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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1948

Page

5

Dinner Party Hosts and World Series Attendance Featured

Dr and Mrs R B Mosier hosted a large dinner party at 168 Maple Avenue with guests from out of town including Mrs J J Howe Mrs Haywood Butler and more. Local residents attended World Series games in Cleveland and Pittsburgh with many relatives visiting and traveling to events and hospital visits noted across the region.

Mosier R. B. Mosier Maple Avenue J. 3. Howe Haywood Butler Charles McNeil Irvin Krueger Ene John Fenstermayher Warremy

Surprise party for sailor on leave at Clymer home

A surprise party honored Gilbert Tewinkle 2/c on key leave from Great Lakes Naval Center. Guests included Ed Eshelman family, Glenn Lutas and family, Glenn Babcock family, Gene Has-Wrouck family, Myrtle Nichols, Elvin Eshelman family, Vern Johnson Sr and family, Frank Kasper family, Everett Tewinkle of Corty, and Doyle Shields of Ripley. A decouqueted cake and refreshments were served, and a purse was presented to Seaman Tewinkle.

Sallor Gilbert "Tewinkle Navy Great Lakes Naval Center Clytder Freda Tewinkle Ed, Eshelman Donald Clymer Glenn Lutas Glenn Babcock Fundy Gene Has- Wrouck Myrtle Nichols Elvin Eshelman Vern Johnson Frank Kasper Everett Tewinkle Corty Doyle Shields Ripley

Gray Y Clubs Met To Organize Program

Gray Y Clubs held an informal rally at the State Armory with about 100 youths present. Clyde W. Shorebarger opened the session reading the Parable of the Sower and leading Grace. plans were laid for Halloween, Thanksgiving baskets, Christmas toy drives, and toy train races. A movie program is set to begin Saturday November 6 with assistance from Clarence T., Mrs. Shotzbarger, John and Mary Shotabarger, Robert Jackson, and Miss Audrey Sheldon.

Gray Clubs State Armory Swith Clyde W. Shorebarger Hallowe'en Clarence Td Mrs. Shotzbarger John and Mary Shotabarger Robert Jackson Mies Audrey Sheldon

Boy Scouts Camped At Heart's Content

A district Boy Scout camping trip held at Hearts Content began Saturday afternoon and ended Sunday afternoon. Fifteen members of Troop 80 with leader Dr TS Kelsey, seven from Troop 81 led by Scoutmaster Paul Crowell, plus members from Union City and Waterford troops attended. There were 54 scouts and teachers. At the campfire Saturday night Troop 80 held an investiture ceremony with John Coulter and Norman Merritt earning First Class. Robert McCafferty, Russell Beckwith, William Erckson, Second Class. Richard Fairchild, Bug Gimp, Ronald Morton, Jon Davisit and John Fydeckt earned Tenderfoot. On Sunday afternoon a bear was sighted by the scouts who pursued it briefly.

Hewel's Dr TS. Kelsey Paul Crowell Union City Waterford John Coulter Norman Merritt Robert McCafferty Russell Beckwith William Erckson Richard Fairchild Bugh Gimp Ronald Morton Jon Davisit John Fydeckt Tenderfoot

Surprise party honors Findley Lake couple in summer cottage

Findley Lake hosts Mrs. Raymond Sandburg and Mrs. Moras as close friends gather for a surprise party at their summer cottage. About twenty guests from the Tillie Corry area attend and adjourn to the Flee cottage for sandwiches pie and coffee. The Sandburgs receive a gift of jewelry from the group.

Findley Lake Raymond Sandburg Moras Sandburgs Tillie Corry H. Lynn Flee

Miniature Palmed Deaf Device Hailed by Thousands

Chicago based makers boast a palm sized device aiding deaf users to hear faint voices and enjoy music and speech. Flier ads promise immediate control adjustments and a descriptive booklet explaining how to use this new aid from the American Medical Association council.

