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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1952
Page
5
To register students for Columbus School those entering first grade in September 1952 will take a readiness test on Friday May 2 at the Dean School building. Eligible if age five years seven months by September 1. Parents must bring the birth certificate. Testing schedule varies by class.
The wedding of Aled Brossman daughter of Mr and Mrs Michael C G Brossman and John Cook son of Mrs James P Sullivan and the late Harold A Cook took place December 22 at Our Lady of Angels Church San Diego Galiler. The bride, formerly employed by United Life Insurance Co in Erie, and the groom, an electronic field engineer for RCA, plan to reside in Bremerton Washington.
A belated party for seven year old Elizabeth Person was hosted yesterday at the East Main Street home of Mrs Frosten Person. Ten guests attended as party games and pastel decorations provided entertainment. gifts and treats included cake ice cream Kool-Aid and miniature bunny favors.
The Warren County Pomona Grange holds its second quarter session at Spring Creek Town Hall with Spring Creek Grange No. 286 hosting. The program includes welcome, memorial service, cake baking contest, diverse lectures, youth essay winner Shirley Hall, and fifth degree conferral concluding the day.
The Columbus Grange No. 475 met at the Columbus Community Hall last night with Worthy Master Gerald Bensink presiding. Lawrence Miller was appointed steward to fill the office left vacant by Hoyt Robbing due to ill health. A lecture program led by Miss Annette Curtis and Miss Marian Volk was presented. Two vocal numbers by six members of the Ger ty High School Girls' Chorus were given. Ol Bracken Jr spoke on his experience in Korea and Japanese customs. A contest was enjoyed and dough, bills, and coffee were served by Mrs. Worth Hammond, Miss Jon Savko, and David Curtis. For the next meeting on May 12, Miss Maxine Bonnink and Miss Twila Ross will arrange the program. It was announced that Youth Grange will meet tonight at the West Spring Creek Town Hall and the Warren County Pomona will meet there Thursday evening.
A daughter born last evening to Mr and Mrs Charles Plath of Spartansburg R D 1. A son born this morning to Mr and Mrs Frank Schroeder of Spartansburg R D 1. A son born last night to Mr and Mrs Robert Klingensmith of 104 North Second Avenue. Mrs Klingensmith is Patricia Rhodes.
The Townsend Club met at Dr. Tiffany home on South Center Street with a Luzern sniper served prior to the business session. John Miller opened with invocation as Mrs. L. D. Beasley played piano and the pledge followed. The group noted the 105d 1th National Townsend Convention to be held June 16 20 at Long Beach California. The city is the Townsend Plan birthplace and two bands offered services for the parade. The club voted not to send a delegate, opting to mail a check to E. B. Gray organizer of Pennsylvania. Fred Rige was re elected district council president. Dr. Tiffany named a council member. Hoyt Robbins named vice president. May meeting to be announced later.
The Kiwanis Club met at the Phoenix Hotel last evening at 6:15 with President Hamry Barachi presiding. Invocation was given by Arthur Murtin. Attendees included Lt. Lovher of district one, Frank Norman of Bett, Sam Wagner, Reginald Wells of Snap-Tite Corp, and rotating guest Wissing. The evening featured a guest speaker and musical numbers led by H. Dyatt and Mr. Ribe.
Mrs Robert Sanders entertained guests at her West Smith Street home in a telephonic rain party for the bereft of Sir Elizabeth's Chuck Gwitd. Two tables of 500 and one of canasta were in play with prizes won by Miss Avi Baressi and Miss Grace Hoiser. The hostess served a salad to guests late in the evening.
A weaving demonstration will be given this evening at Panama Central School by Miss Irene Mitchell linked to Alfred University and the Rochester Museum. A group of local craftsmen arranged the event and the public is invited to attend at 8 o clock with a small admission fee.
The Bridge Luncheon Club met yesterday at 1 o'clock at the Langdon Rowe home on Wayne Street. Prizes for the card game went to Mrs. A. S. Bong and Mrs. Rowe, with Mrs. Don Kinesid as a guest. Mrs. R. O. Anderson will entertain members in two weeks.
Mr and Mrs John F Volk and D 2 celebrated their 8th wedding anniversary with a party Friday at their home. Friends and relatives attended a social evening with refreshments.
Church school officers and teachers of the First Presbyterian Church School met for a planning session. A bountiful dinner preceded the session chaired by Mrs. A V Cochran. Harry B Smith supervised the meeting as plans were set for Children's Day on June 8 and a Vacation Bible School. Rev. Bauer led the study hour on the topic How Is a Pupil.
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