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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1945

Page

5

Women Of The Moose Initiate New Members

The regular meeting of the Women of the Moose at West Washington Street club rooms saw thirty members present. Two new members, Miss Susanne Sekerak and Mrs. George Sekerak, were initiated. Plans were made for a tureen dinner in May for W o Moose members and Loyal Order guests. Myrna Platt named dinner chair and Zenobia Silvie chaired last night’s social with refreshments. Nomination of officers set for July 7, dues due 30 days prior.

Women of the Moose Ulye West Washington Street Susanne Sekerak George Sekerak Loyal Order of the Moose Myrna Platt Zenobia Silvie

Initiation Plans Tied To May 6 For C D of A

The C D of A met with Miss Anil Buressi presiding in Mrs James Cassidy s absence. They prepared for the May 6 initiation of new members with Mrs Fred Hannan as trustee of the arrangement committee. Guests from Titusville Warren Kane and Meadville expected. April 25 special meeting to finalize plans.

C.D C. D. of A Anil Buressi James Cassidy Cew Fred Hannan Titusville Warren Kane Meadville

Dochet P T A Meeting Highlights School Play

The Fairview P T A met Thursday afternoon with a large turnout for a program by all four grades. Students performed recitations songs and a dramatization of Rumpelstiltskin, followed by a candlelight installation after elections planned for May 1945 46.

Fairview P. T. A Pairvew School P.T. A Leon Brown America Paul Stroup Gloria Fay Edward Rossbarker Raymond Blynt William Halfast PT. A Council Fairview P.T. A

Bowling Banquet Honors Ladies League in Pittsfield

Thirty two members and substitutes attended the Ladies Bowling League annual banquet at Pittsfield Inn. Retiring president Mrs. Thelma Litz presented awards to Angie Baressi for high overage, Mary Hnatyszyn for high three games, and Ros Baker for high single game. New officers elected with Mrs. Fern Aymong as president and Charlotte Staples as vice president.

Pittsfield Pittsfield Inn One Inn Thelma Litz Angie Baressi Mary Hnatyszyn Ros. Baker Fern Aymong Charlotte Staples Nellie Dunlap Rage Bake Betty Sears Mabel McLean Dunlap Nellie Messenger Mildred J . Hall Sears Mabel Shoppe Marty's Wilcox Grocery Steen's Wingwilli Raymond’s

Kiwanis Hear Williams on employe stabilization talk

Twenty seven Kiwanis members met at the Ritz Restaurant for a dinner session last evening where Bernard Williams of the local United States Employment Office delivered a talk on methods to stabilize workers in plants and reduce cross training in jobs. Captain Guy Abbey of the National Guard will speak at the April 26 meeting.

Kiwanis Club Bernard Williams United States Employment Office Ritz Williams John ‘Tinson Erie County Sports Association Corry A League Philip Zaizneck Kiwanis Guy Abbey National Guard

Mrs Gerda Brooks Hosts Card Club With Dinner Plan

Mrs Gerda Brooks of West Pleasant street hosted her progressive 500 Club session with two tables. Awards went to Mrs Walter McElroy Mrs William Johnson Mrs Dorr Clark and Mrs John Sheehan. Next meet on April 26 will be a dinner at Pittsfield Inn and a meeting at Mrs Charles Hyles home.

Gerda Brooks West Pleasant Street Walter McElroy William Johnson Dorr Clark John Sheehan Pittsfield Inn Charles Hyles

W. R. C. Plans Bake Sale For April 28

The WR. C. No. 40 met at the Masonic Temple for a regular meeting led by President Mrs. Zendjia Bilvis. A bake sale is planned for Saturday April 28 with the location to be announced. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Bilvis and Mrs. Iva Hill.

WR. C. No. 40 Masonic Temple Zendjia Bilvis Hecht Bilvis Iva Hill

American Legion Card Party At Legion Home

American Legion Auxiliary held a card party at the Legion home on North Center Street last evening. Four tables played, with good prizes awarded: 400 to Mrs. Henry Goring, bridge prize to Mrs. Floyd Black, and the lot prize to Mrs. Fred Stewart. A salad lunch followed, prepared by committee members Mrs. Elmer Elmquist Mrs. Dean Miller and Mrs. Al King.

