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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1952

Page

5

St Louis home robbery nets 25000 in loot and fear

Eldora Roehl and her family were held at gunpoint as three masked burglars searched their suburban St Louis house. A phone call was used to coerce silence while roughly 45000 dollars was stolen, about 20000 of it in cash from a coin collection. The family spent hours trapped in a basement closet before Roehl escaped.

St. Louis Eldora Roehl William Roehl Frontenac Elizabeth Inoolelug Eldor Roehl

Smith Ryan Ryn wed in Wattsburg ceremony

Miss Barbara Freeland played organ as Miss Glenda Short sang during the marriage of Miss Barbara Freeland Ryan to Burket L. Smith at the Wattsburg church Saturday afternoon. The bride wore a pink street length dress and a double strand of pearls. A reception followed at Mrs. Francis Hunter's home in Union City with guests from Wattsburg Union City Corry and Youngsville. The couple will reside in Wattsburg after a trip to New York. The bride is a Union City High School graduate employed at the Bell Telephone in Erie. The groom, son of Daniel Sharp, attended Union City schools and works for Pelian Electric Co in Erie.

Uys Sambel Bayle Harold Andereeg Robert L. Bates Youngsville Raleigh Conant Wattsburg Francis Hunter Willow Street Union City Byte Corry Harold Anderegg Glenda Short New York State Watsburg Smitt Union City High School Philadelphia Bible Institute Bell Telephone Company Erie Smith Daniel Sharp West Smith Street Pelian Elecreo Company

Patton Family Returns From Florida Trip Illness in Laws

Mrs Archie Patton and family have come home from St Petersburg Florida where their son in law Charles Prost was ill They traveled since last October Mrs A Johnson visits in Buffalo and Ruth Lyon Miss Ina Austin and Mrs S Austin depart for New York Nassau trip plans Mr James Weindorf and Wendy Mead visit Concord Street home from Greensburg Pa Bowling figures James Smith and David Zien Jer attend rally at VFW Home Mrs G A Clark returns from Exe funeral of Thomas Moloney and visits relatives in that city

Archie Patton St. Petersburg Fla Charles Prost Florida A. Johnson West ‘Church Street Ruth Lyon Buffalo Daniel Weight City R. D Coral Galles Maplevente New New Holland Machine Company James R. Smith Bris American Bowling Congress David Zien Jer Erie Bowling Assiration Bowling Rally G. A. Clark Exe Thomas Moloney Stewart Flasher

Rotary Officers Nominated At Last Night's Meeting

Rotary Club officers were nominated during a meeting at Hotel Corry led by President Robert Tunnel. Elections are set for the next regular meeting. The 259th DuBois District, planned for May 2 and 8, will host the DuBois Rotary Club. Daniel Taubert reported on the Students Lawn Fund and minstrel show tickets were distributed for sale by members and Sea’s Drug Store. Rehearsals for the show filled the remainder of the evening.

Rotary Rotary ‘Club Hotel Corry Prsident Robert Tunnel DuBois DuBois Rotary Club Daniel Taugért Aly St Sea's Drug Store

Shower for Mrs. E. H. Harmon at Kinley’s home

J Fred Kinley hosted a stock shower on East Pleasant Street honoring Mrs. E H Harmon. Two bridge tables awarded prizes to Mrs. Stanton Bower Mrs. J H Heerlein Mrs A B Boalt and Mrs Rasselis Brown. A centerpiece of flowers pink and blue garland and miniature booties decorates the refreshments table.

J. Fred Kinley East Pleasant Street E.H. Harmon Stanton Bower J. H. Heerlein A. 8 Boalt Rassélis Brown

Calvin Circle Meets With Presbyterian Women

Mrs J H Heerlein hosted the Calvin Circle of the Presbyterian Women’s Association. Mrs Mary McKee led devotions and William Leaby led the discussion on We Americans North and South. Plans for a rummage sale in April were announced with Geneva Wilbert Spoon Knox circles sponsoring. Rev Paul F Bauer played a recording by Mrs Raymond Pittman. Dessert was served to two guests, with St Patrick’s motifs decor. Next meeting date to be announced.

Calvin J. H. Heerlein J. H. Beerleby Wright Street Presbyterian Women's Association Mary McKee William Leaby Geneva Wilbert Spoon Knox Paul F. Bauer Bauer Raymond Pittman Calapomia Brawily Charles Erwin Cliis Christensen St. Pabrick

Birthday Party for Miss Mertha McLean

Miss Martha McGean was honored on her 11th birthday with a party at Patricia Fleming’s West Washington Street home. Guests included Theron Sweet, Berihous, and Madelyn Willams. Ice cream and corn cola were served as gifts were given. The hostess hosted the event after an Lyceum program at the Senior High School auditorium.

Mertha McLean Martha McGean Patricia Fleming Washington Street Missex Theron Sweet Ay Berihous Madelyn Willams Miss McLean

Baptist Ladies Fellowship Met At Second Avenue Home

Mrs Joseph Hudson presided over the Baptist Ladies Fellowship meeting at Brice Thomas's Second Avenue home. The program centered on falttn scripture verses with migrant workers topic directed by Mrs Joseph Sherwood. Members voted to send 25 to Mr and Mrs Delher Hall missionaries to French Equitoria Africa. Refreshments were served by Mrs A W Rauscher and Mrs A J Kimmey. meeting adjourned to April 9.

