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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1953
Page
5
City Investigation Commissioner James H. Sheils announced two decisions to probe taid milk pricing practices of the distributors after a six day strike by 200 milk companies.
Lt Gov Carl A Jones of Sharon spoke at the Kiwanis meeting in the Phoenix Hotel, detailing club achievements and next year goals. He inducted Waylie Arters and urged officers to attend a December training session in Grove City amid plans for Cuprine in Corry's water system.
Warren County Pomona Grange hosts two sessions at Grand Valley Eldred Grange venue with Evan Wilcox master presiding. Kept program includes five degrees readings welcomes by Eldred Grange George Deming response, home economics chair Margaret Johnson, afternoon devotions led by Rev David Ostrander, and a policy discussion led by William Brooks. Evening adds National Lecturer questionnaire and two films before fifth degree conferment. Meals provided by Eldred Grange.
Mrs. Carroll Crowell was honored at a stork shower hosted by Mrs. Ronald Rathbun and Mrs. Louis Crowe at 302 East South Street. Twelve friends attended and gifts totaling 500 went to the guest of honor and to Mrs. Arthur Crowell and Mrs. R. D. Crowell. Gifts were given and refreshments included jello salad party sandwiches cake and coffee.
The Woman's Society of Christian Service Circle No. 2 met with Miss Ruth Dahlstrand hosting. Twenty four members attended as Mrs. Frank McKnight led. B. G. Bennett joined. Devo tions focused on Thanksgiving. plans for a Puerto Rico school Christmas donation were made.
The Navy Mothers Club gathered at the IOOF Hall for a 6:30 p.m. dinner. Two Corry members attended with 18 Jamestown guests and 19 Meadville members. Decorations honored Thanksgiving. committee included Rozelle St, Reynold Hamito, and Merrill O. Lillie. Floyd Doughtry led as general chair with a kitchen team. Afterward, attendees enjoyed visiting, singing, cards, and bingo. The next session is set for November 16.
A daughter was born yesterday at Jacksonville Naval Hospital in Jacksonville Florida to Mr and Mrs Lenny Weidner. The mother is the former Shitley Ghrevesf lis wily.
A party at Mrs James Clark 82 Brook Street honored Mrs Harold Duell of Westeyville. Eighteen guests from Corry Westeyville Wattsburg and Warren attended a program of games with prizes. Refreshments included fruit, coffee and cake as Mrs Duell received many fine gifts.
Mrs. J. B. Patterson entertained the Mentor Club at her South Center street home last evening. Fourteen members attended a brief business session and heard a very interesting program on the six reigning queens of England by Miss Ann Baressi and Mrs. W. F. Rickers. Mrs. E. G. Barnes of North Center street will host the next meeting on November 8.
Saturday evening at the home on Mott street guests celebrated Mrs J R Dearing newly married with games contests and prizes awarded to Mrs E W Baccus Mrs Mary DeLury and Mrs Robert Orr. Miss Margaret Bartholme and Miss Neylon Schreckengost won masquerade prizes. Halloween decor and yellow Munis tapers lit the room. Hostesses served lunch of chicken salad hot rolls relishes fruit pie and coffee. Mrs Dearing received many gifts from friends including out of town guest Mrs Ralph Davison Medina.
The Readers Club met yesterday afternoon with Mrs Willis Brown on West Chuckh Street as hostess. Mrs Ira Miller led the brief business session and items of current interest were discussed. Mrs Howard Stull reviewed the book Angel Unawares by Dale Evans Rogers. A social hour followed with lemon pie, waters, tea and coffee. On November 6 the club will guests of Mrs Bertha Stockton. Haymes In Hospital New York singer Dinah Haymes, said by his physician to suffer from hypertension, was reported resting comfortably at Park East Hospital after being ordered admitted yesterday by Dr J S Mayitz.
Robert Satlo sel, 24, of Buffalo, was held in Dauphin County jail on gun and theft charges. An earlier chase by state agents ended with his arrest after a 7 mile per hour pursuit. he was sentenced to jail by Judge Walter B R Sohn. A .22 revolver and cash linked to the case were found in his car.
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