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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1950
Page
5
Allied forces on the Korean front battled Red attacks seven miles north of Taegu as 50,000 Communist troops massed for a renewed push. Cavalry units repelled assaults on key ridges while Americans and South Koreans in Kyongju moved to seal a junction threatening the Pu at Sin seaport.
Miss Marion Young daughter of Mr and Mrs Williwe Young married Rows Feyly at Evynia Municipal Church. Rev Joseph Fyllin officiated the double ceremony. Bridesmaids wore green trimmed gowns. bride wore an ivory gown with pearls. A reception followed at the couple’s home with guests from Geneva, Cleveland, Erie and Port Allegany.
A bridal shower hosted by Miss Joay Procur in Elgin honored Miss Marilyn Proper ahead of her September 20 marriage to Roger Thompson. Twelve guests participated in games with prizes to Miss Martha Freagle, Miss Dusium Burrows and Miss Proper. Decorations featured blue and yellow crepe paper and a cake centerpiece. Guests from the city included Misses Mabel Gates, Ann Katrin and Martha Prenyle.
The Carry Caulley Club hosts a September 17 dinner at the Diopolu house with Mrs Ho Davis as caterer. Dinner at 7 precedes the annual meeting to elect four directors for two year terms replacing Norman Nockers Jack Caspr Robert Willian and Charles Sues. a large turnout is expected.
Members of the Hospitality Club are urged to attend the first fall meeting next Tuesday at the American Le Leta Home on North Center Street. Rev. Paul Bower of the First Presbyterian Church will discuss “As The Days Roll By.” Committee chair Mrs. Mary McKee leads the organizing group.
Mrs Morwaret Bender Erie Playhouse representative announces membership forms for workers and season plans at the annual meeting to be held at Hiox Hall Church of the Covenint on September 12 at 8 p.m. Guest speaker George Freedley Broadway producer and drama critic. A short skit by Jean Godillot aye directed by Henderson Forsythe will be shown.
Warren Bridge Club hosts a three day invitational event on September 22 23 and 24 at the Marcotii Club along the Allvsheny river two miles from Warren for trophy and pair championships. Members of the Amwrwent Cunorsut Brkive league and other clubs participate with a consolation game Saturday night and refreshments. Sunday shows four championship rounds beginning at 4 PM for Hy Vis raphy Edward Cheronnet of New York listed among competitors.
The Amici Bible Class of UB Chmeeh held a social gathering Friday at Amici. Members enjoyed coffee and cheese as McClintock led duties and Devotions on Confession were given by Miss Gladys Canfield. The group planned to meet again on October 18 with Mrs Filey Marsh and Mr and Mrs Johan Carrier hosting.
Reverend William Hastings of Harborcreek will address the Holy Name Society at its regular monthly meeting Tuesday evening. Known for his talks in the Erie diocese, his address is open to men of Catholic parishes in the city. The gathering at St. Thomas Church will begin at 1 oclock with a short service, followed by adjournment to St. Edward’s School for a secular program.
In 1922 WEAF New York aired the first Spossaven rain broad cast, charging $100 for a ten minute sales slot.
A daughter was born this morning at Corre Hospital to Mr and Mrs Edmund Zewateky of Ti West Church Street Ason. A daughter was born this morning at Garry Hospital to Mr and Mrs Dale Harrhistom R D 2 Wattsboro. A daughter was born this morning at Cony Hospital to Mr and Mrs Alfred Aikens FR D 3. A daughter was born at Carry Hospital last evening to Mr and Mrs Robert Jewell 304 East Main Street.
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