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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1959
Page
5
Stip Cing's Watch Changes Weekly Schedule
Readable fragments show a weekly timetable with daily entries from Tuesday to Sunday. Key items include shifts, duty stations, and personnel assignments, though many specifics are obscured.
Baby Shower Honoring Denise Kay Wallace Held at Cutting
Social highlights cover a Tuesday evening baby shower hosted by Mrs. Gordon Shampoe in Cutting to honor Mrs. Wilfred Wallace and infant Denise Kay. Pink and white decor, multiple contests with prizes to several guests, door prize to Mrs. Frank Hulett, refreshments served, and Denise showered with gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Shampoe
Cutting
Wilfred Wallace
Denise Kay
Merton Bemis
David Fussett
Walter DeShaver
Ray Sluizman
M Doris Bemis
Glen Evans
Marion Nellis
Frank Hulett
Stumpoe
Stutzman
Yule Dinner Held At Moose Home Chapter 717
The Women at the Moose Chapter 717 held its annual Christmas supper at the Moose home with 54 coworkers attending. James Clark and Clifford Clark entertained with tap dances and a hula hoop tap routine, while Mrs. Alfred Van Dresar provided accompaniment. Gifts and attendance awards were given, a bell ringing fundraiser for the Salvation Army announced, and Miss Rosemarie Malek presided as grand tegant during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Moose
Moose
Corry Grange No
James Clark
Clifford
Clark
Alfred van Dresar
Jackson
Wis
Data Way
Citiens National Bank
Wiver
Stanley — Bailey
Mary Whaley
Earl Steadman
Daly Mulvin
Rosemarie Malek
Salvation Army
Wishine
Clarence Farrington
Harriet Burton
Maxene Oberman
Carl Coates
Miss Crosscutt Speaks at Clymer PTA Meeting
Miss Alberta Crosscutt of Sher rin, a German student with the American Field Service, was the guest speaker at the Culmer Central School PTA gathering. David Fassett presided as Rev Tunis Miersma gave devotions, and Philip McCray introduced a trombone solo by Jerry Koerselman with Mary Compton at the piano. After the program, refreshments were served to 45 members. no December meeting is planned due to Christmas vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta Crosscutt
Sherrin
Germany
Fielt Service
Culmer Central School
Cyfeteria
PTA
David Fassett
Tunis Miersma
Abbe Reformed Church
James Thompson
Marion Wa Tk
Mrs Haight Hosts JOY Class Christmas Party
Mrs Haight hosted the JOY Class at First Presbyterian Church for a Christmas gathering. Mrs Bauer and Mrs Chase led devotions on Christmas hymns, the group voted to buy toys for the church story, set up a fund for a needy family, and gift exchange occurred before refreshments. Mrs Bart led the program with carols and music while Mrs Sutton and Mrs Ball served. Next meeting set for February etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bart
Haight
Guy Sutton
Louis Ball
Thomas Russell
Lydia Circle Christmas Program At Springville Home
Lydia Circle of the Woman's Society of Christ in Service at First Methodist Church held a Christmas program at the Springville home of Mrs Henry Rockman. Twenty three members and one guest, Mrs Marion Rumbaugh, attended a 12-20 dinner. The program featured a nativity story from Luke, a talk on The Wonders at Christ's Birth, and readings including The Wise Men Followed A Star. Christmas carols were played between readings. A Christmas sale raised 324 for the Brewster Hospital in Jacksonville Florida. The next meeting, hosted by Mrs John Ohrn, is scheduled for January 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Circle
Woman's Society of Christ
Firsh Methodist Church
Springslivel
Henry Rockman
Marion ‘Runbaugh
Rockman
Gladys McCloskey
Maude Hutchins
Jennie Royce
Willis “Brown
Christ's Bath
Isai
McCloskey
Tra Miller
Brown
Woman's Relief Corps Names New Officers
The Woman's Relief Corps met at Sorry Grange Hall with 22 members present. Mrs Bye Dun don was elected president for the coming year. senior vice president Mrs Will, junior vice president Mrs Houwe-Hankitt, treasurer Mrs Heavy HiT, conductor Mr Water Piet, and other officers were elected. The group planned Christmas charity gifts to the Salvation Army and WRE, a Christmas party, and baskets for needy members. Members Velma Long and Mrs Ralph Gates arranged the door prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wonan's Relief Corps
Wesley Wills
Bye Dundon
Buy Bundoty
Cushing
Will
Senor View
Houwe — Hankitt
Jungevier
Christmias
Salvation Army
WRE
Srades
Business Women Hold Holiday Dinner at Maple Ave Home
Mrs. Amy Thompson hosted the Business and Professions Women's Christmas party at her Maple Avenue home on Wednesday. An arrangement of baby auras chrysanthemums in yellow with holly and tapers centered the table. turkey dinner served by the hunter. Guests included Mire Leo Heberlein and Miss Mary Hikeins with Mr Harold Jackson and Mire Cla Hill assisting. The evening involved visiting and the exchange of gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Thompson
Business and Professions
Mire Cla Hill
PTA Council Changes Meeting Location and Date
The Corry area PTA council announces a change of meeting to Wednesday December 6 at the Wright School Cafeteria. Delegates from the dunta-Seniyy PTA will join, with plans for a special music program. All PTA members are urged to attend and to respond by Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTA
