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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1945

Page

5

White Elephant Sale At Columbus Ladies Aid Meet

A sliver tea sponsored by Columbus Community Aid was held at Mrs. Vern Price's home with Mrs. Perry Meade assisting. Twenty five ladies attended. devotions by Mrs. John Waite preceded a white elephant sale led by Rev. Waite. Hostesses served jello salad rolls cookies coffee and tea. The next meeting is the regular Ladies' Aid session May 3 with the meeting place to be announced.

Columbus Columbus Community Aid Vern.Price Perry Meade John Waite

Three Guests Attend Bingo Club Party in Bradford

Last evening eight members and three guests gathered at Mrs. Fred Snapp’s West Frederick Street home for a bingo club party. Guests included Mrs. Jennie Frasicchina, Cort Ernest Mallory, Union is Mrs. Nellie Marts of Bradford. prizes went to Mrs. Joseph Hetlein and Mrs. Maris. Refreshments of jello, salad, hot rolls, oatcakes and coffee were served. The next meeting is scheduled for May 2 at Mrs. Athene Shreve’s West Smith Street home.

Fred Snapp West Frederick Street Jennie Frasicchina Cort Ernest Mallory Nellie Marts Bradford Joseph Hetlein Maris Aathen Shreve West Smith Street

Quiet Anniversary Celebrations and Local Happenings in Corry

Corry residents mark the first wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Manges on North Center Street with family and friends in attendance. The article lists numerous local visits, travel plans, and social events including military family updates, a funeral, and community group activities in Warren and nearby towns, highlighting civic life and ongoing personal milestones.

Mary Martha Class Dinner and Program at Presbyterian Church

The Mary Martha Class met in the church recreation room at 6:20 for a tureen dinner served by class officers. Twenty six members and two guests attended, with Miss Grace Middleton and Mr. R. Dewey as program artists. Vocal solos included I Love A Little Cottage and Lilac Tree with an encore Smilin Through. Middleton performed Trees and Arabesque with notable skill. A short business meeting followed and Mrs. Arthur Cochran led the devo tions. The May meeting will be at Mrs. Frank Morris’s home on South Center street.

Harold Cragg Weat Smith Street New York City Pvt Eileen Cragg Bolling Field Washington, D Evaline Caniseh Chauteuqua Lake Harry Immy R, D. J. Corry Martha C. Perkins Maple Avenue H. B. Welsh East Washington Street Findley Lake John Milligan A. ©. Christi Wesley Moris Ednor Glens Spencer Wayne Street Christi Inez" Hopkins Cranesville Floyd McElroy Howard Colmbiss Tnverness Florida Worth Hammond Frank Graft Walter Decean Stanley Kasper A. V. Cochran Williard Clark Wid Wolfer Thiessen Bernoe Powler Loyal Order of Moose Lodge Warren Raymond Sears John Tom and Don Biale Robert Sears Bamore touts + Seis South Street Mary Martha The Presbyterian Church Church Recreation Room Dewey Grace Middleton Harry Smith O'Hara Gartlan Petin

Wednesday Bowling League Banquet at Tarbell’s

The Wednesday Night Bowling League held a banquet at Tarbell's with 31 bowlers attending a chicken dinner. Table decorations, corsages for each girl, group singing, and awards followed. Wand Maloney had high three games. Mildred Hall topped averages. Betty Langhurst showed most improved averages. Ann Cragg had high game. Virginia Taylor and Sprence Beckwith earned recognition for bowling the full nine-game schedule. Geraldine Durston was elected president for next season. officers named Betty Pratt, Mildred Hall, Olive Henton, and Hazel Jerome.

Tarbell's Wand Maloney Mildred Hall Betty Langhurst Ann Cragg Virginia Taylor

Dorcas Class Meets With Mrs Foster at Home

The Dorcas Class of the Methodist Church met at Mrs Ruth Foster's North Center street home with twenty four members present. Devotional leaders discussed next month’s Sunday School lessons and prayer. A report on the Dorcas tea and Senior banquet noted good sums raised and a decision to donate to the Salvation Army.

Methodist Church Ruth Foster North Centertreet Twent Hubert Vaughn R. S. Dewey Pred Barton Dirham Wicker Nigh Merle McIntyre

Krazyate Club Meeting At Mrs Whitehead’s Essex Street House

Krazyate Club met Wednesday night as Mrs Wilbur Whitehead hosted on Essex Street. The evening featured 500 entertainment and awards to Mrs Walter Paulson and Mrs Robert Hunt. Hostess served 4 late supper for guests. next meeting set for May 2 at M Shirley Dickinson’s West Wayne Street home.

