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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1954

Page

5

Train Hits Scaffold. One Killed in Philadelphia incident

One man died and six injured when scaffolding above a Reading Railroad track was torn loose by a passing diesel engine in North Philadelphia. The dead man was 21 year old Jacob Douglas of Philadelphia. Enos Hollowell, a flagman, was among the injured. Ten Latimer Construction Co. workers were on the tubular scaffold under a bridge at 22nd Street and Allegheny Avenue. foreman Nicholas Mesterick blamed an overhanging plank that extended over the westbound tracks for the collapse.

Aly Associated Tess Philadelphia Reading Jacob Douglas Philadelphia Enos Hollowell Reading Company Latimer Construction Co Norristown 22Nd Street Allegheny Avenue Nicholas Mesterick

Corry Bog Representative Addresses Rotary Club

Corry Bog Inc represented by Russell W. Graham spoke to the Rotary Club at the Hotel Corry last evening. He outlined commercial uses of peat moss and bog products and discussed decayed marine life and nutrients in the bog. The talk included a Q and A session and announcements of the fifth annual Rotary Conference in New Castle on April 8 9 10 with Corry members planning to attend. Donald Fe Wilcox of Pittsburgh attended after a turkey dinner for 32 Rotarians and guests. Others mentioned include Mrs Louis Valentine and son Tommy visiting from Bradford and Mr and Mrs Morris Cline with Cynthia in town, plus Raymond Barnes returning to Dayton for business and Mrs Blanche Barnes visiting from Middleburg.

Corry Bog Rotary Club Russell W. Graham Erie Corry Bog, Inc Corry Graham 4. M. Litz Focal New Castle Corry Club Donald Fe Wilcox Pittburgh Louis Valentine Tommy North Center Street Bradford Blanche Barnes West Pleasant Street Robert L. Booth Susan Middleburg

Presbyterian Sunday School Plans Set For Children’s Day Picnic

The officers and teachers of the Presbyterian Sunday School met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William A. Leahy on East Frederick street. Superintendent Dr L M Douglas led the meeting outlining Children’s Day observance, the annual picnic and other yearly activities. A film on the church school was shown and the primary department teachers served light refreshments.

Presbyterian Sunday School William A. Leahy East Frederick Street L. M. Douglas

Miss Mary Jo Hepler Hosts KETS Club Meeting

Miss Mary Jo Hepler hosted the KETS Club at the home of Mr and Mrs Sam Schroter on Liberty Street last evening. Members enjoyed visiting and watching television followed by a lunch of sandwiches cake and coffee. Miss Sylvia Cassett will entertain for the next meeting Tuesday evening.

Mary Jo Hepler Kets Club Sam Schroter Liberty Street Sylvia Cassett

Friendly Birthday Club Honors Mrs C J Fleek

Ten members met with hostess Mrs Harold Gale at 200 South First Avenue for an evening of television and bingo. Prizes went to Mrs William Blakely and Mrs John R East, with a door prize to Mrs Delia Hernard. Mrs Fleck received a monetary purse for her birthday. A lunch of salad schaum tarte and coffee followed, with a note to meet April 21 at Mrs Lyle Shreve on Essex Street.

Friendly Birthday Club C. J. Fleek Harold Gale South First William Blakely John R. East Delia Hernard J. Fleck Lyle Shreve Essex Street

Canasta Club Honors Mrs Stewart At East Pleasant Home

Mrs. Charles Stewart of East Pleasant street hosted her canasta club last evening. Mrs. John F. McLaughlin won the award. The hostess’s birthday was celebrated with gifts from members, followed by cake and refreshments.

Charles Stewart East Pleasant Street Canasta Club John 4. McLaughlin

CDA Dinner to Honor Past Grand Regents

The Catholic Daughters of America Court Conception No 35 will host a dinner honoring its past grand regents on April 2 at the VFW Post home. General chairman is Mrs Louis Valentine with co-chairman Mrs Carl Peterson and an array of committee members. A planning meeting is set for Monday at 8 PM at the CDA rooms over Murphys to finalize favors the program and related arrangements.

