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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1951

Page

5

Actor Robbed of 30000 In Jewelry At St Regis Hotel

British actor James Mason reported that eleven pieces of jewelry valued around 20000 disappeared from his hotel suite on the 14th floor of the Hotel St Regis after he and Pamela Kellino returned from dinner. Police cited an insured status question. Missing items included a 10000 antique diamond necklace a 6000 brooch a 5000 earrings and a 4000 brooch with other pieces making up the total.

Associated Press New York James Mason Marson Pamela Kellino Ehé Mason St. Regis

Betrothal of Kamber Perelman announced at Stahl home

Mrs Mervyn Nast and Mrs Stahl announced the betrothal of Miss Matilda Kamber to Lt. Robert Perelman at a West Pleasant street party. Kamber, a teacher at Yeshiva School Harrisburg, holds degrees from the University of Pittsburgh and studied at Columbia. Perelman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Perelman of Brooklyn, is a 11 year Army veteran stationed at Indiantown Gap after service in World War II and Korea.

Stahl West Pleasant Street Mervyn Nast Matilda Kamber Robert Perelman Kamber Yeshiva School Harrisburg University of Pittsburgh Columbia University St. Perelman Charles A. Perelman Brooklyn Korea Indiantown Gap Frank Cervala Harry Barach Dennis Philips Homer Bulard Pits Amber

Birthday Party At Capwell Home For Miss Mary Capwell

Miss Mary Capwell daughter of Mr and Mrs Clare Capwell 215 West Columbus avenue was ten on Saturday. Her mother and sister Jeanette hosted an afternoon party at their home with guests Ann Corbin Cam ille Waterhouse Judith Wilcox Flora Ann Ross Barbara Clark Rhoda Cohen Mary Jane O'Hare Mary Flowers and Karen Miller. Party games prizes favors candy baskets and cake and chocolate milk were served.

Jack Kinney Barbara Kathleen Erie Louisville John 7 King Philadelphia George Boyd Jessie Newton South Center Street Betty Jane Morgan Long Beach Calif Norman Scholton East Main Street William Scott Union City E. Dimick Lemon Street Edward Demel Jammy Olean Lola Hills Alice King Pittsburgh Glenn Sanderson Maple Avenue Roy Wilt Aspinwall Veterans’ Hospital Sanderson Della Lombard Third Avenue Johanna. Lombard C. W. Taylor Jeffrey and Linda Hamburg Barmon R.D Jeffrey John McKay Neil Spring Creek McKay Hamot Hospital Exle Robert Street Alexandria Roy Swark R. D Glenn Salem John Street North Center Street Arthur Hill Slaughter Columbus John McMillan Grove! Teese Ethel Matthews Paul Meerdinik James McIntosh Lyrm Rice Irene Robinson Lena Sanehyn Capwell Mary Capwell Clare Capwell West Columbus Avenue Jeanette Ann Corbin Camille Waterhouse Judith Wilcox Flora Ann Ross Barbara Clark Rhoda Cohen Mary Jane O'Hare Mary Flowers Karen Miller

Degree Work At Corry Grange Meeting

Corry Grange No. 65 met Saturday evening at the 1 C. C. F. Hall for a business session with Roy Swart presiding. The first and second degrees were conferred on a class of candidates. Refreshments of sandwiches doughnuts and coffee were served after the meeting by a committee led by Mrs. Walter Dingfelder assisted by Mrs. Eugene Powers and Mrs. Lota Kingston. Next meeting date set for November 17.

Corry Grange Corry Grange No. 65 C. C. F. Hall Roy Swart Walter Dingfelder Eugene Powers Lota Kingstey

V L H S Card Club Met Saturday Night

Mr and Mrs Gerald Staples hosted the V L H S Card Club at their Wayne street home Saturday evening A dinner preceded canasta Awards went to Arthur Ditz and Mrs Richard Hurlbut Mrs Hurlbut will entertain the group next in two weeks

V. L. H. S. Card Club Gerald Staples V.L. H. S. Card Clu Wayne Street Canasta Arthur Ditz Richard Hurlbut Hurlbut

Columbus Aid Bazaar Opens Wednesday at Columbus Church

The Columbus Ladies' Aid Bazaar at Columbus Community Church starts Wednesday at noon and runs all day Thursday. A bake sale is planned for Wednesday afternoon, with a harvest supper on Thursday night serving from 6 o'clock.

Columbus Aid Columbus Ladies’ Aid Columbus Community Church

Football Coronation for 1951 Queen Janet Orcutt at Junior High

A crowd of about 200 parents and Bru dens attended the coronation ceremony Saturday evening in the Junior High School gym. Sponsored by the Varsity Club, the event closed the fall program for the Benver team. Janet Orcutt, elected by student vote, received the crown from James Hannan and a roses bouquet. Max Bennink was master of ceremonies with Judith Dwyer as accompanist. Dancing to recorded music followed until 11 pm with chaperones Mary Jourdet Victor Cragg Merritt Hunt Louis Hanya.

Brudens Benver James Hannan Janet Orcutt Max Bennink Judith Dwyer Mary Jourdet Victor Cragg Merritt Hunt Louis Hanya

West Bend St shower honors Mrs Tenhuisen

Mrs Everett Tenhuisen was honored at a Friday evening stork shower hosted by Mrs Douglas Hinks and Mrs Le on West Bend street. Twenty relatives attended and played games with prizes. Favors and gifts were given, including mints and pastel diaper favors.

