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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1955

Page

5

Lydia Circle meets at home for Grace theme and bake sale

The Lydia Circle of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at First Methodist met Wednesday at Mrs. Ira Miller's home on North Center. Devo tions and a lesson from Jeep Trac were given, followed by a dessert lunch. They adjourned to meet February 2 at Mrs. Ernest Royer’s home.

Methodist Lydia Woman's Society of Christian Service First Methodist Church Ira Miller North Center Street Willis B. Brown A. L. Foster Brown John Mitchell Miller Vinnie Fuller Bertha Stockton Ernest Royer Esther Wendell Gage East Smith Street Benjamin Skinner Skinner Harry Parker West Smith Street

Holstein Club Elects Officers at Private Meeting

The Holstein Club met at the Swart home to elect 1955 officers. Merle Dodd was named president, Richard Frisket vice president, and Myron Ludwick secretary treasurer. Ludwick was appointed state meeting delegate. Lindell Benedict and Roy Swart join the show committee.

Warren County Systeinlub Roy Swart Merle Dodd Richard ‘Frisket Myron Lugwick Ludwick Allan Lindell Allan Benedict Arvid Gruber Benedict Trisket

Stufflebeam Heliker Betrothal Made Known

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stufflebeam of R. D. 1 Grand Valley announce the engagement of their eldest daughter Freda Mae to Leonard Melvin Heliker of R. D. 2 Spartansburg. Miss Stufflebeam is a senior at Youngsville High School. No date has been set for the wedding.

Stufflebeam-Heliker Fred Stufflebeam Grand Valley Freda Mae Leonard Melvin Heliker

Harbor Half Ladies Aid Elects New Officers

Harbor Half Ladies Aid met for an all day session hosted by Mrs. Rupert Morris of R D I with 10 members, 3 visitors Pauline Lindstrom, Mrs. Keith Fralick, Mrs. Earl McCray. Mrs. Oscar Vance became president and Mrs. Oscar Lindstrom vice president with Mrs. Guy Fralick reelected secretary treasurer.

Harbor Half Ladies Aid Rupert Morris Pauline Lindstrom Keith Fralick Earl McCray Morris Lewis Jewell Oscar Vance Oscar Lindstrom Guy Fralick Jewell Lewis Allen Elwin Chelton Allen Lyle Chelton Ethel Ae Jews

Women’s Relief Corps Officers Installed at Grange Hall

Mrs Clifford uindon was installed as the new president of the Women’s Relief Corps at the Grange Hall. Officers installed by Mrs Henry Hui included senior vice president Mrs George Hurlburt, junior vice president Mrs Loretta Belden, chaplain Mrs Marjorie Brown, conductor Mrs Wesley Willis, guard Mrs Walter Pergard, secretary Mrs Charles Newman, press correspondent Mrs Frank Goring, musician Mrs Carl Fredell, assistant conductress Mrs Hendy Bals, and assistant guard Mrs Florence Bates. Color bearers Mrs Earl Munn, Mrs John Long, and Mrs Merle Haskell were absent and will be installed January 20. Light refreshments preceded adjournment and a tureen dinner is planned for January 20.

Women’s Relief Corps Clifford Uindon Women's Relief Corps Grange Hall Henry Hui George Hurlburt Loretta Belden Marjorie Brown Wesley Willis Walter Per Guard Charles Newman Frank Goring Carl Fredell Hendy Bals Florence Bates Earl Munn John Long Merle Haskell

Columbus Men's Club Reports January Meeting

The Columbus Men's Club held its January meeting at Town Hall with 16 members present. The group prayed together, reported Christmas lights funded by volunteers, and noted $17 in balance for next year’s project. A 1955 program was proposed, officer elections postponed, and surplus food allocations explained for the Columbus fire department.

Columbus Men's Club Town Hall Ight Albert Sandburg B. T. Lines Arthur Hill Paul Trisket Carleton Curtis F. Lowe Edwards J. H. Reagle Lester Howles Columbus David Curtis Corry

Memorial Hospital Birth Announces Tony Amoroso

Tony Amoroso was born this morning at Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Amoroso of Centerville. The mother is the former Gladys Steenrod. The family lists Wr as the reference and notes 7 daughters and a 24 son in the household.

Aid Ss Thomes Smith Centerville List Yeenyeee Tony Amoroso Amoroso Gladys Steenrod

Burgess Hosts Corry Ministers and Wives

Mr and Mrs Arthur Burgess of East South Street hosted last evening for Corry area ministers and their wives. Attendees included Rev and Mrs Merriman Rev and Mrs J B Kelly Rev and Mrs Hi Ray Harris Rev and Mrs Bradley T Lines Rev and Mrs Robert De Boer Rev and Mrs Paul F Bauer Rev and Mrs Howard Stull Rev and Mrs J Leon Maneval Rev and Mrs Elmer Ortner and Lt and Mrs Walter Crouch. The evening featured parlor games led by Burgess and a humorous tale by Rev Merriman, designated Court Jester of the Ministerial Association. Dainty refreshments of cake coffee and ice cream were served.

Arthur Burgess Arda East South_street Corry Merriman J. B. Kelly Hi Ray Harris Bradley T. Lines Robert de Boer Paul F. Bauer Howard Stull J. Leon Maneval Elmer Ortner

Mrs Donald Nantes Hosts CGG Club Bridge Night

Mrs Donald Nantes entertained the CGG Club with two tables of contract bridge at her home 472 East South Street. Awards went to Mrs Donald Hall, Mrs Nantes and Mrs Harold Cragg. Dessert refreshments followed. Mrs Hall will host the club in two weeks.

