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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1948
Page
5
Seoul reports 55 police officers and ten Korean soldiers executed for participating in the October 20 mutiny against the Republic. A Korean army spokesman said 59 were executed Saturday at Tapjon, southeast of Seoul, with many more punished in courts martial including long prison terms.
Be Socry notes the Pist Presbyterian Church Sunday School annual meeting at the Wallace home with 24 attendees. Alphonse Yanssens reelected superintendent. other officers include Arthur Cochran, W Bruce Ellsworth, Miss Jean Mack Tunes, Miss Marion Smith, Mrs J Harold Patterson, Lena Merker, Miss Mira Lou Heerlein, and department heads. Christmas program set for December 2 at 7 30 PM.
Miss Maxene Oberman was elected president of the Junior Debs at a meeting held at the Wright store home of Miss Mira Heerlem. Other officers chosen for the coming year include Miss Patsy Storey as vice president and Miss Caleta McClintock as secretary. A social hour followed with refreshments served by Miss Beerlein. Next week’s meeting will be with Miss Mary Hughes of North Center Street.
The former Corry resident Mrs. Cor J. Damon of Erie married Ehlair H. Munson of Erie at Bethany Lutheran Church Erie. Rev. Walter B. Ohman officiated with family and friends present. The couple will reside at 1716 5 Street Erie after a wedding trip to Buffalo.
Kiwanis Club met Monday evening for a drummer session at the Hotel Cory. Fred C. Haenes led a group singing with Mrs H Lynn Rice as accompanist. New member Philip Zabeck was welcomed by Past President. Formations highlighted the first film showing about driver behavior and accident prevention. The second film titled Lets Go Fishing was shown. New officers and directors will meet again for dine in the main dining room to plan the new club year.
A daughter was born early this morning to Rev and Mrs Harry S Bowman of 313 East Pleasant Street at Corry Hospital. The birth adds a new member to the Bowman family and to the local community.
Mrs Ralph J Fogle hosted a luncheon at her home on Wright Street yesterday with guests including Mrs Loveland Mrs Brackett Mrs Boyd Mrs Roward and Mrs Patterson plus Mrs Suignoit of Brie. The gathering followed coffee and a viewing of afternoon hats as the group socialized.
An old ad claims Borsoma Tablets flush kidneys and aid bladder, stomach, liver, and bowels. It promises relief from nighttime distress and urges purchase at drug stores with Golden Lax Tablets as a laxative option.
A large opening crowd fills the New York Metropolitan Opera as the new season begins amid pomp and celebrity. Veteran opera figures and financiers attended, with Margaret Truman among early arrivals and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt signaling the season start.
Fort Bragg North Carolina thwarted an armed attempt to rob the army payroll. Four soldiers were placed in the fort stockade after the mission was stopped. Captain Gordon Andrews, public information officer, named three suspects as Robert Harris Patrick Curtis and Samuel Richards with a fourth unidentified soldier.
Communist demonstrators formed a rival government at Anklam Palace in the Soviet sector of Berlin. The move followed a May Day rally calling for decisive measures to protect Berlin and urged Western workers to accept a split city govern ment plan. ADN reported calls to demand a new city government and warned of “splitting” the city, placing the onus on Western powers.
Pittsburgh November 30 a masked man accosted Mrs Nellie Proory as she left home for work forcing entry to the house. He rifled the place taking about $2000 in cash and family bonds before escaping.
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