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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1946

Page

5

Baptist Fellowship Conference At Local Church

The Fellowship of Independents Baptists held a two session conference at the local Baptist Church yesterday with ministers and laymen from North Western, Pennsylvania District and Southwestern New York District attending. Speakers included Hey Hall Daniel of Erie and Rev. Gerald Smelser of Cleveland, who described his Cleveland Hebrew mission work. Dinner for about a hundred was provided by Incat church ladies, and Smelser spoke again in the evening with the Baptist choir singing Is So Sweet to Trust In Jesus.

Baptist Fellowship the Fellowship of Independens Baptists Baptist North Western Fennsplyanta New York Hall Daniel Erie Gerald Smelser Cleveland Smelter Incat Church Smelser Assembly Jesus

Columbus P T A Pie Social Friday Night

Columbus School PTA sponsors a pie social at the school Friday evening February 22 at 8 oclock. Each attendee brings a wrapped pie with their name written on it and a few sandwiches will be provided. Coffee will be furnished and the public is invited.

Columbus P.T.A Columbus School PTA Indy

Open town gathering notes at Senior High School photos

Senior High School students had yearbook photos taken with junior and sophomore classes for pocket size pictures. Mr Healy photographed. seniors wore white shirts and suits. Several upcoming weddings and servicemen sightings are noted, along with local awards and community events at the Nichols home.

Healy

Amici Circle Party Plans Next Month at Maple Leaf Tea Room

The Amici Sewing Circle of the United Brethren Church met at Mrs Robert Shannon s Wrishi street home with seventeen members present. Miss Jed delivered devotions on the Presence of Jesus. Mrs Marshall Sherwood led the business session appointing planning for the Pollyanna banquet at the Maple Leaf Tea Room and naming Mr John Westley and Mrs Jesse Whitney to host.

Amici Amiei Sewing Circle United Brethren Church Robert Shannon Wrishi Street Lash Marshall Sherwood Maple Leaf Tea Room Johin Westley Jesse Whitney

Junior Class Play Set for Next Week at Senior High

The Junior Class will present The Nutt, Panulf a comedy directed by Philip Segal at the Senior High School Auditorium on February 28 and March 1. Walter Blake notes the Nut family’s humorous misadventures as Dr Lee’s past looms, with a large cast including John Rossbacher, Betty Anderson, Bertha Dahl, and Joan Feldh among others. The production features colorful servants Cerise and Crestofus and a lively sequence of farcical scenes.

Mol PlaMty Jane Walter Blake Philip Segal Nut Crestdale Sir. Lee B. Nutt Meta Nutt Wall Nutt John Windahl Sylvia Gaylord Dorothy Robinson Cerise Joan Feldh Bea Wise Joan Scheppner Helene Shelton Peggy Kimberlin Larry Smart William Hall Vivian Tepper Doris Crowe Charlotte Neal Dory Rehnbarg End Lila Kathie Sweet

Brown Jennings Wedding Announced in Erie Maryland

The marriage of Gloria S. Jennings of Erie to Forrest H. Brown was announced. The January 19 ceremony in Triton Maryland was officiated by Rev. M. Cope. Leona Erie served as maid of honor. Jeff Jennings was best man. The bride, a WAVE discharge, is Erie educated. Brown served five years in the Army and works at Continental Rubber Works in Erie. The couple plan to reside in Erie.

WAVE ME Browh Corry Continental Rubber Works Erie

Monthly Dinner Meeting Of Knights Templar Held

A Knights Templar monthly dinner and social was held at the Masonic Temple last evening with a 4:30 p.m. tureen dinner. About sixty attendees enjoyed a Washington’s birthday themed setting in red white and blue. Decorating was led by Mrs Heri Williams and Mrs Glenn Stearns while kitchen duties were managed by several members. The business gathering followed, with the ladies continuing social time. The next dinner and meeting is scheduled for March 19.

Knights Templar Masonic Temple Washington Heri Williams Glenn Stearns Lloyd Stowe Ralph Bogle Lawrence Davizon Carl Hinman John Ricker

Rotary Club Plans Ladies Night at Corry Dinner

Twenty five members and one guest attended Corry Rotary Club’s dinner at the Holy Cross last night. Speaker H C Helly of Firestone from Buffalo discussed synthetic rubber tires and showed a film on Sal Conservation. Next Tuesday February 26 the club will host Ladies Night with Duane Fogle and Howard Miller in charge of the program.

Rotary Club Corry Duane Fogle Howard Miller

Rebekah Card Party Draws Large Crowd at LOOP Hall

A Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge card party attracted a large crowd at LOOP Hall with twenty nine tables of bridge and 500. Miss Clair Pierce won the down prize. Contract high went to Mrs. Philip Zaleneck and low to Sarah Zaleneck. Auction high was John Roger E cater. Mrs. John Hy ers claimed 500 high, with Mrs. H Mo Elroy as low. Committee served pie with whipped cream and coffee later.

Rebekah Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge

Sal Valloni Army officers visit Oneida area

Local Sal valloni Army officers, Lieut Ward M Sattertee and Popl and Mrs Shipman, attend a dinner at the Satterlee home in Oneida. Various residents from Jamestown Erie Conneaut and surrounding towns are noted visiting, traveling, or hosting duties including attending Irene Jordan’s funeral in Jamestown and other social moves.