Krazyate Club Wilbur Whitehead Essex Street Walter Paulson Robert, Hunt M Shirley Dickinson West Wayne Street

Birth Announcement for Harry Theodore Reid in Homer City

A son named Harry Theodore Reid was born yesterday afternoon to Rev. Shd Mrs. Harry Reid of RB. D. 1 Homer City Pennsylvania. Mrs Reid is the former Miriam Crosby of Hi.

Harry Theodore Boin Harry Reill RB. D. 1 Homer City Reid Miriam Crosby

U B Aid Society Reveals Secret Pals Meeting

United Brethren Ladies Aid Society held an all day meeting at Mrs. Carrie Payne's home on North Center street. Mrs. E Bush gave devotions and Mrs. Harris Watrous led the business session. Gifts were exchanged and secret pals drawn for the new year. Next meeting scheduled at Mrs. Fred Watts's home on North Center street April 25. Assistant hostesses were Mrs. Dan Culver Mrs. Guy Bennink and Mrs. Henry Hal last.

U. B. Aid Society United Brethren Ladies' Aid Society Carrie Payne North Center Street E. Bush Harris Watrous Fred Watts Nori Center Street Dan Culver Guy Bennink Henry Hal

A B King Honored At Birthday Dinner

A birthday dinner Sunday honored A D King at the King residence. Mrs Moresb Adims hosted with family and friends including Mrs A D King, Mr and Mrs Wayne Wilson and family, Mr and Mrs Roland Gates and family, Mrs Newel Gates and granddaughter, Robert Brandon, Athleen Gates, Paul Kine and daughters, Mr and Mrs Sam Baker and son, Mr and Mrs Earl King of Columbus, and Mr and Mrs Russell King and family of Clymer New York.

Moresb Adims A. D. King Hind Earl King Columbus Russell King and Family Clymer N.Y

Mrs Dunlap Honored At Bridge Club Dinner

Mrs Dunlap was honored at her wedding anniversary during a bridge club gathering hosted by Mrs Milton Van Dresir at Mrs Milon Zalaneck's West Wayne Street home. A dessert of pineapple upside down cake with whipped cream and coffee was served.

Dunlap Milton van Dresir Milon Zalaneck West Wayne Street Will Duilap Phe

VB W Auxiliary Elects Officers at Evening Meeting

Officers were announced at the VB W Auxiliary gathering held at the Post Home. Mrs Florence Amy, past president, presided as officers were initiated and installed. The group voted to grant a life membership to the National Home at Eaton Rapids Michigan. remaining officers to be installed next May.

Vorys-Ave Mombets Ang Tas VB. W Plorence Amy Grace Blymiller Cordelia Miller Jean Fleki Star View Clara Fought Pearl Porter Zor Welden Irma Willes Geraldine Kardeer Edith O'Brien Havel Shuss Esther Lethman Boertena McGraw Betty Wong Erie Eton Rapid Mich

Baptist Brotherhood Meeting Reveals Deacon Qualifications

The Baptist Brotherhood met last evening at 2 Fifth Avenue with E. O. Hemmingway presiding and S. Man tov leading devotions. Minutes were read by secretary Harry Bickle and approved. The Alkidet chorus, including Bruce Thomas and William De Haven, received applause after a performance before speaker George O Keefe of Spartans dag addressed the group on deacon and rider qualifications. A lunch followed served by Mry Forrest Pelffer and Miss vi Kepler.

Hemmingway Fifth Avenue George O'Keefe Spartansdag Forrest Pelffer Vi Kepler

Serry Owen Club Hosts Bingo Evening at South Street Home

Mrs William Kettering entertained Gerry Owen Flue members and a guest at East South street last night. Bingo was the entertainment with wards won by Mrs Jennie Sicht, Mrs Ann Esterbrook, Mrs Acllogg, and Miss Elizabeth Crowe. Ice cream cake and coffee were served. Mrs Jamen Maloney to entertain May 2 at Spring street home.

Serry Owen Club William Kettering Gerry Owen Kellosy East South Street Jenniesicht Ann Esterbrook Acllogg Elizabeth Crowe Jamen Maloney Spring, Street

Cadet Air Patrol Classes Seek More Recruits

A fragmented notice urges 15 to 18 year olds to attend an air patrol meeting Tuesday evening. It outlines training in drilling, meteorology, navigation, codes, and regulations, emphasizing the value of CAP pre service training for postwar aviation careers, with mentions of Cadet Lt. Harry Rhodes and former CAP members now in flight training.

Garp Isqolwtieil Tornek Migphy Etore Harry Taymena Max Brown CAP le Junta Army Air Field le Ta Colo le Lt Rhodes Je Corry Als Rex Webb Cory Ember Tadingh Texas

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