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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1951

Page

5

Found Dead in Ellwood City Man Poised by Stove

Andrew Mesko 65 was found dead in his Ellport home yesterday in a chair near a lighted stove. A verdict of accidental death by carbon monoxide poisoning was issued. Pittsburgh police note the patrol of downtown streets by military police resumes for the first time since World War II. Captain N R Karicher of the Arm Provost Marshal reports 100 MPs mustered for duty across western Pennsylvania’s 26 counties.

Ellwood Gity Andrew Mesko Ellport Coxorier Robert Dambachsit) Mesko P'S Pittsburgh Arma N. R. Karicher Pennsylvania

PTA Meeting Highlights at Local School and Scout Programs

Clifton Howard discussed Wilt on Red Cross activities during a Thursday Junior High PTA meeting at the school. Mrs. Frank Graft’s grade 4 received the attendance award. The PTA set April 26 as the annual meeting date with committees for general chairmanship, program, refreshments, decorations, and finds. A March 21 minstrel show by Cub Scout Troop 116 and Brownie Troop 173 featured songs and puppet acts, including America, Brownie Smile Song, Bowll rounds, and Campfire Songs.

Clifton Howard PTA Frank Graft Anual Pta Donald Higgins Roger Brown Reon McElroy Raymerich Arthu Cochran Charles Parkhurst Cub Scouts Brownie Puls Carl Cussett Eugenie Davis America Wille Coral Sir Gullahad Dirks Linda Parbell Ram Lassie World ‘Telegram

Birthday Party For William Turner Turns 12

William Turner celebrated his twelfth birthday with a party hosted by his mother Mrs Clayton Turner of North Celister street. About 10 children attended and gifts were exchanged. Prizes for games went to Grace Bagley Doris Johnson Charles Scott Carlton Purdy and James Krone. Other guests included Roger Lansberry Lois Rhodes Sandra Cochran and Susan McEnay.

Wiliam Turner Clayton Turner North Cesiter Street Gace Bagley Doris Johnson Charles Scott Carlton Purdy James Krone Roger Lansberry Lois Rhodes Sandra Cochran Susan McEnay Tuyner

Thriller Showing At Erie Playhouse The Man Opens

The Man a psychological murder thriller by Mel Dinnelli opened last Tuesday at the Erie Playhouse for a two week run through March 10. Directed by Henderson Forsythe the production stars Jocelyn Lagin and John Vaughn, both familiar faces to local Playhouse patrons.

Erie Playhouse Mel Dinnelli Marehloth Henderson Forsythe Jocelyn Lagin John Vaughn Playhouse

Kindergarten Class Visits Ticket Station Experience

The children of Mrs Kurt Leeds Kindergarten class visited the railroad station yesterday to study transportation. They learned how to purchase a ticket for a train trip and watched the early morning train load and unload baggage with interest.

Kurt Leeds

Local social notes from Corry Erie and surrounding towns

Boston visitors Joseph Levin and M R Cowan attend National Office Furniture Association convention in Chicago after a Corry Jamestown Manufacturing Corp visit. Families travel to Daytona Beach Ridgway NJ Cleveland and Florida for weddings and weekends with multiple residents visiting Erie and Meadville for events and holidays.

Joseph T. Levin M. R. Cowan Boston Corry Bonita Thom B. B. Mosier Maple Avenue Cleveland Mildred Jenkins Meadville Julia Ficcardi Heleth Matuz Erie Kermit Mewes John Mooney Florida Jean Shreve Patsy Skinner Franklin Street Clarion State Teachers College Fas Betty Cober Butler Mary Ellen Weeks Sligo Marjorie Dible Verona

Women's Civic Club Votes Charity Donations

The Women's Civic Club voted two donations for Corry Memorial Hospital Fund and to Patty Farrington Hind at yesterday's meeting held at Mrs. H R Manlees home with 14 members present. Mrs. L R Houghtling presided. A quilt raffle will be at a bake sale on Friday March 16 at Frana Furniture Store. Tickets are on sale through members. One new member Mrs Harold Skinner was welcomed. The club will meet next on March 1 at the Rod and Gun Club.

