robert Williams who received a baby gift. A supper followed for attendees.

Corry-Jamestown Tlm Mead Park Barbari Bettes Freda Low Howard Goodwill Robert Williams

Visitors and Travelers Fill Local Homes This Week

A long list of visiting relatives and guests arrives in Wesleyville and nearby towns. Twin brothers Thomas and Timothy Sullivan stay with grandmother Mrs Sullivan on West Congress Street, while many others travel from Peoria Chicago Philadelphia Washington D C and beyond to visit family. Local residents attend gatherings and plan trips to Cleveland Coral Gables and Erie for brief stays and events.

Thomas Timothy Sullivan Carl Sullivan Wesleyville West Congress Street Fred Trébes Erle Alfred East Smith Street Peoria Chicago Maxwell Devereaux Wayne Street Devereux Familly Jamestonham Willian Paul Kenmore Howard Knox Buller Sheldon Paw Clarendon Evelyn Weldner Helen Wetmore Ashtabula Henry Weld C.N. Jones Mendavelle Philadelphia Alice Rehmell Washington, D.C Gary Bennett West Smith Street Albert M. Krebs Cleveland Krebs Frank Buebner Spartansburg John Stright Margaret Wilson Limimer William Stright East Main Street WT Johnston Panama Canal Zone Robert Sullivan West ‘South Street Hugh O'Hare Gibsonburs Oho John Lind Malifek TF. M. Raymond Marjorie Peck Frank Hammond State Line Coral Gables Fla Harold Mart Frances Batt Norma Batt William Bath Robert Hurlbut Elmburs Richard Hurlbut Wright Street FS. Austin W. W. Walterhouse Tha Austin Esther Jones K. R. Benson W. Pitt Gifford Erie Yes— Terdey County Council of Republican Women

Mrs Olson Honored At Stork Shower Party

Mrs Ivan Downey hosted a 4 stork shower in honor of Mrs Robert Olson at the Daynay home on Wayne Street. Hostesses included Mrs Delmar Lundeen Mrs Howard VanTassel and Mrs Rean McBlay. Twenty guests attended with games prizes gifts and a pink and green decor theme. A lunch with gelatin salad wafers soft drinks and decorated cakes followed the evening.

Robert Olson Ivan Downey Stork

VanKeuren Westfall Wedding at Irvine Methodist Church

Reverend C C Ross officiated the July ceremony uniting Miss Joy King and Miss Joyce King? Actually bride Miss Byrlyn Westfall and Arthur Lee VanKeuren in a blue dolphinius setting. Attendants included Val Jean Shaw and Frank Mitchell. Reception for 73 guests at Lyle Westfall home with a three tier cake. They will reside at 415 King Street after a brief wedding.

VanKeuren-Westfall Irvine C.C. Ross Irvine Methodist Church Yarriage Byerlyn Winnifred Westfall Leonard Westfall Tidbute Arthur Lee van Keuren Royal VanKeurett Joyce King Lyle Westfall Chandlers Valley Warren Youngsville Tidiouse Corry Erie Pittsburgh Binghamton Clymer King Street

NE Sewing Club Meets At Mrs Walter Auer Home

Mrs Walter Auer of East Smith Street hosted the NE Sewing Club gathering last evening with visiting and card games. Before adjournment a candied dessert course was served. Mrs Harry Alexander will host in two weeks at her Mott Street home.

NF Sewing Club Walter Auer East Smiit Street NE Sewing Club Harry Alexander Mott Street

Nazarene Church Group Holds Missionary Society Meeting

The Nazarene Church Missionary Society met at the Bailey home on West Washington Street Extension last evening. Mrs. Bailey led the routine business session with 35 members present. The remainder of the evening was social and the next meeting date will be announced.

C. M. Bailey West Washington Street Missionary Society of the Church of the Nazarene

Newborns in Corry Area Born at Memorial Hospital

Sony Larry Bruce was born July 1 to Mr and Mrs Vern Allen of Wellsville formerly Corry residents. A son born this morning to Mr and Mrs Albert Wotts of 141 Worth Street with Mrs Wotts formerly Dorothy Sarnickt. A daughter born early today to Mr and Mrs Donald Thomas of 527 Second Avenue at Corry Memorial Hospital.

A Sony Larry Bruce Vern Allen Wellsville Corry Corry Memorial Hospital Albert Wotts Worth Street Wotts Dorothy Sarnickt Donald Thomas Second Avenue

Mayville Birthday Party Honors John Burgess

John Burgess son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Burgess of East South street was honored with a birthday party yesterday at Mayville Park. Nine guests swam and played games then enjoyed a noon picnic lunch at a pavilion. Attendees included Carolyn Burgess Donald Carroll David Lillie Terry Carroll James Loveland David Taylor and the Burgesses. An extra treat was given at Gornish’s on the way home.

