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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1951
Page
5
Report of wartime diplomacy outlines Communist and UN differences on conference terms. Key issues include neutral conference area, free movement for delegates and press, and timing to resume talks. Reds oppose unconditional press access. UN insists on inclusion of news personnel as UN delegation.
Miss Rose Marie Munn daughter of Mrs. Hazel Munn of 258 West Frederick street became the bride of Joseph Anthony Amoroso son of Mr. and Mrs. John Amoroso of 216 Sherman street in a 10 a m nuptial mass at the chapel of St. Thomas. Rev. Francis J. Graves officiated as flowers graced the altar. The bride wore a white frosted street length dress with aqua blue accessories and a white rose corsage. Best man was Tony Amoroso. A three tiered wedding cake and flowers topped the breakfast at the bride’s mother’s home. Out of town guests hailed from Bradford and Exie. The newlyweds plan to reside at 209 Spring street.
Composers Howard Hanson and Norman Dello Joio feature at Chautauqua next week as the Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra performs Dello Joio Variations Chaconne and Finale under Franco Autori with Dello Joio’s works and Bloch Scherzo Fantasque in eastern premiere. Ida Krehm plays Bloch eastern premiere. Mischa Mischakoff performs Beethoven Concerto. National Federation of Music Clubs attendees and special Gershwin event add to a week of concerts and guest conductors.
Next Tuesday members of the Hospitality Club and their husbands are invited to a tureen supper at the East Main street home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Taggart. Mrs. W. A. Redmond heads the committee with helpers including Max Tarpart, Mrs. Louis Valentine, Mrs. Tony Tenge Douglas, Mrs. J. H. Heerlein, and Mrs. John Mast. Dinner is served for 7 6 2 0 o'clock and a social evening follows. Attendees should bring a tureen dish and their own table service.
The Corry B U B Church group of W.S.W.S. attended Camp Findley Friday for a Bible conference. Forty three ladies joined the trip and heard talks by Rev. Fred Brandhauer, missionary to China, and Dr. Ralph M Holdeman, Church School director. An afternoon offering supported Miss Ethel King, missionary to Kentucky. The next meeting is August 8 at the homes of Mrs. Ray Heagle and Mrs. Lynn Campbell will lead.
Mr and Mrs Vincent Clark of 314 South Center Street welcomed a baby boy yesterday at Corry Hospital. The birth adds joy to the Clark family and family members celebrate the new arrival.
A West Frederick street gathering hosted by the Johnson Brothers bowling team saw Corry Locker team members entertained. Surprise prizes from the State Bowling Tournament in Wilkes-Barre were announced: John Dubrosky earned $15.40, Robert Williams $6, and Raymond Clark $5. The two local teams enjoyed cards and refreshments during the social evening.
At Camp Findley last evening Amici Bible Glass of the B A B Church held a picnic supper with Mr and Mrs Elbert Bush and Suy Bennick serving on the committee. After a bountiful meal the group attended the tabernacle service and adjourned to meet again on August 10 with Mr and Mrs Floyd Dougherty and Mr and Mrs Thomas Reed named to serve on the committee for the next session.
The 4 H extension office plans a picnic July 19 at Wilder Field Irvine starting 11 a m. It invites all home economics and agricultural club members with parents and friends. Clubs are urged to plan what each member brings. Picnic tables and drinking water are provided. W Jeffries of the 4 H office at Pennsylvania State College will supervise games.
The item highlights rayon jersey fabric that keeps its shape after wear and wash, with colorful petals and ethereal colors. It lists sizes 32 to 38 and notes charming lace trim as a key feature.
Attendance reached 12000 as Sadie Knight and Hugh Thompson headlined a concert on Wednesday evening. Soloists include Richmond Gale on Con moto in F and Rhapsody in Blue, plus Marjorie Gordon performing Porgy and Bess excerpts. Saturday features Marjorie Prescott and Charles Lancaster in an All Wagner program. Towers on San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge rise 746 feet.
Mr and Mrs William B Cochran of Bear Lake announce the engagement of their eldest daughter Ruth Adair Cochran to Frank J Savko son of Mrs Anna Savko and the late Frank Savko Miss Cochran attended Panama Central School and graduated last June She is now employed at the National Worsted Mill at Falconer Mr Savko graduated from Sorry High School in 1949 and is employed at the Blackstone Corporation in Jamestown The wedding will take place this fall.
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