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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1952
Page
5
Philippine armed forces order full inquiry into depth charging of an unidentified submarine off the east coast of Luzon. The Manila Bulletin and a military spokesman note naval patrols remain active along the coast and no friendly subs are in the area.
The Berean Society of Mite Flext Bapth ehirch held a business meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Marsh on Snyder Circle with 14 members and one guest Mrs. William Payne of Newark NJ in attendance. A program followed the business session, with plans for a teen dinner December 18 at the church and a contribution toward a church tape recording. Several holiday visitors and local residents were noted visiting, returning from travels, or spending the holiday with families in Snyder Circle, plus travel plans and teaching duties mentioned for area residents.
The Presbyterian Church group will depart at 2 30 p m tomorrow to the Presbyterian Home in Titnaville for services at 3 90 o’clock for elder residents. They will take varied food items as a Thanksgiving gift. Rev. Paul F. Bauer will deliver the sermon This Land of Ours focusing on 150 years of Christian Work.
The Girl Scout Council District 1 meeting at the Municipal Building Union City re elected Mrs Edward Rossbacher as district chair and council member. It was announced the large district requires each community to hold the Juliette Law tea separately this year. The cookie sale will be March 16 to 19 with Mrs Rossbacher and Miss Adele McCray present.
The Moffatt School PTA met last night with president Mrs. Howard Glab bala in the chair. Discussion covered buying a new stove and window ventilators. Mrs. Paul Lebowski led a program on parents attitude and children's behavior. Mrs. Rupert Morris and committee served sandwiches pie and coffee. Next meeting date to be announced.
A party at a Wayne Street home honored Mrs Santo Leone with 12 friends in attendance. Hostesses were Mrs Clarence Kirch and Mrs John Radecki. Prizes went to Miss Mary Sprover and Miss Tulia Zepka, plus Mrs Raymord Bach omner. Refreshments included tuna fish salad crackers cherry shortcake and coffee.
Miss Helen Stupak and Richard Ginghrom wed at St Elizabeth's Church this morning. Rev Cyril Krong officiated the ceremony as the couple left for an early honeymoon in California. Mrs Stupak works at Raymond Mig Co. and Ginghrom helps in his father’s barber shop.
A party honored Mrs John Amorose at her Spring home with guests including Mrs Chtalf, Mrs Nick Aquilino, Romeo Fieeard and Theodore Amorose. The evening featured visiting, lunch with salad jello cheese wafers birthday cake and coffee. Gifts and floral bouquets were presented to the guest of honor.
Government moves to strip citizenship from Rice and eight alleged underworld figures in Brooklyn Federal Court. U S Attorney Javier McGranery says the cases target “undesirables” linked to mob activity, with hearings planned for early next week.
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