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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1946
Page
5
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Thirteen members of the New Era Class of the Presbyterian Church enjoyed a tureen dinner last evening in the church recreation rooms. Officers served on the committee and plans for the May 1 meeting at Mrs. Willian Johnson’s home were announced.
The Krazyates Club gathered Wednesday night at Mrs. Michael Piccirillo's Gould street home with Mrs. Robert Hopkins as guest. Two tables of 500 were played. prizes went to Mrs. Harry Paulson, Mrs. Wilbur Whitehead and Mrs. Robert Hunt. Hostess provided pineapple salad rolls olives cake and coffee. Mrs. Clarence Lowe to host next meeting on West Pleasant street Wednesday April 17.
The Dortus Sunday School Class of the Methodist Church met in the church basement for a tureen dinner Wednesday evening. A final meal was served at 6:30 o'clock with Mrs. Stanley Wichels, Mrs. F. E. Young, Mrs. W. A. Reich and Mrs. Kenneth Young in charge. The remainder of the evening was social. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Donaldt Chapman's home on April 17.
Eight members of the Gotta Coppa Poppa Club met for a dinner gathering at the Ritz Teshcuraul hosted by Miss Marilyn Denton. They enjoyed a meal in the private dining room followed by singing and dancing. The next meeting is scheduled for April 1 with Miss Caroline Elchyneki of West Main Street.
Purchasing agents from the Association of Northwestern Pennsylvania meet at the Emery Hotel Bradford. A directors meeting runs from 6 to 8 30 p m with dinner in the Burgundy Room. Buffalo guests are expected and Dr W A Brumbaugh of the University of Buffalo will address the topic Should Price Control Be Abolished.
Mrs Ray Diemer hosted a misc é llaneous shower at 71 West' churon Street honoring Mrs Henry Hicks. Two tables of 500 were played with Mrs Hicks and Mrs Foul Auer winning. Shrimp salad hot rolls pecan pie ice cream and coffee were served. Guests included Mrs Maribelle Lord Mrs John Wassink Mrs Siwanhe Crowell Mrs Reade Tunghurs and Mrs Herbert Loveland of Columbus.
Circle No 3 of the W S C S of the Methodist Church gathered yesterday at Mrs Florence Hauenstein s Bond street home with twelve members. Mrs Vinnie Fuller led devotions citing Galatians 6 9, and prayers closed the session. Mrs Irene Mountain conducted the regular business and named Mrs Hauenstein Mrs Lilian Brown and Mrs Blanche Ohm as ministers to lead the green of the combined circles on April 8. Hostess and helpers served sandwiches cupcakes and coffee to the ladies.
Mrs. George Rhodes hosted a birthday party for her daughter Sharon Ann Hight at 40 West Church Street. The social afternoon ran from 4:30 to 6:30 with mothers and little guests, pink and blue decorations, cake and ice cream, candy basket favors, and gifts for Sharon Ann.
The Treon Society met at East Smith Street home of Mrs Alton Dahistrand with ten members and one guest Mrs A Tate. They hemmed place mats for Bethesda Lutheran Orphanage Meadville, completing fifteen. Mrs Catlin, president, led a routine business meeting. Next gathering at Mrs Emory Elmquist on East Columbus Avenue May 1.
The V F W Auxiliary met at the post on West Washington Street last evening at 8 o clock. President Mrs Grace Blymiller chaired as committees reported. Miss Helen Cmricl was initiated as a new member. Mrs Pearl Purier and her committee served refreshments. The next meeting is set for April 17 with installation of officers for the coming year.
Mrs Kent of West Pleasant Street hosted a birthday party for her daughter Barbara Brooks who turned one yesterday. The event ran from 2:30 to 5:00 PM with games and activities for six young guests and their mothers. A pink and blue decor theme featured cake ice cream and chocolate mille feuille. Barbara Brooks received several gifts.
A daughter was born early this morning to Mr and Mrs Tony Joy in Youngstown Ohio. The Joys are well known former Corryites.
Col Momeyer of Bris is named commander of the new 112th Infantry in the Pennsylvania National Guard as reorganizations take effect soon. A World War veteran, he will lead Company A of this city and heads a four regimental command group appointed by Governor Mardin.
In the Pittsburgh surplus equipment drawing Corry School District secured four articles nine districts ahead. Board members Norman J. Udlager and Clarence S. Wallace received one Hoving machine one Litcomare Welder one tool grinder and one straightedge for use in the vacation department at the Butte building. The Army ordnance release listed mostly items for industrial work with 177 schools participating. Harborcreek and Albion topped the local list while each district spent under $100, yielding notable savings.
The OPA asked a Federal court to restrain A B McGrew of the Tatliana Hotel from price control violations after charging inflated prices for eggs, steaks and shrimp cocktails by 5 to 15 cents over selling levels. Waterford Fair Association set September 4–7 for the upcoming event. Bradford to gain a new industry, the Walters Burners Company, within 10 days in a Brewery wing.
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