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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1951

Page

5

Rotary Dinner And Rehearsal At Hotel Corry

Rotary Club session at the Hotel Corry drew 44 members and one guest Patrick Ivangelista of Syracuse. A minstrel practice was held for the March 26 27 high school performance to raise funds for the Corry Memorial Hospital pledge. The Atlantic Ocean depth noted as 30 246 feet near Puerto Rico.

Rotary Rotary Club Hotel Corry William Leaby Patrick Ivangelista Syracuse Corry Memorial Hospital

W. C. T. U. Guests At Mrs Patterson Home

An all day W. C. T. U. meeting at Mrs. Charles Patterson’s East Irving street home featured devotions by Mrs. L. L. Van Tassell and a tureen dinner. Members sewed afghans and robes for veterans hospitals with five robes nearly finished and a Florida letter from Mrs. Ethelyn Chase read by Mrs. Floyd Johnson. Next meeting set for March 9 at Mrs. N. J. Kline’s home.

Charles Patterson East Irving Street L. L. van Tassell Ethelyn Chase Florida Floyd Johnson N. J. Kline

Mrs Bracken Hosts Card Club Evening at West Pleasant

Mrs. Robert Bracken of West Pleasant street entertained her card club with two tables of contract last evening. Mrs. Bracken, Mrs. Arthur Treat, and Mrs. William Guibleton were high scorers as refreshments of lemon bisque ice cream and coffee were served. The club will meet again in two weeks.

Robert Bracken West Pleasant Street Arthur Treat William Guibleton

Presbyterian Circles Plan Sales and Events Across March

The Covenant Circle met with Mrs. Paul Bauer hosting a bake sale for March 16 at the Gift Shop and a year round jello sale. Mrs. Glenn Steadman named bake sale chair. nursery care for March assigned. Lenten devotions from Titus shared. March 20 host planned. Geneva and Westminster circles held meetings with ideas to raise treasury and sales of aluminum foil dishcloths and plastics. The Atomic Energy Commission was ordered to start production of the H-bomb on January 21, 1950.

Covenant Circle Paul Bauer West Park Place Alla Bauer Glenn Steadman J. A. Murray Spartansburg Elmer Sharer Steadman Treasury Geneva Circle C. W. Bracken Hubert Heerlen Lawrence Dous Jas Brotherhood George Thompson J. Donald Watson Walter Auer Howard Targatt Russell Briggs Merle Page Ways Ang Medius Airolé Debert Robinson Alta Bauer Rev. Sauer Paul Auer Briggs Robinson East Smith Street Witherspoon Sincle Rosé Fehrman North Center Street Ralph Vanderboff Persy Corvin Israel Harold Flowers Adelé McCray C. M. Howard Felilmen Ethel Patterson Walter Rath Boston Mest Austin The Atomic Energy Commission

Miss Phyllis Peterson Bridal Shower Highlights Social Event

A bridal shower for Miss Phyllis Peterson, fiancé of Fred Jackson, was hosted by Mrs. Milton Zalaneck with 30 guests. Prizes in bingo were awarded to several attendees. spring florals and a bridal cake decorated the display as gifts were presented.

Phyllis Peterson Fred Jackson Milton Zalaneck Canusta Bingo P. Anderson Ray Amy Philip Zalzneck Mary DeLily Patricia Blanchard Alice Melunétu Peterson George Young Youngsville

P. W. Club Dinner Meeting Monday

A potluck dinner preceded a brief Sussess meeting at Miss Lillian Murray's home attended by 18 members. A Cochranton club letter invited attendance at its anniversary dinner with reservations due by March 6. Next meeting set for March 12 with Mr Fred Beall leading the business committee. light refreshments followed a social hour with canaste.

P. W. Club B.P.W Lillian Murray Mary DeLury B.P.W. Club Cochranton Donald Hall Fred Beall

Card Club Hosts Mrs Bower and Guests Tonight

Mrs S E Bower of RD 4 entertained her card club and guest Robert Ott at her home last evening. Winners in the contract game were Mrs E H Harmon Miss Harriett Colegrove and Mrs Bower. Hostess served salad rolls relishes and coffee. Mrs James Lewis to entertain next Thursday in March.

Card Club S. E. Bower Bower Whrs Robert Ott E. H. Harmon Harriett Colegrove

Rebekah Lodge Holds Routine Session at Lakewood Hall

Rebekah Lodge No. 140 met last evening in the Lakewood Hall with large attendance. Mrs Elof Dahl presided as noble grand and committee work followed by refreshments. next session set for March 8.

Vietiun Rebekah Lodge Lakewood Elof Dahl Noble Clarence Cox Gerald Miller

Cub Pack 180 Blue And Gold Banquet at Cord School

More than 100 cubs, parents and friends from Cub Pack 180 of Cord School gathered last evening at the school for the Blue and Gold Banquet. Thirty cubs from Fairview School were welcomed by the pack after a tureen dinner. Dr. Kelsey gave a grief talk and presented the charter to Cubmaster Dierald George, as R. Lawrence Davison outlined plans for the Scout-O-Rama in Erie from April 21 to 28, with several local members and leaders planning to attend.

Concord School Fairview School Kelsey Dierald George R. Lawrence Davison Erie

Founders' Day Talk At Local P T A Dinner

Mrs. Henry Mensinger past state vice president of the P T A from Erie spoke at the P T A Council dinner last evening where Junior High School hostesses opened the program. Helen Brown led devotions and James Harper offered vocational program help for Carry schools. A benefit show of The Magnificent Yankee was planned for Rex Theatre text month with Mrs. Zalaneck named chair. Jean Merriman sang Blessed This House with Justine Johnston on piano. Erie district officials Mrs. Faber and Mrs. Roberge accompanied the speaker.

P.T.A. Council Henry Mensinger P. TA Erie P. T. A. Council Mensinger Helen Brown James Harper Philip Zalaneck Rex Jean Merriman Justine Johston Faber Bast Roberge

Birthday Party for Raymond Hemp in West Smith Street

Mrs BR O Hemp of West Smith Street honored her husband with a birthday party Monday night. Ten guests attended sharing cards and visits. The hostess, assisted by Mrs Stanley Bailey, served lunch of sandwiches cake and coffee. Mr Hemp received a fine gift from the group.

Raymond Hemp BR. O. Hemp West Smith Street Stanley Bailey Hemp

Six Convicted of Operating Lottery in Allegheny County

Six men arrested last July in a $4,000,000 numbers racket were convicted. An Allegheny County criminal jury found Anthony Grosso and five others guilty yesterday. The defendants include Helen Lorene and Jeannette.

Associated Press Pittsburgh Allegheny County South Jrmy Anthony Grosso Helen Lorene Jeannette

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