CDA Court ‘Conception No Catholic Daughters of America Louis Valentine VFW Carl Peterson Walter Sweet James Allyn LaVerne Miller Joseph Consolo Albert Watus Anne McEvoy William Swan Marion Sullivan Lyle Saxton Leo Hooks Fred Abi Charles Carver Mary Sears Murphy's

Miss Lillian Zojone Engaged to Norman Floyd Cady

North Clymer residents Mr and Mrs Walter Zojone Sr announce the engagement of their daughter Lillian Jean to Norman Floyd Cady son of Mr and Mrs Floyd Cady Clymer Miss Zojone attended Clymer Central School and works at Anderson Cleaners Jamestown Mr Cady a Clymer Central School graduate and Western Express driver Ripley no wedding date announced

Lillian Zojone Walter Zojone North Clymer Lillian Jean Norman Floyd Cady Floyd Cady Clymer Zojone Clymer Central School Anderson Cleaners Jamestown Cady Western Express Ripley

Gene Tierney Hopes 10 Wed Aly in Six Months

Rosarito Beach Baja California Mexico Gene Tierney on a week’s respite from her film Isbors says she hopes to marry Aly Khan within six months in France. Aly Khan declines to discuss personal affairs. Tierney has shifted from friendship to engagement. Aly gave a big diamond ring. He reportedly proposed 18 months ago somewhere in Europe.

Dy Assuymavcu Ccm Rosarito Beach Baja Caliifornia Mexico Gene Tierney Aly Khan France Aly Miss Tierney Europe

Pittsburgh Railways Won't Grant Pay Hikes this Year

The Pittsburgh Railways Co. states it will not grant any pay increases to its two hundred union employees this year. The company cites financial constraints and ongoing negotiations as reasons for the decision.

Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Railways Co

Girl and Beau Held in Slaying Sue to be charged as partners

New York authorities charge 15 year old Theresa Gresh and her 17 year old boyfriend William D Snyder with first degree murder in the slaying of Theresa's mother Anna Gresh 43 whose body was found stabbed 21 times and left in a wash tub in a lower East Side apartment. Snyder is said to have enlisted in the Marines under the name William Byars and is held at Paris Island. The mother had surprised the pair in intimacies and had been dead since March 4. The two had known each other for about two weeks.

Associated Press New York Theresa Gresh Theresa William D. Snyder Parris Island Marine Base Anna Gresh Lower East Side Snyder Marines William Byars

Dismiss Lottery Charge At Erie

Edwin Dombrowiak of Erie had his lottery charge dismissed by Alderman James Hogan for lack of evidence. Police seized 200 dollars in cash and church building fund tickets from a November raid on a reputed football pool, and 40 dollars tied to Dombrowiak’s wife, bowing league treasurer, were also questioned. Telephones calls from his home during the raid were cited by officers as related to wagering on games.

Erie Edwin Dombrowiak James Hogan Parade’ Street Dombrowiak Kitty Dombrowiik Une

Van Zandt seeks higher World War I pensions

Rep Van Zandt urged increased monthly payments for disabled World War I veterans in his bill. It would raise non service connected disability payments from 63 to 76 dollars, and to 90 for those 19 years on benefits or aged 65. The plan costs 5.45 million annually.

Ftesy Washington van Zandt R-Pa Veterans of Foreign Wars House Veterans Affairs

Camp drive honors Erie Scout hero Paul Siple

About 500 volunteers hosted a $160,000 fund drive at a Masonic Temple dinner to expand the Erie Boy Scout camp. Guest of honor Dr. Paul Siple received a replica of the planned main entrance gateway, to be named Paul Siple Way, presented by attorney W Pitt Gifford.

Erie Paul Siple Erleite Paul Bip Biple Richard B. Byrd Siple W. Pitt Gifford

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