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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1949
Page
3
Scout leader Dr T Kelsey Receives Scouters Key
Dr T Kelsey of this city was awarded the scouters key at a Scout-Parent dinner and court of honor held at the Methodist Church. The event, attended by 94 parents and scouts, included a trophy presentation to the scout executive for organizing a troop and serving as its longtime scoutmaster. Dr Kelsey will serve as assistant district commissioner, following approval by the Washington Trail Council executive board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelsey
Washington
Washington Trail Council
David Swartz
Herbert Ey
Blaine Shunk
Robert Philip
Tommy and
Teddy Fichyn- Suki
Richard’ Haight
Ted May
Arthur Ullrich
Larry Cassell
Jon Davison
Russell Beckwith
James Kelsey
Donald McCafferty
John Rozelle
Donald Ruttner
Week's New CLYMER highlights from Easter events and meetings
The Clymer area hosts a Junior C1 48 group travel party with themed meals from Mexico to America, a church class by Friendly Corner Sunday School, a variety shower for Miss Carolyn Teculver, and Grange activities. Holy Week services are planned across four churches with special music and union services. The Ladies Mission Society donated funds and discussed Easter meanings with multiple community members contributing to programs and prayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Clymer
Boutery
Ofelock
Cornelius Wiggers
Fred Walla
Margaret Foxcher
Wardes
Wiggers
Mexico
John Legters
China
Japan
Roy Legters
America
Sandy
Ivan Berkerink
Wilton Deuink
Carolyn Teculver
Howard ‘Teculver
Ripley
Albert Newhouse
Edward Cherry
Edgar Teculver
Ernest. Hinsdale
Minford Hinsdale
Mary Nywelde
Teculver
Percy Horne
Sherman
Dee Stafford
North East
Glenn Newhouse
Chester Reynolds
Westfield
Hattie Gabriel
Jess Lockenhouse
Anna
William Rhebergen
Argith
Clymer Grange
Grange
Ellen Gleason
Prank
May Johnson
Grange Officers and Members
Niobe Grange
Eva Bull
Rose Glea
Mylinew
Leon Pardink
Dorothy’ Vroomin
Eilen Gleason
Janette Bull
Ora Selfudge
Fie
Hooker
Wren
Leld
Clymer Hill
Lea McGauchey
Marks Coroners E. U. B
Wallace Broenker
Union
Abbe Reformed
Robert Knapp
Methodist
J L. Strong
Pindley Lake
F. 5. Whiteman
James McIntosh
Gerry
Leo McGaughey
John Muller
Wallace Stoepker
Ladies Mission and Ald Society
George Legters
William Querveveld
Chales Meyerink
Sarah Schrues
James Briges
Gilbertson
Leslie Pardini
Ed Ruslink
Ruth Holthouse
Fardini
Austin
Fred Damcott
Alfred Newhouse
Walter Legters
Jane Hablinit
Choir to Sing The Holy City At First Methodist
The Oratorio Choir of 42 voices from city church choirs will present The Holy City at First Methodist Church tomorrow afternoon at 4. The ensemble features Charles Lyons Carlyle Neckers and several soloists with Miss Barbara Roberts as organist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy City
Ime
A. R. Gawd
Lyons
Barbara Roberts
Services This Morning For Vanderhoof Infant
A committal service was held at 11 o clock for Vera Jean Vanderhoof infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Theodore Vanderhoof of Elgin at the Elgin Cemetery. Rev Edwin Armitage of Elgin Methodist Church officiated. The infant was born Thursday and died at Corry Hospital this morning at 1 30. Surviving are four brothers Theodore Jr Phillip Arthur and Wayne at home the maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Ray Palmer of Union City and the paternal grandfather Walter Vanderhoof of Spartansburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Jean Vanderhoof
Theodore Vanderhoof
Elgin
Elgin Cemetery
Edwin Armitage
Elgin Methodist Church
Corry Hospital
Thodore
Phillip
Arthur
Wayne
Ray Palmer
Union City
Walter Vanderhoof
Spartansburs
Sorenson
Bracken~Keating Funeral Home
Ollock
Francis G. Whiteman
Ralph Martin
Andrew Paulson
Rean McHlroy
George Roof
James Scully
Dean Houser
Oscar Kinney
Edward Griffon
Totak Pine Grove
Say
Robert Nagcotte
Guys Mill
Dewey Sorenson
Dewey Sorenson, Jr
Isabelle Sorenson
Bellefonte
Clifford Custer
Columbus
Raymond Wallace
Oi City
Marion Way
B.D. Clymer
Melborne Sorenson
Linesville
Frank Mulligan
Charlotte Mulligan
Richard
William Mulligan
Edwin Mulligan
Richard Crane
Erie
Frank Foote
Westfield
Vincent Leslie
North Tonawanda
W. L. Haggerty
Franklin
Kenneth Eastman
Gerald
Howard Eastman
Herman Nichols
R. D
Spartansburg
Gerald Rogers
Waterford
Evie Landlord Buried at Pine Grove Friday
A. G. Sorenson was buried at Pine Grove Cemetery after services at Bracken Keating Funeral Home. Federal judge calls rent law violation a willful act, ordering potential repayment of overcharges. Taxi strike ends in New York as majority of cabs resume service. Historians note early American coffee house origins in Boston around 1689.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evie
A. G. Sorenson
Pine Grove
U. S
Barnby
New York
John L. Lewis
Taxi Workers Organizing Committee
Boston
Indian diplomat warns of two world regimes risking world war
Dr. B. R. Sen, minister at the Indian embassy in Washington, told the American Academy of Political and Social Science that unless the West makes peace with Russia new two world governments could emerge as a prelude to a third world war. He urged patience and understanding and said progress hinges on the spirit behind the United Nations charter rather than its form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hauelrin
Apnes
Runsie
B. R. Sen
Vriage Wuffaires
Washington
American Academy of Political and Social Science
DH Sen
Dr. Sen
Evangelist Puller Draws Big Crowds at Pitst Baptist
Large congregations hear evangelist Mr Puller at Pitst Baptist Church during a week of meetings. He cites Europe experiences and warns that only a revival of Christianity can halt world mood tides of Communism. Joseph Overend leads singing. his trumpet earns high marks as crowds fill the house each night. Dr. Sei stresses education for world governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enon
Puller
Pitst Baptist Church
Europe
Fuller
Joseph Overend
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dr.t. 5. Kelsey
Dial
House OF Flowers
South Center Street
North Corry
W.L. Armitage
Clymer
Journal
Methodist Church
Vanderhoof
Chevrolet
Thomas Motors of Corry, Inc
Clinton Street Corry, Pa
Sant
the National Bank OF Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Gabardine
Dad
A. Boys
Al’s
Clothes
Dr. Séi
Heiman’s Jewelers
Hudnut
Miss Simpson
Beth Avenue
Selon
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