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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1939

Page

5

Missionary Prayer Group Dines and Sings Carols

Missionary prayer group enjoyed a dinner yesterday at the home of Mrs. Mildred Haenel on West Wayne Street. Following the meal a meeting led by Mrs. Haenel discussed the second chapter of St. Luke. Christmas carols were sung and letters read. Gifts were exchanged during the social hour. The next meeting will be held in two weeks at Mrs. G. W. Hubertz’s home on North West Street.

Issionary Prayer Ladies of the Missionary Ayer Ildred Haenel Wayne Treet Hela Hagnel Charity St. Luke G. W. Hubertz Northwest Street Enjoyablewenty American Legion North East Erie Meadville Cant Village Springs Titusville Waterford Union City Spartansburg Franklin Wesleyville Linesville 1 City Corry American Liston North Center Street Arthur Beaver Hornersbig Carrie Stein Maidville Prank Daly Aliquippa Beaver U. S. Veterans Aevnwall Coatesville Coune Erle Crawford Venanua Renowi Carlton Chattee Merrill Lillie Spartansburg —Suisifiary Mra. Stat Ameyiesir Ploys Qwens Erie Victor Om Stephed ‘Brooks Mary Murray Anna Herdendont

Powell Motor Company Dinner Honors Longtime Employees

Mr and Mrs Harold K Powell hosted a venison dinner at the Union City Hotel for thirty two Powell Motor Co and Powell Kendall Station staff in appreciation of a year of good work. Gifts included Christmas bonus checks and a floor lamp. attendees included many company and community members across Corry Union City and Erie.

Harold K. Powell Powell Motor Company Corry Union City Powell Kendall Congdon Jfine Bernard Shaw Willard Clark John Chandler Powell Frank Graft Ralph Others Jack McFarland Harry Morris Howard Miller Brace, Smith Harold Stella Savako Ada Priebertshauser Victor Dempsey James Lunty Leslie Bulard Otis Boyd Stanley Crawford George Michael Carroll Merrill Jack Collins Merle Dodd J. Fred Kinley Vincent Nielsen Paul Brynolfson Robert Clark Joy Smith Forest Brown Harold Bruce Lewis Lutz Pret Christensen Shaw Clark Chandler Graft Obert McParland Miller Morris

Missionary Societies of Methodists Meet

Missionary societies of the Methodist church met yesterday afternoon in church parlors with good attendance. Mrs Nell Blackman led devotional period ending with Christmas carols by a ladies quartet. After business, Elizabeth Ranney reviewed the home study book chapter. A playlet titled Christmas at Mission School in China was staged with several members in roles. Gifts were collected for the Sheffield home and contributions asked for the week ahead. A committee served refreshments.

Aue Wissionary Soceties Nell Blackman P. F. Haines Tevine Young Will Marsh A. Johnadit Elizabeth Ranney Haines C . Shoop AL & Mission School Chana Young Bryan Stewe Mary Rebevat Crogan Phyllis Reick Ik ‘Young Shefffeld Marsh Percy McCray M. D. Bertram Johnson

Hostess Leads Baptist Ladies Fellowship Meeting

Mrs Ellis Harvey hosted the Baptist Ladies Fellowship at her East Congress street home last evening. Mrs Charles Miller supervised the program with P D Peiffer and Mrs Harvey assisting. Miss Gladys Hogert led the business session and missionary letters were read. A Christmas party was planned for December 29 at Mrs O S Monroe’s East Pleasant street residence. Games and refreshments followed hosted by Mrs Harvey.

Baptist Ladies Fellowship Ellis Harvey East Congress Street Charles Miller P. D. Peiffer Harvey Gladys Hogert O. S. Monroe East Pleasant Street

Christmas Meeting of Ladies Aid Society at St Pauls

The Christmas meeting of the Ladies Aid Society of St Pauls Lutheran church convened yesterday afternoon at the church. A business session reported on a recent bake sale, followed by a short program with Mrs D A Hillstrom narrating Henry van Dyke's Mary and Joseph journey to Bethlehem. Mrs BE Haweiny sang a solo with Mrs Roy Street on piano, and gifts were exchanged. A tureen dinner for twenty five members closed the event.

