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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1952
Page
5
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The Women s Re Wet Corps No 40 held a dinner at LCOT Hall followed by a meeting led by Mrs Florence Bates. Plans were set for a bake sale at Stewart Hat Shop and a May 14 fundraiser at Mc Cray Community House with advance May 1 ticket sales. The next meeting follows a public ham dinner May 1.
Mrs Warren ngle and Mrs Stapley Henton hosted a stark shower Wednesday evening at the latter's Worth Street home for Mrs Don Braswell. Seated games and contests provided entertainment while guests enjoyed salad and dessert. 19 attendees celebrated with many gifts for the honoree.
The Women of the Moose met last evening with Mrs. Lawrence Aldrich as chairman. A committee including Mrs. Andrew Hansen and others assisted. A class of candidates was initiated. Plans discussed to sponsor a nursing course for a young girl. decision to follow later. Merle Brown won attendance and prize. Paul French won best decorated dish. The lodge adjourned after a meal served by the chair and committee. next meeting date set.
Mrs. A V Covhran entertained Princess Pal Club members at her Bash Frederick Street home with eight attendees. A two potas lunch was served and the evening was sociable. Mrs. Guy Tish will entertain the group on May 30.
A fairyland devolution themed banquet and prom were held last evening in the First Presbyterian Church recreation room and the Junior High Gymnasium. 183 attendees enjoyed a 6 PM banquet with a turkey dinner, speeches, and a grand march led by Donna Whaley and Benfield Mosier, followed by a palace courtyard style prom with music by Neil Charles and his orchestra and chaperones from local families and teachers.
Mrs Howard VanTustell hosted Wheelock Community Club last evening with five presidents in attendance and Mrs Leland Crosenh leading devotions. Prayer was given by Mrs Wayne Hopkins. Several members plan to attend Homemakers Day in Erie on April 24. Social period prizes went to Mrs Charles Kennedy and Mrs Guy Wilkms before adjournment. Next meeting is May 1 with Mrs Cualesy presiding.
A newborn daughter was born yesterday afternoon at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Harvey A aon 98814 North Center street. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Dyle Gabriel of Clymer yesterday afternoon at Corry Memorial Hospital Accem. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Warren Johnson of 626 North Genter Street yesterday at Corry Memorial Hospital. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Don Braswell of 107 Worth Street yesterday afternoon at the Corry Memorial Hospital Mrs Braswell is the former Beverly Henton.
A Corry BB Church sponsored senior banquet at Howard Johnson Restaurant in Erie featured a king and queen chosen as Nancy Armitsen and Wayne Grisman. Lloyd Whitcomb led the coronation, with magic stunts, aviation and comedy films, a WEEK radio broadcast, door prizes, and closing remarks by Rev H Ray Harris.
Mrs Willam Haeney hosted the Neighborhood Club at her West Frederick Street home for the regular meeting last evening. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Harry Witeh and Mrs Myrtie Altar, followed by salad, pie and coffee. Mrs Fite will host the soup session May 1.
Pastor Bradley T. Lanes and family formerly of Hop Bottom Pa were honored at a Sunday evening reception by members of the Spring Creek West and East Spring Creek churches. A bountiful supper for about 60 people at the Spring Creek Town Hall preceded a purse of money presented to the new minister. The evening closed with group singing.
The VF W Women’s A League met in Erie with 18 covers for dinners. Awards went to Corey Jamestown AU Way Electric, with a third place tie between Gallan's Restaurant and Longhurst and Stewart. Individual honors: Mary Hnatyszyn high average, Mrs Jack Berry high single, Mrs Ronald Rubbbun set a three game series. Officers and prize committee listed.
Tommy Homer, a youngster, was caught not napping yesterday when he should have. His mother Mrs Allen Homer was lenient as Tommy started life in his own room. His family recently secured a home improvement loan from Nations Bank of Corry to finish an extra bedroom.
The VFW Auxiliary held an installation ceremony with officers listed including Mire Herdinn McCravw as president and Mrs Juutés Roden as senior vice president. Also noted were awards to Mrs. Caroline Gorhey and Mrs. Saray Crime, and a future meeting set for May 1 with refreshments provided.
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