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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1961

Page

5

Bridge Scores Highlight Tuesday Afternoon Duel Winners

A four and a half table Howell game was played by the Tuesday Afternoon Duplicate Bridge group at the VFW Post home yesterday. Winners included Mrs Ted Treat of Union City with Mrs J Fred Kinley 33 1/2, Mrs Morgan Beverly and Mrs P H Bartholine of Union City 47, and Mrs Mark Coyle with Mrs Earl Haight 49. Gerald Lane, tournament director, received a gift. No game next week. on January 2 the seventh session of the Individual Winners Tournament will be played.

Howell Biidge VFW Post Ted ‘Treat Union City J Fred Kinley Morgan Beverly P. H. Bartholine Mark Coyle Earl Haight Gerald Lane

Crusaders Class Holds Affair At Grange Hall

The Crusaders Sunday School Class of the Church of the Nagarene met at Corry Grange hall. Group singing and a reading of The Christmas Story followed a skit The Famous Chow by the Young People's group directed by David Earhardt with piano by Miss Pauline Lite. Gift to Louis Hebels and reveal of secret pals, refreshments served, next meeting will be a Green dinner with a speaker to be announced.

Dren Crusaders Church of the Nagarene Corry Grange Hall Dave Ehrhardt Young People's Group David Earhardt Pauline Lite Louis Hebels Ray Merriman Mrary Dingfelder Iter

Rebekah Lodge Group Enjoys Christmas Party

The Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge held a Christmas party at IOOF Hall with Mrs. Ronald Carter in charge of arrangements. Mrs. Wallace Mick presided over a brief business meeting before a social time with a gift exchange and several games. Prizes went to Mrs. Richard Mountain and Mrs. Gloria Gates, among others. Dessert and refreshments were served by Mrs. Russell Merritt, Mrs. Edward Rossbacher, and Mrs. Paul Crowell. The next session is scheduled for January 2.

Rebekah Lodge Ronald Carter Lady Pranklin IOOF Wallace Mick Richard Mountain Gloria Gates Ralph Vanderhoff Ora Lovelunel

Educator James W Armstrong Dies in Henderson Ky

James W Armstrong 64 prominent educator speaker and author died yesterday in Henderson Kentucky from a heart ailment. He led educational programs and spoke widely, leaving a legacy in school circles and local civic life.

Henderson James W. Armstrong

Beaver Area Girl's Gym Club Formed After School

The Girl's Gym Club under Mrs. James Lewis serves senior high girls after school with multiple sports including basketball volleyball and softball. The December 5 program featured a St John Star show in the auditorium and a Humboldt Institute talk on gifts and moving.

James Lewis St John Star Humboldt Institute Movin Sand Stauffer Nadine Damon Edinboro State

Christmas Pageant Presented by Conelway Sixth Graders

Miss Judith Dwyer Conelway directs sixth grade students in a Conelway School Christmas pageant for parents and teachers. The program featured the story with a choir, multiple carols, and scenes of angels shepherds wise men and manger. Cast and soloists include Michael Kolstee Dell Host Julie Sandberg Debra Gates Carl Gruber Judith Bromley and many others with stage help from Mrs. Leha Ayers and others.

Judith Dwyer Conelway Conelway School Bethlehem Jesus Judith C. Dwyer Corry William Mowrey Leha Ayers Lynne Sandberg Kurt Ploss Faye Rouse John Dougherty David Bemis Fred Duryee Brian Johnson Eric Sutton Roland Ross Terry McCray Thomas Kennedy Michael Kol Dell Host Julie Sandberg Donna Douglas Deborah Grant Susan Clapp Maryland Hicks Sharon Dasuynice Deborah Gates Beth Blakeslee Marilyn Hostetler Caroline Vance Terri Harned Siyvia Schmeider Cecil Carson Sheila Gates Barbara Smith James Clark James Reynolds James Clapp David Bensink Wilma Hopkins Jeannie Caster Alfred Aikens Elbert Lilley Karl Ploss Pauline Felton Charlotte Mitchell Carl Gruber Mary K. Hughes Judith Bromley Ardith Gates Darlene Coates Kathy Morton Pamela Sanders Judith Smith Susan Eld Caroline Clark Helen Yoder Judith Grant Donni Green Linda Hoffner Mary Bunting Candice Heintz Richard Steves Michael Kolstee Gary Crandall Chester Chase Douglas Carson Gordon Proctor

Birth of Son to Mr and Iris Gray in Waterford

A son was born Monday to Mr and Mrs Iris Gray of Waterford at Union City Memorial Hospital. The baby is the couple's first child and details on the birth were released by the hospital in a local birth notice.

Corry Memorial Hospital Robert Anthony R. D. 2. Corry Iris Sam Gray Waterford Union City Memorial Hospital

Raymond Club Hosts Holiday Event for Members and Guests

The Raymond Foreman’s Club held a Christmas dinner at Columbus Community Church with members and wives attending. Guests included Victor Orn and Carl Gustafson, retired Raymond foremen, and Wallum Dahl led the invocation while William Halfast acted as toastmaster. Edward Felch of the Raymone division of the Associated Sprink Corporation offered greetings. The evening featured singing, games, a novelty number by Don Maloney, Helmintoller and Danner, plus a white elephant gift exchange. Reservations were handled by Peter Dubrosky with help from Roy Reed and others.

