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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1958
Page
5
Catholic Daughters form activity groups and plan Lenten talks
The regular meeting of Court Conception No 35, Catholic Daughters of America, formed calisthenics and first aid classes, a bowling team, a choral group and a study club. Rev Fehrenbach will lead a Day of Recollection at St Thomas Church March 16 for Gortry Catholics and Rev Leon Doleski will conduct talks on the Divine Plan for Our Salvation during Lent based on Christ the Light of the Soul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Conception No. 35
Catholic Daughters of America
Knights of Columbus
Leo Hooks
John Horniek
St. Thomas’ Church
Gorty
Fehrenbach
Erle
Paul Suchay
Walter Deutschlander
Legion Auxiliary Meets After Public Dinner
Members of the American Legion Auxiliary met Tuesday evening in Legion rooms on First Avenue after a successful public spaghetti supper. A ninth grade medal was ordered for next year, a donation to junior baseball approved, and cards mailed to the group’s adopted boy at Scotland School. Mr. Mark Anderson won the special award, a dessert course followed, and Sue Marlin products were announced with contact to Mrs. Ivan Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Legion Rooms
First Avenue
Scotland School
Mark Anderson
Sue Marlin
Ivan Smith
Emmanuel Guild to Dedicate Day at Emmanuel Church
Mrs Velma Moore presided as Emmanuel Guild of Emmanuel Episcopal Church opened yesterday in the church undercroft. Ten members answered roll with Bible verses. Plans were made for a Day of Dedication on March 13 with meditations from 10 a.m. and a visiting speaker, ending with a family supper at 6 30 p.m. and closing service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Guild
Velma Moore
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Ume
Vanishing Card Party Held At Glavis Home
A Gerry Memorial Hospital Auxiliary card party was hosted Tuesday evening at Mrs Glavis home 3 Seventh street by Mrs Pet Glavis Mrs Charles VanTasset Mrs Dorothy Estes and Mrs Henry Davis Three tussles of prizes were awarded to Mrs Swarm Mrs Alfred Cone and Mrs Glavis while door prizes went to Mrs Swarm and Mrs Charles Henry Guests enjoyed a menu of salad hot rolls enokles and rotten positioned as the hostesses served refreshments
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerry Memorial Hospital
Pet Glavis
Charles VanTasset
Dorothy Estes
Henry Davis
Glavis
Chester Swarm
Alfred Cone
Glmvis
Dyor
Swarm
Charles Henry
Ladies Day Luncheon at Elks Club Details
Readable fragments describe a Ladies Day Luncheon at the Elks Club planned for Wednesday February. The schedule mentions a social afternoon, cards, rosary, and a fashion or tribute element, with expected attendance and events led by organizers including Philip Zatalece or Mer, followed by a luncheon and afternoon activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Club
Yielins
Rosery Hnina
Belore
Philip Zatalece
Mer
Ted
Friendship Club Elects New Officers at Meeting
Members of the Friendship Club met yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Norman Swart’s home with nine attendees. Mrs. Swart hosted, presided, and gifts were exchanged among members. Secret sisters exchanged gifts and no new members were drawn. Officers elected: Mrs. Charles Mulligan president, Mrs. Clifford Lawson vice president, Mrs. Joseph Tomichick secretary, and Mrs. John Decker treasurer. A luncheon followed, then adjournment to meet March at the R. D. 2 home of the new president, Mrs. Mulligan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Club
Norman Swart
Swart
Valentine
Secret Sisters
Charles Mulligan
Clifford Lawson
Joseph ‘Tomichick
John Decker
Murchath
Mulligan
EUB Ladies Aid Meeting At Mrs DeLury Home
Mrs Bess DeLury hosted the Evangelion United Brethren Ladies Aid at 1075 North Center Street with 12 members present. Devo tions led by Mrs H Rayartis and brief business by President Mrs Harley Banks. Members sewed quilts and baked treats. next meeting set for February 26 at Mrs Banks 1082 North Center Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EUB Ladies Aid
Bess DeLury
Bess Deary
North Center Street
Evangelion United “Brethren Church
Ladies Aid
H. Rayartis
Harley Banks
Leon Dodd
Columbus Extension Studies Sewing Machine
The Columbus Ladies Home Extension group met Wednesday afternoon at the Town Hall with 12 ladies attending. Mrs. Geraldine Johnston of the Warren extension office demonstrated sewing machine attachments and the group discussed entering the Grange sewing contest. A cake decorating demonstration by Mrs. Charles Henry and Mrs. Walter Deutschlanter is planned for February 26 at 1 pm in the Town Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Ladies Home
Town Hall
Geraldine Johnston
Warren Extension Office
Gronp
Grange
Charles Henry
Walter Deutschlanter
Former Actress Twelvetrees Dies in Air Force Hospital
Actress Twelvetrees a star of the 1930s and 40s died yesterday in an Air Force hospital. She was married to Air Force Captain Conrad Payne and had been stricken at her Hartisburg home before being moved to Olmsted Air Force Base Hospital in Keathy Middletown where she passed away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adlen Twelvetrees
Air Force Hospital
Miss Twelvetrees
Air Fore
Conrad Payne
Hartisbug
Olmsted Air Force Base Hospital
Keathy Middletown
VEW Auxiliary Holds Meeting and Lunch Service
Twelve Ladies Auxiliary members met at the VFW Post home with Mrs. Harold Schaefer in charge. A new member, Mrs. William Roehrig, was welcomed. Public lunches were served today until 10 p.m. with Mrs. James Keppel in charge. The next District 28 meeting is March 2 in Sharon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VEW
