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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1952

Page

5

Spring Creek Items Of Interest

The Sportsmen's Club met in Town Hall James Stewart named secretary replacing resigned Ted Pondell About 8% attendance Archie Hunter of Warren showed a moving picture about Pennsylvania Tom Felton and committee served doughnuts and coffee Fox hunt planned for January 20.

Sportsmen's Club Town Hall James Stewart Ted Pondell Archie Hunter Warren Pennsylvania Tom Felton

Engaged: Leona Barton to Rishard Anderson in Damastown

Mr and Mrs Lee G Barton announce the engagement of their daughter Leona Na son to Rishard J Anderson son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Anderson of damastown The couple are both graduates with ties to Warren War ren Jamestown and Logan institutions He served in the Marine Corps in World War II and remains in the active reserve The wedding is planned for the near future.

Metrothal Lee G. Barton Wayne Street Leona Nason Rishard J. Anderson Joseph Anerson Damastown Miss Barton Warren High School Warren Conservatory of Music Jamestown Business College Anderson Ran Comy Senior Logan Chtropractic College Marine Corps Active Marine Corps, Reserve Near Futuire

Former Resident Kinney Weds Sgt Tavierson in California

Miss Georg ia Kinney daughter of Mr and Mrs Georgy Kinney of Lynwood California former resident of this city married Sgt Harold F Tavierson of Compton California Recently Kinney visited Sb Corry at home of Mr and Mrs Gerald Parsons Geraldine Parsons was among the guests at the wedding held at the Baptist Church Compton and the reception at the Kinney home

Ge0isia Lauan Ktiney Georgy M. Kinney Lynwoimt Calif Hirold F. Tavierson Compton Miss Kinney Sb Corry Gerald Parsons Geraldine Parsons Baptist Church Kinney

Spaghetti Dinner Set by American Legion Auxiliary

February 16 date chosen for a public spaghetti dinner served by the American Legion Auxiliary. Mrs. A. J. Latia named chairman as committee appointments are arranged. The auxiliary met at the Legion Post Home with Mrs. Robert Smith presiding and approved a year end report and a donation for the National Defense Conference. Post men joined the ladies for a lunch of goulash wafers and coffee after adjournment, with next meeting set for January 24.

American Legion Auxiliary A. J. la Tia Legion Post Robert Smith Legion State Department

Emmanuel Guild Met in Regular Parish Hall Session

The EmmanuelGuild met yesterday afternoon in the Parish Hall for a routine business meeting. Devotions were given by Mrs Vel ls Monre, president, before the discussion. The next regular meeting is scheduled for February 14 with Mrs A A Ferns and Mrs Charles Kromas as hostesses.

Emmanuel Guid Emmanuel Dpiktopal Church Vells Monre Guild A. A. Ferns Charles Kromas

Class Meeting At Haight Home Hosts Social Event

The J. O. class of the First Presbyterian Church met at Mrs. Cleo Haighs Marion street home with 15 members present. Routine business and social games with prizes to Mrs. Ethan Garter and Mrs. Al Yangsens followed by gingerbread whipped cream and coffee refreshments. Next meeting set for February 14.

Haight J. O Presbyterian Church Cleo Haigh Marion Street Ethan Garter al Yangsens

Mrs. Clifford Casler Heads Columbus Aid Mus

Mrs. Clifford Casler was elected president of the Columbus Ladies' Aid at a meeting at Mrs. DeForest Bind Jey’s home. Other officers elected were Mrs. Frank Betts as vice president Mrs. J A Thompson as secretary and Mrs. Clare Gordon as treasurer. Plans were made to redecorate the parsonage for a new minister expected in February. Refreshments followed. The next session will be at Mrs. Andrew Christensen’s home on February 14.

Clifford Casler Columbus Aid Mus Columbus Ladies’ Aid DeForest Bind~ Jey Frank Betts J. A. ‘Thompson Clare Gordon Andrew Christensen

C D A Meeting Reports Charitable Efforts and Plans

The C D A held its regular meeting on Thursday evening with Mrs J F Needham leading the vigil and Mrs Leo Hoylen the grand regent conducting. Anna Shields reported on the Apostolate for the aged and 26 shut-ins received Christmas gifts. the group plans a film show at St Edward's School and urges P T A members to attend. Cookbooks were completed and available from members. the meeting closed with a prayer and will reconvene January 24 for a social gathering. The evening’s committee included Mrs Walter Sweet chair and several other members listed.

