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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1952
Page
5
Vienna report says Prague radio accused Czech women of talking too much in public places. It urged silence to avoid revealing state secrets as Western spies and saboteurs might listen in shops and on streetcars.
Miss Shirley Tillotson daughter of Mr and Mrs Willard Tillotson of Spartansbury wed Michael Csop of Erie in a morning ceremony at Our Lady of Victory Chapel. Rev Francis J Graves officiated. Attendants wore gold and emerald gowns. Out of town guests joined the reception at the Gordon home in Lincolnville. The couple will reside at 613 East 38th Street Erie after a Montreal wedding trip. Ms Csop is a Spartansboro graduate. he is a Kansas City Technical Engineer and chief at WICU Erie.
Philip Whitehead arrives from Langhorne for a four week end visit with the Whitehead family. Pittsburg visitors include Mr and Mrs Jack Sample and children for the weekend. James Peterson and family visit from Fink Avenue. Travelers from Timmins Canada Meg Frahe Wojciechowski depart for home after a visit. Others return to New York City Lake Placid Fredericksburg and Washington for conferences and vacations. Cpl Ralph Scholtox and Cpl Edward Paver depart for bases after furloughs. The Houghtons plan a Syracuse visit. Glowski and Glaviano families host weekend gatherings in Mead and Center streets.
A shower for Cpl Willard McCray and his wife was hosted at the Concord Community House with over 100 guests. Refreshments included jello cake and coffee as gifts were exchanged. Out of town visitors included Mrs Frank Quyloyk from Cleveland and several guests from Columbus Lynwood Calif and Clymer California multiple names appear in attendance.
Yesterday afternoon the Cradle Roll Society at the First Presbyterian Church organized a party with 44 mothers and 20 children in attendance. Mrs. Auer, served by Miss Jose Aarti and others, led arrangements for the event featuring a program including God Helps the Dabs sung by MiniP Mishien, and a tiny pageant by the Sunday School superintendent. Refreshments of cakes and tea followed, with gift boxes of natural candies for the children and young Kennedy named the youngest mother present.
Large crowd attended a victory dance at Carry High School Gymnasium after theCarry Younpsvite football game. About 220 people joined the event sponsored by the Carry Area School Bail and the wajorettes, with music by an orchestra featuring Judith Dieyer and performers Robert Morkie, David Livingstone, Alley Hoabroud, and Jack Dubtinge.
The College Women's Club schedules a Monday evening gathering at 6:30 PM for a dinner. Members will vote on relocating the regular meeting place, and reservations have been mailed. those without cards should contact Mrs O W Bracken.
Guy Bennink was honored with a card shower by the Silver Links Glass of the Evangelical United Brethren Church at his home ash evening. Twenty members and five guests attended including Mrs Murray Raymond and Mrs Verna Whitney with other members. Estelle Reaple presided over the business session and Carl Henton gave a Bible quiz as entertainment. Refreshments included birthday cake and ice cream served by Mrs Storgr and Mrs Lynn Fleming.
Mrs Hall was entertained Thursday at a King Street home by Ms Harvey Loveland and Mrs Earle Hasbrook. The party celebrated her upcoming marriage to Albert Young with a social evening and refreshments. A gift of lozenge was presented to Miss Hall by her friends.
Dr Elmer Ortner pastor of St Pauls Lutheran Church will lead the Hospitality Club gathering Tuesday afternoon in the Garvie Room of the VEW Post home The program chairman is Mrs William Leaby with committee members Mrs Harni Green and Mrs Page Louderbach All newcomers and guests are invited to attend
The Hi Neighbor Club of Cutting elects officers at a dinner meeting hosted by Mrs. William Bemis. Mr. Frank Bayle is named president, Mrs. William Bemis vice president, and Mrs. Raymond Onner secretary and treasurer. Mrs. Harold Bemis celebrates a birthday as the group adjourns to meet October 1.
Mrs Romeo Ficcardi was pleasantly surprised when a group called at her West Church Street home last evening to celebrate. Twelve Bubists attended and a potluck style reception followed with potato salad hot rolls tea cake and coffee. Mrs Flebard or Fleeards received gifts for the occasion. Mrs Sirn Glaviang of Bulleta was an out of town guest. The note mentions the Jamaica island and British West Indies.
Corry Country Club plans Ladies Day on Thursday with hostess committee Mrs. Frank Guaft, Mrs. Horton Davis, and Miss Tia Austin. Members and guests are invited to luncheon at 10 and join in afternoon activities at the club. Reservations are due by Tuesday.
Miss Grice Blaine Mulligan daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Mulligan and George Born Sloan of 197 East Min street married in a 7 o'clock ceremony. Attendants included relatives and friends with a reception at the couple's home. The bride wore a white gown with a lace veil and pearl accessories. Best man Raymond Brown, a reception followed with coffee and cake. The couple will reside at 198 Scromd Avenue. Mr Sloban will continue with Beavtisley Duinbor Co.
A daughter, born Thursday evening at Cory Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wright of Clymer. Also noted is a social greeting to Mr. and Mrs. John Sproyers of Wayne and a mention of a couple introducing a name at the hospital.
Linton, president of United Mine Workers District WW, announced the signing of a new contract with a major strip mine operator, noting it could avert a strike. The union represents about 500 of Indiana's 4,500 shaft mine workers, with roughly 6,000 in the state's shaft mines overall.
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