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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1952
Page
5
Rummage Sale Held by Catholic Daughters Today
The Catholic Daughters of America chapter met last night on Norihi Genter Street for a regular session. A rummage sale is announced in their rooms today and tomorrow. Several committee members were listed and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D
Catholic Daughters of America
Norihi Genter Street
Leo Hoylen
Asual
Joseph Baressi
Michael Sproyer
Uta Jackson
Harold Selelton
John Chillock
Ann Baressi
James Cassidy
Donald Tuse
Mary Heath
George Doyney
Helen Brown
Mary Murray
Mrs Don Kincaid Hosts Bridge Club Evening
Mrs Don Kincaid hosted her Wet Congress Street bridge club last night with two tables of contract in play. Prizes went to Mrs Horton J Davis Mrs Ro Anderson and Mrs H Langdon Rowe. A special prize was awarded and refreshments were served after play. The next meeting will be at Mrs E W Feldt's home on February 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
Creighton
New York City
Aero Supply Mic. Co
Robert L. Brandegee
Chatam
N. J
Meg
Harold Cobb
Jerry
Jeffrey
Winston Salem
N.C
Gune Butcher
RH. Shank
Titusville
Will Dinsfelder
ATD Bell
Arden Rockablow
West Spring Creek
Mendville
Hany Ganster
Rexford Ganster
I. R. Benson
Mfg. Co
Twc
Virgil Warner
Arlington Heights
A.C. Barton
Essex Street
Albertha Himtod
Norris Chapin
Chapin
John Westley
Russell Edgren
Jour
Don Kingald
Congress Street
Bridge Club
Horton J. Davis
Ro, Anderson
H. Langdon Rowe
E. W. Feldt
Emmanuel Guild Holds Regular Meeting at Parish Hall
The Emmanuel Episcopal Church guild met yesterday after hours in the parish hall. Rev. Joseph Clair led devotions while Mrs. Velma Moore presided over the business session. Lent study books were handed out to conclude the season, a study hour followed, and Valentine treats were served by Mrs. C. P. Ferris and Mrs. Donald Williams at decorated tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Guild
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Joseph Clair
Velma Moore
Lenton Sea
Son
C. P. Ferris
Donald Williams
Beauticutly
Mrs Christensen Hosts Columbus Ladies Aid Meeting
Mrs Andrew Christensen welcomed Columbus Ladies Aid members at her home for a meeting conducted by president Mrs Cietard Caster. They discussed redecorating the parsonage and announced the new pastor would arrive in two weeks. A Valentine party followed with exchanges and refreshments, and the group set March 18 to meet again at Mrs Andrew Thompson's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christensen
Columbus Ladies’ Aid
Andrew Christensen
Peretinig
Cietard Caster
Paul ‘Trisket Rave
Andrew Thompson
Canasta Club Meets At Halfast Home
The Canasta Club gathered at Mrs. William M. Halfast’s Johnson Street home with two tables in play. Mrs. George Tinko and Mrs. Eugene Jones won prizes, dessert and refreshments were served, and Mrs. Tinka will host next on February 28 at her Westchurch Street residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William. M. Halfast
Johnson Street
George Tinko
Eugene Jones
Brownie Troop 207 Valentines Party at St Edward's Hall
Brownie Troop No. 207 held a Valentine party at St Edward's Hall on Wednesday evening with about a0 in attendance. Three plays The Knave of Hearts Happy Family and Sleeping Beauty were performed by the Brownies and four piano solos were played by Christine Anderson Catherine Downey John Chiricuzio and Carat Chiricuzio. After the program the committee served ice cream cookies fueladd and coffee. A Valentine exchange occurred and decorations matched the day, with Mrs Arthur Litz Mike Woestner and Mrs Albert Ross in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Edward’s Hall
Aappy Damily
Sleeping Beauty
Brownies
Christine Anderson
Catherine Downey
Joh Chiricuzio
Carat Chiricuzio
Arthur Litz
Mike Woestner
Albert Ross
Presbyterian Class Has Valentine Party
Members of the Presbyterian Class of the First Presbyterian Church enjoyed a Valentine party at Mrs. Delo Bernard’s home on South Street. Mrs. Robert Curtis led a brief business meeting before games with prizes won by Mrs. Ally Hasbrouck, Mrs. Robert Tunnell, and Mrs. Maxwell Devereniws. hosts assisted in serving cakes ice cream and coffee. The next meeting was set for March 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyteria
Ines
Delo Bernard
Juxt South Street
Robert Curtis
Ally Hasbrouck
Robert Tunnell
Maxwell Devereniws
al Vanssehs
Harry Hall
Introducing a son born at Corry Memorial Hospital
