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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1948

Page

5

Local residents undertake travel and visits this week

Joseph Frisina heads to Lins Ohio for Bemis baseball training while Misses Bartholme Schrückehgést Willaims and Mrs Pields join Erie activities. A boat show visit at the State Armory features several residents. Clark family returns to Indiana after a Taylor University choir tour. Triskets and Dodd family attend a Lan Dex Grange meeting. Hildebrands plan York Pa visit with Harriett Bartow joining for a weekend. Arthur Sheppner and family visit from Clearfield remain in town for the weekend.

Joseph Frisina Spring Street Lins, O Margaret Bartholme Neylon Schrückehgést Florence Willaims Roy Pields Erie M. Litz Clinton Pratt Domestown State Armory John Clark Esther Anne Upland Indiana D. A. Johnson West Church Street Taylor University Arthur Sheppner Clearfield Leo Hoylen Bust Bond Street

W S W Mother Daughter Banquet Plans Set At Meeting

At a W S W S of the Evangelical United Brethren Church session held at Mrs Dan Cutyer’s home plans were made for the annual mother and daughter banquet to be held May 18 in the church basement. Committees were named for program menu kitchen dining room and decorations. Five new members joined the Coollette Club No 102 at the V P W Home on West Washington Street with officers elected for the coming year.

W.S.W W.S.W.S V. McClintock O. M. Fish Fish Glenn Humes Charles Patterson Mabel Hallfast Anos Babcock Floyd Dougherty Crosby Hush Vernon Walch Harley Banks Fellowship of Advance Harold Ran Dsl Lyle Chast Fey Beagle Patterson J. Hal Smith Cootlettes Coollette Club West Washington Street Charles Wood Grayback George Roof Lows Tandy Fred Young Gary Davis Lawrence Snow Dora Daye Davis Snow Roof Lundy Hazel Shuss Jean Field

Miss Dixie L. Nichols Hosts Bobolinks Club Meeting

Seven members of the Bobolink Club met at Williams street hostess Miss Dixie Lee Nichols. They played games in the yard and held the regular business meeting chaired by Miss Patricia Fleming. Nichols served ice cream and cake. On April 13 Miss Mary Sue Williams of East Frederick street will be hostess.

Bobolink Club Dixie Lee Nichols Williams Street Patricia Fleming Miss Nichols Mary Sue Williams East |Prederick Street

Miss Nollinger to Wed Archie Wetmore after shower fun

Miss Dorothy Nollinger and Archie Wetmore, who plan a May 1 wedding, received gifts at a East South Street shower hosted by Mrs. Kenneth Becken with 20 guests. Activities included prize games, hidden gift rhymes, and balloons revealing prizes.

Dorothy Nollinger Archie Wetmore Kenneth Beck East South Street Lois Nollinger Dolores Benard David Lines Joseph

Barachs Celebrate 18th Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Harry Barach of West Washington observed their 18th wedding anniversary with a 7 o clock dinner for thirty guests. Tables featured a yellow and white color scheme with a spring flowers theme and an anniversary cake. The group enjoyed social time and contract bridge and the couple received many gifts.

Barach Harry Barach West Washington Street

Emmanuel Guild meeting at Emmanuel Episcopal Church

Church group held a parish hall gathering with eighteen members present. Rev. Joseph Cleir led devotions and Velma Moore presided at the business session. May 1 scheduled for next meeting with hosts Don Williams and Franke Lockwood.

Emmanuel Guild W. M. Sandburg Frank Wilcox Yustertiny Emmanuel Episcopal Church Joseph R. Cleir Velma Moore Don Williams Franke Lockwood

Chiricuzia Heads L C C M Lodge No 98

Ralph Chiricuzia was elected governor of the Loyal Order of the Moose Lodge No 98 at the annual meeting. Other officers named include Stanley Kasper junior governor Donald Gates prelate Meank Glatt secretary Arthur Root treasurer Chester Meyerink trustee Joseph Gentllman trustee. Installation set for April 22 with dinner and entertainment planned.

Ralph Chiricuzia Loyal Order of the Moose Stanley Kasper Donald Gates Meank Glatt

Girl Scout Leaders Receive Service Pins at Erie Event

Corry Girl Scout Leaders attended Family Night of the Girl Scout Association at the General Electric Community House in Erie. Awards honored 11 to 25 years of service for Adele McCray Blaine Maight Neva Parker. Judge Burton Gale spoke on delinquency. Over 200 refreshments were served with local attendees listed.