Corry Memorial Hospital Fund Patty Farrington Hind Women's Civic Club L. R. Houghtling Meadville H.R. Man Lees Frana Furniture Store Harold Skinner Rod and Gun Club

Harbor Half Ladies Aid Meets for All Day Session

Mrs Earl Chelton hosted Harbor Half Ladies Aid at her R D 1 home Thursday for an all day meeting. Twenty five members attended including president Mrs Chelton. Devotional led by Mrs Lows Jewell followed a noon dinner and business session. Members will sew items to sell at a future bazaar and the next meeting is set for April 5 with location to be announced.

Harbor Half Ladies’ Aid Earl Chelton Harbor Half Ladies Aid Chelton Lows Jewell Vert Chelton Edgar Miller Louis Jewell Oscar Vance Jane Whittaker

Corry High School Stage Delivers Cannibal Queen Encore

Junior class members earned praise for planning and presenting The Cannibal Queen at Corry High School. A full house heard the tale of a professor nephew and a cannibal queen from the Solomon Islands. Lucius Long actor Paul Suchar and Marsha McLean as the queen’s fiancée drew special notice. The cast honored director Philip Logal with a parting lift after Friday’s show.

Corry High School Solomon Islands Paul Suchar Lucius Long Marsha McLean Philip +logal

State Line Club Names New Officers

The Independence Club of State Line met at Mrs. Alton Huntley's home with eight members and one guest, electing officers. Mrs William Bensink became president and Mrs Donald Bensink secretary and treasurer. A social hour followed with birthday celebration for Mrs Wilbur Gamp and a cake salad ice cream and coffee refreshment.

State Line Club Independence Club of State Line Alton Huntley Melvin Vanderhoff William Bensink Donald Bensink Van= Jocinott Wilbur Gamp

Mrs Robert Pitt Honored At Columbus Church Event

Mrs Robert Pitt was honored with a surprise party for her birthday after a Sunday school teachers meeting at the Columbus church. Held at Rev Jordan Coles home the event followed routine business and was attended by 12 persons who enjoyed sandwiches pickles birthday cake and coffee.

Robert Pitt Columbus Church Jordan Cole

Seafood Dinner for 100 at Elks Club Tonight

A Gélicious and bountiful repast of seafood was served to 100 local B P O Elks lodge members at the North Center street clubroom last evening. Serving began at 6 o clock and the menu included shrimp cocktail steamed clams lobster baked potatoes Italian bread dry sherry and coffee.

B. P.O. Elks Lodge North Center Street

Inquisitors Club Hears Pension Talk

The Inquisitors' Club held its regular monthly meeting at the LO.O.F. Hall with male Raymond plant employees in attendance. Ralph Carroll presided as nominations were made for new officers. E. W. Feldt, Raymond plant general manager, reviewed the 1938 pension plan history, described current provisions, discussed problems, and outlined future expectations. Refreshments followed as the group adjourned to reconvene April 6.

Inquisitors' Club Raymond Plant Lo.o F. Hall Ralph Carroll E.W. Feldt Feldt

Hoover's Stand 15 Praised by Eccles

Marriner Eccles, Federal Reserve Board member, opposed Hoover's stance on European land forces, branding the policy as dangerous. He urged the United States to pursue air and sea supremacy with British aid, arguing Russia could not be defeated on land and warning of economic and military peril.

Chicago Hoover Europe Marriner Ecclles Federal Reserve Board Eccles Hoover-Sen. Tait Ohio Russia Eeeles Executives Club of Hoe United States

Morals charge found in error in Erie

Judge Burton ruled the indictment against Edward Motz for soliciting minor children to prostitution was potentially flawed for using the word attempting to solicit. Laub and Evans raised doubts, and the case may be quashed with Motz released on bond pending further action. A second item notes new mammal finds in Great Smoky Mountains National Park in Tennessee.

Erie Burton. R. Lah Edward Motz Laub Atic Elmer Evans Mets Dates Quisenberry Tite Laub Herbert Johnson Laub Metz Johnson Enbioe* Mets West Virginia Great Smoky Mountains National Park Tennessee

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