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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1955

Page

5

Housewarming for Loveland hosted by Lady Rebekah Lodge

Mrs. Kenneth Loveland entertained 34 members of the Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge at her R. D. 4 Loveland home. Prizes went to Mrs. William DeHaven Mrs. Dorr Clark Mrs. Merrill O. Lillie and Miss Ethel Matthews. Hostess served dessert tea and coffee with miniature water lilies as favors. Mrs. Loveland received a gift from friends. Mrs. Earl Messinger of Columbus visited Erie on business. Mrs. Alta Bauer of 19 West Park Place plans several days in Titusville with relatives. Dr and Mrs E H Harmon and son Alan left for a month in Miami Beach Florida.

Loveland Kenneth Loveland R. D Earl Messinger Columbus Erie Alta Bauer West Park Place Titusville E. H. Harmon Alan Miami Beach Fla

Scout Banquet at First Presbyterian Church Honors Pack 183

The Bite and Gold Banquet for Cub Scouts of Pack 183 was held in the First Presbyterian Church recreation room with about 125 Scouts, parents and guests in attendance. A 6:10 p.m. tureen dinner and a decorated cake marked the event, while William Brooks reported on the Hornell Scout special train trip and Paul Crowell spoke. Den chief cards and achievement awards were presented to Bill Brooks, Robert Grice Jr., Joseph Baressi Jr., Ronald Hixson, Lawrence Aldrich and Jerry Ward.

Presbyterian Church First Presbyterian Church William Brooks Hornell Paul Crowell District Council Bill Brooks Robert Grice Jr Joseph Baressi Jr Den Ronald Hixson Lawrence Aldrich Jerry Ward

Mountains To Be Moved Talk At Evangelical United Brethren Meeting

Mrs Guy W Bennink spoke on Mountains To Be Moved at the Evangelical United Brethren Women's Society of World Service meeting held at Mrs Vernon Welch's Grove street home. Mrs Gerald Bagley presided as the group studied India Pakistan and Ceylon and read missionary letters. Announced future dates include a 10 am to 2 pm social relations study class February 23 at the parsonage with Woreen dinner served at noon and World Day of Prayer on February 25 at noon.

WSWS Vernon Welch Guy W. Bennink Evangelical United Brethren Women's Society of World Service Grove Street Gerald Bagley India Pakistan Ceylon Albert Brandstetter Santa Cruz N. M Rom Rey Eugene Westley Nigeria West Africa Bagley E. E. Bush

East Branch Grange Meeting Reports Active Session

East Branch Grange No. 1262 met last evening in the Grange Hall with a good turnout. Earl Roberts presided as worthy master as first and second degrees were conferred on two candidates and a new class was ballot. A membership drive is under way. Ellis Day of Titusville presented farm movies and an atomic attack preparedness film, plus a comedy. Mrs Steward Keane led the arrangements. lunch followed. A Feb 24 joint meeting with Spring Creek Grange will discuss the newly organized Spring Creek Fire Department.

Base Branch Grange Earl Roberts Ellis Day Titusville Steward Keane Spring Creek Grange Spring Creek Fire Department

Movie Star Club Meets at Miss Terry Watte Home

The Movie Star Club met last evening at Miss Terry Watte s home to decorate a valentine box for the party on Tuesday An amateur hour followed with light refreshments Miss Virginia Thompson will host the club on Tuesday for the valentine party.

Movie Star Club Terry Watte Virginia ‘Thompson

Mock Bake Sale Planned At CDA Meeting

Thirty five members of Court Conception No 35 Catholic Daughters of America met for the monthly session. March 24 is the membership application deadline. The court will host a first aid class in its club rooms and a mock bake sale is to yield funds with returns due by March 10. A public chill luncheon and a religious film on February 24 were discussed. A Valentine party with cakes coffee tea and heart mints closed the meeting.

CDA Court Conception No. 35 Catholic Daughters of America Leo Hooks Irene Dippel H. L. Brown Leo Mulderick Helen Morrell Donald Nantes Hugh Muckinhaupt Fred Hannan Ivar Rehneee Lillian Murray

Mrs Sprague Hosts J C Y Class Meeting

The February J C Y Glass of First Presbyterian met at Mrs. Robert Sprague’s home on North Scenter Street with 19 members. Fred Mixer showcased homemade petrified wood and stone jewelry. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. William Peiffer, Mrs. Page Louderbucks, and Mrs. Carl McIntyre. The March 10 gathering will be at Mrs. Peiffer’s home.

