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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1949
Page
5
Philadelphia officials announce a broad crackdown with increased patrol presence and new police measures. Mayor and police leaders urge residents to cooperate as authorities push for safer streets despite staffing and resource concerns.
The society meeting at Cluny Park School, presided by Mrs. J Freel Kinley, covered Brownie Troop activities. Members approved a silver offering for nursery needs, planned a field trip to assist the troop, and announced the next meeting for April 1 with a committee headed by Mrs. Gerald Staples.
Miss Judith Dwyer, aged 18, was honored at her home on Braiklin Street last evening by her mother Mrs Pauil Dwyer. The celebration included games, refreshments, and social toasts.
The meeting covered the history of the Opportunity Club with notes on its formation and members. Mrs. Haenes spoke on club rating and officers outlined the organization and the work accomplished by the club. A social period followed with a dessert course shared by several members.
A garbled birth notice announces Agni and Tonk dane as newborns to Mr and Mrs Geomte Reemisen of Ashta Sila, with references to Laurie Boemer Mary Low Partenson and Mrs Reemtsen formerly Lone Gilson of this city.
Miss Judy Paulson celebrated turning two at the Paulson home 630 Linerty street with children and mothers as guests. Hostess Mrs Cassius Paulson was assisted by Mrs Aude Paulson and Mrs Hy Paulson Sr in a party with toys, candy and pastel decorations.
Mrs Arthur Moore of Clymer was honored at a birthday dinner held Sunday in her home. Guests included Mr and Mrs John Baroth, Melvin Monte, Roberd Saunders, Mr and Mrs Willy Moore, Tile Gaba of Marks Corners, Mr and Mrs Louis Moore, Mr and Mrs Paul Edgaudy, Davie Lou, and Mr and Mrs Leonard Person of Nueitt Cynmer. The event featured a surprise tureen and many gifts as the group enjoyed social time and games.
Mrs Anthony Messina celebrated a birthday at her father's home with family guests including Rita Hild Ning Messina and Wes. A reception featured sandwiches pickles olives celery coffee and gifts. Attendees included Francis Messina Mrs Pot Hopkins and Albert Mackw.
A Methodist Family Night gathering was held at the church to unite members and attendees. Rev. presided over the devotional period and missionary design planning while Mrs. Vaughn led the business portion and group members discussed increasing missionary support.
Dowd Buising, son of WMlane a suilins of Euclid street, begins training with the Army Air Forces at a Texas base. Nearby families, church groups, and local residents plan support visits as Montgomery Ward officials announce travel for a city meeting in Pittsburgh.
The Laries Auxiliary of Corte tropilal held a meeting with volunteers from the nursing staff and Gray Ladies Consy arranging duties. Officers include Mr dvi P Weedham and committee members Mrs RW Wall Passel Mrs J Frock Kin Wy Mrs Karl Uhugh Mrs John Silver Mrs 0 W Hicken and Mrs AOS Bose as they plan assignments for a badge purchase and on duty wear.
A drama program at Alleshielly College featured Mrs Serulmeister, noted for works such as Renwinbes svat and By the Skin of Their Teeth. Guests included Counce Steveyson of Washington D C and Robert Huy Chest Gamive.
The famous Pennsytounda railcars on the New York to Chicago run have been re equipped with new bedroom cars by Pennsylvania railroad engineers. Three new type bedrooms add flexible space with foldaway partitions and combined compartments for single occupancy. The redesign, conceived by Raymond Loewy and built in collaboration with New York and Chicago crews, aims to boost comfort on long journeys.
In Washington a hearing was postponed regarding a dispute over postal service actions. The case involves Diteyaw Abwerey Charles J. Musinofield Pitvebwreh and others, with the Department of Justice lawyer present. The hearing date was moved from Maxey 28 to an undetermined later time.
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