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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1952
Page
5
Mrs. John H. Clough of Pittsfield celebrates a 60th wedding anniversary. They wed in Jamestown on December 21, 1892 and have seven children. The piece lists numerous residents visiting relatives and students returning home for holidays, plus a PTA meeting at Fairview.
Card club members held a Christmas party Thursday evening at The Corry Den with a key dinner. Exchangers then visited Mrs. Ernest McMichael on Essex Street for card play and greetings from guest Mrs. John Hor nib. Award winners were Mrs. Joseph Baresi, Mrs. Rodney Knowlton, and Mrs. James Rade. The home was decorated in Christmas motif, refreshments featured fruit parley hot fudge sundaes cookies tea coffee nuts and mints. Mrs. Newton will host the next meeting in January for a New Year’s party.
Berean Society and families gathered at Furst Baptist Church for a Christmas spaghetti supper hosted by Rev. and Mrs. Francis G. Whiteman Mr. and Mrs. Fred Marsh and Miss Etta Coulter. Members brought one toy gift for the church nursery. The next meeting is January 28 at Miss Aurella Costa's home on North Center Street.
Mrs H K Powell entertained the bridge club at her North Center street home for a Christmas party. Eglunogs were served and dinner followed at The Comny Den. The card game and awards were held at Powell's, with winners Mrs Horton Davis and Mrs George Jackson. Mrs Don Kincaid won the special prize. Mrs RC Anderson to host in two weeks.
The VW Ladies Auxiliary held its annual Christmas party Thursday at The Corry Den. Seatings for 19 were served turkey dinners, and gifts were exchanged after the meal. A social evening followed before the group planned to meet January 8.
A son born this morning to Mr and Mrs Robert Steinberg at Kew Gardens Hospital Flushing NY grandparents include Mrs and Mrs Cleo Haight A son born this morning to Mr and Mrs Gene Britten Corry Memorial Hospital Corry Memorial Hospital A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Joseph Hajec East Main Street yesterday afternoon at Corry Memorial Hospital A son born to Mr and Mrs Lewis White York Street last night at Garry Memorial Hospital Mrs White formerly Nancy Shultz
The Evangelical United Brethren Church group held its Christmas party at the home of Mr and Mrs Gil Hetton on North Center Street. Twenty six members and guests attended as Estelle Seagle led the business session and an exchange of gifts occurred. Refreshments included jello, Christmas cookies, crackers and coffee. The next meeting will be January 1 at the home of Mrs Dan Sulver on Mend Avenue.
Approximately 50 members gathered Thursday evening at the lodge rooms for the Women of the Moose annual Christmas party. An exchange of gifts followed the turkey dinner. New members were welcomed, and attendance prizes awarded to Mrs Alfred Cone. Winners of turkeys were Colvurn and Mrs Henry Bals. The lodge will meet again Monday for a New Year’s event.
Members of Browse Troop 81 hosted a party at a local home featuring a malt exchange, carol singing, and refreshments. The event included casual games and festive activities, with attendees described as young Brownies and their families enjoying the gathering.
Frank Bayle hosted a Thursday meeting of the Fi Neighbor Club at her Bayle home decorated for the holidays. Nine members attended a beef dinner with awards in social lime contests won by Mrs. Bemis Olwagr Humphrey and Marion Way. Next meeting set for January 22 hosted by Mrs Cael Marsh.
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