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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1951

Page

5

All Day WCTU Session At Haenel Home

Corry WCTU members held an all day meeting at Mrs Alfred Haenel's home. They sewed afghans for disabled veterans and shared a tureen dinner. The group planned Temperance and Missions Day at Mrs Charles Huberts’s home and discussed Youth.

Corry W.C.T.U Haenel W.g.7.u Alfred Haenel D. 1 Leon VanTassell Floyd Johnson Carl ‘Henton Temperance and Missions Charles Huberts

Presbyterian Church Women's Groups Meet for May Activities

Presbyterian women from West Smith Street and town gathered for meetings with devotions and reports on studies from Near East Panorama. Rummage sales planned for May 4 5 and May 6 at the church, with Erie Presbytery sessions discussed for May 1 2 in Erie. Guests included Mrs. J Donald Watson and Miss Marion Bauer and plans were outlined for ton events and a tureen dinner on May 15.

Presbyterian C. M. Howard West Smith Witherspoom First Presbyterian Church J. Donald Watson Ross Fehithan William Hall Erie Westminster Circle The Presbyterian Church A.R. Laurie Marlon Bauer Eaot Panorama Howard ‘Taggart Richard Rossbaecher A. McClintock Geneva Hubert Heerlein Wright Street Paul Bauer Bauer Heerlein Erie Presbytery James Lewis Near East Panorama Lewis

B P W Food Sale At The Mabel Shoppe

A food sale sponsored by the 10cal B P W Chub will take place Saturday morning at the Mabel Shoppe. Mrs. Donald Hall chairs the event and members are asked to bring donations to the store by 9 30. Funds raised will boost the organization treasury.

Mabel Shoppe Donald Hall

Daughter born to Logan family in Corry area

A daughter was born this morning to Mr and Mrs John A Logan of R D 3 Corry at Siem Memorial Hospital Talon City. A daughter was born yesterday morning to Rev and Mrs Norman Warner of Stoney Fork Ky at Pine Mountain Hospital. Mrs H C Warner of Warners Corners is grandmother.

Sam Skinner Wright Street Fort Lauderdale New Orleans A. E. Wetmore Glenside Louis Morrow Land Family Euclid Street Pfc Charles Zens Camp Atterbury Mabel McLean Robert Lindqurst Erie Dta John A. Logan R. D.3. Corry Siem Memorial Hospital Talon City Norman Warner Stoney Fork, Ky Pine Mountain Hospital H.C. Warner Warner's Corners

Quarterly Conference At E U B Church

The E U B Church held a quarterly conference Monday evening in the educational building led by Dr. S Paul Weaver. Attended by 22, Ivan Benning elected delegate to the Erie annual conference at Camp Findley, with Carl Henton as alternate.

S. Paul Weaver Jamestown Ivan Benning Erie Camp Findley Carl Henton Tme Carl J. Lyons Edwin Koppel J. L Lamsberry FR. Gibbons Eawit Borstorff Ivan Downey Douglas Mosier Ivan Benin Harold Randall Glenn Humes Lcense G. T. Bersman Lyle N. Chase A. Ray Harvis

Robert Tunnell Elected President of Rotary

Robert Tunnell was elected president of the Rotary Club for the new term starting July 1. Officers named include E. F. Bette as vice president, Martin Keppel secretary, Charles Bracken treasurer, with George Bette and William Leahy as directors. The event also featured Lt. Col. Richard B. Wade speaking on military police duties at Gannon College.

Rotary Club Rotary Corry Hotel Robert Tunnell William A. Leaby Robert ‘Tunnnell E. F. Bette Martin Keppel Charles Bracken George Bette William Leahy Charles W. York Kutztown Sid D. &. Severn Norwich Conn

Columbus Grange Realizes $200 From TV Variety Show

Columbus Grange announced about $200 was realized from the recent TV Variety Show. The funds will go to a new hall fund. David Curtis and Mrs. Merle Pace were named to a committee to explore taking the show to other communities.

Columbus Grange David Curtis Merle Pace

Rebekah Installation Tuesday Evening at Lodge No 140

The Lady Rebekah Lodge No 140 held a Tuesday evening installation at the I C C P Hall with Mrs. Nancy Clute and her Waterford star installing officers. New officers include Mrs Ralph Gates and others, with visitors from Lakewood Falconer Spartansburg Lottsville and Union City attending. A large crowd enjoyed a lavish dinner for 84, decorations in pink and green, and honors to district VP Mrs Clute and retiring noble grand Mrs Elo Dahl.

Uficers J.B. Clark Prand Dahl Noble Grand Howard Loveland Dorr Clark Curne Barton Vie Grand George Keete Lively Milspaw Carl Millspaw Miry Jo Malterers Mildred Akram Inside Guardian Wo F Thiessers Guardian Zenda Miller Keefe Rebekah Lakewood Falconer Spartansburg Lottsville Union City Clute Elo Dahl Marjorie Brown Oleda Wicks Wire

Birthday Party for Master John Grice

Master John Grice celebrated his second birthday at an afternoon party hosted by his mother Mrs. Robert Grice at their Park Street home. Thirteen children attended wearing paper hats and snappers and presented gifts to the honoree. Refreshments included ice cream cones cupcakes centered candy and potato chips. The hostess was assisted by her mother Mrs. Glifton Howard during the party hours.

John Grice Johin Grice Robert Grice Park Street Glifton Howard

Friendship Aid Meets at Mrs Van Tassels Home

The Friendship Aid of the BU B Church met Tuesday evening at Mrs. Howard Van Tassel’s home with 26 ladies attending. Mrs. Charles Bushee led the gathering, Gertrude Graver and Gladys Canfield led prayers, and Mrs. Carrier conducted the business meeting. Hostess helpers served ice cream, cake, tea, and cookies. The next meeting is set for Tuesday May 1 at a price to be announced.

Friendship Aid Howard van Tassel R. D BU B Charles Bushee Gertrude Graver Gladys Canfield John Carrier Harold Dorpheriy

Gables to Stay Apart for Several Weeks

Hollywood reports that Clark Gable and his wife Sylvia Ashley are separated for several weeks. She left for Nassau to view property for possible beach club interest while Gable remains away on a movie location. The studio cited a quarrel and noted she is expected to return when he comes back from his operation.

Hollywood Nassau Gable Sylvia Ashley Bahamas Arizona Gables

Five Million to Welcome MacArthur in New York

A city welcome for General Douglas MacArthur drew a record crowd forecast of five million by Grover Whalen, dwarfing Lindbergh and Eisenhower arrivals. The count hinges on weather as New York readies a massive Friday parade and related pageantry.

MacArthur New York Associatedress New York City Douglas MacArthur Grover Whalen Charles A. Lindherer Dwight D. Eisenhower Europe Pittsburgh Washington Iam Loval AFL ‘Taxidrivers Union

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