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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1954
Page
5
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Mrs. W A Redmond hosted the Brokenstraw Valley Chapter DAR as members heard on peace and national defense. Regent T W Whitehead reported a regional meeting and a history project for grades five through nine. Members planned fundraising for Bacone College and St Marys High School Indian girls scholarships while urging proper flag display and the fourth stanza of the Star Spangled Banner.
Mrs. Hugh O'Hare of East Smith street hosted her bridge club last evening with Mrs. R Bruce Summerville as substitute. Dessert was served after the regular game. Contract prizes went to Mrs. T Kelsey and Mrs. O'Hare, with Mrs. Mary Jourdet claiming the special award. The club plans to meet November 18 with Mrs. Percy Corbin.
The Columbus Men's Club met at the Columbus Town Hall with 20 members. The group authorized the purchase of eight new banquet tables and heard an outline of plans for a bathing beach at Columbus Lake by Carleton Curtis. Robert Trisket presented slides from his trip through Switzerland, France, and Germany. Lester Howles showed civil defense films. The executive committee served night lunch.
Mrs Alfred M Morrison entertained CGG Club members at her Liberty Street residence last evening. Mrs Richard Bachemer attended as a guest and two tables of contract bridge were in play. Winners included Mrs James P Sullivan Mrs Donald Hall and Mrs Harold Cragg. Dessert refreshments were served. Mrs J F Needham will entertain in two weeks.
Thirty members of Women Relief Corp No. 49 met at Grange Hall for a tureen dinner served by hostess committees. Mrs. Claude Stranigan led an inspection of soros, committees were set for a bazaar and bake sale at Stewart Hat Shop. A gift was given to Mrs. Lawrence Morton as she moves to Westfield, and reports noted two hospitalized members.
Miss Kay Cancle national director of chapter activities for the Grand Lodge Mooseheart Ill was guest of Corry Women of the Moose. Katheryn Kirin grand regent presided library night and Miss Cancle spoke on Mooseheart activities. Local members from Titusville and Meadville attended and prize winners were announced. An invitation extended for Nov 12 opening ceremony with Miss Hazel Hummel as honored guest.
Aue huuc ve 600a bridge club met at the Essex street home of Mrs Ernest Mc Michael. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Angelo Frisina Mrs Rosaria Caruso and Mrs James Lundy. Guest Mrs George Maloney attended and next hostess will be Mrs Joseph DeMarte.
A daughter, Dawn Ellen, was born October 26 in Boulder Colorado to Mr and Mrs Donald Post a former Corry resident. The report also notes a son born yesterday at Corry Memorial Hospital to Berton Damcott and wife and another daughter born this morning to Mr and Mrs George Butchko at the same hospital.
The Harbor Half Ladies Aid will sponsor a bake sale and bazaar to reimburse the treasury. A meeting at the Community House served a 3 tureen dinner for 15 members and families. Birthdays were celebrated for Mrs. Neil Gates and Miss Minnie Lawson. A Christmas party is planned for December 9 at Mrs. Gates home.
The Spring Creek Ladies Aid met yesterday at Mrs. William Crane's home with co-hostess Mrs. Fred Smith. President Mrs. Frank Kafferlin led plans for a harvest auction on November 16 at the Community House and a bazaar there on December 2, with salad wafers and coffee served afterward.
John Patott Davies a veteran diplomat faces a decision by Secretary of State Dulles on his reassignment after security investigations. If cleared, he could return to service, with potential for a major post. The dispute centers on postwar events and the loss of China to communists.
The document outlines anAtoms for Peace plan proposing bilateral agreements to share technical information and fissionable materials for abroad reactors. It includes training 30 to 80 overseas scientists, reactor engineering courses, CIA outreach, and visits to Argonne Brookhaven Oak Ridge facilities for medical and biological nuclear research.
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