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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1952
Page
5
Present, Mrs. James MacInnes and Miss Lena St. Clair. Prizes were won by Mrs. EB, Wi Holt, Mrs. Horton J. Davis and Mrs. Olin W. Bracken. The hostess served salad refreshments following the card play.
Immediate Past President James M. Harter opened the session with thanks for support during the past year. Lt. Governor Frank Normin led the induction of Harry Barach as president, with remarks citing Marshall Field’s Twelve Things to Remember as guidance for the year. Officers listed include Barach president, Harper immediate past president, Hall vice president, Weber secretary, and Johnson treasurer. Directors inducted are Clark, Graham, Grice Jr., Lynn Rice, Raymond Seastead, Nelson Thompson, and Philip Zalaneck. Additional items include group singing and various local social notices and travels of members and guests.
The annual congregational meeting of the First Presbyterian Church was opened with prayer by Rev. Paul F. Bauer. Officers and trustees were elected and a $10,000 travel program completed. class of 1955 members named as officers and trustees. The session remembered ten members who died in the past year and closed with benediction.
Yesterday afternoon at the I C G F Hall the Women’s Relief Corps installed officers led by Mrs. Florence Bates as president and Miss Pearl Hill joining as a new member. The group postponed a Brookville Home box packing planned for January 17 and announced a potluck dinner at noon.
The Neighborhood Club met at Mrs. Charles Cook’s West Frederick street home last night. Guests Mrs. Louella McGee and Mrs. Havlie Snapp attended. Mrs. Lyle Shreve was honored on her birthday. Prizes went to Mrs. Ruth Weidner and Miss Myrtle Adam. Meetings plan for January 17 at Mrs. Mary Stafford’s West Smith street home.
Wheelock Community Aid elected Van Tassel as president at a regular meeting. Other officers chosen were Mrs Charles Kennedy as vice president Mrs Leland Crossout as secretary Mrs Harold Dougherty as treasurer Mrs Charles Bughee as chaplain Mrs Wayne Hopkins as cards chairman and Mrs Robert Merritt as mower chairman. Past President Mrs Crosscult led the session and Mrs Frank Harvey and Mrs Leon Van Tassel led prayers and readings. The hostess served fruit salad cake and coffee. The next meeting on January 24 will feature a tureen dinner and salad yeast breads and rolls instruction by Mrs Nadia Hamilton of Ete.
A son arrived early this morning to Mr and Mrs John Roush of North Glymer at Corry Memorial Hospital. A daughter followed to Mr and Mrs James Castello of 34 Vine Street also at Corry Memorial Hospital.
Thirty five members attended The Women at The Moose last evening led by Senior Regent Mrs Jessie Mason. The group planned buying new emblems for officers and committee chairmen and invited co workers to the Mid Winter Conference set for January 27. Corry members to open with ribald as Mrs John McLaughlin arranges January 11 Child Care Chapter Night. Attendance award went to Mrs Sydney Geertson.
Terry Allen Darnofall celebrated his fourth birthday on Saturday with a party hosted by his mother Mrs Walter Darnofall. Guests enjoyed party games, favors of lollipops and balloons, and refreshments including chocolate milk ice cream and birthday cake.
Stanley E Anderson served as guest speaker at the Brokenstraw Valley Chapter D A R monthly meeting held at Mrs. Frank Loveland home on Park Street. His talk covered propaganda including Russian propaganda and the Voice of America, which the group enthusiastically received before refreshments and a social hour. The meeting adjourned shortly after nine.
Mrs Carl McHattie hosted the card club gathering at her home. Refreshments were served by the hostess before adjournment. The next meeting date was announced for February with plans for the clinic event and entertainment by Robert Lowi.
The 500 Club met with Mrs. Harry Paulson Jr at Pleasant Street on a Wednesday evening. All members attended. Prizes in the card games were won by Mrs. Joseph Huressl, Mrs Ernest McMichael and Mrs. Wilbur Whitehead. A supper of buns, bulls, bolts and other items was enjoyed, and Mrs. Whittheatl will host the next Bruty meeting in two weeks.
Mrs Howard Ross hosted a bridge club gathering at her Raymond Jens home last night. Mrs J Bredintey and Mrs Ross shared top honors with Mrs Mary doutiet winning the special prize. Mrs dourdet will host the club at the forthcoming 27th meeting.
The Columbus Home Extension Group met in the school cafeteria on Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Robert Johnson presiding. Members covered covering lamp shades with cloth paper and other materials. The next meeting will be at Mrs Raul Sachar’s home on January 16 at 1230 to finish the shades.
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