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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1957
Page
5
Scout Leaders Speak At Cory Rotary Meeting
Newell Beckwith and Harry Coulter presented slides from the National Boy Scout Jamboree at Valley Forge attended by 53 000 scouts. They noted 8 boys in Troop No 8 sponsored by the Rotary Club and outlined past activities and future plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newell Beckwith
Washington Trail
Harry Coulter
Cory Rotary Club
Hotel Corry
Joseph Seitz
Edward Haltast
Carmen Ranieri
Gary Phillips
Valley Forge
Rotary Club
Moose Club
Chamber of Commerce
Gerald Lane
YMCA
Jed
Allan Hasbrouck
William Leaby
PTA Meet Highlights Corry Area High School Programs
Rev John DeSand opened the Corry Area Junior Senior High School PTA session describing upcoming events. Prize for highest PTA membership percentage announced with a three year cup retention rule. March talent show for Post Prom proceeds chaired by Mrs J Fred Kinsley. Dr L M Douglas explained Middle States accreditation benefits for college admission. Program details covered workshop approach with reports from Mrs Helen Rowe Miss Jeanne Nichols and Felix Matthews. Refreshments by Mrs Dan Taggart and hospitality committee followed. Next meeting set for February 3 1959.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John DeSand
Corry
Willum Halfant
PTA
Charles Correll
J. Fred Kinsley
L. M. Douglas
Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Douglas Cook
Epsilon Phi holds meeting at Simmonsen home
East Smith Street hosts the Epsilon Phi chapter gathering led by President Douglas Rozelle Jr. Plans for the December 17 Christmas party at Corry Grange Hall were announced along with ongoing Christmas ribbon orders. A Thanksgiv ing basket had been distributed and readings covered marriage themes. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Donald Post Akron Ohio at Cerry Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simmonsen
Epsilon Phi
East Smith Street
Robert Simmonsen
Beta Syma Phi Sorority
Douglas Rozelle Jr
William Stright
Corry Grange Hall
Simonsen
Robert Parker
Robert, Eddy
Smiley Blanton
Kaon
Joseph
Age
Thomas Peacock
Niedomus Jr
R.D. 2
A. ©. Swinburne
Ry Memorial Hospil
Edward Post
Park Street
Richard ‘Mason
Cerry Memorial Hospital
Donald Post
Akron, Ohio
Pancake Supper Raises Funds For Veterans by Cooties Club
Mrs. Hazel Shuss reported 207.21 was raised at the Cooties Club No. 102 pancake supper for veterans at Warren State Hospital and Erie Veterans Hospital. Christmas gifts and contributions were planned for the veterans and Retarded Children's Fund. The next meeting is January 1, 1958.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Shuss
Warren State Hospital
Alma Slagle
Jouse
Alfred Cone
Grayback
Erie Veterans Hospital
TV Schedule Fragments From WBEN Buffalo Listing
Channel lineup details a Thursday night slate with children's programs news and sports segments. Notable items include The Santa Claus Show The Jimmy Dean Show Popeye's Playhouse The Garry Moore Show You and Your Family Love of Life and As The World Turns along with feature films and sports updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wben-Tv
Buffalo
Children’s Theatre
Ec Rid
Bet
Preston
Playhouse 90
Peggy
Youth Council Elects Officers At St Pauls Lutheran Church
The Corry Area Youth Council elected Susan Kinley as president for the coming year with John Mowrey as vice president and Margeret Lundeen as secretary treasurer. They planned Advent services on three Wednesday mornings at 8 a m and a Youth Week Program with David Myers as chairman and a publicity committee led by Joel Lloyd assisted by John Mowrey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Pauls Lutheran Church
Corry Area
David Myers
Mary Ann Diemer
Sally Chase
Flora Ann Ross
Shirley Hasbrouck
Ernest Vanspens
Joel Lloyd So
John Mowrey
Fly Up Ceremony Planned by Scout Troop
Ten members of Girl Scout Troop No 317 met at Emmanuel Episcopal Church undercroft Monday from 2 to 4 pm. They spent the afternoon square dancing and practicing for the upcoming fly up ceremony next week. Kathleen McVicker provided decorated christing cookies at the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout Troop No. 317