Corry
Association Council
Teteria Waller Dealschlaser
dunta-Seniyy Pta
Congress
Yeleane
Leged Ty
Monniy
Boevabes Teh
Walltel Dingfelder
Miss Judy Camp Feted On 21st Birthday
A social newsletter item notes Miss Judy Camp celebrated her 21st birthday with a party hosted by Mrs George Christensen and guests including Mas Gordini Holthouse Chita Bensiik and George Chirictysen. The evening featured light refreshments and birthday cake with mingling and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Camp
Ralph
CGG Meets With Mrs Donald Hall
CGG met with Mrs Donald Hall last evening as a social gathering at a member home. Prizes in the evening were won by Mrs Dowid Nantes, Mrs Alfred Mattison, Mrs Milton Vangesar and Mrs P W Dey. A light refreshments service followed featuring finger sandwiches with whipped cream tart and coffee. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs Woon on Liberty Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eual Oraymond Avery
Wilmote Pites
Dowid Nantes
Alfred M Mattison
Milton Vangesar
Mots
Carter Hill Aid To Hold Yuletide Party
Carter Hill Aid plans its annual Christmas party at the community center on Wednesday evening December 8. A Christus program will be presented by villagers and center members, with the public invited to attend and join in the yuletide celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter Hill
Garer Kup Aim
Vlldtes
Phw Publi
Amiounerd
Corry Grange Public Booster Night Slated
Corry Grange No 6A schedules a public booster night on Monday at 7 and invites members and interested parties to attend. The meeting, at Lake View Hall, will include refreshments. New members who have not yet been validated are asked to bring sandwiches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ila
Secret Sisters Hold Annual Yule Dinner
The Secret Sisters met yesterday afternoon at McCray Community Hall with 26 members and guests. ATam dinner was served at 240 by Mrs. Howard Blakeslee. Mrs Lucia Lindbotyr and Mrs Clifford Rust assisted while Chinierinas and mint cups served as favors. Red tapers and matching centerpieces decorated the room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Font Cyraume
Ie McCray
Howard Blakeslee
Lucia Lindbotyr
Clifford Rust
SC Ladies Aid Plans Christmas Bazaar
The Spring Creek Ladies Aid held a meeting in the duvel parlors with 12 members present. They organized a Christmas bazaar for December 5 at the church featuring aprons novelties corsages and homemade confections and announced a unit dinner and public invitation. The next meeting date will be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SC Ladies Aid
Spring Creek
Duvel
Ant Alloney
Nountie
Frank Facfferiii
Mary Arthur Brindare
Large Group Attends Methodist Dinner
The basement of the First Methodist Church hosted a congregational family night dinner for 166 people served by the Mary Circle of the Woman's Society of Christian Service. Frank Sturgis presided as church official board chair. Rev. George A Myers spoke briefly. Christmas carols were led by Mrs Hy Lynn Rice. Lester Danner announced a Christmas free sale for the building fund. Robe rt Marsh reported on building progress and finances. the evening ended with Christmas plays by children. The next meeting will be the last week of April with a banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Mary
Woman's Sociers’ of Christian Service
Frank Sturgis
Chaiman
Hy Lynn Rice
George A Myers
Eich Chris
Wheelock Aid Holds Meeting At Dougherty Home
The Wheelock Community Aid met last evening at Mrs. Harold Dougherty’s R. D. 4 home with 14 members present. Opening prayers were led by Mrs. Merle Patterson who gave a reading on Family Worship Works For Us. President Mrs. Kenneth Harvey led the business session and named Mrs. Patterson, Mrs. Kenneth Loveland and Mrs. Guy Williams to choose a nominating committee for a January 14 meeting. A social period followed with dessert, tea, and coffee served by hostess Mrs. Charles Kennedy. she will host the Christmas party December 17 with a gift exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheelock Aid
Dougherty
Wheelock Community Aid
Harald Dougherty
Merle Patterson
Kenneth Harvey
Patterson
Kenneth Loveland
Guy Williams
Charles Kennedy
Xi Beta Phi Social Evening Hosted by Mr and Mrs Curtis
Mr and Mrs Rupert Gurus of West Congress street entertain the Xi Beta Phi chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority with a card party. Three tables of 500 were in play, with prize winners Mrs Ernest Simmons and Robert Curtis. A lunch of sandwiches and cookies followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rupert Gurus
West Congress Street
Xi Beta Phi Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Ernest Simmonsen
Robert Curtis
Betty Pratt
Mrs Robert Tunnell Hosts Bridge Club
Mrs Robert Tunnell hosted a bridge gathering at her West Park Place home with a salad course for members and a guest. Prizes went to Mrs Howard Ross Mrs Raymond Sandburg and Mrs T S Kelsey won the special prize. Next week Mrs J Pred Kinley of East Pleasant Street will entertain the group for their annual Christmas party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Awever
Slill
West Park Place
Robert Wank
Howard Ross
Raymond Sandburg
T S Kelsey
J. Pred Kinley
East Pleasant Street
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