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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1947

Page

5

Rotary district conference to be held in Erie

The 16th district Rotary International annual conference convenes Friday and Saturday at the Masonic Temple Erie with about 400 Rotarians from 40 clubs across 14 northwestern Pennsylvania counties. Governor Lewis T. Briggs will preside. Hon Harold G. Hoffman will keynote the banquet. Geoffrey A. Wheable will represent Rotary International. Events include a Kahkwa Club luncheon golf and a Knox Hall luncheon and a Erie sightseeing tour. Several local clubs dating to 1915 and 1921 will send attendees amid a busy social program across Erie.

TRE Lnt Rotary International Erie Pennsylvania Masonic Temple Lewis T. Briggs Erie Rosary A.J. Phillips Harold G. Hoffman New Jersey Geoffrey A. Wheable London Ont R. 0. Hedke Rotary Church of the Covenant New Castle

Open House for Mrs Tarbell May 2 at Pairhaven

Mrs Marjorie Tarbell hosts an open house at Pairhaven Community Building on May 2 with morning hours nine thirty to eleven thirty and afternoon hours four to five, inviting parents and students. Snyder Circle classes finish their twelve lesson series that day with completed work on display.

Marjorie Tarbell Benes Demenne Claies Abit Pairhaven Tarbell Snyder Circle

David Magee Honored On Second Birthday

Mrs Ralph Magee of Shady Avenue hosted 34 relatives and friends at a Sunday afternoon birthday party for her son David who turned two. The hostess served cake jello with whipped cream and coffee at five. David received many gifts and out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Francis Herrmann and son William and daughter Mary Elizabeth and Arthur Morrison of Erie.

David Magee Ralph Magee Shady Avenue David Francis Herrmann William Mary Elizabeth Arthur ‘Morrison Erie

Ida Linendell Elected Readers Head at Club Meeting

Mrs. Ida Linendell was elected president of the Readers club for the coming year at a gathering hosted by Mrs. W. J. Doud of 45 East Bond street. Officers named were Mrs. Linendell president, Olive McCray vice president, Ona M. Cronin secretary, and Miss M. Len Mather treasurer. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Humphries of Honolulu.

Ida Linendell W. J. Doud East Bond Street J. R. Humphries Honolulu Hawaii Hmphries Ida Tinendell Olive McCray Ona M. Cronin M. Leni Mather FB. Sullivan San Domingo Dominican Republic William A. Morgan Washington, D.C Emma Carroll Memphis Tenn Brown Hague Holland Humphries Dodd Magath

Mrs Ralph Davison Honored At Spa Shower Event

Mrs Ralph Davison was honored at a home shower hosted by Bark Street guests numbering 25. Activities included contests contract bridge 600 and bingo with prizes won by several guests. Door prize went to Mrs E Raymond Cathers. Light fare and themed decor completed the event.

Ts Om Ree Ue Barkstreet Ralph Davison T. Allan May F. M. Waite George Stanford, Jr Milton Zalaneck R. W. McElroy E. Raymond Cathers Davison

Newborns and Parents Noted in Local Hospitals

A son was born Sunday morning to Mr and Mrs Wayne Vanney at Sorry Hospital. A son arrived last evening at Corry Hospital to Mr and Mrs Donald Brigham of Snyder Circle. Mrs Brigham, formerly Eluned Thomas of Wales, wed while he served with the Army abroad. A son was born early last evening to Mrs Ernest Hinsdale of Clymer at Gewry Hospital. Mrs Hinsdale, formerly Joe Lookehouse.

Wayne Vanney Snyder Circle Sorry Hospital Corry Hospital Donald Brigham Brigham Eluned Thomas Wales Mr. Brigham Mix Ernest Hinsdale Clymer Gewry Hospital Hinsdale Joe Lookehhouse

College Women's Club Hears Fine Talk by Donald Khaal

Erie guest Donald Schaal from House of Flowers presented a lecture and demonstration on flower arranging at the Hillstrom residence. Lois McCray chaired the meeting with Helen Lodge elected president for the coming year and officers named including treasurer Wilbur Rickers. The group approved a $25 hospital donation and a $5 cancer drive contribution, with the final meeting set for May 28 at the Corry Country Club featuring the annual musical program.

College Women’s Club Donald Khaal Erie Helen Lodge Hillstrons Congress Street Charles Williams Lois McCray Roger Brown Shirley Carson Wilbur Rickers Cory Memorial Hospital Corry Sountry Club Brown Don

Local Woman Addresses Union City Club on Hobby Night

Mrs Frank Grice from West Church Ket spoke at the Union City Business and Professional Women's Club meeting for hobby night. She illustrated her clay work and discussed the history and craftsmanship of items she created with students. Refreshments followed as members watched her demonstrate shaping clay.

Union City B. P. W. Club Frank Grice West Church Business and Professional Women’s Club Norman Tarbell Union City Club Grice

Dinner Party for Thomas Smock Tal

Huntus Smock celebrated his first birthday with a dinner party at Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Swanson home on West Fredrick Street. A six o'clock meal featured a decorated birthday cake. Little Thomas received many birthday gifts. Attendees included Mrs. Alice Smock and Furn, Mrs. Paul Evans, Mrs. Mina Drake, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Davie of Wellside who formerly taught in the local schools.

Huntus Smock P. TL. Swanson West Fredstick Street Little Thomas Alice Smock Furn Paul Evans Mina Drake Paul Davie Wellside Mr. Davie

4-H Sewing Circle Organized Recently

An 4 H Club sewing circle held an organizational meeting at McCray Community Hall. Officers elected include Mary Lou Hammons president Taste Lice vice president Delores McCray secretary treasurer Betty Simmielink game leader Mary Ellen Lee song leader Alice Lee news reporter Mrs Howard Hammond is the local reader Suzanne Sickler Erie assistant home economics representative attended and outlined projects for the girls The first year group will sew aprons while the third year group will begin dresses The next meeting is Saturday May 10 at 1 o clock at the Community Hall.

4-H Sewing Circle 4-H Club McCray Mary Lou Hammons Taste Lice Delores McCray Betty Simmielink Mary ¥Llen Lee Alice

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