Ladies Auxiliary
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
VFW Post
Harold Schaefer
William Roehrig
Sharon
James Keppel
Clyde Reynolds
Alfred Cone
Keppel
Alme Slagle
Helping Hand Club Hosts Valentine Tureen Dinner
The Helping Hand Club met at IOOF Hall on North Center Street for a noon tureen dinner. A quilt was tied off for a needy family in the afternoon as Mrs. Glenn Eldred led a brief business session. The table was prettily arranged for Valentine’s Day and the dinner was organized by Mrs. Ira Wickwire and Mrs. Glenn Gates. The next meeting is set for February 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helping Hand Club
IOOF
North Center Street
Glenn Eldred
Ira Wickwire
Glenn Gates
Presbyterians Host Father Son Banquet in Church
The Presbyterian Men's Club hosted a father and son banquet for about 150 church members in the recreation room Wednesday evening. Mrs. William Lea by led the serving, Rev. Paul F. Bauer gave the invocation, and music was by the Three Aces. Guest speaker Rev. Elmer Ortner spoke on the Ten Commandments with a flower pot demonstration. J Harold Patterson presented photos of Our Western Wonder Land. Allan Hasbrouck chaired the event with Harvey Loveland and others assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Women’s Association
William Leaby
Olin Bracken Jr
Paul F. Bauer
Merrill Lillie
Willard Shreve
Allan Hasbrouck
E. Anderson
William Tenby
Elmer Ortner
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
J. Harold Patterson
Wonder Land
Bauer
Harvey Loveland
Alfred van Dresar
Euland Harvey
Ray Cart John Kennedy
Lawrence McCray
Sam Wood
Neighborhood Club Hosts Social Evening at Marion Street
Mrs Thomas Clarke was hostess at her Marion street home Tuesday evening for the Neighborhood Club meeting. Visiting was enjoyed and prizes awarded to Mrs Willard Shreve and Mrs Myrtie Alam with Mrs Jasper Drake receiving the door prize. Refreshments included salad hot rolls relishes blueberry pie and ice cream for the nine members present who plan to meet next with Mrs Shreve at Essex street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Thomas Clarke
Marion Street
Willard Shreve
Myrtie Alam
Jasper Drake
Services Held For James Umstead
Funeral services for James Umstead were conducted at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev. H. Ray Harns officiating. Temporary interment followed in Pine Grove mausoleum. Attendees traveling from away included Harold Umstead Albion PA Amos Umstead Mansfield OH and many relatives from PA OH VA and KY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Umstead
Bracken
H. Ray Harns
Pine Grove
Away
Mr and Mys
Harold Umstead
Albion
Amos Umstead
Mansfield
Ohio
Harold Lloyd
Charles Baker
Mars
Dan Umstead
Sarah Gregory
Cecil Mantross
Mary Briley
Joanne Walters
Dorothy Umstead
Dan Umstead Jr
Franklin
Earl Frankinberg
Bertha Anderson
Farms Iville
Grace Buunbaugh
Ralph Lewis
Melvin Cole
Union City
LB ‘Tidd
Pikesville
Suffrage Leader Christabel Pankhurst Dies at 77
Dame Christabel Pankhurst, a militant campaigner for women's suffrage, is dead at 77. Friends found her in her chair in her house. cause of death undetermined. She began touring with her mother Emmeline Pankhurst in England years ago, fighting for suffrage and often engaging in disturbances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanva Muniua
Gam
Christabel Pankhurst
Morchan S
Emmeline Pankhurst
England
Sterling Hayden Regains Name After Court Petition
Superior Judge Burnett Wolfson approved actor Sterling Hayden’s petition to drop the alias John Hamilton used in civilian life. The filing states he was born Sterling Walter in Montclair Minnesota with a later name change by his mother at age ten to Hayden to match his step father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Hayden
Los Angeles
Burnett Wolfson
John Hamilton
Marine Corps
Sterling Walter
Montclair
Hayden
Presidents Speak on Love From Washington to Wilson
A Valentine era survey of U S presidents and their poetry and letters on romance. Washington praises an ocean of love Jefferson speaks of mutual joy Roosevelt extols deep happiness Lincoln confesses to falling in love then marries Mary Todd Hayes writes of joy with Lucy Webb Wilson links love to life and self realization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Washington
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Teddy Roosevelt
Cupid
Mary Owens
Abraham Lincoln
Illinois
Lincoln
Mary Todd
Rutherford Hayes
Harvard
Lucy Webb
Hayes
Woodrow Wilson
Ellen Axson
Wilson
Colt 45 Actor Wayde Preston Wins Western Fans
TV West says Colt 45 star Wayde Preston real name William Strange grew up in Wyoming and attracts mainly women viewers. He describes Westerns as pure escape with simple plots and notes his audience interests and sudden fame after early rodeo and TV roles. He lives with actress Carol Ohmart in Malibu Beach. Falls on cane death report details Herbert L. Montgomery 76 dies in Butler County Memorial Hospital after cane snap accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
West
Wayde Preston
Preston
Christopher Colt
Colt 45
Abc-Tv
Colt’ 45
William Strange
Steam Boat Springs
Colo
Laramie
Wyo
Wsted
Tim
Carol Ohmart
Malibu Beach
Butler
Herbert L. Montgomery
Butler County Memorial Hospital
Also Mentioned on This Page
R. Bruce Summerville
Olin, Capwell
Robert Galbreath
Jan Howard
New York City
First Presbyterian Church
National Council of Presbyters
Melvin Schramling
Whyne Street
Katherine
Legion Auxiliary
Rassurrtads
Koray
Columbus
Corry Supply and Equipment Company
West Washington St
Jack Williams
Corry
Christ
Evangelistic Services
First Methodist Church
Corry Savings Cloanauws
Philco Appliances
Barney’s Firestone
South Center Street
Bennetts
Tappan Range
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