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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1951

Page

5

Contract Club Meeting Hosted by Mrs Hall with Winners Named

Mrs. Harry Hall hosted a contract bridge party with two table play last evening. Prizes went to Mrs. Percy Corbin, Mrs. Mary Jourdet, and Mrs. J. Fred Kinley. The next meeting is set for March 5 at Mrs. Corbin’s home. The Santa Fe trail linked Independence and Westport to Santa Fe as a loose network of Indian trails.

Contract Club Harry Hall Contract Bridge Club Percy Corbin Mary. Jourdet J. Fred Kinley Mareh Sth Corbin Independence Westport Santa Fe

Wedding Plans For Marilyn Jean Aiken And John Munson Aiken

The wedding party and plans for Marilyn Jean Aiken and John Munson Aiken were announced by Mr and Mrs Clarence Wallace of 620 West Pleasant Street. The ceremony is set for Saturday March 10 at 4 PM at the First Presbyterian Church with Rev Paul Baler officiating. The bride will be attended by her sisters as matron of honor and bridesmaids, while James Aiken serves as best man and several Pittsburgh residents are among the ushers.

Aiken-Wallace Marilyn Jean John Munson Aiken Clarence ‘Wallace West Pleasant Street Evelyn ‘Aiken Cleveland Arthur Allen Saxonburg First Presbyterian Church Paul Baler L. F Bulow Pittsburgh Dorothy Wallace Beverly Walters Detroit James Aiken Leo Bulow Walter Kelly

Auxiliary Dinner Meeting Recap with Plans and Guests

The Y Auxiliary held a sauerkraut supper for 20 members and eight guests. Committee members were Mrs C A Mountain Mrs Charles Stewart and Mrs Bruce Thomas. Arthur Burgess reported on Meadville TH Hi meeting UN Sally Ruffner and Wilma Rae Tngram were chosen for the Harrisburg meeting. A white elephant sale and tea towel shower are planned for March 19 with arrangements by Mrs Lester Lopus Mrs Donald Watson and Miss Helen Spencer.

C. A. Mountain Charles Stewart Bruce Thomas Arthur Burgess Meadville Sally Ruffner Wilma Rae Tngram Harrisburg

Navy Mothers Club Meets at I C O F Hall

Navy Mothers Club met last evening with Mrs WityMe Watcrell presiding. Members completed bed pads for the Soldiers and Sailors Home in Erie. Prizes were won by Mrs Carl Peterson, Mrs John Gilmore, Mrs Harvey Loveland and Mrs Mitchell. A light lunch was served. next meeting is March 5 to make Jap robes.

WityMe Watcrell Navy Mothers Club I. C. O. F. Hall Soldiers and Sailors Erie Douglas Rovelle Carl Peterson John Gilmore Harvey Love~land Mitchell Carl Highy Royal Messenger

Local Pioneer Families Welcome Newborn Sons

A son was born last evening to Mr and Mrs Joseph Naddy of Spartansburg at Cony Hospital. Another son arrived early this morning to Mr and Mrs Allin Wright of Spring Creek. A third birth occurred this morning to Mr and Mrs Thomas Fairs of 2311 South Center at Corry Hospital.

Joseph Naddy Spartansburg Cony Hospital Allin Wright Spring Creek Thomas Fairs South Center Corry ‘Hospital

Sauerkraut Dinner Planned by O B S Public Chapter

Mrs Kenneth Spear chairs a sauerkraut dinner on Monday February 26 from 11 to 2 in the Masonic rooms above G C Murphy. Committees were named for kitchen dining room hickets and soliciting with contact points listed for tickets. About 333 999 Indians are noted in the text.

Sposy PB. T. Moray Bert Willams Delbert Robinson Tracy Whitehead Robinson Claude Blanchard J. Donald Watson Dorothy Linendell Gladys Ellsworth

Mrs. Maude Barnes Delivers Washington Biography for Kiwanis

Mrs. Maude Barnes, local civic leader and early American history student, spoke at the Kiwanis Club dinner at the Phoenix Hotel on Washington’s life from family roots to his roles as soldier statesman and farmer. She cited Washington’s leadership amid disunity and shared letters showing his patriotism. James Wells led group singing. Ty announced an Erie club interclub meeting on February 27 with James Harper speaking.

