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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1951

Page

5

Windows and light affect family mood in Toledo study

A Toledo report links home daylighting to mood, noting rooms with large windows foster happier, calmer relationships. Dr James Bender of the Institute of Human Relations says more outdoor view correlates with better dispositions, while design advances like double-paned windows aid the trend. Animal foods supply only 10 to 20 percent of the calories found in plants fed to animals.

Toledo Mother Junior James Bender The Institute of Human Relations Frank Solin Fective Clubl Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co

Townsend Club Hosts Evening Meeting and Plans

Mr and Mrs L R Tiffeny hosted a large Townsend Club gathering at South Center street with a 5:30 dinner and business session. Members discussed Pennsylvania and Timis drives, the June 1 campaign end, and the July Townsend Plan convention in Detroit. The group adopted the dime envelope item and heard from P J Barber, with social time featuring Chopin piano, bingo, and door prizes.

L. R. Tiffeny Townsend Club South Center Street Pennsylvania Timois Detroit P J. Barber Erie Blanche Keleher Harry Kimmy Frank Fay Park Davis Isa~belle Johnson Nancy Farren Jeannie Grady Carl Fredell

Mrs Howard Taggart Hosts Hobby Club Meeting

Mrs Howard Taggart hosted a hobby club gathering at her home with members sharing personal collection items. The program led by Mrs T W Whitehead covered hobbies and light refreshments were served. The group plans a May meeting with details to be announced.

Spaghetti Dinner Set by St Edward’s School

Spaghetti dinner planned for Thursday evening April 19 at St Edward’s school hall. Mrs Nick Marty and committee will serve from 8 am and tickets available at the door or from members. Menu includes spaghetti meat balls salad bread ice cream coffee or milk. Proceeds go toward school repairs. Mrs Martin’s newborn is welcomed. parents Mr and Mrs John Marlin at Spencer Hospital with Hilda Walters and Howard Walters as grandparents.

Phils St. Edward's P Nick Marty SUI Butt John Marlin Spencer Hospital Meadvile Martin Hilda Walters Howard Walters Snyder Circle

Births in Bradford Clymer Fort Worth and Columbus Families

A daughter born April 14 to Mr and Mrs Jack Smith of Bradford with Vern Smith of R D as grandparents. A son born last evening to Mr and Mrs Jack son Taylor of Clymer at Corty Hospital, Betty Carter former Mrs Taylor. A son born this morning to Mr and Mrs Arthur Hornell of Fort Worth Texas, former residents of the city. Grandparents on the couple's 44th wedding anniversary are Mr and Mrs William Jagei of Columbus.

Janice Johnston Deland Johnston Fifth Avenue Cleveland St. Lukes’ Hospital First Methodist Church School of Nursing Warren Mathews Baster Bool Ohio W. 8 Mathews Maple Avenue Vern Smith, Jr Fort Belvoir Mes Vern Smith, Sr B.D Frances Allyn Batavia James Allys Park Mary Reynolds Erie Mongay Frank Cha Third Avenue R. A. Peebles A. E. Tate Weste Smith Steet Tate Cook County Gradute School of Medicine Chicago Jack Stahl Daniel Kamber Pittsburg Aaron Obermuit Libbye Gohen Diends Cecelia Kiear Erie Gourge Kidlar R. D T. J. Maler Agnes Feenstra Jane Wood Buffalo St. Clair East Congress Stress Robert Meyers Indiana Helen Hildebrand Harriet, Bartow Barbara Patricia Buffslo Anna Hall Fil Hills Pant Ricge Street Whiley Dedean Joss Fegley Wright Street Geneva Syracuse Robert Lewis Thomas Motors Company Jamestown Edgar Alexander Iar Sharon Northwestern Regional Hospital Association Sharon General Hospital Jack Smith Bradford Vern Smith Jack Taylor of Clymer Corty Hospital Taylor Betty Carter Arthur Hornell Fort Worth Texas Hornell William Jagei Columbus

Luncheon Bridge Club Meeting At Moray

Two tables of contract bridge were played after a 1 pm luncheon served by Mrs. Walter H. Sent. High scorers were Mrs. Leon Lindsley and guest Mrs. Philip Zalzneck. Next meeting set for two weeks at Mrs. Lindsley’s home.

Walter H Moray Leon Lindsley Philip Zalzneck Lindsley

Auxiliary Tea Set For May 23 At Club Rooms

The 1 Auxiliary holds a spring tea on May 23 with each member hosting a table for guests at the Rad and Gun Club building. Mrs. Leland Johnston presides, and devotions were led by Mrs. Camden Ruffner at the East South Street home of Mrs. Arthur Burkes. An April 24 district meeting dinner in Timu ville is noted with reservations through Mrs. Johnston.

Street Arthur Burkes Rad and Gun Club Bulding Leland Jotnster Camden Ruffner

Navy Mothers Club Hosts Family Dinner at TOOP Hall

Navy Mothers Club members and their families were entertained at a green dinner at 6:30 PM in the TOOP Hall. About 40 attended a men’s dinner followed by Navy life films presented by G.P. Wilson Brown. The next meeting is scheduled for May 7.