Ward M. Sattertee Salvalloni Oneida N.Y M. L. Satter- Jw Jonson Street Shipman Bills- Hyeweh Pittsfield G. Johnson Mr. Johnson W. R. Jordan Irene Jorden Jamestown James, Klinger Ede Marjorie Brown Haat Ireet Brig John Hopkins Nibley George Royce Center Street W. A. Heath Concordtreet Warren Willian McCarthy CE Loweks Kenmore Chloe Webster Shirley Afl Mabel Maliggy Merle West Flickury W. Gifford Washington Street Ancil W. Rogers Thuron City Byron A. Satterlee Donald Smith Huttato Arived Erie Jeanette Gordon American Aly Lines Cleveland George Gordon East Church Street Nancy Shoestier Evie G. Albert, Sweet L. B Graham Arthur S. Creighton Sam Qhirvine Wbys Aero ‘Sipply Mig. Co. Tne J. F. Nerdhim Mapleaye Lye Bufalo Prank Ursutti Needham Gilbert Ton Metler James Grovink Linda Olymer John Rickers West Broderick Street Huigh O'Hare Mary Jaye Servine Plogs Neumi Pushi Stella Barry F.S. Austin Mapleavenue

Meeting of the W C T U hears devotion and fund request

LuwHidens and two guests attended the W C T U meeting at Mrs William Haltat s home on West Church Street. Mrs Al fret Yaenel led prayer and the group sang. A health and medical temperance comm read by Mrs Willis Brown. Mrs GA Mountain spoke on Union Signal and Young Crusader papers. A Willard Memorial Fund donation was voted for overseas work in Hawaii Puerto Rico Alaska and the Philippines. Miss Willard s education notes were given by Mrs Floyer Johnson citing Northwestern University Syracuse University and Wesleyan. A get well card for Mrs Fred J Floss was signed and the hostesses served gingerbread and whipped cream with coffee.

Suilech Luwhidens William ‘Haltaat West Church Street Frank Lillie O. A. Johnson Alfret Yaenel Duitt Willis Brown Health and Medical Temperance Department GA. Mountain Union Signal Young Crusader Adoastion Willard Hvanston Syracuse Olio’ Wesleyan University Wien Fred J. Floss Haenel

Contract Club Meets at Mrs Kinley’s Home

Mrs Kinley hosted a contract ridge club gathering on East Wayne Street last evening. Two tables competed with Mrs Robert Bumbaugh, Mrs Jester Danner, and Mrs Walter Krupa earning top awards. Chicken à la king was served to guests. Next event, March Side is the Next Whiteimycie, hosted by Mrs Howard Rove on Raymond Avenue.

Kinley Contract Ridge Club East Wayne Street Ulhy Robert Bumbaugh Jester Danner Walter Krupa March Sid Witeimycie Howard ’ Rove Raymond Aveuuy

Shower Honors Miss Janet Sarnicki in Worth Street Home

Miss Elizabeth Sarnicki hosted a Monday evening household shower on Worth Street for her sister Miss Janet Sarnicki who will wed Arthur Robncaynski March 2. Ten guests attended and special gifts were given. refreshments included sandwiches cake ice cream and coffee.

Janet Sarnicki Elizabeth Sarnicki Worth Street Arthur Robncaynski Oneus Williams Catherine Wheeler Sarnick

Mrs Walter Pier Hosts 500 Club Evening

Mrs Walter Pier of Marion Street entertained the 500 Club for a test evening. Two tables played with 14 points won by Mrs Almon Peterson Mrs Guy Sutton and Mrs Lloyd Thomas. The hostess served potato salad crackers chocolate cupcakes tea and coffee. Valentines and handkerchiefs were exchanged after the party. Mrs Almon Peterson will host the next gathering at her home in Wasuet.

Walter Pier Marion Street Almon Peterson Guy Sutton Lloyd Thomas Almaty “Peterson Wasuet

GOP Leaders Seek Harmony in Pennsylvania Gubernatorial Fight

Harrisburg February 20 Republican county chiefs press a unified stance to avert a split over the 1946 gubernatorial race. Governor Martin, asked to run for the Senate, is seen as peacemaker but declines to name a favored candidate. Only John A. Shroyer has publicly announced, with others courting organization backing.

Associated Press Harrisburg Seaulmert GOF Sid Marti Senate Pleastom Byt Execuive Ndt John A. Shroyer Shroyer Gth

Labor Front Quiet Amid IDLE Workforce in City

City faced continued unemployment with about 970000 idle workers. Six local farmers markets and many independent groceries stayed open serving the city’s 60 000 residents. All union trucking was suspended though bread deliveries continued as usual. Two honored AFL To ustelars.

Untitled fragment on digestive discomfort and relief

Fragment discusses constipation and symptoms like sour stomach gas bloating poor appetite headaches and sluggish feeling. Mentions users testifying to relief from a laxative product.

CHAPIN: Mass stoppages hit multiple trades nationwide

A chaotic scene across Lancaster York Harrisburg Hanover area and beyond with AFI projectionists idle movie houses closed 75 brewery workers out 18 distributing houses affected 600 workers affected in foundries and building trades union reports barbers bakery and confectioners mostly idle 29 trolleys and buses halted as volunteers seek restoration efforts by Meyer Dale Cary to resume transportation to all

Ion Dowin AFI Sisty Kungler Meat Packing Company Lancaster-York Herrisburg-Hanover Brewery Workers Union Moulders Union Building Trades Council Transi Meyer Dale Cary

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