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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1954
Page
5
Local bridge club gathered last evening with Mrs. Charles French of R D 3. Mrs. Robert Quilter substituted for the game and prize winners were Mrs. Roger Amy and Mrs. Ray Weber. A light lunch was served before adjournment for two weeks until they meet again with Mrs. Richard Potter.
Mrs. H W Taggart hosted the Readers Club at her East Main Street home with nine members. Officers for 1964 55 were named, future plans include a May meeting and a banquet at the Anderson sisters home in Pittsfield.
Guidance Director J Connors spoke to the Kiwanis Club at the Hotel Corry on the 1959 need for more teachers and more classrooms. Induction of J Sawyer and guests Dr L M Douglas and Robert Lobstein noted. Directors meeting announced at Ray Weber home on Wright Street.
Members of the Navy Mothers Club voted a $10 contribution to the Navy Family Chapel in Long Beach California at their regular meeting chaired by Mrs. Clarence Cox The session started at 7 30 pm at the IOOF Hall Hostesses Mrs John Gilmore and Mrs Fred Young served cherry pie tea and coffee May 1d is the next meeting date.
Corry City Chapter No 17 Order Eastern Star will stage a bazaar at Emmanuel Episcopal Church on a Tuesday from 11 p.m. to 10 p.m. Funds go to the treasury with wares like aprons fancywork brassware purses candy baked goods and jewelry. Public invited to patronize.
A daughter arrived early this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Goodwill of R D 1 Clymer. A son was born Saturday night at De Graff Hospital North Tonawanda to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kluge. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Sullivan of 428 East Smith Street.
The Mentor Clubs held their final meeting of the season with a 7 pm dinner at Colonel Drake Hotel Titusville for 19 members and one guest Mrs. John King of Philadelphia. Officers elected are Mrs. Ralph Blakeslee president Mrs. Bruce Ellsworth vice president Miss Helen Rowe secretary and Miss Ann Baressi treasurer. Mrs. George Boyd presided and received a going away gift.
Mrs. E. B. Harmonenvertat led a bridge luncheon after a Hotel Corry meal with guests Mrs. H. K. Powell and Miss Elizabeth Rogers. Winners were Mrs. Philip Zalzneck and Mrs. Harmon. Mrs. J. H. Heerlein will host in two weeks.
McKean man William J. O’Brien won his appeal before Common Pleas Court Judge Samuel W. Rossiter, overturning a 90 day license suspension by the Department of Revenue after a May speeding arrest on Route 99. He argued clear weather and dry roads. The judge set aside the suspension. Former editor Ruswell W. Davenport, 66, died of a heart attack in Manhattan. he assisted Wendel L. Willkie in 1940 presidential bid.
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