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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 08, 1950
Page
5
Women of the Moose Hold Thursday Meeting
The Women of the Moose Chapter 17 met with 3B members present and elected candidates. Reports were read and bake sale proceeds of 38.70 were noted for library chapter night on November 18. A Christmas basket drive continues with lists at the club rooms or via Mrs. Andrew Hansen. The next meeting on December 21 will be a Christmas dinner party with gift exchanges and table service. Attendance awards went to Wis Let and Wilcox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
Chap 17
Andrew Hansen
Chvnd
Vern
W.o-P-M. Toribrary
Wis. Let and Wilcox
Sophomore Tri-Hi Tea Hosts Mothers at Rod and Gun Club
The Sophomore Tri-Hi Club held a pre holiday tea at the Rod and Gun Club inviting mothers and Auxiliary members. Tea and cookies served to 35 guests with a Christmas motif. Miss Jane Howard and Miss Helen Sharer presided at the urns. Eight new members were inducted during the social period and Arthur Burgess showed movies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rod and Gun Club
Jane Howard
Helen Sharer
Arthur Burgess
Surprise Birthday Party for Nancy Gordon at Blatt Home
Miss Nancy Gordon was honored at a surprise birthday party hosted at the Blatt home last evening. Guests included Misses Shirley Gurney Carol Hassett Coletta Scott Mary Kay Duvkes Darlene Reed Janet Kelse y and Jeannette Capwell. The gathering featured games, gifts, birthday cake ice cream potato chips and chocolate milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Gordon
Rhae Blatt
Carol Betles
Blatt
Shirley Gurney
Carol Hassett
Coletta Scott
Mary Kay Duvkes
Darlene Reed
Janet Kelsey
Jeannette Capwell
Miss Gordon
Mrs George Maloney Honored At Surprise Party
Mrs George Maloney was honored at a surprise party by her mother Mrs Mayme Peterson at the Marion street home. Twelve guests attended and prizes were won by Mrs Teo Rhynard and Mrs Jesse Mason during cards. The hostess served sandwiches birthday cake and coffee and presented many lovely gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Maloney
George Maroney
Mayme Peterson
Marion Street
Teo Rhynard
Jesse Mason
Maloney
Sarah Zalkneck
Milton Zalzneck
Larl Peterson
Huld
Sarah Zalaneck
Olin Simmons
Louis Jackson
Philip Zalaneck
Allan May
Mary Delury
Rosa McElroy
Surprise Shower For Mrs Thomas Flanigan
Mrs Thomas Flanigan, a recent bride, was surprised at home on East Pleasant Street by 14 guests. Miss Ann Baressi and Mrs Gerald George organized a pantry shower with a pirate bingo game won by Mrs Embert Earle and a door prize to Mrs Robert Waite. Refrigerator pie coffee and tea were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Flanigan
East
Pleasant Street
Ann Baressi
Gerald George
Embert Earle
Robert Waite
Christmas Party for Court Conception 35 CD A
The SOoC ETY Club social gathered Thursday night with 70 members in the Erie court rooms. Mrs. Leo Hoylen chaired. program included Ave Maria, a play, carols, and gifts exchanged with Santa. Turkey bingo and upcoming meetings noted. Several residents were reported traveling or visiting in Erie, Buffalo, and Pittsburgh with small social notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. of A
Court Conception 35
CD. of A
Leo Hoylen
James Sullivan
John Blair
Mary Ellen Blatt
Samuel Baresi
Irene Dippel
John Joseph
Thomas Jansen
Harry Burton
Mary Katvin
Rit Hand
Donald ‘Faye
Anna Katvin
Joseph Gronasta
Raymond Dyckes
Rosewig
Ralph
Chiricuzio
Sullivan
Mary Ann Scholten
Thomas Valentine
Kathy Hoylen
Kathy Scholten
Mary Ann
George Mulderick
Legion Auxiliary Meeting Updates and Christmas Party Plans
Mrs. Harry Burton presided over the American Legion Auxiliary gather. Mrs. Mark Anderson reported on a visit to the Erie veterans hospital. Plans were outlined for a Christmas party for auxiliary and post children tomorrow from 2 to 6 pm. Mrs. Kelthorn replaced secretary Mrs. Myers who moved from the city. New unit activities chair is Mrs. Everett Elmquist and Pan-American chair is Mrs. Glennis Warner. Members attending the Tri-County Council in Oll City next Wednesday should contact Mrs. Orn. The group voted to move meetings to the second and fourth Thursdays aligning with post meetings. Refreshments included fruit jello with whipped cream, Christmas cookies and coffee served by Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Lavina Purcell and Mrs. Glenn Bolts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oll City
Orn
Anderson
Lavina Purcell
Glenn Bolts
Women's Relief Corps Elects 1961 Officers at I C O F Hall
Cecil Bates was elected president of the Women's Relief Corps No 49 at the election session yesterday afternoon. Officers named for 1961 include Callie Pier senior vice president Merle Long junior vice president Marjorie Brown treasurer Merle Haskell chaplain Lawrence Morton conductress Frank Chase guard Long delegate to the department convention and J B Clark internal delegate. Installations will follow after the new year. A family Christmas party is planned for Tuesday December 12th in the Salvation Army recreation room at 6 o'clock with green dinner and members asked to bring table service for their family. The next regular meeting will be December 15 with sunshine baskets and secret sisters revealed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asf
Cecil Bates
Women's Relief Corps No 49