Baptist Ladies’ Fellowship Joseph Hudson Brice Thomas Second) Avenue Rall Sall Ralph Carroll Plano Joseph Sherwood Delher Hall Equitaria Africa A. W.rauschér A J. Kimmey

Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge Elects Officers

Last evening at the LOO Hall the Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge elected officers. Mrs. J.B. Clark was noble grand, with Mrs. Carl Millspaw as vice grand and Mrs. Marvin Millspaw named creat ed noble grand. Arthur Barton delegated to the grand lodge in Reading in June. A light luncheon followed, served by Mrs. Dom Clark, Mrs. Howard Loveland, and Mrs. Swanson. The next meeting date will be announced later.

Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge Marvin Millspaw Noble Grand Loo J.B. Clark Carl Millspaw Arthur Barton Grand Lodge Reading Snellis Maude Keele

Staff Nurses Meeting At Corry Memorial Hospital

The monthly meeting of the Staff Nurses of the Corry Memorial Hospital was held last evening in the nurses lounge with Mrs. Carrie Williams presiding in the absence of Mrs. Bumear Was sink. Two films on oxygen therapy were shown and were of special interest to the members. A tentative personal policy was submitted to the hospital board for approval.

Te Corry Memorial Hospital Carrie Williams Bumear Wassink

Sorority Pie Social Held Last Evening

Sorority Alpha Gradale held a pie social last night at the sorority house with Group Singing and refreshments. Members plan a regular business meeting on March 22 at Mrs Sally Berk Povsort’s West Washington Street extension home.

Alpha Gradale Douglas Yale Ren Muller Sally Berk- Povsort Washington Street

Mrs James Allyn Hosts Card Club Evening

Mrs James Allyn hosted a card club at her home last evening with members and guests present. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Robert Bracken and Mrs Robert Galbreath while Mrs John Moti and Mrs Robert Grice attended as guests. Mrs Charles Bracken will entertain the group in two weeks.

Jamies Allyn Card Club Robert Bracken Robert Galbreath John Moti Robert Grice Charles Bracken

Mrs William Gumbleton Hosts Westminster Circle Sale

Mrs William Gumbleton hosted the Westminster Circle meeting at her West Irving Street home. Mrs Alfred Morrison led the ways and means sale, which yielded a profit for the treasury, and Mrs Glen Huight announced the Erie Presbyterial will be held at Warren on April 29 and 30. The program was led by Mrs Paul Bauer with Mrs Harold Patterson reviewing a book and the evening theme lamp posts of Latin America. Dessert refreshments followed for 18 members and guests.

Ciepnant Sie Eon Auietedt Bi Hess Westmin Circle William Gumbleton West Irving Street Alfred Morrison Vty Waya MpaNs Steet Treasury Glen Huight Erie

Degree Team Conferred Third and Fourth Degrees at Diamond Grange

The Columbus Grange degree team conferred the third and fourth degrees on a class of candidates last evening at the Diamond Grange in Tiona. Leo Johnson and Eyay Wilcox attended as state officials. Merle Schweitzer welcomed 78 members and visitors. Plans were made for Columbus degree team members to attend the New London Grange meeting on March 28. David Curtis leads the degree helm as master.

Columbus Grange Diamond Grange Tiona Leo Johnson Stile Eyay Wilcox Mee Merle Schweitzer Dimond Grange le Columbus Feu New London Grange David Curtis Helm

Witherspoon Circle Met Yesterday For Planning

The Witherspoon Circle of the Presbyterian Worries Association met yesterday for a meeting on spring plans. Mrs James J East Friverick opened the session with a study on missions led by Mrs James Lewis and Mrs BM Nichols. Mrs doliivan's daughter hosted, and the next session is set for April 5 at East Malt street hosted by Mr Howard Topgart.

Witherspoon Presbyterian Worries Association James J

Party Honored Mrs John Little at Welchitaville Shower

A shower at the home of Mrs Richard Lie and Mrs Helen Lisle in Welchitaville honored Mrs John Little and her son Richard. Guests played games and prizes were awarded. Hosts served bullet refreshments including rolls, pickles, feasted jello cake and coffee. Mrs Little received many fine gifts.

Richard Lie Helen Lisle Welchitaville John Lite Richard Pries Little

Annual Meeting Of Columbus Go uabus Church

The Go uabus Community Church holds its annual meeting Friday at 7 pm with a bundled supper. Members are invited to bring their own silverware. Mandates will be rendered to the congregation outlining future plans.

Columbus Church Go Uabus Community Church

Canasta Club Meeting At Varassa Home

Canasta club met at the Varassa home with Mrs. William Balfast hosting. Prizes were won by Mrs. Charles Minit and Mrs. Hiliass. The hostess served dessert and plans to meet again in two weeks.

Canasta Club Varassa Thomas Varassa West Pleasand Wits William Balfast Charles Minit Hiliass

Births Reported at Corry Memorial Hospital

A son was born to Mr and Mrs James Baker at 2621 Frank J Street. A son arrived last night to Mr and Mrs Cornelius Wiggers in Ulymet. Details from Corry Memorial Hospital appear in this notice.

Thiy Aurning James Baker Frank Jinstreet Toar Cornelius Wiggers Ulymet Corry Memorial Hospital

Neighborhood Club Meeting Reported

The Neighborhood Club met with Mrs Harry Burton of West Frederick Street. Bingo prizes went to Mrs Lillian Ottoway and Mrs Jo seph Henline. Refreshments included salad, bread, cake, ice cream and coffee. The group adjourned to ice on April 3 at Mrs Menline's home to observe Mrs Thomas Clark's birthday.

Neighborhood Club Harry Burton West Frederick Street Lillian Ottoway Joseph Henline

Earthquake Crashes Walls in Cantania Mt Atne Area

Cantania Sicily reports a powerful earthquake that flattened walls in the Mt Atne area killing one person and injuring scores. Widespread damage reported as historic structures suffer collapse and chaos follows the tremor.

Cantania Sicily Deab Mt. Atne

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