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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1947

Page

5

City Ladies Bowing Association year end meet

The City Ladies Bowling Association held its final meeting of the year at the City Building on Thursday evening with 21 members present. Prizes were awarded in the City Bowling Tournament across Classes A and B for singles and doubles to numerous members, followed by officer elections naming Angie Baresi president and a slate including Evelyn Chase as vice president and Shirley Ohrn as sergeant at arms.

City Bowing Assoction City Fern Aymong Marie Wotus Rosa Baker Mary Hnatyeyn Lois Ruth Baker Angie Baressi Rose Jackson Amy Jackson Erma Chase Eisle Hixson Alla Wats Yous Marjorie Evans Dorothy Lille Lucille Weis Evelyn Chase Frances Hurlbut Wels Watrous Nina Jewell Marjorie Paulson Angie Baresi Hurlbut Shirley Ohrn

Kiwanis Club hears Rev Helfer on church work

Rev Wilmer Helfer of the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church spoke to the Kiwanis Club at the Ritz Restaurant Thursday. He traced the church’s beginnings and growth with emphasis on missionary work abroad and at home while members planned a spring fundraiser and a future Scout Troop discussion.

Wilmer Helfer Christian and Missionary Alliance Church Kiwanis Club Ritz Restawant Clare Capwell Heffer H. Lynn Rice Rien Holy City Walter Auer Richard Rossbreher A. Graystine Directors and Scout Committee

Women Of The Mouse Card Party Set For April 24

The Women Of The Mouse meet in club rooms at 7 30 with Senior Regent Sara Hansen in the chair. They vote to pack three Easter baskets for ill members and finalize arrangements for a card party at St Elizabeths Hall on April 24 at eight. Nina Jewell named general chairman and invites reservations from interested guests. Next meeting on April 17 will initiate five new members and Pauline Hopkins leads refreshments.

Sue Gomen The Mouse Tor & Business Sara Hansen Rachel Jackson Mere. Platt St. Elizabeth's Hall Nina Jewell Jewell Mra Pauline Hopkins

W R C No 49 Plans April 17 Meeting

MES Mabel Brown presided over a 30 member Women's Relief Corps No 49 meeting at J C C Mall detailing a birthday screen dinner on April 17 for celebrants, a comforter for a needy family, a shower for Mrs George Smith, and initiation of new members. April committee led by Mrs Alma Dingfelder Mrs Winnie Pierce and Mrs Ing Say. Eva Hill reported on buying dishes and silver for 50 with funds from a recent fayez offering. Dixie cups and cookies served at close.

MES Mabel Brown Women's Relief Corps J.C.C.° Mall George Smith Alma Dingfelder Winnie Pierce Ing Say Eva Hill G. C. Murphy Co

Stork Shower Honors Mrs Wike in Buffalo Visit

Mrs Robert Wike of Buffalo and former resident was feted at a stork shower hosted by Mrs Howard Rose on Raymond Avenue. Eight guests attended with Mrs Edwin Keppel winning a game prize. Decorations featured pink and white with miniature storks as favors. Mrs Wike received many beautiful gifts.

Robert Wike Buffalo Howard Rose Raymond Avenue Edwin Keppel Ross Wike

Concord School Grades Hold Easter Parties

Several grades at Concord School and the 6th grade Boys Gray and Girls Gray clubs hosted Easter parties on Thursday the day before Easter vacation began.

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Mrs George R Jackson Hosts Bridge Club Ladies

Mrs George R Jackson entertained her contract bridge club at her North Center street home last evening with two tables in play. Winners of the regular awards were Mrs Bilsworth Holt and Mrs C W Jones, while Mrs H Langdon Rowe and Mrs Raymond Anderson tied for the special prize. A salad course was served, and the next regular meeting is set for April 17 with Mrs Harold Powell as host.

Warren Hutchinson Erie West Church Street Harry Allens Thom Se John Aaron Brookville Frewsburg James Knapp West Pleasant Street Mary ‘Anderson Sobith Cunnter Street Pittsburgh Ralph Chiricuzi Christine Mildred Alfred C. B Ratter West Park Place Richard H. Rossbacher Corinne Cullen Patricia Cullen Biletts James’ Marsh South Bend Ind Mary, Burch T. B. Peiffer Kathleen Peiffer Eva Kepler Fifth Avenue Eau Claire Wisk Carl Taylor, Jr East Wayne Street Buffalo Bryant-Stratton Business College Joan Feldt Betty Anderson Shaver J. Pie Walter Davis Walter Reed Hospital Washington, D. C Nancy Hammond Kent University Kent Wallace Hammond West Frederick Street Dorothy Miller Kent, O Columbus Horton J. Davis West Congress Street H. Holden Lester Danner Raymond Mfg. Company Bradford Pennsylvania Purchasing Agents' Association Emery Hotel Walter Seat Robert Wright Street George Jackson George R. Jackson Contract Bridge Club Marjorie Clark Malcolm Haines North Center Street Bilsworth Holt C. W. Jones H. Langdon Rowe Raymond Anderson Jackson Harold Powell

Cemetery Auxiliary Hosts Public Dinner at Elgin Church

The Elgin Cemetery Association Auxiliary sponsored a public supper at the Elgin Methodist Church with meatloaf dinners. Proceeds of 17 dollars will aid cemetery upkeep. Committee members included Mrs. Clarence Kroper, Mrs. Theodore McCray, Mrs. Pred Palmer, Mrs. Frank Palmer, Mrs. Lawrence Hisenman, Mrs. Clarence McCray, and Mrs. George Shallop.

Amy Elgin Methodist Church Elgin Cemetery Association Clarence Kroper Theodore McCray Pred Palmer Frank Palmer Lawrence Hisenman Clarence McCray George Shallop

L T L Members Meet at Methodist Church Parlor

Twelve L T L members gathered Thursday afternoon at the Methodist Church parlor with Mrs Willis Brown leading a general conduct talk and Mrs N J Kline reading a poem and outlining the S T L code twelve points. Easter candies and scripture Bible markers were shared and a April 24 meeting date was set.

Se Anger Scuupesauce Legion Methodist Church Willis Brown N. J. Kline Brown

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