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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1942

Page

5

Baptist Women Hear Fine Travel Talk at West Church Street

Mrs. J Belman hosted the Baptist Ladies Fellowship at her West Church Street home with Mrs. Ralph Carroll leading devotion. Missionary letters were read and plans made for a dinner at the church for the Independent Baptist Churches meeting. Miss Lotta Bonsteel recounted her Mediterranean cruise, detailing cities and people, followed by a salad lunch. Mr. and Mrs. A V Cochran returned from Erie after an afternoon away.

Lotta Bonsteel

Personal mentions of local residents in brief itinerary notes

Personal notices list Mr and Mrs E Hawkins of Mott Street departing for Bradenton Florida to spend weeks. Ralph S Dewey district superintendent attends a meeting in the Old City. Mervyn M Nast travels to Miami Beach then to New York City for Nash Company spring buying trip. Mrs Berneice Hulyped Miss Frances Maher Mabel Schell and Mrs Laura B Hersch arrive for a D A reception banquet at Hotel Corry. Sarah Burrows visits Mrs Marret Rounds on West Main Street.

E. &. Hawkins Mott Street Bradenton Fln Ralph Dewey Old City Mervyn M. Nast Miami Beach Fls New York City Nash Company Berneice Hulyped Frances Maher Hane Mabel Schell Meadville Laura B. Hersch Titiville Hotel Corry Sarah Burrows Youngsville Marret Rounds Weal Main Street

Annual Meeting of Lutheran Church Set for Friday

The annual congregational meeting of Lutheran Church will be held Friday evening at the church in Lonworvow. A thirteen hymner will be served at 10 o'clock by the Won of the church. During the meeting, reports from various organizations will be presented, and two councilmen will be elected.

Lutheran Church Sf Unl Titreen Dhymer

Kids Love Cookies from Rumford Kitchens

A young baker uses Rumford Kitchens to make cookies. She creames sugar, adds egg and flour with baking powder and salt, then folds in raisins and orange rind. Cookies drop from a spoon onto a sheet and bake at a moderate oven for about 12 minutes yielding many treats.

Rumford

Party Honoring Mrs Chester Potocki at West Wayne Street

A gathering hosted by Mrs Michael Kowalski at her West Wayne street home honored Mrs Chester Potocki. Guests included Mrs Edward Linsky, Mrs Charles Bailey, Mrs Andrew McKeith, Mrs Catherine Flavynlist, Mrs Susan Butcher, Mrs John Kowalski, Mrs John Potorki, Mrs Lea Howlett, Mrs Laurie Leber and the Misses Irene Kovach, Katherine Wjotasek and Sophie Kowalski. Cards were played and a luncheon served, with gifts presented to the honoree.

Michael Kowalski West Wayne Street Chester Potocki Lauri Leber Irene Kovach Katherine Wjotasek Sophie Kowalsk

Club Members Guests of Mrs Arthur Pitts

Mrs Arthur Pitts hosted a five hundred luncheon at her West Wayne Street home attended by Mrs Waller McElroy Mrs Dorr Clark and Mr William Johnson Jr Others included Mrs John Sheehan Mrs Edward Jerome Mrs Glenn Dickson Mrs Merle Kolstee and Mrs CO M Hughes Mrs Pitts served a Hessert course. Mrs Hughes will entertain the group at her West Washington Street home next Thursday evening.

Artie Pitts West Wayne Street Waller Me Elroy Dorr Clark William Johnson, Jr John Sheehan Edward Jerome Glenn Dickson Merle Kolstee CO. M. Hughes

Mrs Taylor Honored At Birthday Party

A Tuesday birthday celebration honored Mrs Beulah Taylor with a full evening of activities. Five hundred games yielded awards for Mrs Alice McMillan and Mrs Lawrence Nichols while guests included Mrs Jennie Roy Mrs Wil nm Havel Miss Louise Whiteley Miss Evly Taylor and others. Refreshments followed later in the evening.

Beulah ‘Taylor Alice McMillan Lawrence Nichols Jennie Roy Wilnm Havel Louise Whiteley Evly Taylor Charles Kirch Kenneth Kirch Gertrude Schadell Tilliancox

Sunday School Plans Attendance Contest Dinner Guests

The senior department of the Presbyterian Sunday School, including teachers and officers, were guests of Mrs. A. F. Kinles's class last evening for a spaghetti dinner at the church. Afterward the group discussed the planning of an attendance contest.

The Presbyterian Sunday School A. F. Kinles

Benefit Party By Eastern Star Plans Fundraiser

The Corry Chapter No 17 of the Eastern Star will host a benefit party at the Masonic Temple on Friday January 23 at 8 o clock. Proceeds go to the Red Cross, aiding an ambulance purchase. Committee chair H C Wolfe and Mrs D Wa joii handle reservations. A Past Matrons Night featured Mrs Velma Moore and Mrs Raymond Barnes sang Any Bonds Today as officers served refreshments to 45 members.

Eastern Star Corry Chaptet Masonic Temple Red Cross Basin St H.C. Wolfe Chiarman D. Wa Joii

Lutheran Aid Society Names 1942 Officers

The Lutheran Aid Society met at the church for its regular gathering with hostesses Mrs. Roy Street, Mrs. J. A. Lonston, and Mrs. George Nagil. Officers elected for the year: Mrs. Merritt Bun, president. Mrs. L Wayner, vice president. Mrs. A. A. Merker, secretary. and Mrs. D. A. Hillstrom, treasurer. Plans were set for sewing for the regular activity Tuesday afternoon. refreshments were served.

Christening Party at Butryn Home Noted Guests

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Butryn hosted a christening party for their infant son Edward. Attendees included Mrs. Joseph Dombrowski of Tamistown, Miss Julia Bistfy of Dunkirk, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Yaratch of Dowell Hill, and Mrs. Floyd Gourney of Clijuen.

Butryn Michael Butryn Edward Joseph Dombrowski Tamistown Julia Bist Fy Dunkirk Joseph Yaratch Dowel Hill Floyd Gourney Clijuen

New Angles On Zigzags Stripes and Circles

New Angles On Zigzags Stripes and Circles by Lucrece Hudgins looks at how stripe orientation and patterns affect appearance. Vertical stripes add height, horizontal widen, and wide or uneven stripes can distort. Large patterns with circles and florals draw attention and can increase apparent size, while dots flatter since they slim.

Lucrece Hudgins Washington Jan

Party Honors Recent Bride Mrs W Dahl at South Center

A party last evening honored Mrs W Dahl nee Leda Baccus as guest of honor at the Dahl residence on South Center, with gifts presented to the bride. Guests included Ellen Sagildls of Bear Lake and several local women, desserts and refreshments were served by the hostess.

W. Dahl Leda Baccus Aorbert Dahl South Center Sixnet Dahl Ellen Sagildls Bear Lake Gust Dahl Sidney Geertson Fred Mille Theresa Fox Betty Jane Dahlshand Tya Webber Twila Nichols Dern Picviedi Helen Berry Grines Lhfe

Guffey and Ross-Lawrence Clash Over State Endorsements

Lawrence, a former state bar official, opposes endorsing candidates by the state committee, predicting a comfortable majority for endorsing policy at its February meeting. Guffey argues the endorsement rule preserved party equity amid machine raids, but now seems obsolete due to voting machines and new dynamics.

Lawrence Dingors Washington Guffey State Committee

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