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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1947

Page

5

Loyal Order of Moose Lodge installs officers in Warren

Two hundred members of the Loyal Order of Moose Lodge No. 8 met Thursday evening for a business session and a pleasant social. Governor Arthur V. Cochran led the ceremony, installing newly elected officers with help from Walter Kysor and Harry Metver. A Youngstown troupe performed a three act floor show after dinner. Various residents were noted leaving for or returning from events in Meadville, Greenville, and other nearby towns as part of regular club and community activities.

Loyal Order of Moose Moose Club Allison Gifford Jlodge Arthur V. Cochran Warren Moose Lodge Walter Kysor Harry Metver Triste

Club-Social Gatherings at Stanford Host Company Officers Installed

Surly members attended the meet at Newquarters where officers were elected and installed. Charles Draker served as installing officer. Edward Berry became president with Carl Peterson as VP and Chales Pam as secretary. Other officers included Russell Brigus treasurer and trustees Kinley Craker Dempsey. Firemen's Relief Association installed Raymond Sandburg president and Carl Beerson VP. A buffet lunch followed with ham and relish dishes.

Stanford Newquarters Charles Draker Edward Berry Carl Peterson Chales Pam Russell Brigus Mr. Peterson Charles Collier Richard Merker Frank Kinley Charles Craker Richard Dempsey Edward Becker James Sullivan Raymond Sandbue Edward Benker Gort Peterson Firemen’s Relief Association Firemen's Relief Association Raymond Sandburg Carl Beeterson Charles Pain Andrew Paulson Harold McCloskey

Corry Couple Announce Newport Marriage Of Roberta Edmiston

Rolland Wilkingon of Spring Creek announces the marriage of his daughter Roberta to Willis Edmiston son of Mr and Mrs Francis Edmiston. The ceremony was held March 30 in Newport Ey the couple reside in Tidionts where Mr Edmiston works for the Pennsylvania Highway Department.

Corry Spring Creek Rolland Wilkingon Rolland Wilémeon Cleveland Roberta Willis Edmiston Francis Edmiston Westington Street Newport, Ey Edmiston Tidionts Pennsylvania Highway Department

Stitch and Chatter Club Meets at Mrs Mick’s Home

The Stitch and Chatter Club gathered at Mrs John Mick’s Mott Street home on Wednesday afternoon. Members present included Mrs Wallace Mick and Mrs Robert Lindstrom. Visiting and ring sharing followed, with a 5 o’clock tureen dinner for the group. The next meeting is planned for May 7 at Mrs Vernon Humphrey’s home, Cutting, R. D. 4.

John Mick Stitch and Chatter Club Johu Mick Mott Street Wallace Mick Robert Lindstrom Vernon Humphrey Morris Lewis Howard Vanderhoff Merle Akam Humphrey R. D Cutting

Kiwanis Club Session Highlights Education and Plans

The Kiwanis Club met at the Ritz Restaurant for its weekly dinner with 27 members and two guests, Roy LaHue of Pittsburgh and Warren Lucas of Erie. Fran cis W. Hooper received the Kiwanis pin, 25 tons were collected in the Paper drive for the Boy Scouts, and plans for an inter-club golf tournament were announced with Corry Erie Warren Meadville competing. Entertainment featured Howard D. McMullin Jr and Sherwin Williams Erie showing color films on weed and pest control using DDT. The next meeting May 1 will feature a State Police detail explaining a new regional communication system. Attendance contest led by Richard Rossbacher with 189 points, vs. A Gray Stine’s 184.

Kiwanis Club Ritz Roy LaHue Pittsburgh Warren Lucas Erie Walter L. Peake Kiwanis Education Committee Kiwanis Francis W. Hooper Philip Zalaneck Boy Scouts F. Lowe Edwards Cambridge Springs Robert. Burnbaugh Corry Club Warren Meadville Howard d. ‘McMullin, Jr Sherwin-Williams Co Glyde Shotzbarger Arthur J. Marlin Lawrence Park Barracks Richard Rossbacher A. Gray Stine

Goodwill-Fisher Wedding Becomes Titusville Ceremony

Mrs Lloyd Herold of Newar N J announces the marriage of her daughter Ursula Fisher of 439 Shady Avenue to Lloyd Whitman son of Mrs James Goodwill of Titusville. Rev Mark Parry officiated at Titusville Methodist Church on April 19. The couple were attended by Mr and Mrs James Goodwill. The bride wore a gray gaberdine suit with white accessories and a white carnation corsage. Mrs Goodwill wore a navy blue outfit with pink rosebud corsage. Mrs Whitman works at Raymond Mfg. Co and Mr Whitman runs a local garage.

Goodwill-Fisher Lloyd Herold Newar N. J Ursula Fisher Shady Avenue Lloyd Whitman James Goodwill Titusville Mark Parry Titusville Methodist Church

Heminger and Vanderhoff Families Welcome Daughters

A daughter was born late last night to Mr and Mrs Wallace Heminger of 127 Second Avenue at Corry Hospital. Earlier this morning a daughter arrived for Mr and Mrs Howard Vanderhoff of RD 2 Clymer at Corry Hospital. Mrs Vanderhoff is the former Norma Dingfelder.

