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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1952

Page

5

Revised Area Milk Price Set At $5.60 Per Hundredweight

New York area fluid milk price raised to $5.60 per hundredweight amid updated index methodology. Dr. G. J. Blandford notes the adjustment reflects a revised index base and factors including wholesale prices, supply and demand, seasonality, and Bureau of Labor Statistics methodology changes.

New York New York Metropolitan G. J. Blandford Department of Agriculture Blanford Bureau of Labor Statistics

Undefined fragment prompts historic notice summary

A fragmented OCR item mentions terms like Iran Corsair and Visreny with scattered references to a recorder or committee, but readable facts are minimal. No clear event, date, or named organization emerges beyond assorted acronyms and garbled wording.

Potts Added To Ballot In 24th District GOP Primary

Harmishurg Maron 3 George W Potts Bradford was reinstated to the April 32nd primary as a Republican delegate candidate from the 24rd Congressional District. Potts will be the last of five names on the ballot with other candidates drawn last Thursday.

Harmishurg Maron George W. Potts Bradford 24Rd Potts

Local Society Notes Highlight Weekend Visits and Parties

Seer Guth, daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Guth, hosted a party with ten guests on Saturday. Birthdays, gifts, and party foods were noted. Many residents, including Mrs Helen Craker and family, Mr and Mrs Bradley Lines, and others, reported weekend visits, travel to Florida, and community events.

Helen Craker Jack Judy Erie Robert Walte North Coulter Street Bradley Lines Colombis Scranton Mi Lines Brokena Tray Parish Marilyn Denton University of Pittsburgh Liberty Street Harold Grape J. Nevdham Leg Hoylen Aula Pigennoll Robert Sanders Irene Clppel Florida Clyde Wels Edwardsville Til G. W. Bracken Norby Center Street Weis Robert Shipman Honnie Akeon Shipman George Gordon East Church Street Cpl Eugene Graham Car Kilmer L. ©. Graham West Congress Street Ethel Spencer Adrian Sorenson Misa Thelma Sorenson T. R. Sorenson David ‘Spencer June Waterhouse Thellma State Teachers College Pittsburgh Maxwell Devereux Wayne Street Devereaux Robert Johnson Warren Frederick P. Grantham Pittburgh Willan Johnson Betty Low Bask Trying Street

Juvenile Grange Officers Elected At Orly Grange No 45

Officers were elected for a Juvenile Grange at Orly Grange No 45 meeting held Saturday evening at the I O F Hall Worthy Master Marian Humphrey led the business session. Installation set for April 3 by the Edinboro degree team with Mrs Wilma Herrmann. Patricia Lewis master Cynthia Darling overseer Jeffry Baldwin secretary Athin Wester steward Alan Dingfelder assistant steward Wilma McCray chaplain Audrey Lewis treasurer Eileen Humphrey secretary Gerald Darling gate keeper Blaine Wester Ceres Sandra Lewis Pomona Jos Dingfelder Flora Janet Humphrey lady assistant steward. New officers include Mrs H D Hapin juvenile matron Leonard Swanson patron and Mrs Howard Dingfelder publicity reporter. Erie County Tuberculosis Association presented a chest x-ray program by David McHenry urging everyone to take advantage of the opportunity. Pomona Grange to meet Lake Shore Grange March 18. next regular meeting March 18 with a pie social after the business meeting. Refreshments served.

Orly Marian Humphrey Edinboro Wilma Herrmann Patricia Lewis Cynthia Darling Jeffry Baldwin Athin Wester Alan Dingfelder Wilma McCray Audrey Lewis Eileen Humphrey Gerald Darling Blaine Wester Ceres Sandra Lewis Pomona Jos Dingfelder Flora Janet Humphrey H. D. Hapin Leonard Swanson Howard Dingtelder Erie County Tuberculosis Association David McHenry Pomona Grange Lake Shore Grange Home Economics Committee

Birthday Party For Nancy Jane Whipple Observed

Miss Nancy Jane Whipple celebrated her ninth birthday with a party hosted by her mother Mrs Marion Whipple at 718 East. Nineteen friends attended and prizes were won by Susanne Wilcox Vern and Larry Davis. Refreshments included sandwiches cake ice cream and cocoa.

Wues Faiticm Guin Joseph Guth Snyder Circle Phyllis Killock Judith Bachemner Patrick Nancy Jane Whipple Marion Whipple East Sleet Nancy Jane Susanne Wilcox Vern Larry Davis Miss Whipple

Miss Janet Soety to marry Richard Smith

Mrs. Marion Soety announces the engagement of her daughter Janet to Richard S. Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Felix Smith. Janet is a Union City High School graduate employed at F. C. Chapin and Son Store. Richard attended Corr schools, served three years in the Navy, and works at Aero Supply Mfg. Co. The wedding plans are indefinite.