Ladies ‘Aid Society Ladies Aid Society St. Pauls Lutheran Church D. A. Hillstrom Mary Joseph Henry van Dyke Haweiny Roy Street

Births Reported for Sinare and Gillis Families

A daughter was born this morning to Mr and Mrs James Sinare of 581 West Church Street. Mrs Sinare was formerly Miss Evelyn Brigham. A daughter, Barbara Ann, was born this morning to Mr and Mrs Flor Ian Gillis of Curry R D at their home.

Burn Taylor Erie George Royce South Center Street Ruth Lester Jamestown Richard Crocker Corry Buffalo Ridge Street Clinton McLean Donald Hall Neylon Schreckengost Gertrude Gaitney G.E. Sundean Cambridge Springs Eastern Star Joseph Ganteas West Springfield M. I. Spaulding Albion CR. Forbes Matilda Minny Kam Ber University of Pittsburgh West Pleasant Street James Stevens Youngstown Vis Jane Stevens George Keefe Mott Street D. McKennie W. E. Howes Morune Ims James Sinare West Church Street Sinare Evelyn Brigham Barbara Ann Florian Gillas Curry R. D

Friendship Club Holds Annual Holiday Party

About 80 members gathered at Liberty Street for the Friendship Club Christmas party. Mrs Courteen and helpers served a chicken dinner, Christmas favors were given, and mystery friends were revealed. The club lamented the president Mrs El Blakeslee being ill in Kane with her sister Mrs Jaames Ross.

Wits JU Cereus Liberty’ Street Yesterdy Friendship Club Courteen Anna Lury Fleming el Blakeslee Kane Jaames Ross

Mrs Drake Honored at Farewell Party

Mrs Drake, who plans to move to Toledo Ohio Friday, was honored at a farewell party hosted by the G B duty at 88 Liberty Street. Two bridge tables were set, awards given to Clinton McLean Walter Dugu and Dawrahee McCray, gifts exchanged, and a two plain lunch served to attendees.

Drake G. F. Drake Toledo Ohio G. B Alire Morrison Liberty Street Jridge Clinton McLean Walter Dugu Ims Dawrahee McCray McLean Isobel Hoskins Aso Harold Eddy Spring Creek Donald Hall Dugan McCray Hoskins

Parish Card Party Awards At St Elizabeth’s Hall

Sixteen tables played during a parish card party hosted by the Indies of St Elizabeth's in St Elizabeth's Hall. Winners included Mrs. Thomas Roelofs, Mrs. Paul Stroup, Mrs. J. A. McLaughlin, Mise oris Santen, Mrs. Phillip Zalz beck and Holwee Robbins. The top prize went to Mrs. Willigmn S. Jewell. A committee led by Mrs Rachael Garrity and others served refreshments to sixty four guests.

Thomas Roelofs Paul Stroup J. A. McLaughlin Miseoris Santen Phillip Zalzbeck Holwee Robbins St Elizabeth's Parish St. Elizabeth's Hall Doc Prise Wa Willigmn S. Jewell Rachael Garrity Melvin Gpisvett Alex Wojcieshowski Florence Bachemner Cameron Hosnes Mary Niedomys

LCBA Officers Named At Wan Meeting

At last evening’s Branch 3 meeting of the SaGles Carliske Benevolent Association held at Mrs John Mooney’s Park Street home new officers were elected. The list includes Mrs PG Wood as the new president with Mrs Lech Brown as fish view president and Mrs Charles Sywansim as second vice president. Others are William Swan recording secretary, Mrs Jamis Malon Ey as assistant secretary, Mrs Floyd Black as financial secretary, Mrs Myre Mary Mult ray as treasurer, Mrs Join Newcrmb as marshal, Mary Patterson and Mary Due as auditors, and Katheryy Comuors Anna and Margaret McCarthy as trustees.

LCBA Wan SaGles Carliske Benevolent Association John Mooney Park Street PG. Wood Magney Lech Brown Fish View Presient Charles Sywansim Wvice William Swan Recorders Jamis Malon— Ey Assisumi YuCueller Floyd Black Myre Mary Multray Join Newcrmb Marshell Mary Patterson Mary Due Mr. Berry Bss Katheryy Comuors Anna Margaret McCarthy Dlisineas Meoney

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