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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1950

Page

5

Silver Links Class Votes Additional Pledge

Mrs. Louis Nye and Mrs. Charles Keppel hosted the Silver Links Bible Class of the Evangelical United Brethren Church for 18 members and seven guests. Devotions led by Mrs. H Ray Harris, business session by president Mrs. Stella Reagle, and a $50 pledge to the church building fund.

Silver Links Louis Nye West Columbus Avenue Evangelical United Brethren Church H. Ray Harris Stella Reagle Bifraup Gladys Can—field Hollywood Betty Nye Gary Henston Charles Keppel West Bend Steel

Mary Alice Humphrey to wed Dominic Tatalone

Mr and Mrs Geoff Humphrey announce the marriage of their daughter Mary Alice to Dominic Tatalone of Erie. The wedding occurred Saturday January 14 in Erie. The Tat alones reside on West 18th Street Evie and both work for Louis Marx Co Erie.

Mary Humphrey Geoff Humphrey Mary Alice Dominic Tatalone Erie

Red Cross Directors Dinner Tuesday Night

Corry City Chapter of the American Red Cross will hold a dinner meeting Tuesday evening January 24 at the Phoenix Hotel at 6 30. After dinner the January board meeting will be held with Chairman Rev Joseph Ri Clair presiding. There are 25 board members and twelve dinner reservations have been made. Reservations should be made by Monday January 23 with executive secretary Mrs Mildred Alfred at Red Cross headquarters.

Red Cross Corry City The America Red Cross the Phoenix Joseph Ri Clair Mildred Alfred

Farewell party for Dr and Mrs Howard Duffield in Corry

Mrs Joseph Furst and Mrs H B Curtis entertained at the Curtis home on East Congress street for Dr and Mrs Howard Duffield who will move to Uniontown. Guests received tumblers as farewell gifts. Refreshments included chicken a la king, pastries, coffee and tea.

Presbyterian Choir Honors Rev Boyd and Mrs Boyd

The Presbyterian Church choir held a farewell party for Rev and Mrs. Boyd at the Tobin home on Matadam road with 26 members and friends attending. After the practice session a scholastic evening was enjoyed and refreshments were served. The group presented the couple a gift.

Presbyterian Choir Boyd Rey Gilbert Boyd Presbyterian Church Choir E. J. Tobin Matadam Road

State Hospital Doctor To Address Concord PTA

Dr. W. J. Schilling of the North Warren State Hospital is to speak at the Concord School PTA meeting Tuesday evening January 24 at the school. The session begins at 8 o'clock with a sound film, a regimental business meeting, and refreshments for attendees. Public invited.

Columbus Aid Officers Installed In Candlelight Session

Columbus Cadres Aid members gathered at Mrs. Jordan Cole's home on Thursday evening as she opened with devotions and installed ten officers for the year during a candlelight ceremony. Mr Clifford Casler was re elected president for another term with Mrs. David Lines as vice president and other officers named. Committees were appointed for membership finance devotions program sewing and publicity. Refreshments followed. the next meeting is planned for March 8 at Mrs Bindley's home.

Mass Reggie Columbus Jordan Cole Clifford Casler David Lines Lottie McGuire Dorothy Grinder Casler Perry Meade Cole Grinder Andrew Thompson Reafle Leslie Dodd Helen Beckwith Clair Gordon Charles Swanson Frank Betts Carlton Curtis Elen Blanshard Forest Bindley Ella Blakeslee Harris Watrous Hillis Upperman

Lindsey Hollow P T A Joins State National PTA

Lindsey Hollow P T A meets to affiliate with state and national Parent Teachers Association. Mrs Ralph Lindsey presides as plans include a bike sale to aid the school treasury. The program centers on safety with songs, readings, recitations, and a guest assembly. The next meeting is scheduled for February 7 at 4.

Lindsey Hollow PT. A Parent Teachers Association Ralph Lindsey William Graybill Zech Aikens Ronald Graybill Robert Birndsey Patti Antiercon Laverne Indsey Jane Triscult Roger Hill Merlin Vanderhol Hutford

Pent Bingo Tuesday Sponsored by Catholic Daughters

C D of A seeks support for a charity bingo party Tuesday evening January 24 at 8 o clock in the C D of A rooms above G C Murphy store on Novik Center street. Miss Lea Hoyle chairs the committee with Frank Karkoski Julia Zepka and other members aiding. Proceeds fund charitable work. Next C D of A meeting is Thursday January 26 at club rooms with Mrs Morton chairing the social session.

Swehen Wy Court Conception No. 35 Catholic Daughters of America C. D Novik Center Street G. C. Murphy Company Lea Hoyle Frank Karkoski Julia Zepka Walter Sweet Clark Lord Arthur Litt Annie McEvey Kathyn Green T.andersoni Cleve Morton C. D. of A

Stanley E Anderson to Address Hospitality Club

Stanley B Anderson will speak to the Hospitality Club at the American Legion Home on North Center Street Tuesday afternoon at 2 o clock. Mrs Joseph R Club chairs the January committee and will preside. The Oberammergau Passion Play in Oberammergau Germany will be explained as part of the program. Refreshments will be served.

