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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1953

Page

5

Sen Smathers Attacks Army Censorship Of Korea News

Sen. Smathers protests to the Pentagon against military news censorship in Korea. He urged Defense Secretary Wilson to crack down on suppressive action and criticized censoring by eager officials. The letter followed AP Korea dispatches by John Randolph and remarks from other senators. Revatse lumps of asphalt from the Dead Sea hint at possible oil.

Washington Sen. Smathers D-Fla Pentagon Korea Wilson Smathers John Randolph Associated Press Randolph Dead Sea

Corry Junior Auxiliary elects new officers at reorganizational meeting

The Corry Memorial Hospital Junior Auxiliary met at the Corry Senior High School for a reorganizational meeting. New officers were elected: Rhae Blatt president, Coletta Scott vice president, Joan Maloney treasurer, Kathy Gage secretary. Connie Kowalski named publicity chairman and Mrs. Walter Ross as auxiliary advisor.

Rhae Blatt Corry Memorial Hospital Coletta Scott Joan Malomey Kathy Gage Connie Kowalski Walter Ross Robert Curtis Jeanette Capwell Joan Jungfleisch Edgar Alexander Nonth Aus Misry Sue Robinson Joan ‘Harmon Joan Maloney Karen Ross Richard Schneider Ladies Auxiliary

DAR Brokenshawy Valley Chapter Meets for Christmas Plans

The Brokenshawy Valley Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held a post noon meeting yesterday at Mrs. Janes MacInnes home on East Congress street with 18 members and six guests present. Rev. and Mrs. A. Oriner and other members attended. Plans were made for a December 10 Christmas party at Mrs. W. Whitehead’s home and a fundraiser to redecorate the Pennsylvania Room at Constitution Hall. Dr Ottner gave a talk on gratitude and tribute was paid to Mrs. Bess Heath Olnstead, founder and first regent. Dessert was served with assistance from Mrs. Bracken and Mrs. Morris Bonsteel.

Brokenshawy Valley The Daughters of the American Revolution Janes MacInnes Congress Street A. Oriner O. W. Bracken Tn Miller Gertrude Gagnon H.R. Powell W. Whitehead Whitehead DAR Pennsylvania Constitution Hall Washington, D.C Ottner Bess Heath Olnstead Bracken Morris Bonsteel

Dorcas Class Plans Christmas Dinner at Church

Eighteen members of the Dorcas Class met at First Methodist Church to organize the annual Christmas dinner. Mrs. Henry Rockman led, devotions were by Mrs. Fred Barton, and a Scriptura grace reading opened the meeting. Committee members A G Reasink Harriet Myers and Bonella Gordon were chosen to plan the December 16 event at the church. The group also plans gift donations to the Harpst Home and sets a wardens dinner for November 18.

Dorcas First Methodist Church Henry Rockman Fred Barton Roll Cell A. G. Reasink Harriet Myers Bonella Gordon Hass Harpst

Harbor Half Ladies Plan Bazaar And Bake Sale

Harbor Half Ladies Aid announced a bazaar and bake sale to be sponsored November 13 and 14 at Wittmann and Teachding store. The group met yesterday led by president Mrs Lewis Jowell with devotions by Mrs Elwin Chelton. Plans for December 3 Christmas party were set with Mrs Chelton as hostess and small gifts for members and children. They also discussed buying a new coffee urn and an electric hot plate for the Community Building and spent time pricing items for the banner. Donations for the bake sale should be ready by Friday afternoon.

Harbor Half Ladies Harbor Half Ladies Aid Wittmann and Teach Ding Lewis Jowell Elwin Chelton

Mrs Rowe Hosts Bridge Club Evening on Wayne Street

Mrs H L Rowe and Mrs H Laingdon Rowe entertained their bridge club at Wayne Street last night. Prizes went to guest Mrs E E Hawking and Mrs Don Einowid. special award went to Mrs C W Bracken. Light refreshments followed before adjournment.