C. D. of A Tate John Bittner JF. Needham Leo Hoylen Grand Regent Anna Shields Alfist Christings P. "Ta St. Edward's School Walter Sweet Joseph Gronosta Mary Elien Bell Harry Paulson Alfred Morrison Mary Hand William Sway Lyle Saxton Rita Hand Leo Hywlett John Potocki

Spring Creek Grange Elects Committees at January Meeting

Spring Creek Grange No 286 held its regular session at the West Spring Creek Town Hall with 20 members present. The master appointed the refreshment committee for three months and named the finance committee, then a literary program followed. A Richards Fund collection yielded $7 as cookies and coffee were served. The next meeting is set for January 24.

Watam Graybill Spring Creek Grange No West Spring Creek Vohmntests Bernard Porter Howard Johnson Thomas Felton P. V. .Eafferlin Johnson Richards Fund Grange

McCray Church W S C S Meets At Stultz Home

Mrs Joseph McCray led the de Yotions and Bible study during the McCray Church W S C S gathering yesternoon at Mrs Sam Stultz's home. Hostess Ladd Lewis assisted, followed by a luncheon of fruited jello cake and coffee. The next meeting will be a dinner at the Community House on February 14.

Helping Hand Club Elects Officers At Belping Meeting

The Belping Hand Club held a morning meeting at the I O O F Ball to elect officers for the year. Mrs Harvey Love Janes led the session in the absence of the president and vice president. Officers elected were Mrs H D Houpin president Mrs A Pier vice president Mrs Walter Deyean secretary and Mrs F O Beall treasurer. After a noon dinner a quilt was tied and the group scheduled to meet again January 24.

Belping Hand Club Harvey Love- Janes Reonald Carter Tri Rose Cocke H, D. Houpin A. Pier Walter Deyean F Oh Beall

Cootlette Club Holds Routine Session

GeNY Davis chaired the CuoHethe Club No. 102 meeting at the Garden Room of the V. FW. Past, Home on West Washington street. Routine business was transacted and plans made for the February 14 session. Light refreshments were served.

Geny Davis Wraybags CuoHethe Club V. FW West Washington Street

Mayville Area Riding Clubs Host Dinner

Mayville clubs including the Russell Y-Har-0 were entertained at a dinner last evening. Mr and Mrs Albert Fox and daughter Per gy of Colm Uils were absent. A new club formed at lunch and the next session on February 14 will feature the Triangle Club of East Springfield.

MayVie Sa Wie Clib Mayville Albert Fox Pergy Colm Uils Russell

Legion Members Elect 3 Directors

The Elmer O. Currier Post American Legion elected Richard Bachomer Stewart Long and Arthur Cohen to three year or unexpired terms. The board will meet at 9 30 tonight to plan the coming year. Commander Henry Wheeler named William Moir to be delegates chairman for the year.

Elmer O. Currier American Legion Richard Bachomer Stewart Long Arthur Cohen W. A. Redmond Board of Direntors Tis Henry Wheeler William Moir Delivities

Management Club to Hear Jan 24 Speaker

Miss Annette Snapper of Milwaukee will speak on world conditions at the Management Club January 24 at the Hotel Cheyney. She has traveled to Europe including Italy Greece Switzerland Great Britain Norway and Holland. A vote of members on important business is also planned.

Pormfit Formfit Annette Ma Sumper Nireellor Pabst Brewis Co Mawaukee WHHL Cony Management Club Chey Paul Stroup el Dirselor Snappey Tiveler Will Spenke Europe Durie Hese Thily Greece Fruite Swizerland Great Brindh Norway Hulland Sue Frauen Britain Miss Snapper

Funeral Mass Today for Miss Mary T. Hines

A requiem mass was held at St Thomas Church this morning for Miss Mary T. Hines at 8 30 with Rev Franc J Gravisili celebrant. Interment was in the church crypt and several local and visiting mourners attended.

Mary T. Hines St Thomas' Church Mies Franc J. Gravis Byavken Eatluy Panema Edward Hopkink Ann Doh O'Brien Albert Cartas James Sllivat Bennets Charles Clark Greenvill Mary O'Brien Nora Nantes Mr. Hess Molly Heustis Ari Mg Bess Wingerler Erle Mary Ruphersberg Titueville Esther Cantburg Cleveland

Court test may define who pays estate transfer tax in Pennsylvania

A court test may decide whether the buyer or seller pays Pennsylvania's new one percent real estate transfer tax. The Revenue Department says the law is unclear as the case centers on the transaction at The New Inn.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania State Revenue Department

Tax patch eyed to boost Pennsylvania state revenue

A plan in Pittsburgh aims to raise about 24 million dollars in two years by taxing property deeds. The Revenue Department will push counties to collect the tax at recording, targeting roughly 198 000 transfers last year. Official collectors may keep a commission of up to one percent of handled property values.

Revenue Department Pennsylvania State

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