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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1952

Page

5

Boy dies in dynamite blast at Rothey Bros mine

A 10 year old Ralph Hobaugh and his cousin Richard Thomas found a 24 pound dynamite charge while playing at Rothey Bros strip mine south of Edenboth. The blast rocked houses, shattered windows and killed Hobaugh, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hobaugh, in Pittsburgh area.

Associated Press Pittsburgh Elizabeth Township Rothey Bros Rdenboth Ralph Hobaugh Clarence Hobaugh Richard Thomas Iso Blaine Hill Joseph Devlin

Supreme Court limits GI life insurance payouts

Washington court rules a GI life insurance policy may be paid only to living individuals, not estates. The 5 to 4 decision resolves a dispute over a $10,000 policy on Eugene C. Henning of Boston, who died July 4, 1945, while in the Navy.

Washington Supreme Court Eugene C. Henning Boston

Folletts Host Open House for 58th Anniversary

Society notes report an open house yesterday honoring Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Follett on their 58th wedding anniversary. A noon family dinner at Hazen Follett’s home preceded guests’ surprise gift of a decorated wedding cake from Mrs. Carl Lindberg. Creek of relatives and friends from Lexington Ohio and Forest Grove Oregon joined locals, with many visiting, cake and ice cream served, and cemeteries mentioned among extended family gatherings.

G. J. Follett Hazen Follett Carl Lindberg Cecil Follett Ste Wendell Hulings Fort Bragg Warren Hulings Frank Beary Oil City Husen Paull Haven Franklin Joseph Heniine Columbus Avenue Dora Quinlisk Paul Philip Philadelphia Harry Kimmy Fourth Avenue Erie A. McTaig North Center Street Greenville Sharon Harold G. Oras Wier Nome West Smith Street Cleveland Mildred Alfred Meadville Rafter West Park Charles Hall Aie Ben Ochlhatfen Benton Harbor, Mich Herbert Carroll Delaware Street Marvin Miispow White Street Alton Hinman Chien Kathe Jett Butler

Stork Shower Hosted by Local Club Ladies

A stork shower for Mrs Louis White was given Friday evening by Mrs Kerry Dennison and others at 935 Mead Avenue. Guests played 600 and canasta, awarded prizes to Mrs Paul Keppel and others, enjoyed macaroni salad refreshments, and gifts were showered upon the honoree.

Louis White Kerry Dennison Thomas Keener Richard McCray Laters Mead Avenue

Mrs McCray Honored by Club 15 in December Gathering

Club 15 members met at Mrs PF Stenman home with Mrs Claude Stoke hostess to honor Mrs Lawrence McCray birthday. Prizes were drawn by Mrs George Rhodes Mrs Robert Sandburg Mrs McCray and Mrs Bryer Leek. Next meeting hosted by Mrs Rhodes on East Street in December formality.

Lawrence McCray Club 15 PF. Stenman Meat Avenue Claude Stoke RD. 1 George Rhodes Robert Sandburg McCray Bryer Leek Leek Rhodes East Street Frederick Haenel

Chi Rho Society meets at St Barnabas Home

Chi Rho Society and Emmanuel Episcopal Church members gathered at St Barnabas Home near North East for prayer and supper. They planned an oyster supper on December 12 from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the church undercroft with advance tickets and discussed a Christmas party for December 14 at the next meeting.

Chi Rho Society St. Barnabas Home Emmanuel Episcopal Church North East

Farewell Party At Gates Home Honors Williams Lindsey

A farewell party yesterday at the Gates home honored David O Williams and Pvt. Dine M Lindsey who depart tomorrow for Camp Kilmer New Jersey. Hosts were Mr. Kenneth Gates with assistant hostesses Mrs. Verner Swanson and Miss Piirllela Lindsey. Red white and blue table decor and a served dinner welcomed about 40 friends and relatives. Williams and Lindsey received many fine remembrances from attendees.

David O. Williams Dine M. Lindsey Camp Kilmer N. J Kenneth Gates Verner Swanson Pi Irlela Lindsey Williams Pvt Lindsey

Newborns Reported at Local Hospitals in Corry and Jamestown

Several families welcomed children this week at Corry Memorial Hospital and WCA Hospital Jamestown. Names include Deborah Sue Cragg born at Corry Memorial and a daughter born Friday at DeGraff Hospital North Tonawanda. Grandparents listed for Sullivan and Stormer families.

