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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1953
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR notes income figure 58 721 179 and terse phrases. Missing context prevents full reconstruction of account period source or entity.
Rep Kearney Crany says he is absolutely opposed to any House Un American Activities Committee search for Reds among clergy. Chairman Velde had suggested a possible inquiry into church figures, stirring protests from some pastors and support from others. Velde stated the idea was not considered and not contemplated at this time.
The Concord School Study Circle met at Miss Ann Baressi’s home to discuss two National Parent-Teacher Magazine articles, Danger Signs of Delinquency and Individual Differences, then viewed a March of Time film Life With Junior. Punch was served as the session ended.
Mrs C J Fleck hosted the Friendly Birthday Club last night with 11 members and one guest Miss Mary Morrison. Bingo followed the meal with prizes won by Mrs William Blakely and Mrs Harold Gale. A late birthday cake and coffee were served and the group presented Mrs Fleck with a purse. Mrs Deli Bernard will host the April 14 meeting.
Epsilon Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at Miss Julia Ficcardi’s home on West Church Street with 19 members present. A $5 contribution to Red Cross was voted and the program led by Mrs Buck Dempsey covered modern art. Harvey and Mrs. Clinton Pratt assisted, and the next meeting on March 24 will elect new officers.
Miss Judy Ann Bigelow, daughter of Mr and Mrs Gordon Bigelow of 182 Third Avenue, was honored at a party yesterday afternoon for her fifth birthday. Ten little friends attended with games and prizes, followed by decorated cake ice cream and hot chocolate. Judy Ann received many gifts.
Mr and Mrs Elmer Smith of 2281 Essex announce the engagement of their daughter Mildred to Edward Carutis son of Mr and Mrs James Votpolis of R D The bride elect attended Corry schools and is at home The groom elect attended Spartanburg schools and is engaged in farming The wedding is planned for early summer.
Mrs E C Barnes addressed the Hospitality Club in the Garden Room of the VEW Post home. She stressed American disinterest and low public opinion as a weapon in Communist hands. President Mrs Charles Erwin led the business session and refreshments were provided by several members.
Nurses alumnae gathered in regular session last evening in the nurses dining room at Corry Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Carrie Williams, president, chaired the meeting and announced a hand-pieced silk coverlet on display at Franz Furniture Store. Tickets are sold by members. drawing set for April 4. The group adjourned after routine business and planned to meet again on April 14.
Mr and Mrs T F Bettes announce the marriage of their daughter Carol Sue to James Donald Kelsey. The ceremony was at the First Presbyterian Church with Rev Paul F Bauer officiating and immediate families present. Attendants were Mr Eldon Largent and a second attendant.
Mrs Carrie Payne 86 of 128 North Center Street was honored by friends and neighbors with gifts and remembrances. Residents say she has lived in the city for many years and out of town friends remembered her birthday as well.
Daugherty hosted the canasta club on North Center Street. Mrs Maude Keefe received the award for the card play. Refreshments were served and the group adjourned to meet again in two weeks with Mrs Keefe.
An exceptionally large attendance of 65 parents teachers and guests gathered for the Columbus Parent Teacher Association Fathers Night meeting at Dean School. A panel on why fathers are heeded in the PTA featured Mrs Carl Mc Tutyre Mrs Louis Morrow and Donald Watson.
A Washington School Parent-Teacher Association meeting at the Mead avenue home of Mrs. Charles Correll featured a discussion on report cards pupil ratings and how they are determined led by Mrs. Robert Tunnel and Mrs. Harold Lloyd. Sandwiches and coffee followed. The next meeting date will be announced later.
The Golden Links Class of the First Methodist Church met last evening with Mrs. W. B. Stowe at 821 East South Street for the regular monthly social gathering. Mrs. O. A. Johnson led devotions and Mrs. Ziella Mulroy organized several quiz contests. Mrs. Stowe chaired the committee. Mrs. Blanche Baynes and Mrs. George Royce served ice cream cake and coffee after the session. Next meeting time and place to be announced.
Dr. George Gold introduces D Amour Hillstrom as guest speaker at the weekly Rotary meeting. Hillstrom discusses his Caribbean tour with colored South American films. 40 members attended dinner plus guests Robe rt Galbreath Alton Dahlstrand Orio Ewing and visiting Rotarian W Walter Campbell. Bernard Burns leads group singing Nakam.
A Navy cameraman was killed and three others wounded when a bomb attached to a Corsair wing exploded on the deck of the carrier Oriskany off Korea last Friday. The unnamed photographer recorded the final moments as the bomb fell and detonated, with six wounded in serious condition later improving.
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