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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1946

Page

5

New Series of Farm Meetings Announced for Erie County

J. H. Bull, assistant county agent, announced a new series of farm meetings for February 18 to 26 in four communities. Topics cover agronomy problems, crops varieties, terilizars, soil erosion control, and poultry management on February 20. Visiting speakers include Frank C. Bamer and Harry Kaufman of Pennsylvania State College.

Erie County J. H. Bull West Sprinfield High School McKean High School Wattsboro High School Beinboro Vocational School Frank C.bamer Extension Agronomist Hary #. Kaufman Pennsylvania State College

Navy Motors Club Card Party at Daton Rooms

Attendees filled the Daton Rooms in the Barlow block for a Navy Motors Club event with auction and bridge, won prize flowers, and proceeds of 40 went to Cory Memorial Hospital. Committee members included Mrs Stella Klinger Martha Neylon and others. refreshments featured gingerbread with whipped cream and coffee.

Navy Motors Club Daton Barlow Block Fur Bridge John ‘Broughton Alton Kunger J. BR. Dearing Ellery Paulaon Dor Clovis Poyd Black Olds Wits David Depet Cory Memorial Hospital Stella Klinger Mye Martha Neylon Ity Mryde Higby Zenobia Silvis May Ethel Ottaway Alice Mowc Ber Viola Nollinger Nina Rogalle Pauline Durham Maythe Nayton Katherine Wait Laura Beduse Cora Damon Mary ‘Thayer

Chevrolet Dealer Meeting At Hotel Corry

Chevrolet dealers and servicemen gathered at Hotel Corry for a dinner meeting as part of a series this month in Buffalo area. Edward Nelson led the session with Fisher body staff assisting West Toward, outlining servicing tips and dealer coordination. Forty six representatives from Pine, Meadville, Titusville, Union City, Waterford, Albion, Punxutawney and Corry attended, with another meeting planned next month.

Chevrolet Hotel Corry Buffalo Zoo Edward Nelson Buffrip Hall Mes Sieven Fisher Body Wesley Sieve Fisher Howard Nelson Pine Meadville Titusville Union City Waterford Albion Puir— View Ory

Ladies Aid Society Meeting At Tutheran Church

The Ladies Aid Society of the Tutheran Church met at 2 45 yesterday afternoon in the church. Mrs B A Hillstrom opened with Psalm 32 and Mrs F Hidelwand led in prayer. President Mrs Gerald Staples presided and Mrs George Nagle was appointed treasurer. Hostesses were Mrs Nagle and Mrs J A Lanston. Salad and dessert were served. The next meeting will be at Mrs C V Willard’s home on West Church Street March 11.

Ladies’ Aid Society of the Tutheran Church B. A. Hillstrom F. Hildelwand Gerald Staples Sesson George Nagle Nagle J. A. Lanston C. V. Willard West Church Street Marek

Combined Baptist Groups Met at Heb Last Evening

The Baptist Ladies' Fellowship and Baptist Men's Brotherhood held a combined meeting at Heb last evening. Westley led devotions and roll call answered by members. A quartet led by Mrs Jane Whiip oot and others sang My Task and One Unto Me, greatly enjoyed. President Mo Hy Hy Reddinn of the Ladies Fellowship presided. Rev Warren addressed them on religious matters. Refreshments were served by several members.

Baptist Ladies Baptist Men's Brotherhood Heb Hoton Westley Jane Whiipoot Bence Thomas Hayg ‘le Bruce ‘Thoms Jane Wolf Tor Viksinneas Lvey Forrest Peizter Nirs Penn Lunbert Clyde Hall Mise Evailer Ree. Whiteman

Donates To Polio Campaign By Local Benevolent Group

The Che Lae lie Calinolty Benevolent Association held its regular meeting with twelve members present at 313 West Chuvet Mer. Mire Helen Tirnigsl, president, led discussions and the group voted to donate to the Tuberculosis Paralysis Punch campaign, with plans for the next meeting on the 13th.

B. A Calinolty Benevolent Associa Home Maes Mist Murray West Chuvet Mer Mire Helen Tirnigsl

Y Group Plans Columbus Frid Ay Program

The Y Group of Columbus schedules a Friday February 15 meeting at 710 4 to present two moving pictures with lectures on youth and religion. Supervisor Mr. Shetabarrer of the YMG A Alb presents shows titled There will be shown and Twenties are tested to alien with a Sunday February 17 event at 8 o'clock by Mr. Shotzbanger at the Columbus CongreMoan Church to screen A Manull Yulth. Everyone invited.

Columbus Columbis CongreRaifuisl Shetabarrer

Post Matrons Night Observed By C E S

Post Matrons Night observed by the C E S chapter No 17 of the Order of the Eastern Star held at Mason Temple to celebrate pay worthy matrons. The ceremony featured a donation to the Cory Memorial Hospital Fund and a program by the Shrine, High School students and singers. Open House for Easter Star members and Masons followed the performance with Shriners as guests.

Muvico Anbe Shriners Anene Smith Cheriitté Wollu Ricky Sandburg Maw Carmcke Belly Watson Gindy Stowe Velie Moore Louise “Williamss Helen Jobson Mano Jessie Glowson Bf Harrison Valentine W Marti

Card Party At Gates Home Last Evening

A social card party was held at the Gates home last evening with guests including Harold AORN Mrs Alber Foxe and Don Chapuin. The hostess served tea and light refreshments as games continued through the evening in a friendly gathering on Pair view street.

Gates Wren Pair View Street Boo Harold Aorn Alber Foxe Don(i)Chapuin Jeu Tate Mies Jackson Mawelise

Duplicate Bridge Party Plans for February Evening

Duplicae Bridge Friday Evening hosted by Mrs MF Coyle and Mips Hazel weeks are styles for the event. It will be held at the Hotel Gurt. The public is invited to attend with no reservations required.

MF. Coyle Mips Hazel Ulu Tiyslesius Gurty

Columbus Grange Valentine Party Highlights New Members

Columbus Grange No. B75 met at the Grange Hall with Master N. 2 Dodd presiding. Several membership candidates were named for the next meeting on February 27. A Waterlines Day season tea and music featured trumpet solos by Richard Page. Edith Carter and Mrs. Robbins served assorted snacks and wines.

Columbus Grange Count Grange Grange Hall Dodd Hoy Robbins Richard Page Edith Carter

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