Raymond Foreman Columbus Community Church Victor Orn Carl Gustaf Raymond Christ Mas Wallum Dahl Tor William Halfast Don Maloney William Helmintoller Lester Danner Peter Dubrosky Roy Reed

Rotarians Hear Rev. H. Ray Harris Christmas Talk

Rev H Ray Harris pastor of the Evangelical United Brethren Church spoke to the Rotary Club on Christmas The Greatest Story at the Hotel Corry last evening Rev Harris was introduced by John Minor Allan Hasbrouck led carols with William Leaby on piano Rotary members will staff Salvation Army kettles Friday and the club plans YMCA memberships for underprivileged children A music committee and board meeting followed and the next session is set for December 26 at 4.

H. Ray Harris Evangelical United Brethren Church Rotary Club Harris John Minor Hotel Corry Elmer Ortner Allan Hasbrouck Carol Alnging William Leaby Salvation Army YMCA

Miss Christine Hajee to Vie for Sun Ball Queen Title

Christine Hajee daughter of ME qui Mts die Hajee of 34 West Guiuiubus Everie Maver sleaS ob age competes in the Sun Ball Dance on December 20 at the Mouse home. She is a 1960 graduate of Azva High School, a secretary in production control, and active in Beaver school activities including Beaverettes, Gigi club, Prom committee, and Prom queen’s court. She enjoys Dowling, dancing, crocheting, and singing. Corry Memorial Flopite Ladies Auxiliary sponsors the event featuring Corky Jamestones Corporation as top contenders.

Ota Christine Ann Hajee Hajee West Guiuiubus Éverie Maja Azva Varia Beaver School Mini Hajee Hujec Topesen Lie Corry Memorial

Fountainette Employees Attend Holiday Dinner

Fountainette employees attended their annual Christmas party last evening. Mrs Maitise Lilley of the Lilley Prniistanette was hostess for the event. Nine persons were in attendance and enjoyed fine dinners. A gift exchange followed and the group presented Miss Lilley with a gift on their behalf.

Perry Maitise Lilley The Lilley Prniistanette Lephyployes Lilley

Spare The Rod Spoil The Child TANTS

The Lancaster Township School Board voted to insure teachers against lawsuits stemming from corporal punishment. The board said it does not encourage spanking or shaking but would not prohibit it when good judgment is used.

Apiecu Lancaster Tiwnship

Bear Lake Attends Mrs Perry Smith Shower

Bear Lake residents attended a shower in honor of Mrs Perry Smith last Thursday at Frank Ay Verna restaurant in Colum An anniversary party was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Robert Johnston in honor of Mr and Mrs Sider Founds. Miss Barbara Manwaring of Helmuth is spending Christmas with her parents. Miss Shirley Ham entered the WOA Hospital in Jamestown for surgery. A tureen dinner was held at the Evangelical United Brethren Church Saturday evening. The Belt Lake EUR held its Christmas program. Miss Vivian Bersky, who spent two weeks in Ohio, has returned home.

Bear Lakers Perry Smith Bear Lake Ming Frank WOA Jamestown Evangelical United Brethren Church Belt Lake Eur Vivian Bersky Ohio

Sentenced For Selling Novel Tropic of Cancer

SAS uel Yudkin a book store operator in Maryland was sentenced yesterday to six months imprisonment after a jury convicted him of violating obscenity laws for selling Tropic of Cancer He gave notice of appeal and was freed on a 6000 bond. In Wilmington Delaware Rev Dr Arlo Brown 78 retired educator and Methodist minister died yesterday.

Sasuel Yudkin WHS Yudkin Maryland Wilmington Del Arlo Brown

Guilty In Deaths Of 12 Patients In New Jersey Trial

Dr Jari- vr Al bert L. Welner, an osteopathic psychiatrist, found guilty of manslaughter in the deaths of 12 patients after a 38 day Camden County trial with nearly 200 witnesses. He was acquitted on some charges and faces up to 10 years and a $1000 fine per conviction when sentenced January 1.

Camden N.J Webner Tan Hauge Norman Heine Clara Seombat Weiner

Consultant quits Harrisburg to join American Cancer Society

Virginia Barckley, a State Health Department mental health consultant since 1967, resigned yesterday to accept a position with the American Cancer Society. She earned $4,163 annually in the state last year.

Harrisburg Virginia Barckley State Health Department American Cancer Society Miss Barckley

Economy Gains in November Show Higher Income and Profits

Washington AP reports Secretary Hodges announced November saw rise in sales profits and personal income. He cited Americans’ annual income jumping by 4 billion for a second straight month and corporate profits at a 47 billion annual rate in Q3, with a forecast to reach 50 billion by year end.

Washington Luther H. Hodges Hodges

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