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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1960
Page
5
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The Wright School PTA hosted the Cub Scout Blue and Gold Banquet marking the Boy Scouts of America 50th anniversary. Five Webelos earned the highest Cub Scout badge. 228 attendees heard remarks from local leaders and honored den mothers and award recipients.
Club 15 met at East street home of Mrs George Rhodes to honor Mrs P H Stenman on her birthday. Pirate bingo and visiting were enjoyed with prize winners Mrs Bryce Leck and Mrs Henry Fosburgh. Refreshments were served. next meeting March 8 hosted by Mrs Lawrence McCray to honor Mrs Charles Tarr.
Winners for the Howell movement at the YMCA week ly session of the Women’s Duplicate Bridge group were Mrs H d Wilcox and Mrs Gerald Lane with 29 percent, Miss Blian lbeth Rogers and Miss Lena st Clair with 27 percent, and Mrs B F Bettes and Mrs Mark Coyle with 26 percent. Mrs Richard Peebles is taking reservations for next week.
Mrs Q W Bracken Sr led a Westminster Circle gathering of the Women's Association with 16 members and one guest at the First Presbyterian Church. The program included prayers, devotions, a study from Hymnbook of the Ages, and a discussion on Conversations on Town and Country. March 8 meeting to be hosted by Mrs William A Gumbleton.
Mrs Frank Ames of Maple avenue departs today for several months in California visiting her son and daughter in law Eli Ames and family in Los Angeles. Mr and Mrs Raymond Ford of Buffalo, staying with Mr and Mrs Harvey Loveland of Kingstreet, travel to Little Rock Arkansas to visit Mr Ford’s parents before he heads to San Francisco to board for Korea service with the U S Army.
Columbus Grange No. 875 held a Monday meeting in the Grange Hall with Harold Curtis as master. Youth officers led the drill assisted by Charles Sandburg and Miss Jean Milley. Guests Mr. and Mrs. Jay Church of Warren were welcomed. plans for new member recruitment and a Hi Fi Hop were announced. A panel on juvenile delinquency moderated by F. Lowe Edwards featured CAHS seniors Lindi Tarbell Judy Nichols Michael McLaughlin and Michael Blair. Bible presented to the Grange leader Max Bennink. new table services used at officer stations.
W W Waterhouse spoke on the Cuban situation at yesterdays Corry Area on Age Club meeting in the YMCA. He outlined reasons for US Cuban tensions after time spent in Cuba. The meeting opened with group singing, a devotional by Rev Paul P Bauer, one new member joined, door prize won by H O Cobbett, valentines exchanged, and heart shaped goodies served for 78 members. Next meeting February 28 will honor February birthdays.
Beaverdam Hose Company announces a dance Saturday at the Elgin Fire Hall with Al Gox and his Triesters donating services. Proceeds fund the fire company’s new truck, while 35 members and guests were served a patriotic table setting. The next meeting is February 22.
Miss Dorothy Raymond was honored at a bridal shower hosted by Mrs Clarence Raymond and Miss Linda Wilkinson at the former’s home on R D 2. Guests included Darlene Cook Dorothy Ghelton and Mrs Howard Mowers with Mrs Robert Davis winning the door prize. Pink and white decor featured lunch sandwiches ice cream coffee and favors of miniature umbrellas. The bride elect will wed John Lindstrom this Saturday.
The Golden Links class of the First Methodist Church met with Mrs. Ora Loveland. Devotions by Mrs. Trvin Young on Heats from Proverbs and Psalms. President Mrs. Anthony Cyphert led business planning a parcel post sale to aid the church building fund. Next meeting set for March 15 with location announced.
Mattie M. Frandsen, 60, of Amherst, Mass., wife of Professor d. H. Frandsen emeritus head of the Dairy Industry Department at the University of Massachusetts, died yesterday. She collaborated with her husband in editing and publishing books on the dairy industry.
Harry Eugene Evans, 50, once known as Harry Eugene Hill, was captured in Birmingham after failing to return to prison from a 1933 parole. Convicted bank robber, he disappeared in 1933 on a 10 day parole, later worked as a stock foreman for a trucking firm. Police recovered Evans after fingerprinting in December during a routine traffic stop. He told reporters a lawyer charged $250 for a supposed full parole that never materialized.
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