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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1955

Page

5

Presbyterian Circles Meet at East Frederick Street Home

The Knox Circle of the Presbyterian Women’s Association held its first meeting at Mrs. Walter Loveland’s East Main street home with sixteen members. Mrs. Kenneth Harvey chaired. officers announced include Mrs. Harold Mishler co-chairman and others. Plans were made to aid the Youth Conference dinner on February 3. Devotions by Mrs. Rickers covered Hebrews and the Bible study, with talks on India and reports on the United Christian School at Jullundur and Milal Medical Center. The next meeting is February 14.

Presbyterian Circles Knox Circle Presby’terian Women’s Association East Main Street Walter Loveland Kenneth Harvey Harold Mishler Ralph Vanderhoff Kenneth Burr Wilbur Rickers Loveland W. W. Graham James Harper Rickers India Burr Graham United Christian School Jullundur Mira] Medical Center John Rossbacher Philip Segal Delia Bernard A. V. Cochran East Frederick Street Covenant Circle Presbyterian Women's Association Alfred J. Morrison Ray Weber Helen’ Johnson Walter Krupa Clarence Wallace Florence Amy M. Howard Robert Clough Frosten Person Elmer Sharer Cochran Marion Rumbaugh Morrison Oma

Hospital Auxiliary Holds Dinner and Annual Meeting

The Ladies Auxiliary of Corry Memorial Hospital gathered at the Garden Room of the VFW Post home for a dinner served by Betts Catering. Thirty-four members and guest Edgar Alexander attended as seven past presidents received corsages and the outgoing president Mrs. Robert Curtis handed over duties to newly elected president Mrs. L. Nichols.

Ladies Auxiliary Corry Memorial Hospital VFW Edgar Alexander Betts Catering Service Olin W. Bracken Sr C. M. Howard A. 8. Boag Erie Earl Haight J. Fred Kinley C. A. Hillstrom Robert Curtis Alexander Stanley Malek Perry Mead Bracken Curtis Alton Dahlstrand Mary Higgins Merle Page Robert Grindrod Robert Betz Harold Flowers Lloyd Lundy Grindrod Clinton Pratt J. F. Needham Frank Ames Elizabeth Rogers

BPW Club Plans Reception for New Members

At a recent BPW meeting, plans were made for a reception welcoming prospective members on January 24 at the club rooms. President Mrs Norman Tarbell will chair, with a special session January 18 at 7 30 PM at the Tarbell Dance Studio to finalize arrangements. New standing committees will be announced later. hostess trio Miss Agnes Lynch Mrs Dora Daye and Mrs Ruth Clark served pie coffee and tea. The next regular business session is February 14.

BPW Club Business and Professional Women’s Club Norman Tarbell Tarbell Agnes Lynch Dora Daye Ruth Clark

Stork Shower Honors Mrs. Alfred Ploss at Home

A stork shower for Mrs. Alfred Ploss occurred Saturday evening at 130 Johnson Street hosted by Mrs. Delbert Pross. Twenty three friends and relatives attended with prizes won by Mrs. Lyle Miles and Mrs. Manley Moore. Out of town guests included Mrs. Joseph Fuchs Jr. of Erie and Mrs. Harry Boardman of Bear Lake. A lunch of cake, ice cream, tea and coffee was served. gifts for the mother were arranged in a bassinet.

Alfred Ploss Delbert Pross Johnson Street Lyle Miles Manley Moore Joseph Fuchs Jr Erie Harry Boardman Bear Lake Robert Plosa Columbus

Bailey Baby Born in Spar tansburg

A daughter was born this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs William Bailey of Spartansburg.

Corry Memorial Hospital Mts William Bailey Spartansburg

Honor Fred C Hoenes At 85th Birthday Party

A family dinner Sunday honored Fred C Hoenes on the eve of his 85th birthday with television and visiting after a bountiful dinner. Hosts were Mr and Mrs Cameron Hoenes of Park Street with out of town guests Mr and Mrs Max Hoenes and daughter Carol of Erie attending.