Mayville John Burgess Arthur Burgess East South Street Mayville Park Carolyn Burgess Donald Garroll David Lillie Terry Carroll James Loveland David Taylor

Duplicate Bridge Winners at Ward Game

Last evening seven tables took part in a duplicate bridge session at the ward play. Winners included Nunny and South with Mrs C J Delaney and Mrs J Tobbs as teams. East was Mrs R H Geddi and Miss Lerfey. West Mr Frank Graft and Bautel Kambe. other participants included Mrs Morgan Ge verly. Reservations for next week’s ward game will be observed.

VEW Post Nunny C. J. Delaney J.( Tobb Harris Effie Halcomb Robert Ott Jr East Aid West R. H Geddi Mish ‘Telle Lerf

Columbus Ladies Aid Sets Picnic Date at Mead Park

The Columbus Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Paul Trisket’s home with 18 members present. They set the Sunday School and church picnic for July 17 at Mead Park and discussed old clothing repairs for overseas sendings. A routine session noted the recent alumn banquet and an August 13 gathering.

Columbus Church Columbus Ladies Aid Paul Mead Park

Lutheran Aid Societies Meet at Chautauqua Lake

A large gathering of the Ladies Aid and Missionary Society of St. Pauls Lutheran Church met yesterday at A Hillstroms summer home on Chautauqua Lake. A 1 oclock motting pool and social afternoon followed routine business discussions. Dinner was served and the group set August 18 as the next meeting date.

Chautauqua Mis A. Hillstrom Ladies Aid and Missionary Society of St. Paul's

Club Social Gathering Honors J Rudnard At Blunt Home

A Saturday party at the Blunt home on Johnson Street honored J Rudnard, age five. Richare oiwune hosted the event with Mireon friends in attendance. Prizes for games went to Borie Hulfest, dudy Milispay, Theresa Tamehe, and Mite Leslie Ann Lopas.

Richare Oiwune Aft Weigan Hay J. Rudnard Blunt Johnson Borie Hulfest Dudy Milispay Theresa "Tamehe Mite Leslie Ann Lopas Servino Lee Wreamr Cmup Richard

Presbyterian Picnic At Mead Park Draws Large Turnout

More than 160 people gathered at Mead Park yesterday for First Presbyterian Church activities afternoon program games and a baseball game for men A hearty tureen supper ice cream cones and soft drinks were served Lawrence Davison served as chief organizer of the event.

Presbyterian Church Wressn First Presbyterian Chweh Mead Park Fwrence Davison Charman

Juvenile Grange Meeting Reported in Corry

A routine Corry Juvenile Grange No. 259 meeting was held Saturday at TOOF Hall with Worthy Matron Patricia Lewis presiding. A candidate was initiated and members presented recitations a playlet and the showy retirement of the slay. The group adjourned to meet again on July 19. The article notes brief references to early Christian times and dietary fasting.

Corry Toof Hall Patricia Lewis Wewin

PUC studies plea as Bell rate hike eyed

Harrisburg reports the Public Utility Commission considers dismissing a proposed $31 per 10,000 Bell Telephone rate hike for Pennsylvania. The company seeks to supply additional data while a five year onset study is debated. Pittsburgh city solicitor Arne X Alpert requests delay and further hearings. Bell Telephone attorney Clarence W. Miles argues extra data would burden and delay the case.

PUC Harrisburg Bell Telephone Cp Pennsylvania Uynilexis Arne X Alpert Pittsburgh Bell Telephone PUG William Grovelagh Bell Bells Clarence W. Miles

Eisenhower Surges In GOP Nomination Lead In Georgia

Eisenhower expands lead in the GOP race as Georgia ballots yield 4 delegate votes for Eisenhower, Taft receives 2, and one unpledged. Texas victory boosts Eisenhower to 43 votes while Taft lingers with five. Breeden and others indicate Taft support slipping further. The partisan divide shows Eisenhower edging toward the nomination with incomplete results still to be tallied.

Eisenhower Georgia Varliey Taft Bredents L Bistower Lone Star State Raft Anl

Stassen Seeks Support as Nomination Contention Intensifies

Uniforms and former Governor Herold K Stassen of Minnesota courted lawmakers as Senator Knowland warned California may stay seven votes behind Warren. Stassen held promised talks with Taft and Eisenhower, denied plans to withdraw, and analysts noted Warren or Slussen could tilt the race toward Eisenhower if they align.

Herold K. Stasseni Minnesota Willan Knowland Porter California Warren Ax Eine Stassen

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