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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1956

Page

5

Society meeting at Church of the Nazarene heard missions talk

The NFMBS gathering led by Mrs Levels Hebets at the Church of The Nazarene opened with group singing and scripture readings. Miss Marlene Hebets read, prayer for missions urged, and Pauline Lindstrom reported on The Other Sheep. Various members shared poems and prayers, a missionary offering was taken, and reports were given by officers. The next meeting is April 19.

Abe NFMBS Levels Hebets Church of the Nezirene Marlene Hebets Hebets Frank Lit Martin Anderson C. M. Bailey Scott Alley A. W. Munsee P. M. Anderson Willis Minick Pauline Lutz

Senior Extension Group Meets At Wattsburg Grange Hall

Erie County Senor Extension group met at Wattsburg Grange Hall with 18 members. Guest speaker was James Kinnane, a FBI special agent. President Gunther Marling led a brief business session. Mrs. Gordon Fralick served light lunch. Next meeting set for May with travel and camera topics.

Wattsburg Erie County Senor Wattsburg Grange Hall James Kinnane Federal Bureau of Investigation Gunther Marling Gordon Fralick

New Candidates Initiated At WOTM Meet

Several candidates were welcomed into Chapter No 117 Women of the Moose at an initiation held last evening in the lodge rooms. Mrs Peter Ginvis, senior regent, presided and announced plans for a card party to be sponsored next Tuesday evening with tickets at the door. After routine matters, the meeting adjourned with Mrs TO Wichols, Homemaking Chapter chairman, presiding.

Women of the Moose Peter Ginvis WOTM Wichols

Columbus Cub Pack 19 Meeting With Sea Life Theme

The monthly Cub Pack 19 gathering was held at the Columbus Community Building with Sea Life as the focus. Mrs. Albert Sandburg led singing and a short octopus skit, followed by games and the presentation of wolf insignias by Cubmaster Charles Henry. Awards went to Stephen Tinko, James Ploss, Ronald Ploss, Dexter Sandburg, George Kirln, George Davis, William Henry and Richard Lewis. mothers provided lunch.

Columbus Albert Sandburg Charles Henry Stephen Tinko James Ploss Ronald Ploss Dexter Sandburg George Kirln George Davis William Henry Richard Lewis

WRC plans district convention and events here

At yesterday's Women's Relief Corps meeting plans for a district convention in this city on April 19 were advanced. Dinner reservations should be arranged with Mrs Clifford Dundon by Monday. Plans for the annual Mother-Daughter Banquet on May 9 were also discussed with further details to be announced. Mrs Raymond Ormsbee received the attendance award. Before adjournment Mrs Walter Pier and her committee served a light lunch to 30 members present.

Merle Brown Mary Sears WRC Women's Relief Corps Clifford Dundon Raymond Ormsbee Walter Pier

Mrs Gordon Fralick Hosts Harbor Half Ladies Aid Meeting

The Harbor Half Ladies Aid met yesterday at Mrs. Guy Fralick home for a tureen dinner and business session led by Mrs. Nell Gates. Mrs. Gates introduced Mrs. Arthur Burgess who shared slides from her Europe trip to the YMCA World Conference in Paris. The group adjourned to meet May 3 at Harbor Hall Community House.

Eive Anemuets Harbor Half Ladies Aid Guy Fralick Nell Gates Gates Arthur Burgess Europe Paris Harbor Hall

Scouts Plan April Swim Party and Camping Trip

Boy Scout Troop 161 met at St Edward's School Hall with 20 Scouts. They finalized plans for an April swim party at Meadville MCA tonight and an April 26 camping trip. All Scouts attending should meet at the school at 5 PM. The meeting noted the yearly charter is being established and inviting new Scouts to join at the April 12 meeting.

Boy Scouts St. Edward's School Hall Meadville Mca

Miss Dolores Hasier Feted At Warren Bridal Shower

A miscellaneous bridal shower honoring Miss Dolores Hasier was hosted by Miss Sandy Berglund and Mrs. Evelyn Pittman at a Warren home. Twenty guests attended and prizes were won by Mrs. Kenneth Morris of Corry and Mrs. Lois Tipton of Tidiote. Gifts were hidden behind clever shower verses and recipes were exchanged. Salad refreshments concluded the evening with guests presenting Miss Hasier many gifts.