Everett Tenhuisen Douglas Hinks Leon ‘TenHuisen West Bend Street Everett ‘Tenhuisen Griges Jay Gravink Edward Raymond Clayton Turner TenHuisen Clymer

Bazaar and Bake Sale Nets $62 By Women’s Belief Corps

The W R C bazaar and bake sale raised $62 at the Steward Hat Shop event held Friday and Saturday. Mrs Callie Pier chaired the bazaar and Mrs J B Clark led the bake sale, assisted by Mrs Merle Long, Mrs Marjorie Brown, Mrs Ralph Gates, and Mrs Hf D Haupin.

Steward Women’s Belief Corps Callie Pier Bagaar J. B. Clark Merle Long Marjorie Brown Ralph Gates D, Haupin

Minstrel Show Planned by Spartansburg PTA

Spartansburg PTA members present a modern minstrel show Thursday November 6 at 8 15 p m in the Sparta Grange Hall. Tickets from Mrs William Scouten or at the door. Scouten chairs the safary. Directed by Ralph Blakeslee.

Spartansburg Spartansburg P. T. A Sparta Grange Hall William Scouten

Club Social Gatherings Dinner Party at Deerhead Inn

Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Donaldson entertained a group of friends Saturday evening at Deerhead Inn. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Harold Powell, Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Hawkins, Mrs. Esther Jones, Mrs. Bertha Filmrod, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Graft, Dr. and Mrs. R. B. Mosler, and Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Irvine. After dinner they enjoyed cards at the Donaldson home on Springs Creek.

G. W. Donaldson Harold Powell

Birthday Party Honoring Mrs Alma Slagle and Miss Sybil Sheldon

Mrs Theodore Cooper hosted 32 guests at her R D 2 home on Saturday for a birthday party honoring her mother Mrs Alma Slagle and aunt Miss Sybil Sheldon. Guests enjoyed bingo and games. Oscar Colburn won the door prize. Table decorations featured chrysanthemums and two large birthday cakes. Hosts assisted by Mrs Les de Messenger and Mrs August Mosiuler served salad hot rolls relishes and coffee. Cpl A E Morrison of California attended from out of town bearing gifts.

Cooper Home Theodore Cooper Alma Slagle Sybil Sheldon Oscar Colburn Les de Messenger August Mosiuler

Treon Society Chili Luncheon at St. Pauls Lutheran Church

The Treon Society of St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church sponsors a chili luncheon on Wednesday at the church. Tickets are available at the hall and the public is invited. Serving runs 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Mrs Gus Eder chairs the committee.

Treon Society St. Paul's Evangelical Gutheran Church Gus Eder

Auxiliary rummage sale reports a success in town

Mrs Burgess chaired the rummage sale sponsored by the Auxiliary held Friday and Saturday at 116 North Center Street. It proved very successful, raising a fine sum to be used by the focal organization. Assisted by Mrs Camden Ruttner Mrs W Whitehead and Mrs Lester Lopus the event met its goals.

U. Burgess North Center Street Burgess Camden Ruttner W. Whitehead Lester Lopus

Triple K Club Meets at Home of Miss Marion Smith

Miss Marion Smith hosted the Triple K Club on Saturday at her North Center Street home. All members attended a 1 o'clock luncheon and an afternoon of socializing. The group adjourned to meet December 1 at Miss Lian Casler's Erie home.

Triple K Marion Smith North Center Street Triple E Club Mise Lian Casler Erie

Three Held In Check Fraud Case In Erie

Erie detectives halted a payroll check forgery plot involving Lee Rhodes 37, and William Adams 26, with Grover Sharpe 83 charged. Adams allegedly added eight numbers to a payroll list and forged signatures with Rhodes and Sharpe, then cashed two checks on the east side.

ERIE Erie Forge & Steel Lee Rhodes Willam Adams Erle Grover C. Sharpe Stockdale Wnch George Wocler Rhodes Adams É& Steel Sharpe

Newborns Reported From Local Hospital Events

A sequence of birth notices from Corry Memorial Hospital lists a son born to Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Lord, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Cassis Armitage, a son to Mr. and Mrs. George Smith at R D Clymer, and a son John Dirk to Mr. and Mrs. John Falk of Hackensack Minnesota. The mother is Shirley Dickinson of this city.

Bor Corry Memorial Hospital Leroy Lord Cassis Armitage Spring Creek Yeaterday Ms. George Smith R. D. Clymer John Dirk John Falk Hackensack Minnesota Shirley Dickinson

Market entries and attempted check cashing at Erie Plaza scene

The report notes two markets trading at 90.181 and 90.04. At East Erie Plaza Sharpe allegedly tried to cash a check with a Schmidt misprint on the endorsement. A clerk grew suspicious, Sharpe grabbed the check and fled, pursued by Rhodes, ending with an arrest. A separate line mentions cement block basements holding over two tons of water.

East Erie Plaza Sharpe

Hunter Dies of Exposure in Wag ner Township

State Police report Harry S. Wray, 60, of Wagner, Pa., died from exposure after a hunting trip near McAllister. His body was found yesterday, two days after he went into the woods.

Hunter Lewistoen Harry S. Wray Wagner Walte McAllister

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