Fred C. Hoenes Cameron Hoenes Park Street Max Hoenes Carol Erie

Hold Registration For Junior CDA Organization

A registration meeting for the Junior Catholic Daughters of America was held last evening at Murphys rooms with 25 girls in attendance. State junior chairman Mrs. Catherine Burkhard of Pittsburgh will attend the first meeting to outline the program and benefits to members nationwide. Girls aged 14 to 17 may join by contacting Mrs. Leo Hooks or any Catholic Daughters member. response requested soon as a final report is pending. Several helpers aided the charity ball, including Mrs. R. Follett and others. A card party is planned for February 14 at the VFW club, with Lloyd Lundy as chair and Curtis, Grindrod, and Miss Higgins assisting.

CDA Catholic Daughters of America Murphys Catherine Burkhard Pittsburgh Leo Hooks The Catholic Daughters R. Follett Joseph Mooney J. M. Morrow Karen Sinare Judy May VFW Club Lloyd Lundy Curtis Grindrod Miss Higgins

Party honors Mr and Mrs Johnson on 40th anniversary

Mr and Mrs O A Johnson of West Church street were saluted at a party hosted by daughters Mrs Ruth Lyon of Buffalo and Mrs John Clark of Linesville. More than 100 guests from Centerville Spartansburg Union City Elgin Warren Jamestown attended. Guests served cake mints nuts ice cream coffee and tea. flowers and gifts were exchanged.

Johnson O. A. Johnson West Church Street Ruth Lyon Buffalo John Clark Linesville Centerville Spartansburg Union City Elgin Warren Jamestown W. B. Stowe W. J. Marsh Lyon Clark Jos Dahl Irvin Young Ecclasion Rand

Miss Bonetta Gordon Heads Weavers Guild in Chautauqua

Miss Bonetta Gordon was elected president of the Chautauqua County Guild of Weavers at a Saturday meeting held at Panama Central High School. New officers include Miss Ivy Duedstrom as secretary and Mrs. L. Hall as treasurer. The guild will charter a bus to Buffalo on January 15 to hear Walter Hausner speak on color dynamics in textile design. local women may call Gordon to reserve seats.

Ave Chautauqua County Guild of Weavers Bonetta Gordon Panama Central High School Ivy Duedstrom Lakewood L. Hall Panama Buffalo Walter Hausner Dallas Tex Miss Gordon

Methodist WSCS Monthly Session At First Methodist

The Woman's Society of Christian Service group at the First Methodist Church held a regular monthly meeting in the church parlors. Mrs. J. B. Cogan led devotions on stewardship from Genesis 30, with Mrs. James Donaldson and Mrs. R. Lawrence Davison speaking on family life and prayer. Mrs. Donaldson discussed Parents Teachers of Religion while Mrs. Burgess presented a film on family life and money.

Methodist Wscs Woman's Society of Christian Service First Methodist ‘Church J. B. Cogan James Donaldson R. Lawrence Davison

Senior Hi Y Club Met At Y Rooms Last Night

The Cony Senior Hi Y Club met at the Y rooms to hear Attorney William Peiffer speak on citizenship. A discussion on college education followed. Plans were made for a roller skating party swimming party and a peanut sale to be sponsored soon. Mrs Donald Strachen will be guest speaker at the next meeting in February. Cake tea and coffee were served after the session by Mrs Frank McKnight Mrs Elizabeth Nellis Miss Barbara Roberts and Mrs Fred Miller of the Orpha Circle.

Y Rooms Cony William Peiffer Ing Donald Strachen Sesson Frank McKnight Elizabeth Nellis Barbara Roberts Fred Miller Orpha Circle

New York Central Declares 50 Cent First Quarter Dividend

The New York Central Railroad board approved a 50 cent per share dividend for the first quarter, payable March 10 to holders of record February 4. The payout resumes after a long gap since 1931. last dividend was 50 cents in January.

Srest NEW York New York Central Railroad The Central

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