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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1952
Page
5
Eighteen hundred hourly production workers at the Tincoli Mercury assembly plant near Irere walked out demanding improved health and safety factors.
Polio outbreak prompts closure of Kenne t Square Combined Schools affecting about 1700 pupils until next week as health officials report a community vote on containment measures.
The Ladies Auxiliary of Corry Memorial Hospital met in the hospital history wing dining room. Mrs Lester Danner presided and Mrs 3 W Bracken reported on purchasing plans including an air conditioner installation. Six new members joined this session.
The combined circles of the Women's Society of Christian Service met at First Methodist Church. President Mrs Andrew Paulson led devotions and circle members discussed upcoming district seminars and a missionary plan. Barbara Roberts played piano and Judith McGink contributed remarks as 28 members attended. Family night dinner is set for October 13 at the church.
Kiwanis members enjoyed a fried chicken dinner at the Phoenix Hotel before a regular meeting. Rev Pau F Bauer led the invocation and singing by Hy Tynt Rice and Paul Crowril. Sam Wagner of Erie and Reginald Wells of Union City were guests and named to attend the Kiwanis state convention in Serenton this month. The group toured the Corry Jamestown plant on Bast Golum Buss Avenue.
Mrs. Martin Smith of 225 First Avenue hosted the Good Friends Club gathering with seven members and guest Mrs. Lyle Wilcox. Games with 500 were played, Mr Walter Pier and Mrs Klemen Nielsen won, and refreshments included macaroni salad pickles cookies and coffee. The group plans to meet September 22 with Mrs. George Wood of Erle.
Pittsburgh Judge Samuel A. Weiss apologized to Allegheny County pedi cle for a speech he called purely political to the Young Democrats. He said judges may share views but public statements that trigger controversy violate judicial ethics.
Miss Grace Hower hosted a personal shower for Miss Shirley Tillotson bride of Michael Csop at her Weal Dark Flave home. Nine friends attended a fun evening with games, awards to Mrs Henry Bailey Nile Tillotson and Mrs Robert Sayers, plus gifts and refreshments.
A Northwest Street family from Camp Cook California welcomed Pfc Curtis Miller home and honored him with a Sunday party. Mr and Mrs Clyde Miller hosted 46 relatives for dinner and a social afternoon with green and cake before his departure for duty in Japan.
A Bridge Luncheon group met yesterday at the Corry Wet dock with the card party held at the home of Mrs. H Lasis Rowe on Wayne Street. Two tables of contract were in play with prizes awarded to Mrs. NT Gillette and Mrs. W Bracken. Mrs. EE Hawk attended the meeting.
A son was born yesterday at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Everett Warnshoust of Clymer.
The Business and Professional Women's Club held its season opener with member introductions and reports. Attendees included several named members and the club treasurer, noting plans for activities and upcoming events.
Mrs Ray Laurie chaired a Geneva Circle gathering for the Genses Wivete church group. Attendees enjoyed light refreshments as Mrs Wald Bill TL and others aided hosting duties. the next meeting is set for Gety ber 1th at Ms Roh re Clough's home.
Mrs. Melissa Ploss was honored at a Saturday party hosted by Mrs. Lyle Miles. Attendees included three dozen friends and neighbors who enjoyed gifts, games, refreshments, and light entertainment at the event in Bear Lake and Cohimbus area.
Fragmentary text lists terms and names suggesting a local club social gathering or memorial notice with scattered personal names and places, but the garbled OCR obscures concrete events or dates. No clear outcome or action is discernible from the readable portion.
The Spring Creek Township PTA met last evening with reports on the Diwali celebration and plans for upcoming activities. Volunteers staffed events, served refreshments, and a brief update on safety and schedule was shared.
A fragmentary report describes a Columbus Grange gathering with named members and activities. The text mentions a master and several participants, a meeting at Eldred Chakad ais Valles, and various names and dates. The readable items suggest a local community notice with ritual roles and attendance details.
Miss Ida May Wood announced engagement to a young man of prominent family. The formal details appear in this notice, noting family connections and forthcoming nuptials in a society page context.
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