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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1948

Page

3

Two Bicycle Riders Seen After Collision In Warren

Mrs. Paul Bennink reported two unidentified girls on bicycles rode into her moving car near Franklin Street and North Center Street. The riders appeared uninjured and left before officers could park and investigate. A stolen bicycle was returned to James Weidner after city officers recovered it. The article also notes local officials eyeing Daylight Saving Time, flood damages, hotel litigation, an animal troupe visit, city council actions, restitution by Audrey Hutchinson, and several local legal actions and ordinances.

Paul Bennink Columbus R. D Wiy Franklin Street North Center Street James Weidner Tk Street Aim Audrey Hutchinson City Warren Hutchinson Corry Pennsylvania Jan Willard John

Rebekah Lodge Plans Officer Installation

Rebekah Lodge meets at the I O O F Hall to set plans for the April 20 officer installation. Vice grand Maude Keefe leads as noble grand Mrs. Frederick Beall is absent ill. Mrs. Howard Loveland named Ikircher committee chair and Mrs. P L Swanson to oversee dining.

Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge I. O. O. F. Hall Maude Keefe Frederick Beall Howard Loveland Ikircher P. L. Swanson Mrs. Swanson

Stork Shower Honors Mrs Leon Root by Friends

Mrs Leon Root was honored Monday evening at a stork shower hosted by Mrs Arthur Root and assisted by Mrs Merle Fitch Mrs Richard Carlson and Mrs Edward Berry. Games included two tables of contract bridge and one table of 600 with awards to several players. Decorations featured pink blue and white and favors were baby rattles. A salad course rolls and coffee were served. guests gave gifts to the honoree.

Leon Root Arthur Root Wright Istreet Merle Fitch Warren Richard Carlson Erle Edward Berry Walter Krupa Rodrey Knowlton Perry Parker

Past Matrons Club Social Session in Corry

Past Matrons lug of the Corry City Chapter No. 17 Order of the Eastern Star held a Tuesday evening meeting with Mrs. Benjamin Starr of Maple avenue. Eight ladies attended a brief business session followed by contract bridge and refreshments. The May meeting is planned.

Corry City Order of the Eastern Star Benjamin Starr Maple Avenue Contract Bridge

Lillian Guild Hosts Tureen Dinner Meeting

The Ullian Guild met for a tureen dinner at Mrs. George R. Jackson’s North Center Street home with 18 members. Mrs. H Langdon Rowe and Mrs. Marion Davis assisted. business approved a donation for new church hymns and a white elephant sale raised $5 for the treasury. Mrs. Harold A Gilbert of West Church will entertain May 4.

Lillian Guild Ullian Guild George R. Jackson North Center Street H. Langdon Rowe Marion’ Davis Harold. A. Gilbert West Church Wea

Mrs F L Edwards Hosts Bridge Club Evening

Mrs F L Edwards of Hare Creek road hosted her contract bridge club on rugsiday evening with one guest Mrs Howard McMullen. Two tables played cards as the event continued.

F. Lowe Edwards Hare Creek Road Contract Bridge Club Howard McMullen

C T U Meeting Held Yesterday

Mrs Alfred Haenel hosted the W C T U gathering at 2184 Gould street with vice president Mrs Floyd Johnson presiding. Devotions centered on One Thing Needful and a $10 donation to the Youths Temperance Council was approved.

Alfred Haenel Gould Street Floyd Johnson Haenel Louis Kigh

International Mess Topic At Lyceum

E. C. Ramsey delivered the Lyceum Course address at Corry High School on the looming international mess. He warned the next two to five years will be crucial and urged sending experienced Marines to Germany rather than inexperienced troops to counter Nazi aggression amid Russia US war pressures.

E. C. Ramsey Corry Ramsey America Germany Russia United States

Local Card Club Meets At North Center Street Home

Mrs. Edward Beoker Jr hosted a local card club last night with two tables of 800. Mrs. James L. Allyn arranged the awards while Mrs. Becker served a salad course with hot rolls and coffee. Mrs. Allyn will host the April 20 meeting on Maple Avenue.

Edward Beoker, Jr North Center Street James L. Allyn Becker Allyn Maple Avenue

Hitler Alive in Russia Sparks US Admires Speech

The talk asserts Hitler may be alive in Russia and German admiration persists. It claims a Hitler influenced path for democracy in Italy and foresees Communist gains in the April 1 election. Ramsey disputes and Wallace allegedly swayed by Communists. Truman info on communism seen as withheld. The speaker calls for youth training for world leadership and cites the Palestine conflict over resource control. An open forum followed.

Hitler i Russia Hitle Hone Italy Ramsey Henry Wallace Truman

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