Donald Nantes CGG East South Street Donald Hall Nantes Harold Cragg Hall

Local Bridge Club Meets at Snyder Circle Home

Members of a local bridge club gathered last evening at Mrs Joseph Mooney s Snyder Circle residence. Two tables of contract yielded prizes to Mrs Joseph Pitcavage and Mrs Rosario Caruso while shrimp salad rolls relishes cookies tea and coffee ended the pleasant evening. Mrs James Hammond of North Center street will host the group in two weeks.

Joseph Mooney Snyder Circle Joseph Pitcavage Rosario Caruso James Hammond North Center Street

Women of the Moose Hold Regular Meeting

The Woman of the Moose regular meeting met in lodge rooms with Miss Agnes Lynch chairing and Miss Katheryn Kirin conducting. Twenty members attended as letters from Roxanne Hansen and Dorothy Alam were read. plans for a midwinter conference in Bradford and a future bake sale and Valentine card party were announced.

Women of the Moose Agnes Lynch Katheryn Kirin Roxanne Hansen Hamot Erie Dorothy Alam Mooseheart Bradford Ritus Andrew Hansen College of Regents Corry Bertha Carwin Joseph McConnell IOOF Charles Thompson Red Cross Kirin Gail Dewey Harold Gale Ruth Clark John A. Metaueiain

Elect New Officers At Wheelock Aid Meeting

At the Wheelock Community Aid meeting hosted by Mrs Frank Harvey 17 members elected officers for the year: Mrs Charles Kennedy president Mrs Leonard Edwards vice president Mrs Raymond Root secretary Mrs Leland Crosscut treasurer Mrs Robert Williams chaplain and Mrs Harold Dougherty assistant chaplain. Cancer dressings were organized and refreshments served. The next meeting on January 20 will be hosted by Mrs Edwards with a dressmaking class led by Mrs Rachel Hogan at 1 p.m.

Wheelock Aid Wheelock Community Aid Frank Harvey Wayne Hopkins Leon van Tassel Charles Kennedy Leonard Edwards Raymond Root Leland Crosscut Robert Williams Harold Dougherty Edwards Rachel Hogan

Spring Creek Aid Elects Officers at Hostess Meet

Mrs Harold Eddy hosted 11 members of the Spring Creek Ladies Aid at her Spring Creek home. Officers were reelected: Frank Kafferlin president Roy Lillie vice president Mrs Eddy secretary and Chandler Mason treasurer. Mrs Lillie led the program with eight readings and a luncheon was served by Mrs Eddy and Mrs Sickler. Next meeting slated for February 8.

Spring Creek Aid Harold Eddy Harold Eady Spring Creek Ladies Aid Spring Creek Frank Kafferlin Roy Lillie Eddy Chandler Mason Lillie Raymond Sickler

Russian historian Eugene Turle dies at 81 in Moscow

The Soviet Union’s leading historian, Eugene Turle, died yesterday in Moscow at age 81. The report notes his long career and influence on Russian historiography and scholarship.

Moscow Eugene Turle Soviet Union

Mrs. Loveland Hosts DAR Chapter Meeting

Mrs. Frank Loveland hosted 18 members and four guests of the Brokenstraw Valley Chapter Day of the American Revolution at 15 Park Street. The session included ritual led by Mrs. Elton Simmons, roll call by Mrs. Arthur Colegrove, and plans for February honoring George Washington’s birthday. New members welcomed included Mrs. Clark Johnston Union City Miss Bonella Gordon Mrs. Robert Garfield and Mrs. Raymond Bachemer. Mrs. James Sinore was elected delegate to the 4th Continental Congress with alternates Lyle Stranahan Roy Swart Walter Auer and 4. R. Clair from Hancock.

Frank Loveland DAR Park Street Brokenstraw Valley Elton Simmons Arthur Colegrove Benjamin Franklin T. W. Whitehead George Washington Clark Johnston Union City Bonella Gordon Robert Garfield Raymond Bachemer James Sinore Continental Congress Lyle Stranahan Roy Swart Walter Auer 4. R. Clair Hancock

Heraldic Art Talk Highlights at Md Meeting

Mrs. Robert led an engaging program on heraldic art and symbolic history. Edith Tunnel displayed coats of arms and historical maps from her New York studio, with guests Mrs. R. J. Fogle Mrs. W. W. Grace and Mrs. Johnston assisting. The session closed with dessert. The February meeting will be at Mrs. Harold A. Gilbert’s home for a social session with members and guests.

Robert Edith ‘Tunnel New York R. J. Fogle W. W. Grace Johnston Harold A. Gilbert

Mrs. T. S. Kelsey Hosts Bridge Club Gathering

Mrs. T. S. Kelsey of Wright street hosted her contract bridge club last evening. Prize winners in the two table game were Mrs. J. Fred Kinley and Mrs. Robert Tunnell with Mrs. Mary Jourfiet taking the special award. A salad course was served before adjournment to February 8 when they will meet with Mrs. Tunnel.

T. S. Kelsey Wright Street J. Fred Kinley Robert Tunnell Mary Jourfiet

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