American Legion Auxiliary Legion Home North Center Street Sam Henry Goring Floyd Black Fred Stewart Elmer Elmquist Dean Miller al King

Farewell Party For Paul Fairchild

A group of Paul Fairchild’s friends from the depot gathered for a farewell party last evening at Mrs. Plor ence Coates West Church street home. Twenty five attended and were served a spaghetti dinner. Paul leaves Sunday for New City for service and was presented a purse of money as a farewell gift.

Paul Fairchilds Plorence Coates Paull New Cumberlatia

Erie Guests At Bridge Club Meeting

Bridge club hosts Mrs E L Morrow on North Center Street as Mrs Bess Shea and Mrs Ant Bralley from Erie attend. Prizes go to Mrs Marjorie Clark Mrs Ellsworth Holt and Mrs Shea for the special prize while a fine salad course is served to guests.

Erie Bridge Club E. L. Morrow North Center Street Bess Shea Ant Bralley Marjorie Clark Ellsworth Holt Shea

Birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Dean Glopfenstein

A son was born to Mr and Mrs Dean Glopfenstein of Antori City early this morning at Corry Hospital. Mrs Klopfensteim is the former Blanche Howitt.

Dean Glopfenstein Antori City Corry Hospital Klopfensteim Blanche Howitt

Quantico Marine Wedding Joins Lindsley and Galbreath

Miss Phyllis Lindsley and Lt. Robert Galbreath plan a Quantico wedding at the Marine Base chapel. Ruth Lindsley attends the sister’s ceremony as Galbreath, a Marine with 26 months in the Pacific, earns his Silver Star and three Presidential Citations.

Phyllis Lindsley To & Galbreath Quantico Robert Virginia Pyne Aanasey Karke L. J. Lindaley I Dent Robert Cjulboreath P. A. Galbreath Marine Misa Ruth Lindsley Ie Ehapel Quasitico Gerryites Lindsley Raymond Katherine Gibbs Secretarial School New 1 Galbresth Out Pacific Gladalcanal Anc Alleghey Challege WAL Sigme Alph Opsileu Trate Alty

Card Club Meeting Report At Mrs Smiths Home

A local card club met Thursday evening at Miss Eimear Smiths Bash Bond Street residence. Two tricks of contract were in play, with Mrs Bryce llsworkt opright siuring honors. Miss Smith served salad and dessert lunch. They plan to meet again May 2 with Miss Shirley Larson on North Crmter Street. Mrs Walter Ross attended as a guest.

Eimear Smith Bash Bond Street Im Play Bryce

Kitchen Shower For Member Of Sciata Aid

Kitchen shower for Mrs Raymond Willials, a recent bride, featured useful gifts. Officers elected at the business mission: Thelma Hurlbut president, Lottie Raymond vice president, Florence Miller secretary, Emma Miller assistant secretary, Marian Kolstee treasurer, Ada Seharman assistant treasurer. Sunshine sisters identified. next meeting planned with Margaret Raymond.

Tiney Aldmel Homer Keister Héemberg Raymond Willials Thelma Hurlbut Lottie Raymond Florence Miller 4Uma Miller Marian Kolstee Ada Sehurman Sunshine Sisters Margaret Raymond

Elgin 4-H Club Forms With Local Officers Named

The Elgin Methodist Church organized the Elgin 4-H Club for boys. Officers elected include president Walter Gall, vice president Joe Wetmore, secretary Malcolm Lewis, and news reporter Lyle Rehoboth. The Rehoboth Class met for plans as fishing season opening approached. Mrs Harold Loyd led the business meeting. Letters from servicemen were read and piano duets performed by Mrs Jerrold Lansberry and Mrs Tyatt Downey. The annual banquet is slated for Pitfield Inn on May 7.

Elgin Elgin Methodist Walter [Galls Joe Wetmore Ireneurer Malcolm Lewis Lyle Rehoboth Ladd Bull County Atternea Rehoboth Mtr Gerald Buuley Img Street Harold Loyd Marshall Sherwood Jerrold Lansberry Tyatt Downey Wir

Jamestown Dinner Party Attends Evening Lecture

J. D. Y. class of the Presbyterian Church enjoyed a dinner at Lagan's Tea Room in Jamestown for 12 members and teacher Mrs. J. Bred Kinley. After dinner they visited the YWCA for a religious lecture at seven.

J.D. Y Jamestown

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