Corry Erie Gir Scout Association General Electric Adele Mc Cray Blaine Maight Neva Parker Union City Burton Gale William Leaby Cleon Haight McCray Haight Gladys Elsworth

Ladies Aid Society Meets at Mrs Garhart Home

Mrs Ro Carhart 7 Hostess To Columbus Aid SB yeunen uuemuvers ue Lie Gunn Diis Ladies Aid Society met in the home of Mrs T R Garhart yesterday afternoon with Mrs Hollis Up perman president presiding over devotions and a brief business session The group enjoyed a social with visiting sewing and refreshments after the meeting May 1th gathering will be hosted by Mrs John Hillbury and Mrs Lila Blakeslee

SB Yeunen Lie Gunn Diis Ladies Aid Society T. R. Garhart Hollis. Upperman Carhart John Hillbury Lila Blakeslee

Contract Bridge Club Meets At Holt Home

Mrs. Ellsworth Hall of North Center Street entertained the contract bridge club and one guest Mrs. Malcolm Baines at her home last evening. Two tables played with Mrs. C W Jones and Mrs. Raymond Anderson rotating the regular awards and Mrs Horton J Davis the special prize. Mrs Walter H Scolb will entertain next Thursday evening. During social hour Mrs Holt served refreshments.

Contract Bridge Club Holt Home Ellsworth North Center Street Malcolm Baines C .W. Jones Raymond Anderson Horton J. Davis Walter H. Scolb Holt

Catholic Daughters of America Hold Meeting and Plans

C D of A held an important meeting at the North Center street rooms. Miss Amy Shields was named alternate delegate to the state convention at Pottsville on May 22. A style show card party is set for April 29 at the D A rooms with reservations due by April 24.

Anderson Catholic Daughters of America C. D. of A North Center Street Amy Shields Pottsville

Noahs Ark class meets at Mrs Richs West Bend home

Twenty members of the Noahs Ark Sunday School class of the Frangelicedl UWhiled Brethren Church met Thursday evening at the West Bend street home of Mrs Charles Rich Jr. The group prayed and held a business meeting led by President William Crane. Mrs Crosby Bush arranged games and Mrs Rich served chocolate cake ice cream and coffee. Ma and Airs Marshall Sherwood will host the next meeting on May 6.

Noah's Ark West Bend Street Charles Rich Douglas Mosher Fury William Crane Crosby Bush Rich Ma and Airs Marshall Sherwood West Chineh Street

Joseph Frisina Honored At Farewell Party

A farewell party honored Joseph Frisina who left today for Lima to begin baseball training. Guests enjoyed dancing cards and visiting. lunch with fat dams, salad, cake and coffee was served by Miss Mary Lou McCray and hostesses at Lineformer's home on First Avenue.

Mary Lou McCray Lineformer Firstavenue Joseph Frisina Lima

Red Cross Board Meets in Opry Chapter April Session

Opry Chapter American Red Cross board met at headquarters with seven members present. Rev. Joseph R. Clair chaired as Mrs. Ray Tanner led reports on Junior Red Cross and Production Corps. Jolson reported on eastern area meeting in Harrisburg and April 4 school of instruction at Meadville. Next board meeting set for May 13.

Red Cross Board Oprry American Red Cross Red Cross Joseph R. Clair Ray &. Tanner Ereniny Sans Sgcounis Ethel McCroy William Foughton Haley Jolson Red Grass Harrisburg Meadville Tanner Kane

Shower Honors Mrs Edward Brigham and Mrs Hoss

A stork shower honored Mrs Edward Brigham and Mrs Albert Hoss last evening with ten guests attending. Prizes were awarded during bingo and a salad course with hot rolls pecan pie and coffee followed. Gift centerpieces featured miniature pink and white errolle daffodils.

Edward Brigham Albert Hoss West Wayne Street Victor Dempsey Beorge Maloney Paul Dyne Rosé

Pigtail Club Plans Activities After Second Meeting

The Pistall Club met at Miss Shirley Bennett's home with seven members. Miss Fuyth Clayton presided. a weiner roast was planned and a girls softball team organized. Arrangements will form teams for others. refreshments were served. The next meeting is set for April 14.

Pigtail Club Pistall Club Shirley Bennett West Smith Street Fuyth Clayton

Mrs Russell Glenn Hosts Gard Party Winners Named

Mrs Glenn entertained her card club at her East Irving street home Thursday evening. Two tables of contract bridge were in play and Miss Stirley sréon and Mrs Alphonse Vanssens received awards. A salad course with tea and rolls was served. Mrs Barr of West South street will host a future gathering.

Russell Glenn Everting Russell Glénn East Irving Street Miss Stirley Sréon Alphonse Vanssens Glenn Edmund Barr Weat South Street

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