Wallace Heminger Second Avenue Corry Hospital Howard Vanderhoff Clymer Corry’ Hospital Vanderhoff Norma Dingfelder

College Women's Club Meeting Planned for Monday

The College Women's Club will convene Monday evening at 8 o clock in Mrs D A Hillstrom s home at 44 East Congress Street. Miss Lois McCray president will chair and officers will be elected. Flower arranging demonstrations by Donald Schaal of Erie and a speaker on greenhouse topics are featured along with a committee plan led by Leora Skranahan and assisted by several members. A national telephone call anecdote concludes the report.

Tcree Suneebine College Women's Club D. A. Hillstrrom East Congress Street Charles A. Williams Lois McCray Donald Schaal Evie Schagi Yuatao House of Brawers Erie Leora Skranahan D. Armour Hillstrom Cly Shotzberger Peter Wilsied Mary MeMihon Frank Burkhart F. Lowe Edwards Ralph S. Dewey J. Guy Butters Williams

Women of Moose Card Party At St Eligabeths Hall

Thirty tables at a Women of the Moose card party in St Eligabeths Hall featured contract and auction bridge and 500. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Lola Jackson and Mrs C V Hult for contract, Mrs Gertrude Duke and Mrs Catherine Patterson for queen, and Mrs Bertha Darwin and Miss Arlene Deschamp for 500. A bouquet prize went to Mrs Lewis Luna. Waldorf salad and baked goods were served. Nina Jewell led as general chairman to raise funds for the Women of the Moose treasury.

Dinpuy Wavipn Women of the Moose St Eligabeth's Hall Lola Jackson C. V. Hult Gertrude Duke Atherine Patterson Queon Bertha Darwin Arlene Deschamp Lewis Luna Nina Jewell The Moose Treasury

Communion Breakfast Plans For May Fourth by D of A

C D of A Catholic Daughters met at club rooms. Grand regent Mrs Lea Rhynard chaired. They planned Mother's Day mass and communion breakfast for Hotel Corry on May 4 after the 7:45 mass at St Thomas Church. Lillian Anderson to chair with Beatrice Wharton Madeline Hoylen Mary Shamburg Ruth Miller May Sundburg Ann Crags assisting. Next meeting May ath election of officers. dinner served by Wanda Sanders Mayme Wood Florence Blair Della Love and Rhea Kolstee with cherry tarts and coffee.

Beatrice Wharton Madeline Hoylen Mary Shamburg Ruth Miller Mayy Sundburg Ann Crags Wanda Sanders Mayme Wood Florence Blair Della Love Rhea Kolstee

Mr and Mrs McCracken Anniversary Celebration

Mr and Mrs John McCracken were honored on their 25th wedding anniversary at the Wright Street home of Mr and Mrs Walter Scott. Mrs Scott’s bridge club attended. four tables of contract were played with awards to Mrs McCracken, Mr Scott, Ellsworth Hall and Mrs H Langdon Rowe. Raymond Anderson won a special award. a sterling silver compote dish was presented. A buffet served sandwiches relish cake and coffee. next club meeting May 1 at Mrs Holt’s North Center Street home.

McCracken John McCracken Walter Scott Wright Eet Scott Pontenet Bridge Club Ellsworth Hall H. Langdon Rowe Raymond Anderson Holt Tier North Center Street

Shower Honors Mrs Arthur Ingram At Wayne Street Party

Mrs Douglas Mosher hosted a stork shower at her East Wayne Street home honoring Mrs Arthur Ingram. Eighteen guests attended with Mrs Robert Shannon and Mrs Keith Henton among the winners of games and prizes.

Arthur Ingram Douglas Mosher East Wayne Street

Washington P T A Plans Annual Fair

The Washington School P T A met in Room 4 with a musical program by students led by Mrs. Robert Catlin. Highlights included piano solos by Judy Dwyer and Jerry Swanson, cornet pieces, and a flag salute. A nominating committee was set for May, a $5 donation to the YMCA approved, and plans for the June 6 school grounds fair discussed.

Washington P. T. A Washington School Robert Catlin Judy Dwyer Sally Dickinson Aloha Blaine Rossin Susannah Jerry Swanson Philip Zalzneck Robert Proctor Paul Dwyer Helen Johnson M.C. A

Dinner Party Honoring Mrs Frisina At Ralphs Place

A Thursday evening dinner at Ralphs Place honored Mrs Angelo Frisina with six ladies attending. The group dined on spaghetti and steak at 6:30, presenting Mrs Frisina with a corsage of rosebuds. Afterward, they moved to the Star Casino for floor show entertainment.

Alsanecly Coos Wes Ralph Frisina Carl Chiricusio Frank Perry Pat Perry Ralph Chiricucho, Jr Thomas Varassa Joseph Baressi Star Casino

Lutheran Officers Dinner Honors Church Groups

Thursday evening the St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church choir Sunday School staff and church council with their families were honored at a dinner hosted by the Undies' Aid Society. About forty people attended a 6 o'clock meal with spring flowers and tapers, followed by a social time and the choir's weekly rehearsal. Mrs Richard R Merker chaired the event with aid from society members.

St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church Choir Church Council Undies' Aid Society Richard R. Merker

Held Session Yesterday At Church

A Methodist Church session was held yesterday afternoon with one child present. Devotions on Our Creator were read from Genesis I. The group sang This Is My Father’s World, with Mrs. George Chase as accompanist. Mrs. Willis Brown led a lesson on Good Habits Formed Make Good Citizens and demonstrated alcohol strength. New members were welcomed and the next meeting is scheduled for May 5th.

T. L Methodist George Chase Willis Brown Brown M. Kline

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