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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1946
Page
5
Washington observers expect Senate. George J. B. Allen nominated to the Reconstruction Finance Corporation board. His testimony on background and qualifications provoked upheaval among the Senate banking and currency committee.
A note explains that most All American made guns are proof fired before sale with exceptions for some 24 caliber rifles. The proof mark stamped on the barrel shows the firearm was tested to a higher force than originally designed.
The Navy Mothers hold a spring card party Wednesday evening February 13 at 8 o'clock in the Union Rooms Barlow Brook. Games include bridge 500 and rummy with about 30 tables reserved. Proceeds go to Corry Memorial Hospital Fund. Refreshments of gingerbread and whipped cream will be served. Committee members supervise tables kitchen dining room and decorations. Visitors are urged to bring photos of Navy members for display. Various local residents and families are noted in attendance and travel.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church met yesterday afternoon in the church parlors with twenty five members and visitors present. Rev G L Lloyd spoke on Future Plans in Church Activities. Members honored included Mrs Brian Simmons, Mrs Carrie Allen, Mrs G L Boyd, Miss Jean Macaney, Mrs Alina Gardner and Miss Lotta Bonsteel. Patsy Skinger Myra Heerlen and David and Bruce Bova contributed readings and music. Committee members were Mrs Minute Perkins, Mrs Eitan Simmons and Mrs John Rickers.
The marriage of Miss Shirley Steimer of Erie to Robert Betts of Columbus was solemnized January 26 at the Colonial Chapel in Long Beach California. The couple plans to reside in Erie after his discharge from the Navy where he served as Seaman First Class in the South Pacific.
The Mo-Pa Club met last evening at Mrs Glenn Dickson's home on West Pleasant Street for a BOO game. Awards went to Mrs Dorr Clark Mrs Walter Purdey Mrs William Johnson and Mrs John Sheehan. A creamed chicken dish with cookies coffee and tea was served. Ms Walter McIlroy will host February 22 at her North Center Street home.
Seven tables were in play last evening for a tournament in the Hotel Corry lobby. Hosts were Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Boag. High scorers for North and South were Mrs. William Swan Jr and Frank Graft with Ds. and Mrs. E. H. Harmon. Second high for East and West were Mr. and Mrs. Leon Tindsley. George Orcutt and Dan Taggert were second for East and West.
A daughter was born this morning to Mr and Mrs Gerald Ross of 1066 North Con test street at the Curry Hospital. A son was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Robert L Sears in Baltimore. The Sears family formerly resided in Curry. A son was born this morning to Mr and Mrs Samuel Perry of 110 Lemion Street at the Corry Hospital.
Last night 65 members and guests attended a Christian Endeavor banquet at the church. A motherly gruppo prepared a baked ham dinner served by Noah's Ark Sunday School class. Rev Francis Whiteanan spoke on using talents, with Miss Mary Atmilaxe and Miss Betty Atmilaxe singing, Patricia Campbell playing trumpet, and Carl Lyons leading group singing. Moving pictures of the 1944 Yuuil Conference and news reels were shown.
Announcement states the Columbus PTA will meet at the school next Tuesday evening at 8 o clock. Founders Day program will be presented by the fourth grade, with refreshments served by the sixth grade mothers. All members and others are welcome to attend.
Thirty seven members and guests of the Amici Bible Class of United Brethren Church met at the home of Mr and Mrs Robert Davis in West Wayne street for a bountiful dinner and social hour. Mrs Lynn Campbell presided. Miss Gladys Canfield led scripture. awards were given to several members. The note mentions safety tips about pot handles.
The Townsend Club No 1 met in regular session at the TO Hall with good turnout. Mrs L Ryrittany announced an invitation from Mrs Sisler of Youngsville for a club dance Thursday evening February 14. President Mrs Tate Guile led the meeting, a Valentine themed luncheon followed, and the next gathering on February Yend will feature a spaghetti supper.
Notice announces Dr Ry Owen an optometrist at 614 State Street Erie Pennsylvania on the second floor offering appointments on Wednesdays and evenings. Hours are daily 10 to 12 A M and 1 30 to 5 50 P M with afternoons by appointment. Phone B2 250.
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