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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1950
Page
5
President Truman and cabinet discuss home-front issues in a 4th-minute session. Vice President Barkley says all phases of economic controls were covered in general terms. Conferees indicate Baruch’s mobilization plan was only mentioned visually and not pursued.
Corry diary notes Thursday afternoon's Cory Country Club Ladies Day with 20 members and guests. Mrs C W Bracken led the event with elegant table settings while Mrs Ell Ames and Miss Tsubetle McCloughin wore stylish gowns. Cards and bridge favored McCloughin and others. next event set for August 10 with Leavis as chair. Many locals, trips, and visits across Erie, Williamsville, and Cleveland are listed.
The Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra will present a program featuring Tadeusz Kassern's work debut and Morlon Gould's Concerto for Orchestra. Soloists Mischa Mischakoff and Hortense Mischakoff violin, Anthony Bianco bass, Arno Mariotti oboe, Forrest Sindiey horn. conductors Edward Murphy and arrangements of Bach. The program closes with Gould's concerto and a Bach encore marking the 200th anniversary of the composer. A second ensemble, the Chautauqua Student Symphony, will perform at 4:40 PM Saturday.
A Wednesday evening Harbor Half Social attracted over 100 attendees at the community house on County Gite. Mrs. Russell Clare announced program acts including solos by Shirley Hall and Leonard Sissons, readings, and a talent list led by Keith Fralick. Prizes went to several couples, a cream cake and coffee were served, and about six dollars was raised for the aid treasury.
Plank Hand Club members and 17 guests held a social afternoon yesterday at Mrs. Lawrence Miller’s Crippen Road home. Various games were played with prizes won by Mrs. Jack Raymond Mrs. Walter Hil and Mrs. Berk Volk. Refreshments of chiffon cake and coffee were served. The group plans to meet again in September.
The Women’s Relief Corps held a family picnic at Mead Park last evening with about 45 attendees. A dinner at six o’clock featured a skit and hall games provided entertainment. the next corps meeting is planned at the O. H. Hall.
A son was born this morning at Gerry Hospital to Mr and Mrs Warrell Fargo of Columbus. Mrs Fargo, formerly Patricia Wilkinson, is the mother.
Mrs Geéngre Mules Weir entertained at Mulderick Home on East Washington Avenue. Guests included Mr and Mrs Pichels Slattery and 12 guests attended. The hostess served coffee, smekles, and Lake filmwinny refreshments as the party proceeded.
A housewarming party at the Bennett residence honored Ithel Mine, Barney Borinest, and the new manager at the Naat ntonti. Guests from East sLcueb ham and local attendees enjoyed a formal evening with an entertainment segment and a dense course meal.
A Mrs John Lloyd hosted a party at her Shady Avenue home honoring Mes Jack Lloyd. Yellow and blue decor framed a center table with a trout centerpiece. Guests enjoyed games, contests, and prizes won by several attendees while gifts and a corsage were presented to the guest of honor. Local out of town guests included Mrs Dufford Plass and family from Columbus.
Sugar Grove Garden Club met at Mead Park on a Wednesday social gathering. President Mrs Andrew Laidell led a brief meeting after which members toured the Blale Fist Hatchery. Mrs Fpinens Dowd and Miss FA Schoonover organized the event with other aides.
A Sunday School group honored Mrs. Marion Way with a surprise birthday party hosted by Mrs. Gart Marsh. Attendees included Mrs. Frank Bayle, Mrs. Harold Bemis, and several others who shared salads sandwiches and coffee. The guest received two decorated cakes and gifts, with many named attendees listed.
A community club held a social gathering at Med Park with five members and their families attending. A ham dinner was served at 7 p.m. and attendees included Ray AtcCay, Murle Huntley, and Everpit Blingquiat. The program featured James Wit contests, shows, and a planned children’s activity segment.
Tidioute Grange hosted a spring program at Spring Creek highlighting local groups. The event featured readings and numbers, with a plan for continued visits and a later continuation tonight.
A social afternoon in Columbus featured Mrs Lyle Gifford and guests including Mrs A A Marker and Mets Arthis Bapiin. The event at Merkur parhure included names like Mrs Fre Onenos and Mrs Lynfnrd Chast, with a bridal shower for Tovenl bride Wilts Awshower and refreshments later.
Pittsburgh Pirates manager Billy Meyer plans to consult team physician Dr. Sidney Gaynon in New York on a back issue ahead of a game against the Phillies. The illness or injury could affect lineup as experts assess prognosis and availability for this matchup.
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