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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1950

Page

5

Allies Fight Against Time in Red Resistance Report

AP correspondent Bem Price notes Chinese prisoners rushed into battle a week ago with no rifles but two hand grenades. U S 34th Division moves from Chongju toward Sonchon and beyond toward Sinuiju near the Yalu. British Commonwealth Brigade seizes Kusong after heavy street fighting with air support.

Bem Price Hamnong North Korea Chongju Sonchan Sinuiju Korea Yalu River Antung Manchuria Sonchon Hank 2Th Division Kusong Yalu Doughtboys

Halloween Masquerade At Columbus Grange Held

Columbus Grange No. 7 sponsored a Halloween masquerade party at the Columbus Town Hall with 60 members and friends in attendance. Contests honored Merle Page Paul Suchut Tyis Messenger and de Mane Savke for prizes while Don ald Taylor Ronatel Volk Mrs Arthur Ay ling and Harald nes received top distinctions. Mrs Ver Page supervised the event with refreshments by Mrs Andrew Chris legen featuring cider popcorn doughnuts and coffee.

Wumaoisins Puuugris Columbus Town Columbus Grange Uluieze Prio Merle Page Paul Suchut Tyis Messenger de Mane Savke Donald Taylor Ronatel Volk Arthur Ayling Haraldnes Ver- Page Andrew Chrislegen

Tri-Hi-Y Club Hobo Party Highlights Halloween Fun

Sopho more Tri-Hi-Y Club hosted a Hobo Party Saturday evening in the school rooms from 8 to 11. About 40 members and invited guests attended a movie, games, and refreshments of sandwiches, doughnuts, and coffee. Committee member Miss Marlene Molly Was ebaseman led the refreshment effort with assistance from Shir ley Miller Helen Sharer Virginia Crowell and Rebeéod Williams.

Marlene Molly Ebaseman Shirley Miller Helen Sharer Virginia Crowell Rebeéod Williams

Young People's Party At St Elizabeths Hall

A St Elizabeths Hall event hosted by St Thnabeths Guild featured a youth parish gathering with friends. Attendees enjoyed dancing to recorded music, cider, doughnuts and coffee, with hall decorations by a committee led by Phyllis Hoenes and others.

St. Thnabeth's Guild Phyllis Hoenes Ann Bache Mary Low McCray Angela Veronica Lubowilccki Norbert Anderson Edward Glhona

Birthday party for Miss Carolyn Sears observes elevens

Miss Carolyn Sears daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Sears of West Congress street celebrated turning 11 with a family gathering last evening. Guests included Mr and Mrs J B Sears Mr and Mrs MacBain Sears Mr and Mrs Harry Krone and Carolyns own family as birthday cake and ice cream were served with many gifts.

Carolyn Sears Walter Sears West Congress Street Carolyn J. B. Sears MacBain Sears Harry Krone

Two Daughters Born to Local Families at Corry Hospital

A daughter was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Leslie Wilkinson of R. 1 1 at Corry Hospital. Early this morning a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Archie Wetmore of 054 South Street at the same hospital.

Leslie Wilkinson Corry Hospital Stliermar Archie Wetmore South Street

Detroit visitor joins local family ties in Williamsport and Mead Avenue

P A Grerison of Detroit visits his daughter Mrs Frank Culver on RD 1. Mrs Melvin Schramm returns tonight from New York City. Katherine's Store relatives and Mrs ML Smith head home to Williamsport after a weekend with East Main Street residents. Richard Merker visits from the Coast, then to Maine on business, before returning to Irving Mead Avenue. Robert Spencer resumes work at Towynda after a weekend with his parents on Mead Avenue. Funeral home attendance for the late Bertha Owen drew Mr and Mrs Percie McCray and Mr and Mrs Robert Hinkley. El er Gilbertson Jr of Chicago visits Jack Miller. Mrs Elmer Gilbertson Sr houses with Mrs Katherine Abbey. Douglas Rozelle Sr and family return from Carlisle after weekend with son Dowell Rozelle Jr. Phillip Burroughs leaves Erie for Boston via airport after weekend with Russ Brown and cousin from Oakland, California.

P. A. Grerison Detroit Frank Culver RD. 1 Melvin Schramiing New York City Katherine ML. Smith Williamsport Howard Taggart East Main Street Richard Merker Robert Hinkley Trie Bertha Owen Eler Gilbertson, Jr Chicago Jack Miller Elmer Gilbertson Katherine Abbey Maple Avenue Douglas Rozelle Carlisle Dowell Rozelle Phillip Burroughs Boston Erie Russells ‘Brown Mr. Bureroughs Oakland California Brown

Sisterhood Party Planned at Beth Israel Synagogue

The Indies of the Beth Israel Sisterhood hosted a Monday evening masquerade at the West Ghurrh Street synagogue. Mrs Harriet Heiman won best original costume appearing as the radio figure Beulah. Seasonal games and refreshments of hot dogs doughnuts cider and cake followed the event.

Beth Israel Sisterhood A. L. Rassit Norman Matz Harry Barach al Philips Meadville West Ghurrh Street Harriet Heiman Beulah

Home League Party Hosts Masquerade for Salvation Army Group

The Home League of the Salvation Army entertained last evening at East Main street, hosted by Mrs. Manley Robbins. It was a masquerade with games and prizes to Mrs. Jamie Willis, Mrs. Ernest Beutikofer, Mrs. Harry Morton, Mrs. Roy Taylor, and Mrs. Robbins. Mrs Morton and Mrs. Michael Maxcout assisted. refreshments included sandwiches, doughnuts, jumpin pie, coffee, and favors were candy cups.