Chicago American Vedics! Association Council On Lavy

48th Anniversary Celebrated by Toungsville Couple

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Anderson of Toungsville observed their 40th wedding anniversary with a family party on Saturday October 9th. Their daughter Mrs Arnold Stead of North Center Street hosted, hosting 22 relatives for a social afternoon and a $ o'clock supper with a decorated birthday cake. The wife, 73, shared birthday celebrations with Mrs. Anderson. Attendees from Jamestown York, Titusville and Sherman included Mr and Mrs Clarence Weaver and son John, Mr and Mrs Frank Weaver, and Mr and Mrs Robert Lindstrom and daughters Loretta and Karen. The hostess was aided by Mrs. F G Jones and Miss Helen Jones.

Howard Ficks West Way Ogton Street Mersom James Robert OM City General Hospital Temus Robert Hershel Childers Robert Hyd Pittsburgh Corry John Trostle Corry Hospital Walter Dyckes Cleveland Hls Traktle W. Dyckes Grace Street Clair Linendell Robrer Sanders George Orcutt East Frederick Street Stichard Rossbacher Sind Wallace Hammond Sa McLean Irs Robert Robinson Judith Akron Arnold Seasted Raymond Seastead Howard Hand Dorothy Barter Floyd Black Fairview Street Russell Cassell West Churkh Street R. A. Ott Quebec New England Frunces Kenmore Mabel Hass Nancy Ferran Rose ‘Brew Drle Waite Sam Irvine Roland Stows Betty Jane Dodd Indiana State Teachers College Indiana Frank Dodd Columbus Kenneth R. Benson Bond Street Marthe McIntyre Richard Schieider Pleasantville Arland Briggs Douglas Russell M. Sherman East Congress Street New York City Washington, D. C Merrill Wilcox Hudson Ohio Clyde Wileps William O'Brien Erie James O'Brien West Washington Street Jean Daly Buffalo Catherine Connor West Trederick Street William Brady Connor Miss Daly Olly Simmons Milian Zalemeck Clevsland Wilmer Heffer East Mainstreet Charles Hubertz 0. T. Anderson Helen Morrell Anna Shields Mary Hand Kane Brances Maher Catholic Daughters of America Penn Kane Stanley Nichols David Barbara Lords Clarion Jeanne Nichols Clarion State Teachers College Iris Bogert Alice Coulter Westfield Miss Bogert Jessie Bogert Church Street Coulten John Coulter Wast Church Street Emory D Poushkeepele N.Y Pleasant Street Dominic Paleone Shighter Mary ‘Theresa Wen Plowcath Street Wit yester—Say Rte Fy Inoue Pour Albert Anderson Toungsville Arnold Seastead North Center Street Anderson Frank Weaver August Pearson Moe Ernest Gellvin Jamestown Prank Weaver Younesville Clarence Weaver John Titusville Robert Lindstrom Loretta Karen Sherman F. G. Jones Helen Jones

44th State Nurses Convention to be Held in Pittsburgh

Mrs Ethel M Hyde president from Sharon and Miss Adelaide Perry from Erie will represent Dit chet No 7 of the Pennsylvania State Nurses Association including Warren Venango Mercer Erie and Crawford counties at the 4th annual state convention in Pittsburgh November 8 to 10. There are 9652 nurses in district No 7. Hyde and Perry will join more than 2000 registered professionals to discuss nursing in Pennsylvania. The convention will commemorate the diamond jubilee of running in this country and the 100th anniversary of Linda Richards America's first professional nurse.

Ethel M. Hyde Sharon Adelaide Perry Erie Ditchet No Pennsylvania State Nurses Association Pennsy Waula Linda Richards America

Bridal Shower for Miss Doris Gates in Fairview Street home

Miss Doris Gates honored at a bridal shower hosted by Floyd Black and Mrs. AL Morton at 217 Fairview Street Saturday evening. Twenty-five neighbors attended as bingo provided entertainment. Patricia McNulty and Mrs. Andrew McKeta won awards. Gates received a purse conker and a peach wool blanket. Decorations were pink and white. guests enjoyed sandwiches, birthday cake, ice cream, and coffee.