Stanley E. Anderson Hospitalit Club American Legion North Center Street Joseph R. Club Stanley B Anderson Oberammergau Upper Ba- Yurk Germany MT. Howard Mo[Clintock Ratheshly

B P W Club Dinner Planned At TO F Hall

Business and Profoss al Worthys Club execs will meets at TO F Hall for a supper. Members asked to bring side dishes. Miss Blanche Beall chairs the committee assisted by Angie Mors Charles Stewart and Tha Austin. Entertainment includes bridge canasta and 500 for the monthly social.

Blanche Beall Angie Mors Charles Stewart Tha “Austin

State Nurse Officer To Speak Here Next Week

Miss Barbara G Schulz associate executive secretary of the Pennsylvania State Nurses Association will address all registered nurses in the city and vicinity on Wednesday evening January 26 at 745 oclock in the undercroft of Emmanuel Episcopal Church She will outline the association work answer questions and describe future programs A subsequent talk is planned for Monday of next week before the Graduate Nurses Club in Union City

Barbara G. Schulz Pennsylvania State Nurses Assocition Emmanuel Episcopal Church Pennsylvania State Nurses Association Miss Schutt Graduate Nurses Clu Union City

Beaverettes Sponsor Sweater Hop at Junior High

Local students enjoyed a sweater hop at the Junior High gym from 8:30 to 11:30 p.m. Miss Janiece Meérdink chaired the Beaverettes event, with Maxine Oberman and many Beaverettes providing music and skits. Chaperones were Mr. and Mrs. Tarbell, Mr. and Mrs. Rice, and F. Lowe Edwards.

Beaverettes Evenue Ollock Janiece Meérdink Maxine Oberman Norman Tarbell H. Lynn Rice F. Lowe Edwards

Concord Community Club Tureen Dinner Friday

Concord Community Club members met at the Community House for a tureen dinner followed by a routine business session led by President Warner McCray. Rev. Jordan Cole offered prayer and screened two religious films, The Puerto Rican Story and Mr Harris Joins the Human Race, with the next meeting set for February 17. Supper committee members named were Mrs Gayle Boutwell, Mrs Frank Culver, and Mrs Lawrence Wade. entertainment duties assigned to Mr Boutwell, Mr Culver, and Mr Wade.

Ulmerth Concord Community Club Warner McCray Jordan Cole Cole Mr. Harris Gayle Boutwell Frank Culver Laurence Wade Boutwell Culver Wade

Hi Neighbor Club Honors Miss Patchen

The Hi Neighbor Club of Cutting held a Thursday meeting at Mrs. Carl Marsh’s home with ten members and three children. They shared a tureen dinner at 1 oclock and honored Miss Ruth Patchen on her birthday with contests and awards to Vernon Humphrey Eth Patchen Devil Humphrey and E K Storer. The next meeting is planned for February 1 with Mrs Marion Way as hostess.

Hi Neighbor Club Patchen Carl Marsh Ruth Patchen Vernon Humphrey Evereth Patchen Devil Humphrey E. K. Storer Marion Way

Newborns Highlight Local Births At Gary And Muskegon Hospitals

A son was born Friday afternoon at Gary Hospital to Mr and Mrs Dolin Kolstes of RD 4. A daughter arrived at Omy Hospital for Mr and Mrs Clayton Webber of Spartansburg. Another daughter, Shirley Aut, was born to Mr and Mrs Edwin Baeasler of Muskegon Michigan in January. Willard Jones and family, former Corghites now in Muskegon, are grandparents.

Gary Hospital Dolin Kolstes Clayton Webber Spartansbure Omy Hospital Shirley Aut Edwin Baeasler Muskegon Mich Willard Jones

Venison Dinner for Penelee Employees Held at Local Office

Arnold Weilacher of Union led a venison dinner for twenty Penelee employees last evening in the basement office area. Mr Zewatsky and Mr Jackson cooked venison with French fries bread and butter cabbage salad and coffee. Afterward the group enjoyed card games.

Penelee Employes Arnold Weilacher Union ¢Éity Zewatsky Jackson

G L Boyd Family To Be Feted Tomorrow

The G L Boyd family will be honored with a farewell tea at the First Presbyterian Church recreation room tomorrow afternoon from 3 to 4. The Boyd family includes Rey and Mrs Gilbert B Boyd and their sons David and Bruce. Rev Boyd, pastor for 18 years, will depart for Kendallville Ind next week to lead the First Presbyterian Church. The Presbyterian Association board of trustees handles arrangements with Mrs J Harold Patterson as refreshment committee chair. Oscar Stevenson, 121 Lemon Street, spending today in James Town.

Wempers Fist Presbyterian Church Torate First Presbyterian Church Boyd Oral Church Board of Trustees Presbyterian Association J. Harold Patterson Oscar Stevenson Lemon Street James Lown

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