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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1953
Page
5
A fragmentary OCR line mentions Moses and a biblical term linked to ancient prophecy. The readable portion references natural law and a verse style, with unclear context and missing surrounding text.
Unclear OCR reads a mishmash of names and case fragments including Insure, Corpora, Spector, Radiator, Pater, Bernard, and Baltimore. No coherent case details, dates, or outcomes are discernible.
An evening of concert favorites features pianist Walter L Whailey with Adelaide Swanson at the second piano and a mixed chorus. The program includes River Bo Sonata Allegro Audante and Ani saato, Old Southern Favorites, two pianos works, a ladies quartet, and piano pieces like Clair de Lune. The concert closes with additional choral items and piano solos.
Mrs Jessie Mason of North Center was entertained by her sister Mrs Maurie Kazmaier of Miami Florida during a social evening at her home Five tables of 500 were in play with prize winners Mrs Floyd Holcomb Mrs Arthur Pitts and Mrs Mayme Pelerinn Dessert refreshments followed Later attendees included Mrs Charles Williams Mrs Jack Schaffer Mrs Wilbert Leingang Mrs Desson Mrs Donald Pike Christie Hudson and Mrs John Moore A chorus performed and proceeds benefited the West Spring Creek Cemetery Association toward a toll building payment
J Robert Grice entertained at her Mer Park street home Thursday for the regular meeting of her contract bridge club. Two tables played with sword winners Mrs Russell Brant and Mrs Martha Byrd. Refreshments followed as plans were made to meet again in two weeks at Union City with Mrs Arthur Treat. Additional notes mention WAVES service visits and a Golden Wedding anniversary event for Harrison Beckerink and wife near Clymer Hill.
The Amer ica Legion Auxiliary will install officers on October 6 at the post home with a 6:30 dinner preceding. Officers taking oaths include Mrs Heise Heidler president Mrs Everett Bimquist first vice president Mrs William Haenel second vice president Mrs Frances Stuart secretary Mrs Marke Anderson treasurer Mrs Arthur Gohen sergeant at arms Mrs Jack Dempsey historian and Mrs Ivan Smith chaplain. A $5 donation to Erie Veterans Hospital for cigarettes was approved and a hospital party for September birthdays was reported with light refreshments served before adjournment to the October meeting.
The Columbus Parent-Teacher Association committee met at Mrs Edward Kinley's home to plan the annual Halloween Festival selecting October 80 as Festival Day with chairmen Mrs Willig Turben and Mrs Kinley. Events include bake sale candy and refreshment booths a fish pond and a suction pad. An afternoon children's market will be held and the public is invited to Dean School in Columbus.
Spring Creek Grange No. 236 met for a regular session at the West Spring Creek Town Hall with Mrs. Clyde Morton in the chair. Officers to be elected at the October 8 meeting. refreshment committee of three months includes Mr. and Mrs. Wave Rieck and Miss Betty Porter. Meetings now at 3 PM. A program of slime was followed by serving sandwiches, cup cakes and coffee to 23 members.
Mrs. Bert Welden, president, hosted the Women's Civic Club meeting at her Gould street home. Ten members attended as tentative plans were made for a November bazaar and a rummage sale next month. Mrs. Merle Long and Mrs. Clara Blanche will run the bazaar and a walking bride doll raffle is planned. Mrs. John Long will head the rummage sale committee. Next club meeting is October 9.
Corry City Chapter No. 17 of the Order of the Eastern Star sponsors a card party at the VFW Post Home Garden Room Tuesday evening starting at 8. Tickets, reservations, prizes, tallies and refreshments are coordinated by committee chairs W A Leaby Reade Langhursh Thomas Huckle Andrew Gusken Howard Ross L O Nichols Cleo Haight with aid from other chapter members and the ways and means committee. The event offers prizes for 600 canasta and bridge and inviting the general public to attend.
A daughter arrived yesterday evening at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Edward Lewis of 34 Wash Bond Street. A son was born yesterday morning to Mr and Mrs Frank Henry of Clyster at the same hospital.
The Moffatt PTA met last evening to arrange a masquerade pre social and music event for November 23 at the school. Vice president Walc Dingfield led the session with about 25 members present. Mrs Rupert Morris was elected president, succeeding Mrs Howard Clabitt. After the meeting the group moved to the Concord Community Club to hear Dr L M Douwtits speak, with cake and coffee served.
Mr and Mrs Edward Carter were honored at a post nuptial shower held at the Oliver Carter home in Spartans. Friends and relatives from Corry Salamanca Union City Centerville and Lincolnville attended and presented fine gifts. Refreshments of cake coffee and ice cream concluded the pleasant party.
The College Women's Club plans a Monday evening gathering at 8 o'clock in the Garden Room of the VFW Post home. Mrs Ranger Brown Miss Ann Baressi and Mrs Russell Brant, officers, will host. Clearfield Furs will present the prose for the event.
Washington reports a fresh risk to the budget plan as Democrats push for revenue cuts and deficit shields. Representative Jere Cooper of Tennessee comments on potential bill provisions while committee aides discuss future spending and tax measures amid a tightening fiscal stance.
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