Unclear fragmentary sports notes on bridge and plays
Fragmentary OCR text mentions bridge and plays with garbled words. No clear events, names, dates, or outcomes are readable.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1958
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR text mentions bridge and plays with garbled words. No clear events, names, dates, or outcomes are readable.
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Senior Regent Mrs Charles Heniy called the gathering to order at the Moose chapter rooms. A formal initiation welcomed new candidates into the circle. Mrs George Ross spoke, introduced by committee chair Mrs Harold Gale and assisted by Mrs Clarence Farrington. Mrs Ross had earlier received an annual WOTM nursing scholarship. A surprise birthday cake for Mrs Jessie Mason was presented by Mrs Harold Gale with cake baked by Mrs Farrington. A luncheon followed with salads jello cake and coffee on a table adorned with summer towers. Guests from Titusville chapter No 1097 attended and attendance awards went to Mrs Rose while Mrs Alfred Cone won the door prize.
The Hoenes and Ball families held their sixth annual reunion at Canadohta Lake on Sunday with 14 members attending. A picnic dinner preceded the business meeting which elected officers Mrs. Cameron Hoenes president, Mrs. L B Ball vice president, and Cameron Hoenes secretary and treasurer. L B Ball and Thomas Kaliszewski led entertainment. shuffleboard winners were Mrs. Cameron Hoenes and Mrs. Charles Armstrong for the second year. Attendees from out of town included Mr and Mrs Thomas Kaliszewski of Erie and more, with plans to meet again the first Sunday in August at the same park.
Crosscut host Mrs Leland Crosscut of A D 4 welcomed Wheelock residents for a community aid meeting presided by cohostess Mrs Harold Dougherty. Mrs Charles Kennedy led devotions citing Psalms 25. Jan Howard led the business session. next gathering to be a tureen dinner at Mrs Merle Patterson’s. Kennedy won the contest. Refreshments included angel food cake with lemon jello and whipped cream plus tea and coffee.
Seven members of the Columbus Party Timers 4-H Club met in Columbus Town Hall to finalize plans for a swimming party at Canadohta Lake Park today. Ardeth Bull presided as the meeting opened with the 4-H pledge. The group will meet at 1 PM at the Town Hall and travel to Canadohta Lake for an afternoon of swimming followed by a picnic supper.
A pink and white theme marked the party for 11 year old Carol Ann Cole at her home yesterday afternoon hosted by her mother Mrs. John Cole. Eight girls attended with prizes won by Mary Jane Leone Judy MacGregor and Helen Yoder. Door prize went to dyequelyn Harrington. Favors included pink parasols and pink fingernail polish. Ice cream cake and lemonade were served along with many gifts for Carol Ann.
The Columbus Future Homemakers of America 4 H Club held its final meeting of the year at Town Hall with 19 members present. Nancy Curtis led the pledge and roll call. plans for a summer fashion show and a countywide roundup at Eisenhower School on August 20 were discussed. An August 13 fish fry was arranged at Mead Park. Curtis and Trisket will attend 4 H club week at Penn State University in August to represent the dairy and homema ters clubs.
Rainy weather kept golf off the course during Ladies Day at Corry Country Club yesterday. Thirty two ladies attended the bridge luncheon. Winners were Mrs. Bess Naylor Mrs. Anna Wilcox and Mrs. Bernice Davis. Reservations for Newest Ladies Day are being taken by Mrs. Raymond Anderson and Mrs. O W Bracken Sr.
Twenty four members including all officers met yesterday at the Cory Grange Hall with president Mrs. Wesley Willis in charge. The main item was selecting a new password. the charter was draped in memory of Mrs. Anne Kresge. August 21 is the date of the next regular meeting.
Fifteen Concord 4-H Club members joined a district trip to Youngstown Ohio by Greyhound bus. They toured a jet air base and the Italian ice cream plant. Participants included Sandra and Sharon McCray Phyllis Chelton Donna Morris Larry Stultz Robert Richard Judy Darrow Robert Mark McCray Robert Larry Jackson Fred Morris Jerry Hasbrouck Edward Blakeslie and were chaperoned by Mrs Joseph McCray and Mrs Merle McCray.
Office staff at Corry Memorial Hospital honored Lucille Jungfleisch with a linen shower after dinner at Little Bit Of Sweden. The bride to be, set to wed Wayne Robinson of Mill Village on August 16, received a corsage and linen gifts, then the group traveled to Erie for a movie.
A daughter was born yesterday morning to Mr. and Mrs. Frank A Kamper of Spartansburg at Corry Memorial Hospital. The birth adds a new member to the Kamper family of the Spar tansburg community.
Mrs Victor Cragg Jr hosted a party for twin boys Timothy and John who turned six. Fifteen friends and relatives attended with prizes won by Terry Sproyers Pred Corbett David Amy and Ricky Schwab. Helpers included Mrs James Peterson Mrs John Sullivan and Mrs Fred Schwab Wieners served Wieners potato chips soft drinks ice cream cake and cookies. Guests received model airplanes as favors and the twins received many gifts.
The Corry Navy Mothers Club No. 696 plans a family picnic Monday evening at Mead Park at 6. It will be held rain or shine and attendees should bring table service and a tureen to share. Rolls and coffee will be served by the committee led by Mrs. Merrill Lilie and Mrs. Harvey Loveland.
Retired local post office workers Helen Morrell and Robert Brown were honored at the annual Mead Park Nichols Lodge picnic led by Blof Dahl and Tyan Smith. About 60 people, including 10 retirees, attended despite weather. A bountiful green supper preceded a social evening. Morrell received a gift from the group.
Columbus Grange No 875 will meet Monday evening at 8 30 in Columbus Town Hall The program will be presented by James Hammond of the Firestone store He will show a film on rubber production and pictures of the Indianapolis 500 race.
Jacob Mestel, 74, actor director and historian of the Yiddish stage, died yesterday in New York. He co edited Yidishe Kultur, a monthly publication, and was born in Poland.
INDIANAPOLIS AP No bond will be sought for Connie Nicholas a 44 year old divorcee accused of killing business executive Forrest Teel Her attorney Frank A Symines said it would be cruel to grant release while the Marion County grand jury reviews the case Prosecutor John G Tinder said it would take at least a month for the grand jury to act Nicholas who attempted suicide after Teel died July 31 appeared in Indianapolis Municipal Court pleading innocent to murder The murder affidavit was a holding charge pending grand jury action She was returned to hospital care
London and Athens signals point to possible Cyprus accord as Prime Minister Macmillan and Greek Premier Karamalis meet with Averoff and Foot. Turkish opposition and partition proposal loom while a regional truce begins. over two months, fighting has claimed more than 100 lives.
Hollywood Highlights surveys Elizabeth Taylor amid mourning Mike Todd with talk of comeback roles and dating Arthur Leow Jr. Richard Brooks recalls her post tragedy resolve to work. It also notes Audrey Hepburn’s view on working with Mel Ferrer and Gary Crosby’s TV deal stance. Hugh O Brian comments on title changes for Western releases and the era’s cinema boom, while a French stat notes owners farming 54 percent of land.
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