Fragmented OCR: unclear historic note on altars and paths
Ambiguous text fragment mentioning egg tombs altars and interior paths. No coherent event, persons, or organizations can be identified.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1954
Page
5
Ambiguous text fragment mentioning egg tombs altars and interior paths. No coherent event, persons, or organizations can be identified.
The St Edward PTA annual party at the school hall featured a chicken salad lunch for 45 members with Nativity decor. Donations were given to a worthy cause instead of a gift exchange, and plans were made for a December 20 Christmas party for children.
A Brownie Troop social gathering was held at the Columbus Grange Hall with Troops 181, 68 and 75 present. Leaders Mrs. Herbert Dahis and Mrs. Jordan Christensen presided as Troop 81 members and new members were welcomed into Troop 68.
The Harbor Half Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Neil Gates's R D 1 home with 14 members and families. A tureen dinner was followed by a business session led by President Mrs. Rupert Morris. The group voted to donate 10 to Rev. Warner in Kentucky, 5 to the Salvation Army, and 5 to the American Sunday School Union. New secret sisters were named and gifts given. Mrs. Morris received a special gift, with January 6th set for the next meeting and officer elections.
The Emmanuel Guild held its holiday luncheon and Christmas party yesterday afternoon in the Emmanuel Episcopal Church undercroft. Hostesses Mrs. Frank Lockwood and Mrs. Don Williams greeted guests at 1 o'clock. Chaplain Mrs. Morris Bonsteel led devotions after the luncheon and business. The guild voted a $10 donation to the Altar Guild and packed a box for St Barnabas House. Mrs. Bonsteel and Mrs. Charles Kromas will host the January 13 meeting.
A church family dinner was held at First Presbyterian Church with a tureen meal served by the Westminster Circle under Mrs. L. M. Douglas. Rev. Paul F. Bauer led devotions and the Youth Choir directed by William Leaby sang two Christmas selections. A film preceded by James Harper. Next annual congregational dinner set for January 6.
Hospitality Club schedules a Christmas party for Tuesday at the VFW Club with a 1 pm luncheon served. Committee members are Mrs Milton Van Drestr, Mrs J F Needham, and Mrs Estella Wells. Reservations for the luncheon are due tomorrow with Mrs E Rafter or Mr Maude Bonsteel. Professor Ernest B Babcock, 77, UC Berkeley genetics authority and emeritus professor, died Wednesday in Berkeley California.
Eighteen members of the J. O. Y. Class of the First Presbyterian Church gathered at Mrs. Page Louderback’s East South Street home for their annual Christmas party. A brief business session opened with devotions, with Girl Scout leader Mrs. Warlo Morris showing crafts by the girls. Prizes went to Mrs. Evelyn Roberts, Mrs. Bruce Bilsworth, and Mrs. Charles Clark. the group plans to meet January 13 with Mrs. Baier hosting.
The Esther Circle of the Women's Society of Christian Service met Tuesday evening at Mrs. Henry Rockman’s Spring street home for a Christmas party. Devotions by Mrs. Wendell Gage preceded packing clothing and toys for Brewster Hospital in Florida. Contests and refreshments followed hosted by Mrs. Rockman with Mrs. Richard Fox assisting. The circle announced it will lead the WSCS meeting next Monday evening and the January 4 session will be with Mrs. Sage of East South Street.
The VFW Ladies Auxiliary met in the Garden Room voting to donate to the Salvation Army for Christmas baskets and to purchase 2 TB bonds and send cigarettes and tobacco to St Barnabas Home. A December 14 party was planned and a lunch was served. next meeting set for January 4.
The Catholic Daughters of America hosted a Christmas party for 70 members with decorations, a large tree, lighted tapers, and a Christmas program. Donations to Gannon-Anle home for girls and Harbor seek home for boys were planned, and the Junior CDA will be formed after year’s start. A bake sale netted 55 dollars. Performances included Anna Shields and Louise Mig Hiucelo singing, Billy Bachamer on piano, narration of Why the Chimes Ring and Christmas in Many Lands, and group carols.
Mrs C A Hillstrom entertained her bridge club at her Wayne street home with Mrs C A Williams as guest. Prize winners were Mrs John R Grice and Mrs Arthur K Treat of Union City. Refreshments followed from a table with holiday favors. The next meeting will be at Mrs George Gold's home.
The Nazarene Foreign Missionary Society met last evening at the church with Mrs. M. Bailey presiding. The session opened with singing The Call for Reapers and Tell Me the Story of Jesus. Rev. R.R. Merriman led prayer. A poem Testis Routine was read by Mrs. Frank Lit. Secretary and treasurer reports were given.
Pittsburgh based Southern Goal Producers' Association member Joseph E. Moody calls for congressional investigations into residual fuel oil imports and TVA purchasing policies. He brands residual oil imports as part of a petroleum cartel scheme and accuses TVA of union busting operations.
Moody at the Coal Mining Institute meeting argued TVA coal buying policies exclude oil operators paying union wages. He cited residual oil from Venezuela and said it totals annually to the equivalent of 60 million tons of coal, highlighting market disruption.
A coal industry leader argues that a major factor fuels the ongoing low mood in the sector. He notes persistent market pressures and workforce strain contributing to pessimism about future prospects.
Mrs Alice Johnson was granted an Interlocutory divorce from Edward F Johnson of Matawan New Jersey on grounds of desertion. She said her husband left years ago.
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