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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1953
Page
5
Nine members of the adult weaving class sponsored by the society went on a trip arranged by Miss Bonella Gordon. In Stewebase they visited the Frew home where Mrs. Goering showed weaving antiques and hooked rugs. The group also toured Empire Worsted Mills to view wool processing and woven materials.
At the Kiwanis weekly meeting Rev. Bradley Gites spoke on scouting during Scout Anniversary Week. Rev. Lines highlighted boys learning and father involvement while calling for more men to volunteer. Guests included Sam Wagner Dr Edward Newman Lea Johnston and Richard Efi. Captain William Miles joined as transfer. Ray Seastead announced a Mills Bros Circus ticket committee with Howie Dugan as chair and Ray Weber Harry Burach Lynn Rige as members. A directors meeting was set for Harry Hall's home tonight.
The Gen eva Circle met at Mrs. James Johnson’s East Fredericl street home with 11 members and five guests. Speakers included Mr Long on Industrial Freedom and discussions on These Rights We Hold. Westminster Circle planned a bake sale and the Witherspoon Circle heard a talk on Labor-Management relations by S/Sgt. Paul Fairchild after dessert.
The Good Friends Club met at Mrs George Wood’s Erie home with six members. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Martin McGraw and Mrs Martin Smith. Mrs Wood served macaroni salad crackers cake and coffee. The group celebrated Mrs Walter Piar’s birthday and presented gifts. Mrs Pia plans to stay at her Sherman Street home February 25.
A son named Kyle Martin was born this morning at Stem Memorial Hospital to Mrs Arthur Keppel. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs H 3 Keppel of Molt Street.
A family gathering at the Paulson residence featured a warm welcome home event. Attendees included Mrs Caselie, Mrs Harry Paulin Le May Avihut, Shatbury, and Mr and Mrs Richard Hurst. Food and cake were enjoyed, marking a cheerful homecoming.
Mrs R C Anderson hosted a bridge luncheon with guests including Mrs W Bracken and Mrs G H Molden. Mr TC Anderson of North Vernon attended and prizes were awarded to Mrs W Bracken. Mrs AS Buy will host the next event in two weeks.
A Canasta Club gathering occurred at Mrs Everett Byat's home with two tables in use. Present were Maybert Spragis, Willand Hulfiss, Mrs Doyle, and others enjoying refreshments before adjourning.
Public invited to a white elephant sale at East Bruel Grange Hall Sunday evening. Planned by Silard Kean and others with Ceci Burleigh to present a program. Money raised will be put in the cash to paint the Grange hall.
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