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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1954
Page
5
Canasta Club Guests Of Mrs Charles Stewart
Mrs Charles Stewart of East Pleasant street hosted her canasta club at her home last evening. All members attended and Mrs John A McLaughlin won the prize for card play. Light refreshments were served before the gathering ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canasta Club
Charles Stewart
East Pleasant Street
John A. McLaughlin
Stewart
Presbyterians Host Circle Meeting and Rotary Guest Speaker
The Geneva Circle of the Presbyterian Women's Association met at Mrs. John Rickers home with 14 members and one guest Mrs. Glenn Steadman. Officers for the year were named and Bible study announced focusing on Acts. A Rotary Club session featured Abe L. Cohen of Erie as guest speaker, and the club voted to purchase a $15 Christmas Seal bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rickers
Geneva Circle
Presbyterian Women’s Association
Glenn Steadman
Chris Christensen
Wilbur Rickers
Hazel Merker
Miss Smith
John R. Scaford
United States
Anderson
Pedro Sarinano
Mabel Mi Sheibley
Lawrence McCray
Percy Corbin
H. P. Mishler
Kenneth Burr
Abe L. Cohen
Erle
Rotary Club
Hotel Corry
L. P. Baker
Cohen
Charles Parsons
Erie
Howard J. Miller
Halford Arrison
Newell Beckwith
Beckwith
Scout Committee
Aero Foremen Club Football Films Shown By Coach Lou Hanna
The Aero Foremen Club met last evening at the American Legion Post on North Center street. Lou Hanna presented football game films with running commentary. A short business session chaired by President Ralph Siefert named officers for election and installation at a later date. Siefert also reported on the National Association of Foremen meeting in Milwaukee. The Legion Auxiliary prepared and served a buffet luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aero Foremen’s
Lou Hanna
Aero Foremen’s Club
American Legion Post
North Center Street
Hanna
Ralph Siefert
National Association of Foremen
Milwaukee
Legion Auxiliary
Winter activities planned by Beta Sigma Phi Epsilon Phi
Beta Sigma Phi Epsilon Phi Chapter met with Mrs. Ernest Emmons Jr. 16 members attended under president Mrs. Alfred Morrison. The group voted a $25 donation to cancer research and tentatively set a January 19 roller skating party at Corry Rollerway with tickets from Miss Rita Hand. Lena Cohen attended. Mrs. Clinton Pratt led the program. Mrs. Emmons helped host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varius
Epsilon Phi Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Ernest Emmons Jr
East Main Street
Alfred J. Morrison
Cancer Research Fund
Corry Rollerway
Rita Hand
Clinton Pratt
Lena Cohen
C.T. Pierotti
Emmons
A. J. Morrison
Golden Links Class Met With Mrs Ernest Royer
A Golden Links Class gathering of the First Methodist Church was held last evening with 18 members and one visitor. Mrs Irvin Young led devotions, roll call answered with Hope, and plans were made for a Valentine party on February 8 at the home of Mrs Earle Hasbrouck. Contests provided entertainment and desserts were served by committee members Mrs Roger Mrs Blanche Barnes Mrs Mary Jewell and Mrs Minnie Nichols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Ernest Royer
East Main Street
Irvin Young
Earle Hasbrouck
Liberty Street
Roger
Blanche Barnes
Mary Jewell
Minnie Nichols
Knitty Knitters Form In Essex Street Home Meeting
A knitting club named the Knitty Knitters formed last evening at Mrs. H. Lamb’s Essex street home. Miss Virginia Taylor was elected secretary-treasurer and weekly Tuesday meetings were set. Hostess and her daughter Mrs. William Pierson served gingerbread and coffee before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A-knitting
Owe
Good Friends Club Meeting At Mrs Munn’s Home
Last evening the Good Friends Club met at Mrs. Munn's home with Mrs. Robert Proctor as a guest. Prizes in the 500 game were won by Mrs. Homer Taylor and Mrs. Martin McGraw. Refreshments included holiday salad, crackers, relishes, angel food cake and coffee. Next meeting set for January 26 with Mrs. Walter Pier at 316 Marion Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ims
Pari Munn
St. D
Good Friends Club
Robert Proctor
Homer Taylor
Martin McGraw
Munn
Walter Pier
Marion Street
Rehoboth Class Holds Monthly Session
The Rehoboth Class of the Evangelical United Brethren Church met with hosts Mr and Mrs Harold Carlson at 28 East Congress last evening. Delmar Lundeen led the business session and announced 210 dollars had been paid toward the carpeting fund, with an additional 100 dollars voted. Mrs Lloyd Harvey led devotions on Peace. Refreshments included Pineapple upside down cake tea and coffee served by the Carlson family Ruth Lyons and Harold and Mrs Harold Lloyd. Mr and Mrs Ivan Downey to host February 17 at their Wayne Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rehoboth
Harold Carlson
East Congress Street
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Delmar Lundeen
Lloyd Harvey
Carlson
Ruth Lyons
Harold Lloyd
Ivan Downey
Wayne Street
Steel-Age Club Dinner Meeting Last Night
Steel-Age Foremen's Club members met at the Phoenix Hotel for venison dinner provided by O. A. MacClintock. Howard Hutzelman presided as 26 members attended the business session and officer nominations. Elections occur soon. next meeting will install officers in February with guest Mr. Hudson from Emporium. A Westinghouse color sound film Energy Is Our Business was shown before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix Hotel
O. A
MacClintock
Howard Hutzelman
Hudson
Emporium
Westinghouse Corporation
Sophomore Tri-Hi-Y Plans Older Girls Conference
A Sophomore Tri-Hi-Y meeting in IX rooms outlined plans for the Older Girls Conference to be held in Corry in April. They also arranged a swimming party for next month. Games and dancing followed with light refreshments. Miss Sue Griffith, counsellor, attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Sue Griffith
Will Dingfelder Is Honored At 70th Birthday Party
Will Dingfelder, 78, was celebrated at a family gathering Sunday afternoon marking his 70th birthday. About forty relatives attended at the Dingfelder home and enjoyed visiting, television, and refreshments. A purse of money was presented to the guest of honor, with attendees from this vicinity Mayville Cutting and Youngsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Dingfelder
Dingfelder
Mayville
Cutting
Youngsville
Birthday party for Mary Elizabeth Mc Chesney
A birthday party honoring Mary Elizabeth Mc Chesney aged nine was held at her home 232 Mead Avenue. Nine guests attended a spaghetti dinner with salad rolls and birthday cake and ice cream. Prizes were given for clay molding won by Carol Leone Marilyn Martin and Barbara Burton. Favors included balloons and mint cups in pastel colors. Mary Elizabeth received several gifts from her friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. McChesney
Mary Elizabeth McChesney
Mead Avenue
Carol Leone
Marilyn Martin
Barbara Burton
Mary Elizabeth
Local Births Reported at Corry Memorial and Stem Hospitals
A daughter was born this morning to Mr and Mrs Albert Coons R D 1 Corry area. A daughter arrived yesterday morning to Mr and Mrs Luke Sherlock R D 3 Spartana burg with Mrs Sherlock formerly Dorothy Watson. A daughter was born yesterday morning at Stem Memorial Hospital Union City to Mr and Mrs Herbert Combs of Union City. Mrs Combs is a former Corry resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Memorial Hospital
Albert Coons
R. D
Luke Sherlock
Spartanaburg
The
Sherlock
Dorothy Watson
Stem Memorial Hospital
Union City
Herbert Combs
Combs
Corry
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