Dolores Hasier Warren Sandy

Births at Corry Memorial Hospital Born to Pike and Sweet

A son was born this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Donald Pike of 212 East Pleasant Street. A daughter was born yesterday afternoon to Mr and Mrs Charles Sweet of Columbus at Corry Memorial Hospital.

Aygo Jétin R. Halfast Kelly Air Force Base San Antonio Tex William Halast West Church Street Mfr Freeman Nancy Kay Jerry Sherrill W. Bruce Eusworth East Living Street Ellsworth John Rudolph Molly City Tucson Ariz Odessa Karl Walp Meadville Frank Miller Fourth Avenue Elizabeth Renouf Youngstown L Atter A. E. I Morrison Franklin Street H. Langdon Rowe St. Petersburg Fis Wayne Street Edward Dominessy Tommy Children's Hospital Buffalo Hawkins Ann Edward Fenstermacher New York City Ethel Blake Hamot Hospital Erie Charles H. Bracken Duane Fogle William Peiffer C.K. McLean A. M. Litz Harold P. Mishler Arthur O. Burgess Dan Taggart Corry Neale McWilliams Charles Sige Tidioute Edgar Alexander Robert Ronald Akron M. A. Alexander Corry Memorial Hospital Donald Pike Pleasant Street Charles Sweet Columbus

Spring Creek Ladies Aid Holds Business Session

Mrs Chandler Mason hosted 14 members of Spring Creek Ladies Aid for a business session and devotions by Mrs Walter Maxwell. President Mrs Frank Kasterlin announced a new hot water tank installation at the church and plans for kitchen work counters. Mrs Arthur Brundage led the Woman's Gift program and lunch was served. The next meeting is set with Mrs Edythe Donaldson on May 3 in Spring Creek.

Spring Creek Ladies Aid Chandler Mason Spring Oroeke Walter Maxwell Frank Kasterlin Wiliam Kafferlin Arthur Brundage Fred Kafferlin Edythe Donaldson Spring Creek

New Catacomb Found Near Rome With Frescoes

Rev Antonio Ferrua announced the discovery of a new catacomb on Rome’s outskirts during excavations along the former Latina road. The site contains 4th century frescoes and was uncovered during survey work by the Pontifical Commission for Sacred Archeology.

Antonio Ferrua Pontifical Commission For Sacred Archeology Rome Latina Road

Pancake supper boosts fund for Spring Creek club

Sportsmen from the Spring Creek area hosted a pancake supper at West Spring Creek Grange Hall to raise funds for the building project. One hundred three attendees were served and door prizes from area merchants were awarded. Prizes included merchandise from Donaldson Brothers won by Pauline Morton, a grease job at Morton's Keystone station for James Stewart, plus fishing plugs and other items from local sponsors.

Faun Quay Spring Creal Sportsmen West Spring Creek Grange Hall Donaldson Brothers Pauline Morton Morton Keystone Station James Stewart Bernard Porter Joe Consolo Chet Forbes Lois Jane Porter Sousige Armoury and Roissters Pillsbury Co Henry V. Jaquith

Girl Polio Victim Identified in Pittsburgh

The City Health Department reports a one year old girl as Pittsburgh's only polio case so far this year. The case was reported March 6 and the child had not received the Salk polio inoculation. One other polio case was also reported in Allegheny County this year.

Pittsburgh Tio Allegheny County

Coal Industry Sees Good Year Ahead Says Interior Official

New York Interior Department official Felix Wormser told the 2nd Interstate Solid Fuel Conference that production and silos of anthracite and bituminous coal will rise this year with a brighter future ahead. He argued nuclear power will play a marginal role in 5 years and coal will remain essential, urging aggressive research, sales, and campaigns to boost coal use across transportation, industry, and building sectors.

Absocimeou New York Interior Department Felix FE. Wormser Interior Wormser Wormer SIA

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