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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1952
Page
5
A birthday party last evening honored Miss Judith Dwyer daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Dwyer of Franklin sleet. Miss Dwyer was 16 years old and her friends presented her with many lovely gifts. Games and dancing were enjoyed by the ten young people attending and Mrs Dwyer served refreshments in a St Patrick s theme late in the evening.
A three year old birthday celebration for Paul Kubich was hosted by his mother Mrs Frank Kubich at their Columbus home. Guests included Mrs Mary Syentek and Rosemarie, Mrs Agnes Puchly and family, Miss Barbika Skales, and many others.
Seven year old Melvin Richards was honored at a surprise party hosted by his mother Doris Richards. The event ran from 4 30 to 6 o clock in the P T A room with Room T and Elmer Betty and Ellen Richards as guests. A Bester themed cake and Easter treats plus ice cream suckers and soft drinks were served.
Beaverdam honored Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Wilson with a surprise anniversary party hosted by their sons Bernard and Robert at the Stanley Bailey residence. Twenty guests enjoyed canasta, pictures, gifts, and light refreshments as out of town guests Paul Scouten and Harold Dowler attended.
Corry Grange No. 35 gathered Saturday evening at the T O 3 7 Hell with Marion Humphrey in charge. Mrs A Pier Mrs Ralph Gates and Mrs Merle Long were named to the new table committee. Edinboro Grange will visit April 5 to present a Pomona fruit basket. Pie social, led by Oscar Lindstrom, raised 63.25 with ninety attendees from Columbus and Waterford.
Roy Merritt of 230 Marion Street hosted a Saturday birthday party for her son Eugene who turned eight. Games entertained. prizes won by Rebecca Chris, Aylene Croscutt, Arthur Dingfelder, and Robert Tripp. Sch zie stele themed refreshments included cake ice cream and chocolate milk. Guests included Charlene Dubrosky Ruth Merriman Michael Dubrosky Pauline Lite and Jerry Williams. Eugene received many gifts from friends.
The St Patrick’s dance at the Cony Lodge of Elks entertained a large crowd last Saturday evening. Guest soloist Bob Carter with Triston or and Ditch Kress and his Meadville orchestra provided music from 9:80 to 1:30. Radio station KDKA carried the event.
Miss Barbara Kowalski of this city was capped as a student nurse at St. Vincent's Hospital in Erie after a six week course.Guests included Mrs Jessie Kowalski, Pearl Kowalski, John Potook, Mr and Mrs William Perkovic, Mrs Laura Leber, and Charles from McKeesport.
Deforest J. Burch longtime Cor with resident dies suddenly Sunday at Warren hospital after illness. Born Elgin 1891 he served in World War I and belonged to American Legion Osricer Post No 366. Survived by sister Iv a Bemis and four nephews and nieces. Funeral at Brooker Keating Funeral Home tomorrow at 2 30 PM.
The Philadelphia Inquirer reports a complete split between Governor John S. Fine and James Duff in their political activities. Attendees at a Ritz-Carlton social affair say Fine and Duff ignored each other and left without speaking. Republican State Chairman Harvey Taylor tried to reconcile them but failed. Both men denied the claim.
A daughter was born February 2 to Seaman and Mrs Russell J Mitchell of Norful Virginia former city residents Mrs Mitchell maiden Bailey. A son arrived this morning at Sorry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs William Hall of Snyder Circle Mrs Hall is formerly Dorothy Robinson.
State plan to build a chain of auxiliary airfields along the turnpike stalls after two years with only one field acquired. High land costs and pricing delays hinder progress. Thiel Field near Burnt Cabins, Fulton County, awaits engineering plans and will be 2700 feet long and 150 feet wide with a shelter and telephone.
Peacefully and without resistance Ford Local 600 of the United Auto Workers turned over its control of the International Union today. The four top officers of Local 600 yielded their posts to an administrative group appointed by the UAW International executive board.
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