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Kathleen McVicker
Tureen Dinner Enjoyed By Lillian Guild Members
Lillian Guild of the Bauman Ueh Episcopal Church met for a tureen dinner with hostesses Mrs Norman Schalton Mrs Frank Lockwood and Mrs William Belt Jr. A business session approved purchasing Woolie Wonder dusters to be sold by the group. A liaison was named between the Girl Beaut troop and the church. The next meeting is scheduled for February 4 with hostesses Mrs Charles Keromas Mrs Ithty Creighton and Miss Elizabeth Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Mary Circle
Mary Circle
Womans Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Frank McKnight
Ellele
Gertrude Parker
Hazel Dutty
Anne Andrus
Charles Correll
Lillian Guild
Lillian Iild
Bauman- Ueh Episcopal Church
Norman Schalton
Frank Lockwood
William Belt Jr
Louis Morrow
Seite
Guild
Ehure
Charles Keromas
Ithty Creighton
Elizabeth Rogers
Card Party Proceeds Benefit CARE Overseas
About 30 attendees met at the East Branch Grange Hall for a card party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. William Brooks. Proceeds will support CARE packages overseas. Door prize winners were Mrs. Cecile Burleigh and Bernard Porter. high card scores went to Mrs. Florence Porter and Howard Burleigh. Prizes were donated by Grice Jewelers, Jackson's Floral Gardens, and William M. Brooks Insurance Agency. Lunch followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Branch Grange
Grange Hall
Cecile Burleigh
Bernard Porter
Florence Porter
Howard Burleigh
Grice Jewelers
Jackson's Floral Gardens
William M. Brooks Insurance Agency
Willam Brooks
Troop 80 Boy Scouts Plan Hike and Cook Out
Troop 80 Boy Scouts plan a Saturday cook out after a meeting on Saturday afternoon. They will assemble on Summer Street and hike to a destination led by patrol Tendera. Each Scout must bring two potatoes two carrots and eight pieces of meat wrapped for cooking. Dennis Jerome leads a Tenderfoot advancement with 15 points while Assistant Scoutmaster Harry Coulter shared colored slides from the National Jamboree at Valley Forge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
Troop No. 80
Summer Street
Dennis Jerome
Harry Coulter
Valley Forge
Mrs Kinley Hosts Bridge Club at 604 East South
Mrs Edward R Kinley entertained at her home for the bridge club last evening. Two tables of bridge played with awards to Mrs William Splesman and Mrs Leo Mulderick. A dessert chiffon pie was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward R. Kinley
East South Street
William Splesman
Leo Mulderick
Holy Name Society Elects Officers For New Year
At St. Thomas the Apostle Church monthly meeting Holy Name Society elected officers for the year Anthony Cooper as president Aut Amoroso as vice president Anthony James B George as secretary. Plans were set for the annual Christmas gifts drive for St. Joseph's Home Erie the outdoor Christmas for Christ exhibit and poster distribution. Rev. Francis Graves and Rev. John De Bantt spoke as 1958 plans were discussed. next meeting is January 7 with a planned Christmas party for January 17 at Mrs. John Mooney's house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Name Society
Holy Name Society of
St. Thomas the Apostle Church
Anthony Cooper
Aut
Amoroso
Anthony James B. George
St. Joseph's
Erie
Francis Graves
John de Bantt
First Day Deer Kills Reported Across Regions
The Journal records nine deer kills on opening day with hunters tallying bucks from Tony Evans Brie to John L Wells. Notables include Moodie Clymer eight point 178 pounds and Hasbrouck seven points 210 pounds near Blue Eye Watney and Union City locations.
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Journal
Tony Evans
Brie
Weeks’ Valley
Donald “Moodie
Clymer
Weekes Watley
Mark Savico Jr
Blue Ye
Johs Crisel
Blue Eye
Eas Hasbrouck
Watney
Ralph ‘Batley
Garland
John L. Wells
Alex Klick
Lyon's Road
Union City
Floyd Coy
Sounds
Turner Hun
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