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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1947
Page
5
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The Lutheran Ladies' Aid met yesterday in Une cited with Mrs. Gerald Staples presiding. Plans to serve a dinner to the shell were delayed until after the Lunter season. Small bills were approved for payment. Scripture and prayer were led by Mrs. Hildebrand and Mrs. Hunt. Staples served refreshments. Next meeting planned for May 22.
A quirky line suggests swapping heart for beet in a chop suey style recipe or braising tongue and serving it with a vexstatle gravy. The note reads like playful kitchen experimentation with unconventional proteins and a bold gravy.
The Corry Loyal Order of Moose Lodge No 98 and invited guests from Warren and Meadville attended a stag party on North Center Street. The 7:30 pm event featured Buffalo entertainers, a social hour, and a large lunch of baked ham relishes baked beans sandwiches and coffee. Chair Allison Gifford and lodge officers organized the gathering, claimed to be one of the largest ever held by the lodge. Boger Stowe of Essex Street traveled to Erie today by train.
The Kiwanis Club hosted 18 Boy Scouts of Troop 81 at the Ritz Restaurant for a weekly meeting. Officials from the Boy Scout District of Erie County and Scout leaders spoke as five scouts received Tenderfoot badges. A moving picture “America the Beautiful” was shown, and local officials urged continued cooperation in promoting scouting activity in the community.
A well attended Past Grand Regents Night by Court Conception No. 35 in Horn Block. 50 members and Rev. John DeSanti attended a Valentine themed turkey dinner served by St. Edward's P T A. Corsages were given to the nine past regents. Bridge and 500 were played with winners listed. Music featured group singing and two solos by Ida Chiricuzie. Rita Downey accompanied and played piano. Event led by Clara Bachemer with a team of helpers including Tra Saxton Nellie Pitts Frances Ross Helen Mulderick Agnes Phelps Helen Morrell and MacNeedham as emcee.
The Corry City Chapter No 17 Order of the Eastern Star met with fifty members present on Wednesday in North Corter street chapter rooms. Worthy Matron Whitehead presided. two memorial services honored Minnie Martin and Elisabeth Smith. Plans were made for Past Matrons Night and three events at the next meeting in February. A Valentine exchange provided entertainment as cards were enjoyed. refreshments were served by a long list of named volunteers.
The El Galito Club met at Mrs. Mabel Anthony’s East Frederick Street home Wednesday evening with eight members. Winners of awards were Lucille Mafels, Janice Anderson, Maxine Gregory, and Tiaurance Wade. Hosts served ham burgers, cake, jello and drinks. February 26 meeting announced with Mrs. Carmen Piecirllo.
Mrs James Higgins hosted eight friends at her West Park Place home for a shower honoring Mrs Clair Coyles. Guests played Hearts with Mrs Paul Meerdink winning an award. A salad course was served and a pink and white color scheme decorated the table. Mrs Cowles received many useful gifts.
The Corry Chapter of the American Red Cross reports a sewing group finished its quota. On Wednesday noon a tureen dinner was served at the Fen routes Stewart Hat Shop, followed by a Valentine party. In the afternoon ten skirts were completed and shipped, bringing the three month total to 70 dresses and 120 skirts. A new quota of 100 skirts has been received and is expected to be met by April.
About one hundred members and friends gathered last evening on SOLU Center street for the Navy Mothers Club tea. The event featured a polished program with songs, solos, and tributes to Navy families, including a tribute to the youngest and oldest Navy mothers. Tea, sandwiches, cakes, and coffee were served, and organizers Mrs. Nina Rowelle and Mrs. Walt ran the event with a blue and white theme.
Last night eleven tables took part in a duplicate bridge tournament at the Hotel Corry. High score in the day went to Mrs. Morris Chapin and partner W. H. Lott with 1870. North-South second place went to Mrs. J. Pred Kinley and A. A. Davis with 121, while Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Barthelme of Union City led East-West with 130%. Reservations for the next Wednesday play and for the February 27 banquet are due by Tuesday the 25th with Mrs. J. Davis, chairman.
A. son born to Mp and Mrs. Austin Whipga of Clymer at Corry Hospital early this morning. A daughter Carel born to Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bloom of Warren at Warren General Hospital yesterday morning. Mrs. Bloom is the Dover, Margaret Croft of this city.
Mrs Walter Carter hosted the WIMMES group of the Church of the Nazarene at her West Pleas home. Devotions centered on the Love Chapter first Corinthians eleven. members shared scripture verses. A plan to fund a missionary in India was approved with subscription month for the panel Who Could Sheep. The meeting closed with the Lord's Prayer and sewing a quilt for a needy loyal family.
Mrs. Helen Hayes 78 widow of Charles W. Hayes longtime Union City hardware dealer died at home after a brief illness. She leaves two daughters Mrs. Lucile Rouse and Mrs. Ray Walliper of Union City and several grandchildren. Born May 6 1867 in Crawford County she lived most of her life in Union City. Funeral services by Muesser Funeral Home were to be held Friday at 3 p.m. from Union City Methodist Church with burial at local resid.
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