Shed Jul Adams West Churgh Street Corry ‘Memorial Hospital Ab de- Graff Hospital North Tonawanda Kennobh Kluge John Sullivan Bass Smithaiweeh Assan Corry Memorial Hospital Thomas Cragg West Pleasant Street Deborah Sue John Stormer Jr Celoron WCA Hospital Jamestown

Mrs Sylvester Koups Honored by Friends at Shower

Mrs Jack Hojeo, Mrs Victoria Krupa and Miss Ann Krupp hosted a stork shower for Mrs Sylvester Koups of Spring Creek at Miss Krupp’s Mead avenue home. Fourteen friends attended with Anoroprine games, awards to Mrs Tony Stee, Mrs Wilbur Blakeslee, Mrs Albert Tmhoff and Mrs Joseph Detam. A lunch of potatoes, sandwiches, pickles, cake, ice cream and coffee followed and gifts were presented. Out of town guests included Mrs Joseph Oldenski, Mrs Belag of Spartansburg and Mrs Imhoff of Spring Creek.

Sylvester Krupa Jack Hojeo Victoria Krupa Ann Krupp Sylvester Koups Spring Creek Miss Krupp Mead Avenue Tony Stee Wilbur Blakeslee Albert Tmhoff Joseph Detam

Mrs Richard Christensen Feted At Shower

Mrs Richard Christensen honored at a baby shower hosted by Mrs Andrew Christensen in Columbus. Mrs Lawrence Keppel and Mrs Lawrence Aldrich won games. Guests enjoyed cupcakes ice cream and coffee as Mrs Christensen received many fine gifts.

Richard Christensen Wenty Ime Andrew Christensen Rome Columbus Lawrence Keppel Lawrence Aldrich Christensen

Birthday Party for Miss Barbara Shaver Matures

Miss Barbara Shaver of Euclid Street celebrated her 18th birthday with a party hosted by her mother Mrs James Shaver. Guests enjoyed a 6:30 p.m. ham dinner and social games with television. Award winners included Sally Tros tle Macquelyn Wiecht Hsther Yor Charlotte Shields Leona Huntley and Paviline Lindstrom.

Sie Saneete Marvel James Shaver Euclid Street Sally Trostle Macquelyn Wiecht Hsther Yor Charlotte Shields Leona Huntley Paviline Lindstrom Shaver Ufonett

Sorority Bake Sale By Epsilon Phi Chapter Holds Event

Mrs Robert Eddy chaired the bake sale held at the Gift Shop by Epsilon Phi Chapter Be Sigma Phi Sorority. Members formed the committee including Mrs Frank Laurie Mrs Robert Gleason Mel Allen Taylor and Mrs Martin Ressler. Over $17 remains from the sale and additional funds will be added to the total.

Epsilon Phi Chapter Be Sigma Phi Sorority Robert Eddy Frank Laurie Robert Gleason Mel Allen Tayi Martin Ressler

Donoghue Griffis Wedding In Boletocke Church

Donoghue Griffis wedding held Saturday morning at St Elgaleth Church with Rev Oysit Krown officiating. Bride Miss Martha Griffis wore a pink and white gown. groom Theo Donoghue stood with best man brother. Reception followed at home of bride’s parents. couple to reside at 105 Heteh.

Ue Optumist Robert Johson Hokseeh Herbert Urim Gly Theodor Dannehue Brie Mie Donnehue Fom Cory

Women Civic Club Bazaar Nets About 80 Dollars

The Women s Civic Club Bazaar held Saturday netted about 80 dollars for the group s work. Mrs Merle Long served as sale chairman. The Mabel Shoppe offered baked goods and fancywork for sale. Mrs Charles Buttersworth saved bonds awarded Mrs Kurt Leeds the deal and chairmanship.

Women’s Civic Club Wnijal Merle Long Mabel Shoppe Oak Charles Buttersworthe Kurt Leeds Dail Chaiy

Lillian Guild Party Tomorrow Afternoon

Members of the LilGai Guild of Eniryuuel Episcopal Church are invited to attend an afternoon gathering tomorrow at the Iqume of MY OLB Ratter, 28 West Park Place. The hours are from 2 to 4 with a good attendance anticipated.

Lillian Guild LilGai Guild Eniryuuel Episcopal Church Iqume of MY

Coal Industry Battles For Full 1.90 Pay Increase

AWSB ruling limiting coal miners to 1.50 per day sparked a near 350000 soft coal miners strike lasting a week. President Truman pressed for prompt consideration of a full 1.90 pay raise while industry warned against a higher increase, fearing inflation mockery of new terms. Present arrangement gives 1.50 daily base with 0.40 pending approval, similar to 65000 anthracite miners who also receive 1.50 today and 0.40 later if approved.

WSB OTF Lewis Ad Moves Truman White House Putnam Plithaim AWSB

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