A son was born this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr Richard Ohrn B D 1. The birth was announced with best wishes for the family and the new arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Memorial Hospital
Richard Ohrn
Spring Creek Grange Supports Heart Fund Meeting Notes
Spring Creek Grange No 236 chaired by Worthy Master William Graybll met with 26 members and Ole Visita at West Spring Crude Town Hall. A contribution to Warren County Chapter of the American Heart Association was approved. An upcoming bake cake contest and a Valentine exchange were part of the program, with future events scheduled for May and February 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Graybll
Ole Visita
Spring Creek
Romniliine
West Spring
Gye Town
Ull
Youngsville
Peiusry
Mizellig
C And M A Class Elected Officers Last Evening
Officers were chosen at a Ye Olde Star Popples Sunday Shoot meeting of the Christians and Missionary Alliance Chhiven. Paid Marher named president, Mrs Roy Kersetetter vice president, and Mrs Ditarel May secretary. A homeward party followed with Mr and Mrs Mather hosting a farewell for Mrs and Mrs Veen Alkens who move away. Prizes went to Mrs Ruth decks and Charles ulbertz. Light refreshments were served to attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youge
Christians and Missionary
Pat Mather
Soul Center Street
Marher
Roy Kersetetter
Ditarel May
Mather Pit
Veen Alkens
Coon
Kin
Ruth Decks
Charles Ulbertz
Dinner Pleasure For Freipe ing Hand Club
An all day meeting of the Freipe ing Hand Club was held yesterday with a delicious dinner. Committee members Mrs. Henry Bals Mrs. G A Buxton and Mrs. Glenn El i died served. A quilt nested during the afternoon Wake period. A business meeting conducted by Mrs. D Haupit president at 8 o'clock. The next meeting will be February 28 with Mrs. Clara Blanche and Mr. Eugene Smith on committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Bals
G.A. Buxton
Glenn Eli
D. Haupit
Clu
Clara Blanche
Eugene Smith
Club Social Gatherings at Mrs Furst Home
Mrs Joseph Furst hosts bridge club at her home with guests including May H Marthi Keppel and Mrs Arthur Teab of Union City. A social evening follows with light refreshments and plans for a future gathering on February 28 at Drisd Mrs Ry Mosier's Mapte avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth Jog Puanayorn
Gen Farsuet
Curry Memorial Hospital
Hismeth Bury
Prigey
May H. Marthi Keppel
Arthur Teab
Union City
Yulearttte Rwerintia
Geken
Mog Cern Sige Ware
Drisd
McCray Church Group Enjoys Tureen Dinner
The McCray Methodist Church W. S. C. group met yesterday at 1 o'clock. Members quilted while men cut up an elm tree. A brief business meeting was followed by an open afternoon. The next meeting is scheduled for March 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weongewean
W. S.C
McCray Methodist
Elm Tree
Mrs Alfred Wright Hosts Fashion Party At Home
Mrs Alfred Weight hosted a social gathering at her home on R D with guests including Mrs Rot Hoag. Attendees received valentines and favors from Mr Weight while refreshments of doughnuts cookies and coffee were shared by all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Wright
Alfrédd Weight
Stinley
Yester
R. D
Rot Hoag
Bach
William Hemple Honored At Birthday Party
A family birthday party honored William Hemple of 328 Marion Street. The event featured cake and ice cream for the guest of honor and a celebratory reception with relatives and friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hemple
Willian Hemple
Marion Street
Hemple
Cootiette Club Plans Card Party
Cootiette Club No 102 laid plans for an expo card party at the VEW Garcon Room on March 10. Mrs Gerry Davis chaired the meeting with Valentine cake and decorations. Awards went to Mrs Dori Daye and Mrs Fred Young. door prize won by Borel Shuss. Next meeting slated for March 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cootiette Club
Exiel
Garcon
VEW
Gerry Davis
Gearback
Valentine
Dori Daye
Fred ‘Young
Award Winery
Mixx
Borel Shuss
Card Party Hosts and Guests Share Evening on Ene Bond Street
Mrs James Lewis II and Mrs Percy Corbin attended a salad course vanishing card party hosted by Mrs James Lewis to benefit her bridge club. The event at Mrs H Harmon`s home featured winner Mrs Stanton Bower and the bridge group. Mrs Hugh O’Hara's meeting is planned for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lewis II
Percy Corbin
Rlves
James Lewis
Stanton Bower
Bridge Club
H. Harmon
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