I. C. O. F. Hall
Callie Pier
Merle Long
Marjorie Brown
Merle Haskell
Lawrence Morton
Frank Chase
Long
3. B
Local Births Reported Across Corry Area
A son was born yesterday at Corry Hospital to Mr and Mrs Charles Martin of 319 East Washington street. Another son arrived late last evening at the local hospital for Mr and Mrs Donald Brigham of 104 Snyder Circle. A daughter was born this morning at Cony Hospital to Mr and Mrs Alfred McAvoy of 133 West Smith street. Mrs McAvoy is the former Trene Hinton. A daughter was born this morning to Mr and Mrs Lewis Smith of R D 4 Clymer at Corry Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Ry. Jordon
East Frederick Street
Erie
E. H. Harmon
Dean
Connellsville
Tiis
Anna Harmon
Charles Daily
Northwest Street
Jessie. Freeman
Lois Romencia
Paul Kuzma
Michael Kusma
Pittsburgh
John Lagos
W. L. Marsh
East South Street
Rober Ott, Sr
Grace Penniman
Arthur Miselli
Daughlters
Florence Bates and Sons
K. D. Brown
Myrtle Gates
Mill Village
J. F. Needham
Maple Avenue
Buffalo
Mr. Needham
John Maxium
Patricia Blanchard
Buffelo
Charles Martin
East
Washington Street
Corry Hospital
Donald Brigham
Snyder Circle
Cony Hospital
Alfred McAvoy
West Smith Street
McAvoy
Trene
Hospitality Club Christmas Luncheon Reservations Due
Hospitality Club party set for December 12 at the American Legion Home with reservations due December 9. Contact Mary Mintee Bess Wilson or C E Rafter for seating and a nursery service will be provided upstairs with Mrs Raymond Bachefrier in charge. An entertaining Christmas program includes a gift exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hospitality Club
Harold Cragg
American Legion
Mary Mintee
Bess Wilson
C. E. Rafter
Raymond Bachefrier
Joy Class Party Brings Gifts And Luncheon Plans
Sixteen members and one guest Mrs. Paul F Bauer attended the J O Y class Christmas party at the Mead avenue home of Mrs Harry Hall. Mrs Albert Rathbun opened devotions and a public chili luncheon for Tuesday January 30 was approved with Mrs Robert Curtis Mrs Charles Clark and Mrs Alyanssens on the luncheon committee. Game awards went to Mrs Bauer Mrs Allan Hasbrouck and Mrs Yanssens with refreshments served by Hall Rathbun Merle Page and Paul Crowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.O.Y
Paul F. Bauer
Mead Avenue
Harry Hall
Albert Rathbun
Robert Curtis
Charles Clark
AL Yanssens
Bauer
Allan Hasbrouck
Yanssens
Hall
Rathbun
Merle Page
Paul Crowell
Bridge Tournament Results At Elks Club Last Night
Players at the Elks Club bridge event posted scores: John Bish with Claude Messenger 48 percent, J Fred Kinley with Theodore Hubiey 44, L A Rossin with Walter H Scott 98 46, Don Rogers with Willard Dyckes 31. A 72 point total was possible for five tables. only two sessions remained in the winter tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Club
John Bish
Claude Messenger
J. Fred Kinley
Theodore Hubiey
L. A. Rossin
Walter H. Scott
Don Rogers
Willard Dyckes
New Members Accepted By V. F. W. Auxiliary
The V F W Auxiliary received two new members Mrs Elizabeth Gifford and Mrs Henry Buteler at a regular post home meeting last evening. Provident Mrs Gerry Davis presided and awards went to Mrs Coletta Buehmer Mrs Delia Barnard and Miss Margaret Grace. Mrs James O'Brien won a special prize. The next meeting will be an event on December 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Gifford
Henry, Buteler
V.F. W
Post Home
Provident
Gerry Davis
Coletta Buehmer
Delia Barnard
Margaret Grace
James O'Brien
If Your Stomach Feels Like a Gas Factory
Many Corry residents suffered gas and bloating before CERTA VIN. Taken before meals the medicine aids digestion, reducing gas pains and bloat with Vitamin B-1 and other ingredients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Widmahn
Aay
Birthday Party Honoring Lamendola Couple At Home
Mr and Mrs Nuntzlo Lamendola of R D 5 were honored at a venison dinner party at their home Wednesday evening. Hosts were their children Thomas Lamendola and Mrs Edmund Zewatsky and her husband. Family members attended and presented gifts to the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamendola
Nuntzlo Lamendola
R. D
Thomas Lamendola
Edmund Zewatsky
Vikititiz
Bridge Club Meets At Mrs Walter Scott Home
The contract club gathered with all members present for a Thursday night bridge session hosted by Mrs. W J Scott of Wright Street. Prizes went to Mrs. C W Jones and Mrs. Olm W Bracken with a special prize to Mrs. Langdon Rowe. Light refreshments followed, and the Indies adjourned to meet next with Mrs. Rowe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Scott
W. J. Scott
Wright Street
Co. W. Jones
Olm W. Bracken
Langdon Rowe
Rowe
Expansion Plan Pinpoints Growth for Laughlin Steel
Laughlin Steel, the fourth largest U S steel producer, announced a $238 million expansion to lift capacity to 6 4 million tons a year over two years. The plan covers Cleveland Alquippe and Pittsburgh plants and includes borrowing $40 million under a bank credit agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nations
Cleveland
Alquippe
Pittsburgh
Ben Moreell
Ference
Intentis
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Seorge
Beverly Tyler
Glenn Corbett
Edgerton
Torneles
Women’s Relief Corps
Helen
Williars
V. F. W. Auxiliary
Pete
Steven
Chapin
Associated Press Pittsburgh
Laughlin Steel Cerrie
Loafer Sox
Stet
Ojitring
Ruffey
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