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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1950

Page

5

D A R Elected Officers For Coming Three Years

Eighteen members of the Broker straw Valley Chapter of the D A R met at the North Center street home of Mrs James Sinare. Officers elected for three years included Mrs B C Barnes regent Mrs Joseph B Clair vice regent Mrs Trady W Whitehead first vice regent Mrs Janis Snare second vice regent Elizabeth Rogers secretary Mrs Jesse K Newton treasurer Mrs Alton Simmons chaplain Mrs C F McGray registrar and Mrs Harald Gilbert historian. Auer librarian spoke on The Peabody Sisters noting Elizabeth Mann Horace Mann and Sophie Hawthorne. May 4 meeting set with Mrs Foster Davis host and Lane Edwards guest.

Straw Valley North Center Street James Sinare B.C. Barnes Tony Helen Brown Joseph B. Clair Trady W. Whitehead Janis Snare Second View Eilzabeth Rogers Jesse K. Newton Gorty Public Library Elizabeth United States Mary Thomas Mann Antioch College Horace Mann Sophie Nathaniel Hawthorne Auer Ife Silem Concord Boston Moray Homer Kolsteo Harold Lillie Foster Davis Lane Edwverds

Pore S O Cheiry Club Social Gatherings

Mr and Mrs Charles Schrecken fest and others hosted a social gathering at the Moore home with attendees from Girard and West Frederick street. Several guests and locals were noted including family visits, a funeral observed in Brantford, and plans for weekends and travel to Washington. Local names include Kinney, Niver, Purdey, Akam, Foley, Say, Bulard, Daron, Shafer, Calegrave, Ingra ny, Glenn, Hoylen and numerous households.

Charles Schreckenfest James J. Noonan Leo Moran Patricia Girard J. W. Moore Nancy Lio West Frederick Street Walter Kinney Wright Street Hay Kane Kinney Olean Arthur Calegrave Euclid Street William Ingrany Grove Street Ralph Glenn Columbus William Hoylen West Park Place Bulfly

Annual Junior Senior Banquet and Prom at Cory High

The Cory Junior and Senior classes hosted a large event at the First Presbyterian Church dining room with yellow and white decor. Proceeds funded future celebrations. 185 attendees included Superintendent Swartz and Mrs. Sheen. Hal Berry led a prom with an eight piece Westfield NY orchestra. 100 couples attended with chaperones.

Cory Senior High School iSenior Justloe Toby First Presbyterian Church Memtbera Presbyterian Women's Association David J. Swarts Corry F. Lowe Edwards Howard F Sheen Frank Ross Chenior Bradley Baker David Spencer Paul Packo Shear Parcion Mx. Shoe Laura Mason Dale Powell Laurin Monroe Sophie Tucker Kuty Garland Lena Hopne Mx Swartz Mr Sheen Jane Johnston Hal Berry Westfield N.Y Woolasses Ibtender Mr and Mes Norman ‘Tarbell

Cour Conception No. 35 C D of A Meeting Report

The Catholic Daughters of America Cour Conception No 35 met Thursday evening with 61 members and guests present including Rev Francis J Graves. Grand Regent Mrs Jerome Weenlham reported, funds approved for Virginia Louise Pub and a plan for a communion Sunday on the second Sunday each month. District Deputy Mrs Paul Berst will visit to prepare for decree work on May 7. Balloting for 17 candidates passed. G D A will buy bricks for the 17 new candidates to aid the Our God Loretta Chapel at Wheiton. Graves noted seven converts among candidates. The Holy Name Society breakfast on April 23 at St Edward's will include the CD A serving, with men attending 7:15 mass at St Thomas before. List of committee members was given for dining room and kitchen duties. The April social meeting is set for April 27 with a DuBarry demonstration planned.

C.D. of A Cour Conception No Catholic Daughters of America Francis J. Graves Jerome F. Weenlham Wis Virginia Louise I Ws Une C.D Paul J. Berst Erie Vlab Rooms G. D. of A Wheiton Rey Graves Holy Name Society St. Edward's Fall Needham Kathyrn Green Geraldine Sullivan Dean Houser Leo Hoylen Edmund Potocki Joseph Gronosta Mary Hand Rita Hand John Maloney George Williams Richard J. Bachomer Donald Tate James Allym Tea Rhynard Eleacor Scholton James Sulivan Stanley Malek Gleve Morton Joseph Console James Cassidy John Sullivan Harold Srigg LaVerne Milley William ‘Thompson Hanlon Nan Florence Blair Sachofoer Houser Williams George Koestner Zipporah Milter Mise Margaret Sostyal Tate

Card Club Meets At Mrs Horton J Davis Home

Mrs Horton J Davis of West Congress Street hosted her contract bridge club and guest Mrs Leon Lindsley last evening. Two tables played with Augusta regular awards worn by Mrs H Langdon Rowe and Mrs Lindsley. Mrs Walter L Seatt received the special prize. A salad course followed. Mrs Harold B Powell to host next Thursday's meeting.

Wrs. Horton J. Davis West Congress Street Contract Bridge Clu Leon Lindsley H. Langdon Rowe Lindsley Walter Seatt Prine Harold &. Powell

Post Prom Breakfast at Durham Home

Miss Janice Durnam hosted a post Prom breakfast at the Dustin home on Railroad Street after an Erle jt de College event. She was assisted by Mrs. 8. Dirham for about a dozen guests.

