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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1953
Page
5
Pittsburgh reports the Universal Cyclops Steel Corpers are on a five day suspension starting August affecting 200 workers. The strike continues as no negotiations are set and employees remain off the job at the Bridgeville facility on Sunday.
Society notes announce an open house for the golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. W. Loveland at 427 ing street next Sunday from 2 to 6 PM and 7 to 10 PM planned by their daughters Mrs Niels Loret sel and Mrs Joseph Brigkie.
A birthday party was held yesterday for Judy Gentilman with 29 children and their mothers attending. The event ran from 2 to 5 pm with games, treats, and gifts, hosted by Mrs. T. AL Paver and Mrs. George Hopkins. Guests from out of town included families from Columbus Whitsburg and Greenbrier.
A party honoring Mrs Walter Darnofall was held last evening at the summer cottage of Mr and Mrs Arthur Crowell on Chautauqua Lake Phewsate. A plenis supper was served on the lawn at 730 pm Favoys wore phates colored baskets of nannies Cards were enjoyed and plans were announced to Mrs Frank Ferry and My William Rarndall Before the close the group presented Mrs Darnofall with lovely gifts
Miss Elizabeth Rogers hosted a luncheon at Corry Country Club for a group of friends yesterday at 1 PM. Card games followed with bridge awards won by Mrs. Don Kintaid, Mrs. Eleanor Mead, and Mrs. Harald K. Powell. out of town guests included Mrs. William Blackman and Miss Kalleyn Bright of Findley Lake.
The Women's Relief Corps held its annual picnic at Mead Park last evening with 23 members and families attending. Mrs. K De Brown and a committee served a tureen dinner at 6 o'clock followed by cards and games. The next WRC meeting is an afternoon session at TOOF Hall on August 5th.
Mrs William Dahl was honored at a Tazewell party hosted by associates of the Raymond Mig Co The Corry Country Club provided dinner for 22 with a social evening following Mrs Dahl received a presentation and gift from friends
NF Club members visited Mrs. A. A. Merker at her Columbus cottage on Wednesday for a pleasant social afternoon. In the evening a bolungful picnic supper was served and Mrs. Walter Auer won the prize during the samba interlude. They plan another picnic at Mead Park in two weeks.
In Hechingen Germany the Hohenzollern crown jewels valued at over 100000 dollars were stolen overnight from the family castle. Police report the missing items include a golden table set with spoon fork fruit dish and cup presented by Queen Victoria to Kaiser Wilhelm at his christening.
President Eisenhower will attend a six or more fund raising party in Hershey Pennsylvania on October 13. The White House confirmed the invitation from Pennsylvania Republican leaders and Mrs Eisenhower will accompany the President. Organizers expect about 6 000 attendees to contribute to the state Republican campaign chest.
French aircraft and bombers pressed heavy attacks around Hanoi and Hoa Binh targeting Viet Minh supply convoys and communications as authorities chase the elusive Vietminh leader. Key strikes also hit Tuyen Quang 70 miles north of Hanoi and surrounding corridors.
Justice Department reports two more Communist party functionaries captured in a wave of arrests in the Philadelphia area. Tryin Kai, 35, and Sim Gobelot, 44, were taken in Atlantic City by FBI agents as six total arrests were made in Philadelphia and New Jersey this week. Warrants issued by U.S. Commissioner Henry Carr led to transfer for arraignment in Philadelphia.
Theodore Streibert a New York radio executive is named to run the proposed U S Information Agency as it takes over the International Information Administration tasks from the State Department. The move follows his former role as Mutual Broadcasting System chair. The agency will absorb Voice of America and related operations while the Metal Security Agency faces a final day of life unless a late signoff changes.
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