Barnes Kiwanis Maude Barnes Kiwanis Club Phoenix Hotel Harry Barach George Washington Amercan Washington James Wells Janice Johnston Erie Club James Harper Corry

Turnout at Spring Creek P. T. A. Meeting

Spring Creek Township P. T. A. met at the school with 39 new members making 93 total. Programs included a chalk talk by Donald Wharton and a Japan and Korea talk by Bruce Donaldson. plans for a February 23 pie social to raise funds for a Codle stove were discussed. Light refreshments were served after the session.

Spring Creek Donald Wharton John Murarek Japan Korea Bruce Donaldson Tese P.T. A Gwen Armitage Everelt + Eastman John Logan Chandler Masui Marchard

Male Chorus Dinner Marks Eighth Anniversary at Elks Lodge

The Associated Male Chorus of Pennsylvania held an eighth anniversary dinner at the lodge grill for about 60 people including chorus members wives and guests Mr and Mrs Richard Bachomer attended as hosts Merrill Patterson newly elected president acted as master of ceremonies with officers Brito Ellsworth Paul Dwyer and others introduced The group sang recorded music and showed films then planned a May 5 concert at Strong Vincent High School Erie with Lynn Rice and William Johnson arranging the event.

B. P. O. Elks Lodge Indies Lode Richard Bachomer Sach Tadies Merrill Patterson Brito Ellsworth Paul Dwytt Lon Rhines Howard Sheen Lynn Rice Paull Packo Robert Barto Pan Packo William Johnson Patterson Sheen Pennsylvania Strong Vincent High School Erie

Readers Meeting Delivers States of Presidents Study

At a Monday Readers gathering eight members and one guest discussed the home states of U.S. presidents. The group met at Mrs. Dahlstrand’s East Smith Street home, with Mrs. Nagel and Miss Mather leading a program on the Declaration of Independence and the U.S. Constitution preamble.

U.S F. B. Sullivan East Smith Street A. F. Dahlstrand W. E. Phillips George Nagel Lena Mather U. S

Anniversary Party At Jerome Home

Mr and Mrs Edward Jerome of East Pleasant street were surprised Saturday evening by 28 relatives for their 23rd wedding anniversary. Music singing and visiting followed by a buffet supper. Gifts and three cakes were given. Guests from away included Mr and Mrs Walter McCray and son of Warren Mr and Mrs Rennie Weidner and family Mrs Arthur Hicks and family of Buells Corners Mr and Mrs Chris Maker Mr and Mrs Paul McCray Mr and Mrs Phillip Northrup and Mr and Mrs Clarence Nichols and family of Spartansburg.

Joseph Hughes Fourth Avenue Navy Lockport Rhode Island Erie Jam Hughes Mabel Regrut Cily Greyhound Terminal Courtersville Ind Clarence Madison Grand Street Paul Gray Gray Joseph Consolo Railroad Street Ray Stearns Warren C. W. Pangborn Jamestown Robert Fleming North Center Street John Street Robert Catlin Cleveland Thomas Maloney John Godaard Mary Katherine Thomas Buffalo Edward Wolcott Maloney Mott Street Goda Roger Haight Earl Haight East Bond Street U.S. Navy Great Lakes Minois Ellsworth Holt Linda Jerome Home Edward Jerome East Pleasant Street Jerome Walter McCray Rennie Weidner Ar*thur Hicks Buells Corners Chris Maker Paul McCray Phillip Northrup Clarence Nichols Spartansburg

Mentor Club Explores Washington Plan Makers

Mrs Ethel Patterson hosts 16 members as they discuss the trio of Enfant Thornton and Blot who planned and built the national capital. Miss Lillian Bates leads the session with Mrs Ralph Blakeslee presenting historical note on Kingston stone houses. Maude Barnes to entertain in two weeks. Equatorial Earth circumference listed as 24 903 39 miles.

Mentor Club National Capital Washington la Enfant William Thornton Andrew Blot Ethel Patterson Joseph R. Clair Maple Avenue Lillian Bates Ralph Blakeslee Kingston, N Maude Barnes North Center Street

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