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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1949
Page
5
A reader letter argues the New Deal risks, urging Congress and unions to boost production and economy. It connects Jeffersonian ideals to today and warns that only industrious citizens and schools can fund taxes without crippling profits.
A Bunny Hop dance was held at Corry Junior High School gym last evening from 9 to 12 led by the Beaverette Club of Corry Senior High School for students only. Al Cégutti and his Union City orchestra provided music with large bunny decorations and pastel streamers. refreshments included sandwiches and pop and a door prize awarded to Fred Schwab.
The Cutting mothers of preschool children met with Mrs Clyde Phango for a session attended by seven memb ers and four wis ts. Mrs E K Storer presided in Mrs Marion Way's absence. A clinic for preschool children in French Creek township was set for April 14 from 1 20 to 2 30 pm with Dr R 2 Williams in charge. Social activities followed with contests and awards. Local helpers served refreshments and plan future entertainments for May 5. Miss Jean Marc Johnston and Miss Betty Dodd return from Indiana State Teachers College for Easter break.
A daughter was born March 28 to Mr and Mrs John 5 Klarin Jr of San Pedro California Mrs Klarin formerly Blesnore Hall. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Francis Redleck in Elgin at Corry Hospital early today. A daughter was born at Corry Hospital to Mr and Mrs Laurence Glark of 12 East South Street early this evening.
Women of the Moose met in lodge rooms with 25 members present. Senior Regent Mrs Harold Jackson chaired. Public invited to the May card party, date and place to be announced soon. Proceeds support chapter funds and home making committee to run the event. A new U S stamp honors Brahma, an ancestor of many today.
The B-5 Club entertained members at Mrs. Charles Willett’s home with two tables of auction bridge. Mrs. Lyle Watrous and Mrs. Walter Darnofull won the awards. Dessert was served, and the next meeting is set for April 13 hosted by Mrs. Watrous on Sciota road.
Annual Easter Monday party organized by St Edward's School PTA will be hosted at St Edward's Auditorium. It begins promptly at 7 30 p m with proceeds aiding the convent building fund. Rev Francis J Graves serves as general chairman with Mrs Harold Roberts as co chair.
The April meeting of the Moffatt School PT A drew over 80 members and guests. Mrs M O Baldwin presided and served as president with plans for a round and square dance forthcoming. Officers elected included Baldwin as president Walter Dingfelder vice president Labowski secretary and Everett Webb treasurer, who were re elected. The group discussed improving school grounds as a summer project and featured a one act play The Old Fashioned School. Demonstrations of modern teaching methods followed with students Nolan Webb Linda Wijelingon Martha Lindstrom Jeff Baldwin and Nancy Fralick in various roles. Guests from Spring Creek attended and a Jubilee fund was discussed. Next meeting date given as Magath.
The Fritz Waldron Orchestra is set to perform at the Elks dance for settlers of Corry Lodge No 769. The event will be hosted at the Lodge home on North Cent Street with invited guests attending the community series. A note mentions a Berkhon traveling dunes in Egypt move up to 30 feet annually.
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