The Salvation Army Manley Robbins East Main Street Jamie Willis Ernest Beutikofer Harry Morton Roy Taylor Robbins Morton Michael Maxcout

Pie Social and Bazaar at West Spring Greek Town Hall

A pie social and bazaar is planned for Friday evening at the West Spring Greek Town Hall to raise funds for a new building by the Hast Branch Gringo. Beginning at 8:20, a program will feature Charles Tranter of WNAE. A magic show, crafts, and hand made articles will be sold by the ladies ahead of the pie auction with each lady asked to bring a pie.

West Spring Gringo Charles Tranter WNAE Warren Gandy Bowers

Kiwanis Talk On Scout Jamboree at Valley Posse

Kiwanis heard a report on the Boy Scout International Jamboree at Valley Posse with Blaine Shank guiding the program assisted by Philip Zalaneck and Byron Crowell. Miss Isabel Epley of the Pennsylvania State Education Association will speak at next week’s meeting during National Education Week.

Boy Scout International Valley Posse Une Kiwanis Club Phoenix Hotel Blaine Shank Washington ‘Trail Sunmeil Jiemiborre Gluures Hemic Gustrutdor Thy Sully Byron Crowell Cary Philip Zalaneck Emnls Baby Rayne Isabel Epley Pennnsylvanma State Education Association Iwanis Club Celebrary Nationa Howani J. Sheen Lynn Rive

Surprise Birthday Party for Sibyl Sheldon Held Saturday

Mrs Theodore Gooper hosted a surprise birthday party for her aunt Sibyl Sheldon Saturday night. Twelve guests played 500 with prizes won by Mrs Frank Lathrop and Mr Gooper. Sandwiches birthday cake ice cream and coffee were served toward the end of the evening.

Theodore Gooper Sibyl Sheldon Frank Lathrop Mr. Gooper

Hi Y District Plans From Meeting At Oil City

The Hi Y club held a meeting discussing the Older Boys Conference at Oil City on November 17 18 19 and the planned THAHI Y and HI Y rally for November. Tentative plans for a Christmas tree program were made. A social hour followed the business session.

Oil City Sapgertown

Miss Donna Lou Shoop Hostess To Friends Event Note

Miss Donna Lou Shoop hosted a Monday afternoon gathering at Shoop's Restaurant for friends. Attendees included Misses Susan and Nancy Ross Judith Leeds Connie Carroll and Louie Wilson. Guests enjoyed games recordings and candy favors with Halloween cupcakes ice cream and chocolate milk.

Donna Lou Snoop Shoop's Susan Nancy Ross Judith Leeds Connie Carroll Louiie Wilson

Party At Everett Webb Home Last Evening

Seventeen local youths gathered at the Everett Webb residence on R. D. 1 where Miss Norma Jean Webb and Miss Audrey Trischlt hosted a gathering. Games followed a scavenger hunt led by Mr Shirley Hall as teams won the event and cider doughnuts and potato chips were served back at the Webb home.

Everett Webb R. D Norma Jean Webb Audrey Trischlt Shirley Hall Webb

Carnation Employees Honor Neil McKay Farewell Party

A farewell party for Neil McKay, recent departure to join Corry Police Department, was hosted by Carnation Employees at the Sonor Way Spring Creek Community House. Twenty-two friends attended as informal speeches and a Wool Nuntine gift jacket were presented, with sandwiches snacks coffee and ice cream served in the evening.

Carnation Milk Company Neil McKay McKay Hns Corry Sonor Way Spring Creek

Halloween Party for E U B Church Youth

The Sunday school youths of the E U B Church hosted a Hallowe en party Saturday afternoon from 1 30 to 3 30. Organizers included Mrs Murray Raymond Mrs Hargid Carlson Mrs Donald Higgins Mrs Edwin feppel and Mrs Ivan Downey. Games priced to Robert Reagle Thomas Carson Ronald Jolson and Margaret Lan teen. Two comedy sketches were presented and hosts served nuts chocolate milk and snacks.

Hallowe'en E.U.B Murray Raymond Hargid Carlson Donald Higgins Edwin Feppel Ivan Downey Aranged Thy Robert Reagle Thomas Carson Ronald Jolson Margaret Lan

Closing Dance At Corry Country Club Averts Season Finale

The Corry Country Club held its season closing dance Saturday with Lyle Wilcox on Hammond organ and Frank Kennedy assisting on a guitar-like instrument. About 50 members and guests danced from 10 to 2, and a high tea luncheon was served by the club's hospitality committee chaired by Charles Shuss.

Corry Corry Country Club Lyle Wilcox Frank Kennedy Charles Shuss

Birthday gathering on Sciota road with refreshments

A home party on Sciota road featured movies and a camut boat Bethany cake, seoneum and Ehocolote min refreshments. Party hours ran from to F o'clock with guests enjoying the festivities.

Heir Sciota Road

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Pig Ey Diana Lynn Charles Coburn Charlotte Greenwood Barbara Lawrence Russia RED Resistance Pata Center Street Hone Thomas Motors of Corry, Inc Fea SO GIET Columbus St. Elizabeth’s Hall Teta New Deal Optical Erie, Pa Kiwanis Donna Lou Shoop Martin Motor Sales DU Ct Carnation Employes Christos Bron Shoe Thea Helen Chapin Jeffrey Brown Jul Silas Brown Phillips Jewelry North Center Street Nafiqgal Bank of Corry Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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