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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1950
Page
5
In West Los Angeles on November 29 actor Ray Milland was thrown about 50 feet when his car collided with an otter in fog. He walked to his studio after a taxi ride and reported for work. Physicians say only a hip bruise resulted from the crash yesterday.
Advertisement claims kidney fatigue causes aches and pains and promises quick relief from headaches backache and mysterious pains. It asserts the product acts on the kidneys and removes poisonous waste from the blood, urging readers to buy at local stores.
Mrs. H D Haupin hosted the Jolly Eight Club at her West Pleasant Street residence on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. J B Crk and Mrs. Charles Cook won 600 game awards and a jello salad cake and cutter were served after cards. Mrs. Cook will host the club in two weeks.
Mrs. Joseph Amoroso was pleasantly surprised by a group of friends who hosted a birthday party at her home on First Avenue. After social time, guests enjoyed salads ice cream decorated cake and jello as gifts and well wishes flowed from those in attendance.
The Concord School PTA met Tuesday night with President Mrs Ralph Cayrell presiding at 8 oclock. Devotions were given by Mrs Delmar Lundeen and the group sang America. Superintendent Lawrence Douglas spoke on his education philosophy and plans were announced for a Christmas party for children on December 15 in Room 4 with Mrs Vermis Follett as chair. Several members and local students were noted as returning from travels and studies, with updates on attendances and upcoming meetings after the holidays.
Epsilon Phi Beta Sigma Phi members vote to assemble two Christmas baskets one for a local invalid child and one for a needy family The meeting at the American Legion Post Home led by Mrs Frank Laurie includes plans for a December party with Mrs Ruland Harvey as chair and gifts to be exchanged The program on jewelry concludes with Mrs Huttison E Curis presenting simulated stones and oriental pieces for the group The next meeting is set for January Oth
H Bracken assistant to the president of Citizens National Bank spoke at the Rotary Club meeting in Hotel Corry. He explained the Federal Reserve System clearing house procedures and bank investment limits. The group planned a Christmas party with ladies invited, set for December 19 at the hotel.
Two tables of contract bridge were in play last evening when Mrs Arthur Martin entertained the members of her ard club at the Rast Irving street home of her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Graft. Awards were won by Mrs Martha Vincent, Mrs John Fenstermacher and Mrs Rober Bracken. Tight refreshments were served and the group adjourned to meet again in two weeks for an 8 Christmas dinner panty.
Corry Local Dairymen's League directors met at the Harvey home to plan the annual meeting set for December 1 at the I C O F Hall. An all day session includes an oyster dinner at 12 30 and a door prize. The program features moving pictures and a guest speaker. Members and families were urged to attend.
A surprise birthday party was held last evening at the Grove street home by Miss Wilma Rae Tigram for Eugene Sharer. Eighteen children attended with cards games and social time, a decorated cake and beverages provided, and many gifts given to the honoree.
The American Legion Home hosts a December 12 holiday luncheon for 22 members with Mrs. C. M. Howard chairing. Reservations by December 8 to Mary McKee and Mrs. C. S. Rafter. Program includes carols games and a gift exchange, plus a Christmas tree trimming in the city park on December 2 at 7:15 PM.
Washington reports a large reception for eight incoming Republican senators though six may not start immediately. The event includes a private dinner at the May Hotel with GOP leaders and spouses, plus talks on changing Senate committee assignments to favor the new majority.
San Francisco dispatch reports more than 780 tons of automotive tires awaiting shipment to Communist China. Customs officials say the tires will be concealed before loading to avoid reuse by Chinese forces in Korea. The tires are destined for Taku Bar and Tianjin in China, plus Hong Kong and Manila.
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