H. L. Rowe H. Laingdon Rowe Wayne Street E. E. Hawking Don Einowid C. W. Bracken

Women Relief Corps Meeting Plans Bake Sale Card Party

The Women Relief Corps No. 49 met yesterday at 2 PM in TOOF Hall with Mrs. Merte Long presiding. Plans for a bake sale and business meeting were made. Mrs. K D Brown invited members to a card party Wednesday at her East South Street home. Mrs. Rosa Westley read a poem for those who have lost their temper. Next meeting November 10 with Mrs. Henry Hill as dinner chair.

Women’s Relief Corps Women's Relief Corps No O'Clook Toof Hall Rosa Westley Henry Hill Tareen

Wheelock Aid Feted Mrs David I and Bensink Honor

A surprise shower honored Mrs. David I Bensink at the Wheelock Community Aid meeting. Hostess Mrs Charles Kennedy and president Mrs Franke Harvey led the session with devotional by Mrs Leon Van Tassel. Plans were made to send a Christmas package to Korean children. Afterward gifts and refreshments were shared, and a future meeting is planned for November 19 at Mrs Wayne Hopkins home.

Wheelock Aid David I Bensink Wheelock Community Aid Charles Kennedy Franke Harvey Leon van Tassel

Mrs. Laraia Hosts 500 Club Members in Union Street Lunch

Mrs. Joseph Laraia of Union Street Extension hosted about 500 club members this week. Card awards went to Mrs. Richart Orn and Mrs. Jack Dempsey. The hostess served salad refreshments and the group planned an upcoming event with Mrs. Roger Amy as the next host.

Joseph Laraia Union Street Extension Richart Orn Jack Dempsey Roger Amy

Initiation Held For Women Of The Moose

A class of candidates was initiated at the regular Women of the Moose meeting. Mrs Alfred Cone presided as senior regent. Bertha Darwin led the Library Chapter Night program. Plans were made for a VFW ballroom card party on November 17. Attendance prize went to Mrs Ethel Cooper and a special award to Mrs John Potocki. Next meeting on November 19.

Women of the Moose Alfred Cone Bertha Darwin VFW Ballrourt Ethel Cooper John Potocki

CGG Club Guests Of Mrs Louis Valentine

CGG Club guests of Mrs Louis Valentine gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs W A Leaby on Bish Frederick street. Mrs Edward Kinley and Mrs George Hull attended. Contract bridge was played and awards went to Mrs Kinley Mrs Harold Crouse and Mrs J F Needham. Dessert refreshments were served and the group adjourned for two weeks with Mrs Crage to be hostess.

Sis. Lows Vallentine CGG Club Eve W. A. Leaby Bish Frederick Sree Edward Kinley George Hull Kinley Harold Crouse J. F. Needham Crage

Takes Out Insurance One Day and Dies Next

A Denver woman paid off a $2,000 home mortgage yesterday for $9.46. Her husband applied for life insurance that paid the mortgage last Saturday and died the next day. Actuarial experts put odds at more than a million to nine. George Smart, 31, a head clerk for the Denver Rio Grande Western Railroad, took a physical for his policy the day before he died.

Denver Lfe Insurance George Smart Denver A Rio Grande Western Railroad

Second of Lansing's Quadruplets Dies in Hospital

In Lansing Michigan the second of the Van Alstine quadruplets died at Edward W Sparrow Hospital. Donald Ray born October 26 to Mrs June Troliman van Alstine died in an incubator after birth. Death attributed to various respiratory ailment. The fourth child of the quad remain unnamed at this time.

Eres Lansing Mich Lansing van Alstine Donald Ray June Troliman van Alstine Edward W. Sparrow Hospital Ailun

Two Infant Died. Two Survive at Local Hospital

Hospital reports two newborns Ronald Ray and Ruth Ann in good condition while another baby died a day after birth. The mother of the quadruplets has been home for two days and is reported in good condition.

Ronald Ray Ruth Ann

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