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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 29, 1956

Page

5

Mrs E Craig Moore Feted At Birthday Party

Mrs Rudolph Katulich hosted a social evening at 212 West Pleasant Street in honor of Mrs E Craig Moore. Attendees included Miss Florence Miller and many local residents. Door prize went to Mrs Bisbee. Refreshments were served. Moore received several gifts. Helen Jones returned from Tucson after a two week visit with Mr and Mrs W M Anderson. Charles Keating left for several weeks in St Petersburg Florida. Bruce Thomas and wife returned from a trip to Leesburg Florida to visit their son.

E. Craig Moore Rudolph Katulich West Pleasant Street E. Craig¢ Moore Florence Miller Theodore Amoroso Philip Amoroso William ‘Temple Erna Nelson Shirley Kinny Paula Bisbee Ethel Turben Paul Kundracik William Bases Helen Jones Tucson Ariz W. M. Anderson Carry Charles P. Keating West Frederick Street St. Petersburg Fla Bruce Thomas Second Avenue Leesburg Richard

Jolly Eight Club Plans Dance After Dinner Party

The Junior Jolly Eight Club met at Miss Carol Betts home in West Pleasant street for a luncheon and to plan a future dancing party. Miss Betts and her mother Mrs Glenn Betts hosted ten girls with spaghetti salad pop and ice cream. Previous meeting guest Miss Agnes Sutton of West Washington street received a light snack after the business session.

Jolly Eight Club Carol Betts West Pleasant Street

Milton Dahl Hosts Gleaners Class Meeting at Home

The Gleaners Class of the First Methodist Church met at Mr. and Mrs. Milton Dahl's Franklin Street home with 14 members. Elwin Fuller led the business meeting, Mrs. Carroll Crowell gave devotions on Faith, and light refreshments followed. Next hosts will be Mr. and Mrs. William Durham of Wayne Street on March 27.

First Methodist Church Milton Dahl Franklin, Street Elwin Fuller Carroll Crowell William Durham Wayne Street

Scout Camp Committee Plans For Ensuing Year

A Girl Scout camp committee met Monday evening at Mrs. Norbert Bahomedee's home to map publicity for this year's day camp. Union City has secured four staff workers including a registered nurse from Ohio Wesleyan University. Staff training starts in May for interested youth leaders. Lutre M. Bachomner showed films from last season's camp. the committee will meet again on April 30.

Norbert Bahomedee Mead Glen Union City Ohio Wesleyan Univesity Re M. Bach Omner

Corry High School Students Speak At Rotary Meeting

Two Corry Area High School students addressed the Rotary Club at the Hotel Corry. Thirty seven members attended a dinner in the Corry Room. Sharon Hansen and Mary Jane Hillstrom spoke about Europe trips and the YMCA World Conference in Paris last summer, with a brief YMCA history. A directors meeting followed.

Rotary Corry Area Rotary Club Corry Elmer A. Ortner Sharon Hansen Mary Jane Hillstrom Paris Miss Hansen Europe

Dessert Bridge Party Hosted by Mrs Mooney

Mrs John Mooney of Park street hosted a dessert bridge last evening for her bridge club. Two tables played and awards went to Mrs Harold Brown West Earl Haight and Mrs Walter Blair. Mrs Haight will entertain the club in two weeks at her East Smith street home.

Mooney John Mooney Park Street Harold Brown West Earl Haight Walter Blair

Births at Corry Memorial Hospital Names and Addresses

A son was born yesterday morning to Mr and Mrs James Hammond of 514 North Genter street in Corry A son born yesterday afternoon to Mr and Mrs Malcolm McGinnis of 516 East South street A daughter was born early this morning to Mr and Mrs John Kornikoski of 4 Snyder Clrote at Corry Memorial Hospital

Corry Memorial Hospital James Hammond North Genter Street Malcolm McGinnis South Street John Kornikoski Snyder Clrote

Red Cross Directors Hold Monthly Meeting

Nine members of the American Red Cross board met in chapter rooms for the monthly session. Frank Dodd presided as vice chairman. resignation of disaster chairman George Orcutt was accepted. Reports noted 14 home service cases in January and 57 attendees at a kickoff for the annual fund. Next bloodmobile visit is April 10. A home nursing course is planned, with enrollment through Mrs Baldwin. The next chapter meeting is set for March 27.

Red Cross American Red Cross Frank Dodd Don Williams State Council Pittsburgh Nike George Orcutt Home Service Committee Williams William A. Leahy Olin W. Bracken Jr Kathryn Shay

Mrs Arthur Cochran Hosts Quilt Club at East Frederick Home

Mrs Arthur Cochran of East Frederick street entertained eight Quilt Club members last evening. A tureen dinner preceded sewing and visiting. Mrs Mary Matson will host the group next on March 13.

Arthur Cochran East Prederick Street Quilt Club Mary Matson

Officers Elected For New Conelway PTA

The organizational meeting of the Conelway Parent-Teacher Association elected officers and set the stage for coming events. Mrs. Robert L. Mercry was named president with Sam Stultz as vice president, Coletta Boutwell as secretary and Wayne Hopkins as treasurer. Dr. L M Douglas, superintendent, spoke on PTA work and committees were formed for upcoming refreshment duties at the open house.

New Conelway America Maneval L. M.douglas Corry Ivan Miller Roland Hasbrouck Walter Dingfelder PTA Wero Robert L. Mecray

WCTU Meeting Held At Mrs Eva Spicer’s Home

Women’s Christian Temperance Union met at Mrs Eva Spicer’s East Main street home with 21 attendees. Irene Mountain led devotions on The Bible and Health from Psalm 119, readings and a poem, group singing, and a program on Frances Willard’s life. A playlet and piano solos finished the event before benediction and refreshments.

WCTU Eva Spicer Women’s Christian Temperace Union Oa Spicer East Main Street Irene Mountain C. A. Johnson Steel Russell Clark Flven Inter Floyd Johnson Frances B. Willard Frank Whiteley Clark Clarke Spicer Robert Shannon Boston

PTA Meeting Recap Cites March 20 Date For Next Session

The group was greeted by the host and invited to view the new school. Mrs. McCray and her committee served cookies tea and coffee to the large gathering. The next PTA meeting is scheduled for March 20.

Founders Day Noted At Concord PTA Meeting

Concord PTA held Founders Day with Marguerite Nichols reading the PTA prayer and Nag salute. Russell Clark sang two songs with his wife on piano. talks by Mrs J B Cogan and others followed. Attendance award won by Brown’s room. refreshments served. Next meeting set for March 27. Labor party founder Arthur Hayday dies in Nottingham at 86.

Concord PTA Marguerite Nichols Ted Howard Rebnberg Russell Clark J.B. Cogan George Tay Helen Brown Brown Peter Glayis

President To Bid For Second Term

Eisenhower considers running again with Nixon as potential running mate. He indicated a decision would come during a televised address and did not close the door to other candidates. Reporters queued at the Indian Treaty Room as the conference began, with many questions about his health and term plans.

Sinesnues Savus Ordt Fle Eisenhower Nixon White House State Department Tem

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