Janice Durnam Dirham

Miss Laura Hunter Addresses Puerto Rio Mission Talk

Miss Laura Hunter spoke to twenty six members and guests of the W S W 5 about her missionary work in Puerto Rico. She described the hospitable but very poor, Spanish speaking residents and noted limited religious presence. President Dan Culver chaired the business meeting and plans were made for an early mother and daughter event at the church in May. Social period featured refreshments served by Mrs. Ly Chase.

W. SW. 5 Laura Hunter Puerto Rio Mig Dan Culver Biequel Coplan Crifes Lyi Chase Ehabtiin Hor Eum Tow

El Gatito Club Hosts Easter Hunt and Awards

El Gatito Club met with Mrs Mitchell as six El Guily Club members were entertained by Mr Charles Mitchell on West Pine Street Thursday evening. An Easter egg hunt awarded prizes to Miss Claro Hill Mrs Wilbur Larson and others. A fruit salad hot rolls relishes ice cream and tea were served by the hostess.

el Guily Club Charles Mitchell West Pre Street Claro Hill Wilbur Liarson Garmen Mocinilio Larson Inl Wid Norbert Anderson Dale

Emmanuel Guild Plans District Meeting at Grace Church

Plans were made to attend the semi annual district meeting of the Women’s Auxiliary at Grace Church in North Girard on April 21. Emmanuel Guild of Emmanuel Episcopal Church met at the parish hall Thursday afternoon with Mrs Well Moore presiding. Mrs Joseph R.K. Clair continued her review of the book “Japans Begins Again” as hostesses served refreshments.

Emmanuel Guild Grace Chur North Girard Memoy Emmanuel Episcopal Church Well Moore Joseph RK. Clair Contini Japar Clair Charles. Krom

Breakfast Party at E H Harmon Home

Mrs and Miss Harmon hosted a breakfast at the E H Harmon residence on Bil South Street. Miss Ann Harmon and Miss Mira Heertein entertained twenty four guests with orange juice, scrambled eggs, bacon, sweet rolls and coffee, then the group traveled to the College at Erie after the luncheon.

Stig H. Harmon Bil South Street Ann Harmon Mira Heertein Erie

Church Party for Students at Corry Senior High

Evangelical United Brotherhood Church sponsored the post banquet party for Junior and Senior class members at Corry Senior High School. The Jamestown Twp event ran from 10 p.m. to 4 a.m. with entertainment planned by Robert Blakely Lynn Bergin Robert Fish and Harley Reed featuring mock radio ventriloquism a reading a trio and a film program. Six door prizes were awarded and refreshments served as the night closed with devotions led by Rev H Ray Harris. Transportation and party arrangements were handled by Mr and Mrs Crosby Bush and Mr and Mrs Keith Menton.

Avrist Corry Seniay Evangelical Unites Brothyey Jamestown Helirickson Robert Blakely Lynn Bergin Robert Fish Harley Reed George Bagley Mr. Fish Ann Dubrosky Dorothy Reva Grover Jeanne Maevins Sour Boys H. Ray Harris Crosby Bush Keith Menton

Shower Honors Mrs Mary Freebourne at Liberty Street

A kitchen shower for Mrs Mary Freebourne was hosted by Mrs Alfred Morrison Sr at the Morrison home on Liberty Street. Ten guests played canasta and awards went to Mrs Everett Eastmatt Miss Lena Woeckener and Mrs Morrison Sr. May 5 wedding to Karl Gates announced. favors included wedding bells and themed cake and fruit salad.

Mary Freebourne Mary Freebourn Alfred Morrison Liberty Street Everett Eastmatt Spring Creek Lena Woeckener Morrison Fresbourn Karl Gates

Introducing Alph Domas Frank born to Werner family

Alph Domas Frank, born to Mr and Mrs Léomird Werner of San Diego California on April 2. Mrs Werner is the former Mary Gartett from this city.

Alph, Domas Frank Léomird Werner San Diego Calif Werner Mary Galrett

Township P T A To Hear Talks On Bookmobile

The Spring Creek Township PTA will meet Monday evening at the Spring Creek School. Mrs. Jerry Archibald, president of the Warren County PA Council, will introduce speakers. The program centers on the Bookmobile and promises a prize to the room with the largest parent and man turnout.

P.T.A Spring Creek Township B. TA Spring Creek Jerry Archibald Warren County PA

Columbus Ladies Aid Plans Church Basement Redecoration

The Columbus Ladies Aid Society met in the Columbus Community Church afternoon session voting to redecorate the basement. They will buy new drapes and upholster a large pillow chair. President Me Cuined Axter led prayers. Committees were named to oversee redecoration and chair upholstery.

Columbus Ladies’ Aid Columbus Community Church Columbus Ladies Atc Society Heels Watrune Axter Helen Beckwith J. H Heagle Parry ‘Mead

May Meeting Hosts Named for Club

Mrs Walrous served jello and cake at the gathering. For the next meeting on May 1 Mrs Luther Grinder will entertain attendees.

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