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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1951

Page

5

Elks Bridge Tournament Winners Listed

Howell system used at four table play of the fifth session of the B P O Elks tournament held in the Judge rooms last evening. High scorers were Walter Scott and L A Rossin who placed first. tied for second were Theodore Hubley and W A Dyckes and E Graham and Claude Messenger.

Whe Howell B. P.O. Elks Walter Scott L A. Rossin Theodore Hubley W. A. Dyckes E. Graham Claude Messenger

Hadacol Restores Railsmith Ben Nix After Run-Down Years

Ben E. Nis Sr of Little Rock Arkansas, a 27 year railroad veteran, credits Hadacol with restoring his health. He describes initial disbelief, then improvement after the first dose, noting vitamins B1 B2 Niacin and Tron in Hadacol and his renewed appetite and energy.

Ff Ben B. Nis Ringo Little ‘Rock Arkansas Ben E Nix Mr. Nix Hadacol

Catholic Daughters Hold Potluck Dinner Meeting

Catholic Daughters of America held a Thursday evening pot luck dinner with a floral centerpiece and door prize. Mrs J F Needham presided at a brief business session. Mrs Donald Tate reported 51 from a bake sale. They discussed an April 6 event at St Edwards School and a March 4 communion at St Elizabeths Church.

Catholic Daughters of America J. F. Needham Grand Regent Donald ‘Tate St. Edwards School St. Elizabeth's Church Donald Nantes Katrin

Legion Auxiliary Regular Session Sets Upcoming Activities

The American Legion Auxiliary met at the North Center street post home with 20 members present. Plans were announced for a six week mother craft class starting March 2 and a Tri County Colonnels meeting the same day at Wesleyville. They aim to send a local girl to Keystone Girls Camp and seek American Legion school medals. A bingo party on April 8 was proposed with Frank Gravino as chair. The next meeting is March 8.

Wesleyville Auxiliary Keystone Department For American Legion Legion Frank Gravino P. Willis

Wrights Welcome Son From Clymer Hospital

A son was born late yesterday afternoon to Mr and Mrs Howard Wright of Clymer at Gerry Hospital. The report notes another newborn son to Mr and Mrs Richard Hand of 408 East Smith Street and a third son born last evening to Mr and Mrs Andrew Martin of 21513 Marion Street at Corry Hospital.

Howard Wright Clymer Gerry Hospital Richard Hand East Smith Street Christine Neilson Andrew Martin Marion Street Corry Hospital

Corry Jamestown Mfg Corp Dinner At Hotel Corry

A 60 person Corry Jamestown Mfg Corp dinner gathered at Hotel Corry Comy Room with David A Hillstrom as host. Attendees included department heads foremen and staff who enjoyed a steak dinner and an informal program. Mr Hustsam spoke on civil production to defense output and the outlook for the mixture.

Corry-Jamestown Corry Corry-Jamestown Mfg. Corp Gorry David A. Hillstrom Hustsam Contern

Columbus Grange Hosts TV Variety Show Planning Meeting

Mr and Mrs Merle Page hosted Columbus Grange committee members to discuss a TV Variety Show to be held at Corry Senior High School. N E Dodd acted as show chairman and tentative plans were laid for a future meeting and public date to be announced.

Page Home Merle Page Columbus Columbus Grange Apel Corry Senior High School N. E. Dodd Page Aia

Contract Club Hosts Winners At Graham Home

Miss Eileen Graham entertained her contract bridge club last evening at her Graham home. Mrs. H. Martin Keppel and Mrs. Arthur Treat were the ward winners. Dessert and coffee followed the play. The group will meet next with Mrs. C. A. Hillstrom of Gould Street.

Contract Club Graham Home H. Martin Keppel Arthur Treat Eileen Graham Contract Bridge Club C. A. Hillstrom Gould Street

College Club To Meet Next Monday Evening

Edinboro guest speaker Aine Douvette will address the College Women's Club at the Monday session on leathercraft. Hostess Miss Hileen Graham of West Congress Street will welcome members at six o'clock. Chair E S Hawkins leads a large committee including Mrs. Bracken, Mrs. Butters, Miss Dahlstrand, Mrs. Edwards, Mr. Ewing, Mrs. Guignon, Mrs. Hammond, Mrs. Heerleity, Mrs. Burkitt and Mrs. Dingle.

College Club Aine Douvette Edinboro College Women's Club Hileen Graham West Congress Street Bo’eluck E. 8

Bridal Shower for Miss Virginia Miller Before March Wedding

Miss Virginia Miller was honored at a bridal shower hosted by her aunt Mrs. Sam State. The event featured games and contests with prizes awarded to Mrs. Donald HouserMrs. Ralph Bailey and Mrs. Donald Gates. Gifts came from friends in Erie Span tansburg Elgin and Corry.

Virginia Miller Harley C. Reed Sam State Donald Houser Ralph Bailey Donald Gates Coletta Schramline Wilma Burlingame Gwendolyn Reed Edith Fenno Miller George Washington Erie Spantansburg Elgin Corry

Washington Birthday Noted by D A R Chapter

The D A R local chapter gathered at Mrs Jessie Newton s home to honor George Washington s birthday with colonial costumes and a Betsy Ross and the Flag pageant. Mrs Joseph Clair presided and a social hour followed with refreshments by Mrs Hernes and Mrs George Boyd. The group plans to meet March 1 at Mrs Horton Davis s home.

Washington George Washington Daughters of the American Revolution Jessie Newton Joseph Clair National Deense Committee H. A. Gilbert Betsy Ross Fsm Barnes Merrill Lillie Lyle Stranahan Hernes George Boyd Lillie Stranahan Horton Davis At & P.m

Beth Israel Sisterhood Meeting Raises Funds at Rummage Sale

The Beth Israel Sisterhood met at Mrs Barach’s West Washington home led by President Mrs Milton Zalaeck. About $65 was realized from the rummage sale and attendees enjoyed bridge canasta and refreshments served by Mrs Barach.

Beth Israel Sisterhood Barach Home Beth Terael Sisterhood Harry Barach West Washington Street Milton Zalaeck Barach

Grace Sickler and Thomas Smith Tie Wedding in Warren

Grace Mae Sickler of Spring Creek and Thomas Scott Smith of Franklin wed last evening at the Sickler home with Rev. Jordin Cole officiating. The couple will reside at 10 Franklin Street, Warren, with Mrs. Smith employed at Warren State Hospital and Mr. Smith at Irwin Manufacturing in Garland.

Grace Mae Sickler Spring Creek Thomas Scott Smith Franklin Parsons Kenneth Sickler Sickler Jordin Cole Cole

Blue And Gold Banquet At Lutheran Church

Cub Pack 181 held a Blue And Gold Banquet at the Lutheran Church with 125 cubs and families attending the 6 30 dinner. Awards were given for achievement. new leaders joined the pack and Ivan Downey previewed the Scout-O-Rama.

Lutheran Church Bienna Wallace Cady Robert Davis David Vari Tasvél Walter Bowdi Ivan Downey Chester Slodewitk Edinboro Alfred van Dresar Shim Warren

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