Robert Sprague J.C.Y J.C.Y. Glass First Presbyterian Church North Scenter Street Paul F. Bauer Peter Gravis Cleveland Fred Mixer Robert Tunnell Thomas Russell Bruce Ellsworth William Peiffer Page Louderbucks Carl McIntyre Neta

Local 500 Club Hosts Mrs Roden Guests and Winners

Mrs. James Roden hosted the Local 500 Club midweek with guest Mrs. Robert Wickwire. Winners in the two table game were Mrs. Robert Hunt Mrs. Harry Paulson Jr. and Mrs. Joseph Buresel. A Valentine centerpiece adorned the refreshment table where heart shaped salads waters relishes cake tea and coffee were served. Mrs. Paulson to entertain the club in two weeks.

James Roden Dimes Roden Robert Wickwire Robert Hunt Harry Paulson Jr Joseph Buresel Valentine Paulson Clu

VEW Auxiliary Met In Routine Session

Mrs James Keppel led the VFW Auxiliary meeting in the Garden Room of the post home. Plans were made for a sheet and pillow case club and members voted a donation to the department president’s national home maintenance fund. The next meeting is February 24.

James Keppel VFW Post Home Department National Home Mary Hoffman

Emmanuel Guild Monthly Meeting Report

The Meewax and Emmanuel Guild met at Emmanuel Episcopal Church undercroft at 2 30 yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Velma Moore led a brief business session after the roll call and Mrs. Morris Bonsteel opened with devotions. Mrs. Arthur Creighton read excerpts from Out of My Life and Thought by Dr. Albert Schweitzer. Light refreshments followed hosted by Mrs. Creighton and Mrs. W A ae. Next meeting March 10 with Soho Hein and Miss Elizabeth Rogers as hostesses.

Emmanuel Guild Emmanuel Episcopal Church Morris Bonsteel Velma Moore Arthur Creighton Albert Schweitzer Creighton W. A. Ae Tee Soho Hein Elizabeth Rogers

TV Guide Schedule for WBEN Buffalo Evening Lineup

Channel listings show 5:45 Sagebrush Trail and 6:30 News, with 7:00 Lets Look at Congress and 7:30 News. Evening continues with The Mama, Topper Theatre, City Detective, Our Miss Brooks, The Lineup, Person to Person, News Weather Sports, Favorite Story, Mystery Theatre. Saturday includes Abbott and Costello, Wild Bill Hickok, Sky King, The Lone Ranger, Beat the Clock, December Bride, Jackie Gleason, and more. Buick Pontiac sales ad at end.

Wben-Tv Buffalo Oniget Art Linkletter Pary Como Miss Brooks Abbott Costello Bill Hickok Johnny Coons Jackie Gleason Husband Willy W.W. Waterhouse Buick - Pontiac Sales & Service

Columbus PTA Awards Life Membership

Mrs Clifford Cesler received a life membership at a Columbus Parent Teacher Association meeting held Tuesday evening at Dean School. Vice president Mrs Frank Kasper chaired in the president's absence. Members brought Christmas cards for children's hospitals and a brief Founders Day program followed.

Columbus Pta Clifford Cesler Columbus Parent-Teacher Association Frank Kasper PTA Marchath

Helping Hand Club Hosts Valentine Themed Meeting

The Helping Hand club held a noon hour dinner during an all day meeting. Hostesses Mrs Arthur Barton Mrs Carl Gustafson and Mrs Merrill Lillie prepared a Valentine table. Loretta Belden president led the afternoon business session. Members plan to meet again February 24.

Helping Hand Club Helping Handlab Arthur Barton Carl Gustafson Merrill Lillie Loretta Belden

Confer 3rd 4th Degrees At Grange Meeting

The Spring Creek Grange No. 236 last evening conferred the third and fourth degrees on candidates Raymond Briggs and Mr and Mrs Richard Sickler. Worthy Master Bernard Porter led a brief business session followed by cake Jello and coffee served by the refreshment committee.

Spring Creek Grange Raymond Briggs Richard Sickler Bernard Porter

Lynam Sworn In as Deputy Secretary in Harrisburg

John J. Lynam of Marion was sworn into the $10,200 post of deputy secretary of the Property and Supplies Department in Harrisburg. He previously served in Gov. George H. Earle's administration as director of the department's Bureau of Purchases and later held the deputy secretary role for eight months.

Lynam Harrisburg John J. Lynam Marion George H. Earle Bureau of

Mailbox mounting to aid postmen amid snow plows

A Forest City Grange bulletin from Ithaca outlines how an arm style mailbox mount reduces snowplow interference and makes mail delivery easier. It describes a two inch concrete base pipe with an adjustable 1½ inch inner pipe, an elbow and flange, and a pivot feature to absorb impacts while staying stable in wind. Screw propellers were first used about 1836.

Forest City Grange Ithaca

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