Navy Mothers Club TO. O. P Navy Life G.P Wilson Brown

Women's Civic Club Soup Sale Friday at Stewart Hot Soup

A home made soup sale will be held at the Stewart Hot Sop this Friday morning by the Women's Civic Club. Mrs Bert Weldon and Mrs Merle Lane are cochairmen of the committee making the arrangements. Sale starts at 9 o'clock. In addition to soup, home made pies will be available.

Women’s Civic Club Stewart Hot Sop Women's Civic Club Bert Weldon Merle Lane

Miss Rebecca St. Clair Hosts Card Club Evening

Miss Rebecca St. Clair entertained her card club at her East Congress Street home with an extra table last evening. Bridge prizes went to Miss Bess Wilson, Mrs. Idoyad Ganphere, Mrs. T. Muler, and Miss Jane Wond. Refreshments and coffee were served.

Wliss St. Clair East Congress Street Bess Wilson Idoyad Ganphere T. , Muler Jane Wond

Dance at Elks Club Next Saturday Night

Members of the local lodge and town guests are invited to a Saturday evening dance at the Elks Club. Wes Scott's orchestra from Brie will play from 9 PM to 1 30 AM. William Johnson chairs the entertainment committee and helped plan this event and possibly more before the season starts.

Elks Club Yocal B. P.O Quick Town Wes Scott William Johnson Hie J Entertainment Committee

Final Mentor Club session closes year with new officers

Members of the Mentor Chih mel met at Mrs. Dessie Ki Newton and Mrs. George Boyer home for the year end gathering. A 6 20 dinner preceded a nominating committee slate being unanimously elected: Miss Lallian Barnes president Mrs. William Myers vice president Miss Leora Shanahan rotary and Miss Helen Rowe. A social hour followed with games and prizes awarded to Mrs. Porter Auer Mrs. F B Sullivan and Mrs. D A Hillsiram. Outgoing president Mrs Shalman Si received a gift of appreciation.

Chih * Mel Dessie Ki. Newton George Boyer Huxley Dobnson Rotary Helen Rowe Ann Baresst Heing Porter Auer F. 3B. Sullivan D. A. Hillsiram Mex. Shalman Si

Annual Banquet for Concord Secret Sisters at Spar tanburg

Concord Secret Sisters Club held its annual banquet at the Methodist Church in Spartanburg. A turkey dinner served at 7 o'clock preceded an after-dinner program led by Mrs. Dr. Lewis with songs by Mrs. Russell Liyinspire and activities planned by Mrs. Ivan Miller. New member introductions and committee announcements followed, with Edna Wade and others named for roles.

Sonserdaeerey Sisters Club Spartansburg Dr. Lewis Russell Liyinspire Ivan Miller LT Yew Edna Wade Priest Gates Geraid Miller Walter Procter Robert Getas Rhert Liles Howard Hammond Louis Sexton Iter

Canasta Club Meets at Mrs Thiessen Home

Mrs W F Thiessen entertained the Canasta club at her North Center Street home with all members present. Mrs J B Clark won the high score prize. Hostess served dessert and coffee. Next meeting set with Mrs George Keefe in two weeks.

W. F. Thiessen Ass Wening North Centertreet J. B. Clark Prige Tor High George Keefe

Bank Asset and Deposit Totals from Ledger Report

The ledger shows total assets and liabilities for the bank including deposits by individuals partnerships and corporations totaling 1 493 702 03 and time deposits of 1 606 17 with government and state deposits listed separately. It also notes bills payable discounts other liabilities and a mortgage or lien on bank premises and real estate with checks and other liabilities totaling 3 182 160 15 and 208 36 190 000 199 000 491 287 42 respectively.

National Bank OF Cory, Coery Pennsylvania Federal Reserve United States

Kiwanis Hear Tense Talk On Jointure For Schools

Dr Kuyrenice M Dinglas urges Kiwanis members at the Phoenix Hotel to back a jointure plan for area schools. The proposal calls for a four member joint committee and a larger coordinating body to oversee a new junior senior high school and repurposing current buildings, with state and district funding planned. The talk covered potential sites, finances, and future school facilities.

Kiwanis Kuyrenice M. Dinglas Kiwanis Club Phoenix Hotel Raymond B. Scasteat Douglas Grrry Treisla Mnothers Bond Marely Ulmsick H Tyon Rite Flee Dozr Chirk Harry Hally George Reed Avtalige

Birthday Party for Terry Lee Carroll

A birthday party for ten year old Terry Lee Carroll, son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Carroll, was held at his home on South Street. Guests enjoyed supper with decorations and gifts while home movies were shown by Terry Dee's brother Thimus and friends presented gifts.

Monnday Jiternoon Terry Lee Carroll Ralph Carroll South Street Terrcy Dee Thimus

Fight costs four Vassar professors their jobs

In New York on April 17 a heated debate at Vassar College over Herbert Spencer versus Plato led to firings and threatened resignations. Assistant Professor Joseph Katz and Professor Lewis Fener clashed, sparking months of dispute. Trustees chair Mrs. Morris Hadley announced Fener’s resignation and nonrenewal notices for three other Spencer-supporting professors, two named as Miss Mary Mothersill and Paul Spielberg. a third was identified by local papers as Gerome Richfield.

Prugess Pener Morris Hadley Vassar New York City Spencer Fener Hadley Mary Mothersill Paul Spielberg Gerome Richfield

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