Doris Gates Floyd Black AL Morton Latver Fairview Street Lawrence Swanson Tve Patrkia McNulty Andrew McKeta Gates

Birthday Party At Cencarik Home

Miss Valerie Cencarik celebrated her art birthday Sunday with a dinner party hosted by her mother. Family members attended the gathering at the Cencarik home on North Genter Street and Miss Terle received many nice mementos.

Cancarik Valerie Cencarik Cencarik North Genter Street Terle

Rey and Bowman Host Open House at 6 to 8 PM

Rey and Mrs Bowman hosted an open house at 213 East Pleasant Street yesterday afternoon from 6 to 8 PM. Members of St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church and friends attended. Acented with chrysanthemums, light refreshments included cakes cookies tea or coffee and mints. Mrs John Street Mrs Viola Nollinger Mrs Harriet Markers Mrs D Armour Ailstrom and Mrs A Hillstrout poured.

Rey Aha Ws Haby Bowman East Pleasant Street Wores St. Paul's Byagnelical Lutheran Church Friends Abi Bfe John Street Viola Nollinger Harriet Markers D. Armour Ailstrom A. Hillstrout

Corry Church Plans Fund Drive for Europe Aid

The Corry Adventist church plans a fundraising drive on October 23 to gather money from North American congregations for Europe aid. About 3,733 churches contributed previously, totaling thousands of dollars. Local churches have sent clothing and supplies, while the county has spent over a million dollars on rebuilding bombed churches and facilities.

Saventsh North Auartyy Jayise Torquelor Europe America W. J. Nelson Washington, D. C Wheilifon Chien Oi

Penn designs blood pressure device to reduce surgical shock

University of Pennsylvania labs announce a new blood pressure recording instrument to detect early shock in patients during operations. The device measures blood pressure directly from an artery, allowing surgeons to act swiftly and guide corrective steps to safeguard the patient.

Associalemeres Philadelphia University of Pennsylvania Research Laboratories Penn

Births Report From Local Hospitals

A series of birth notices from Garland and Union City report newborn daughters for families including Mr and Mrs Charles Ruxbet, Mr and Mrs Mivion Brace, Mr and Mrs Robert Clark, Mr and Mrs Louie Johnson, and Mr and Mrs Leo Neckers. One birth named Margaret desné Bovh to Mr and Mrs Richard C. Nichol. Providence Hospital Beaver Falls listed for October fifth.

Borte Charles Ruxbet Garland Corry Hospital Bon Ai Robert Clark A. D Qlaughter Louie Johnson Union City Tate The Gorey Hospital Margaret Desné Richard C. Nichol Worth Street Providence Hospital Beaver Falls

Seek Bigger Hike In Freight Rates

Washington dispatch reports the railroad industry seeks a larger freight rate increase than a single percent. Eleven days ago railroads filed with the Federal Trade Commission a petition for a 3 percent rise. The ICC is expected to hear the amendment, possibly tomorrow, asso riation officials withheld comment.

Washington Tuterslave Commerce ICC

Oil City Girl Burned To Death In Play Accident

Aged 11, Yvonne Behenoz died after a fire started during a game among siblings and friends. Parents and other children escaped injury as rescuers worked to reach her at the scene before she died at Oil City General Hospital. An inquest verdict by T. J. Gabreski cited accidental death.

Oil City OW City Get Herolid Yvonne Lovwike Behenos Charles Behenoz Thuy Tweien Oil City General Hospital Coronur Dy Gabreski Yvonne

Teachers Strike Over Mine Revenue Tax Vote Deadlock

Sev ay teachers refuse to return to Blythe township school until a plan to fund salaries is found. The board cites no funds after bond rejection and talks of moving to Anthracite mines for revenue. State aid and district funds are debated as teachers’ lawyer joins School Board discussions. annual pay listed at 2800.

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