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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1945

Page

5

Cord Club Christmas Party At The Center Hotel

Mrs KW Pelde hosted a Christmas party with a holiday dinner at The Center table of malt dinisa room at Hotel Corry. Miniature Santa Clauses and festive centerpieces framed the scene. The group then went to the Feld home on Wes Smith street for contract bridge. Mrs O W Bracken won the high score. Mrs Hibert Heerleim stood out among attendees.

Cord Club Pelde cadelUb Nile Ait Hotel Corry Feld Wes Smith Street O_ W Bracken Hibert Heerleim Sue King Harold Powell

Five Hundred Club Met Last Evening

The Five Hundred Club met last evening at Adabelle Coniney's home. Mrs. Robert Proctor won first prize, Mrs. Almon Peterson second, and Mrs. Walter Picy consolation prize. The gathering celebrated Peterson's birthday with a gift, Christmas cards exchanged, and a Balad course with birthday cake served. Guests included Mrs. Walter Auer, Mrs. Leon Lindsey, Mrs. H. Holden, and Mrs. F. M. Loveland. Next meeting set for January.

Adabelle Coniney Robert Proctor Almon Peterson Walter Picy H. Holden F. ‘M. Loveland

Christmas party honors and discharge notices in town

The Golden Links class held its annual Christmas party at the Metho dist Church with 34 members. a program, carols, and a gift exchange marked the event. Local service members and relatives received updates on discharges and overseas duty, including Albert Firster and James Meade, with visits from residents and several brief travels and meetings around town.

Chiricuzio McIntyre Wedding in Pittsfield

Mrs. Guy L. McIntyre of Pittsfield married Frank Chiricuzio in a 7:30 p.m. ceremony at the Wesleyan Church in Pittsfield officiated by Rev. Vanderlin. The bride wore white satin and chiffon with orange blossoms, attended by her sister Delores and Miss Joan Elis in yellow and pink. A reception followed at 410 Spring Street with about 100 guests from Corry Sugar Grove Jamestown Pittsfield Union City and Erie. The Chiricuzios are known in Corry where they worked at Aero Supply.

Duane Meine May Sidney Ad Laverne Haight Mike Frontera Jem Corry Sugar Grove Jamestown Pittsfield Union City Erie Bob Chiricuza Corry Aero Supply

Mrs Al Holton Hosts Evening With Card Party

Mrs Al Holton acted as hostess last evening at 207 Fair view where guests played cards and chatted. Prize winners included Mrs Ployd Black Mrs Joseph Hetlein and Mrs Clarence Miser. An assortment of hot rolls cranberry salad cakes and coffee were served. Mrs Sarah Zalenecke will host the group by January Ben.

Holton Fair Viesw William Haenel Ployd Black Joseph Hetlein Clarence Miser Sarah Zalenecke

Washington School Study Circle Met at Home

Mrs Lelie Wells led a Wednesday meeting of the Washington School Study Circle at Mrs Glenn Humes home on West Smith Street. Quizzes were won by Mrs Lawrence McCray and Mrs Robert Wank, and Mrs Harold Hauscher assisted in serving a salad course.

Neugwus Wana Washington School Lelie Wells Glenn Humes West Smith Street Lawrence McCray Robert Wank Harold Hauscher Gary Bennett Warren Titus

Handel Messiah Rendered by High School Choirs Sunday

High School choir groups led by Lynn Tien will present Handel's Messiah in a Sunday performance at the school auditorium. Over 100 voices will be joined by local soloists Carlyle Neckers Charles Lyons Mrs Lilie Rice Written, all aiming to recreate the 18th century score as conceived in 1741.

Puppe invEd Lynn Tien Carlyle Neckers Clymer Charles Lyons UNION Insos Columbus Lietle Rice Mozart Hifey Dublin

Bob Hope Reigns as Radio King Top Award Winner

Bob Hope repeats as radio’s top star, earning the Champion of Champions title in Daly’s 7th Fame poll. Over 600 editors voted, with Fred Allen, Fibber McGee, and Crosby close contenders. CBS figures and Lux Theatre wins highlighted, and new categories like Guide to Tomorrow introduced.