Janet Soety Richard Smith Marion Soety Malls Street Union City Janet Richard S. Smith Felix Smith Marion Street Union City High School F.C. Chapin and Son Union Cuy Smith Corr Navy Aero Supply Mfg. Co Tne

Lillian Guild Rummage Sale Successful at Parish Hall

The Lillian Guild of Emmanuel Episcopal Church reports a successful rummage sale held Friday at the Parish Hall. Co chairwomen Mrs Frank Lovkowpel and Mrs I Ti Benson led the event which added proceeds to the guild treasury.

Lillian Guild Emmanuel Episcopal Church Frank Lovkwopel I Ti. Benson

Births At Corry Memorial Hospital Reported

A/Son, born to Mr and Mrs Ron and Akai rd 9 Saturday morning at Corry Memorial Hospital. Akam is the former Botty Crawfurd. A son born at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs James Caldwell of 72 Marion Street Saturday evening. A daughter born yesterday morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs James Mitchell of Avon.

Ron Akai Corry Memorial Hospital Akam Botty Crawfurd A. Son Cory Memorial Hospital James ‘Caldwell Marion Street Mra James Mitchell Thion ci Avon Mrs. Merlon Mountain Concard Street

Triple K Club Met Here Saturday

Mrs Ray Gaurie hosted the Triple Club at her Worth Center street home on Saturday. The attendees included Mrs Hermin Sterm Missaint Dodd and Mrs Lilian Caster. A luncheon was served at 1 o clock and the afternoon was spent informally. The next meeting is planned for April.

Ray Gaurie Triple Club Worth Center Street Rom Erie Hermin Sterm- Missaint Dodd Lilian Caster

Duff says Eisenhower stronger than party in St. David’s talk

Sen. Duff of Pennsylvania on March 3 in Scranton said Dwight D. Eisenhower is immensely stronger than the Republican Party itself. Speaking at a St. David’s Society dinner Duff criticized attacks on leaders as a method of Communism and praised Eisenhower as the leading popular candidate in his U S tour.

Annocmren Eee Scranton Sendames H. Duff Pennsylvania Gev Dwight D. Eisenhower Republican Party GOP St. Davids Society Duff Eisenhower Liberty Today United States

Mascaro petitions tossed for state senate race

Dauphin County court threw out Alfred J Mascaro of New Castle s nominating petitions for the 701st District state senate seat. Judge Homer Breider found 11 of 212 signers not registered and Mascaro needed 200 registered Democrats for the April 2 primary. Armond objected, with voting records from Beaver and Lawrence counties presented.

Sandtlatd FCS Harrisburg Dauphin County Alfred J-Mascaro New Castle Homer Breider Mascaro Krolder Arsen F. Armond Lawrence County Beaver Lawrence Counties

Streetcar Wins in AP Movie Poll

The Associated Press poll of critics names A Streetcar Named Desire the top film of 1951 with 69 votes. Brando, Leigh, and Bancroft lead acting winners. Detective Story garners notable supporting awards. Other top picks include A Place in the Sun and The Detective Story.

Associated Press Hollywood Associated Exess Limber Newypapers Wedio Stains Tennessee Williams Matony Brende Vivien Leg Wnd Karl Mulden Miss Leigh Lee Grant New York Jane Wyman Shelley Winters A.phee Juey Holliday Eleanor Parker

Banker Pleads Guilty In Bank Embezzlement Case

Otto R. Grotefend, 61, former teller at the First National Bank of New Kensington, pleaded guilty to embezzlement charges and agreed to repay 16500. He claimed the money was spent on slot machines. He changed plea before Judge Wallace and Gourley, stating he would pay back every cent.

Byemene Pittsburgh Otto Louis Claster Guatetend

Seek Scrapping Of Pay Ceilings by Associated Press

An independent electrical workers union urges a joint push with CIO and AFL rivals against federal wage ceilings in talks with General Electric and Westinghouse. The United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America invites other unions to press for higher wages tied to membership needs and wage stabilization, while seeking to ignore the Bureau of Labor Statistics price index.

Associated Press WEW York Electrical Workers Union Is Cio AFT General Electric Co Westinghouse Electric Cosp Lie Klepennent Noy United Electrical, Radi and Machine Workers of America Bureau of Labor Statistics CTO International Unlon Electolval, Hadig and Machine Workers TDR ATL International Association of Machinists TAM AFL Brother of Electric Workers IBEW CIO

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