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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1954
Page
5
Babson advises shoppers to grab season end bargains across fur clothing wool suits and winter overcoats plus bargains on household goods appliances and rugs. He notes fierce fur market competition and urges buying from reliable dealers with guarantees as spring approaches.
MaesOCIETY reports nearing completion for a card party by Epailon Phi Chapter Bets Sigma Phi Sorority. Co chairs Mrs Curtis and Mrs Gleason lead plans at the Garden Room VFW Post. tickets at door or from members. door prizes and card awards to be given.
The Nazarene Foreign Mission Society held its regular meeting Thursday evening with Mrs. Olin Moore presiding. The program featured group singing, a playlet "Where There's a Will There's a Way," and piano solos. A. N. Goldfinch led a lesson on Mexico followed by routine reports from the secretary and treasurer.
Gene Perkins and his orchestra will play for the St Valentine’s Dance staged by the Corry Assembly of the Order of Rainbow for Girls. The event is next Saturday evening from 6 p m until midnight at the Corry Junior High School gymnasium. Tickets are sold by order members or WILL HONOR EISENHOWER advisory board members. The public is invited.
Charles Ramsden, musician, radio star and composer, appears Friday in the second lyceum course at the local high school auditorium. He shows world folk music with a high versatile style and exhibits scientific effects including rub ber band music, vibro harp Spanish guitar, organ, and ukulele using a five‑dollar bill. The public is invited to attend at 8 p m with tickets at the door.
Twenty members met at Frank Dodd home as Albert Sandburg led the Columbus Men’s Club in approving recently drawn by laws. A gas service committee was named and to meet Columbus Community Church trustees on decorating plans. Unsafe crossings prompted a possible PUC appeal but no action. Next month the club will meet with wives and Ladies Aid for an oyster supper.
The bi weekly Hospitality Club will meet Tuesday afternoon at 2 in the Garden Room of the VFW Post home. Mrs Harold Gilbert will present a book review. Chairman Mrs Chris Christensen and committee members will serve refreshments after the program. A good attendance is desired.
The 44th anniversary of the Boy Scout movement observed as Protestant scouts from all Corry troops attend 11 am service at First Methodist Church. Cub, explorer and regular scouts invited. Troop 80 leaders invited to Rotary Club dinner Tuesday at Hotel Corry, Rotary sponsors the troop.
Miss Shirley Ann Mitchell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mitchell of Spring Creek, married Robert Wilson White, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam White of 126 Park Street. Rev. Wright officiated at his Sherman home on January 33rd. The bride attended Durry Area High School and the groom works at Meyerink Milling Co.
A Wheelock home hosted a housewarming last night for Mr and Mrs Wayne Brandt with a pleasant evening and lunch. The couple recently moved to the Fred Harteman farm where they now reside and received a purse from friends.
In Pasadena California Superior Court Judge Kurt Kauffman pushed back the Roosevelt adultery and support case for six to eight months due to a crowded docket. The hearing highlighted Roosevelt family finances and lavish lifestyle as Mrs Romelle Roosevelt seeks 3500 monthly support, with further discussion set for February 15.
A son born Sunday to Mr and Mrs William McCracken of Ashland Ohio with Mr and Mrs Paul Crowell of Wright Street as grandparents. A son born yesterday morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Charles Mitchell of R D a. A son born early this morning at Grove City Hospital to Mr and Mrs John Aiken with 0 S. Wallace of West Pleasant Street named as maternal grandparents.
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