Bob Hope Radio King Im perGe AY Ing Comeau Hope Daly Fred Allen Fibber McGee Mally Bing Crosby Seo Rope Lux Radio Theatre Edgar Berger Cherie McCar- Sy Ted Tor Ushel CBS Jack Smith Redio da Stafford Marin Hurt Sears Guieen Fou Dave

St Edwards PTA Plans Holiday Party

The St Edwards PTA met last evening at the school with about twenty members present. Plans were made for a Christmas party for school children to be held Friday December 21. The first four grades won first prize for most parents present. It was announced that about 50 members would attend the basketball game between St Rawaid's and Banty Prep.

St Edwards Roya Prise

Cootiettes Vote Health Bond Purchase

The Cootiettes voted to buy a five dollar Health Bond and lease cigarettes for the Soldiers' and Sailors' Home in Erie. The meeting, led by Binzel Shuss, was held at B30 p.m in the VsPAW complex. The next meeting is scheduled for Tuesday evening January 1.

Binzel Shuss Erie

Columbus Soldier Engaged to English Girl in England

Columbus man Sheirson Pie Cobb is engaged to Miss Peggy Davie m of Welbeck Road Follow Lanes England. Cobb serves with a medical corps unit stationed in England. No wedding date set.

Columbus R. S. Cobb Sheirson Pie Clare BE Cobb Peggy Daviem

Concord School Teachers' Party Feasts and Gift Exchange

Concord School Teachers and invited guests gathered for the annual Christmas party last evening. They dined at the Phoenix Hotel and proceeded to Miss Mary Anderson's department store on Soul Ger ter street for an exchange of gifts. Attendees included Mrs. Fra Burkharelt, Mrs. Lawrence Duvinon, Miss Helen Spencer, Mrs. Leon Brown, Miss Lois McCray, Mrs. Howard Ross, Miss Provence Brooks, Mrs. Stanley An- Hevsin, Miss Eva Kepler, Mrs. H. Lynd Ree, Ms Lawrence Ander son, Mrs. Bertha McCiay, Miss Oli Young, Mrs. Turok Wolfe, Miss Piorennw Pon, and Miss Vurly Leonard.

Feathers Ian Wotlword School Phoenix Hotel Mary An Soul Gerter Street Fra Burkharelt Lawrence Duvinon Helen Spencer Leon Brown Lois McCray Howard Ross Provence Brooks Stanley An- Hevsin Eva Kepler H. Lynd Ree Lawrence Anderson Bertha McCiay Oli Young Turok Wolfe Piorennw Pon Vurly Leonard

Edward Metz Birthday Party Celebrated

Edward Metz hosted a birthday gathering on Wednesday with a theatre party. Nineteen friends attended, followed by a film and refreshments at the Rite Restaurant. Edward received fine gifts from his friends.

Edward Metz Sulobl Rite Edward

Mrs Ward VanGuilder Honored At North Genter Shower

Mrs Wayne VanGuilder hosted a Miss Yollangous shower for the recent bride Mrs Ward VanGuilder at her North Genter Street home. Fourteen friends attended as a salad and dessert lunch was served.

Ward VanGuilder Wayne VanGuilder North Genter Street

Saegertown man admits beating wife in grisly case

Melvin Delbert Heald, 37, of Saegertown, pleaded guilty to aggravated assault and battery and assault with intent to maim in the case connected to the death of wife Ruth Hibbard Heald. Prosecutors described the November attack with a leather whip and hot stove poker, noting her body was later found in French Creek with bruises and disfigurement.

Maadville Dat Melvin Delbert Heald Saegertown Wiseult Pen Ruth Hibbard Heald French Creek Dominic Lene Keystore Charles E. Brown Fennsyvinia Heals Digwif Daisie

30 Year Old Found Strangled in Basement Death

Coragpolis Pa. Deo 1. On the eve of his twelfth birthday Paul Berlyn was found strangled in the basement of his Allegheny county home. The body hung by a clothesline with feet at the basement door as his father Paul Betlyn discovered him. Investigators believe a playground accident caused the tragedy.

Coragpolis Paul Berlyn Allegheny County Frank

Truman Names Board of 10 Probe GM Dispute

President Truman named a fact finding board to probe the General Motors labor dispute. The panel, headed by Judge Waller P. Stacy, includes Lloyd N. Garrson and Milton Eisenhower, with Stacy serving as chair and other members drawn from union and management circles.

Truman Names Board Washington Dev Truman General Motors Labor Clispsite Waller P Stacy Stacy Bigman Recoul Jshor-managementt Lloyd N. Garrism Elmairman War Labor Board Milton Eisenhower Pri Kansas State College

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