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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1951

Page

5

Lutheran Fellowship Sleigh Ride Heads to Dahlstand Visit

Twenty five members of the Lutheran Fellowship League of St. Pauls Church enjoyed a social hour and refreshments at the East Smith Street home of Mr. and Mrs. Alton Dahlstand after a sleigh ride. Refreshments were organized by Mrs. John Street and Mrs. Viola Nollinger with rice, hot rolls, relishes and cotter. Entertainment was provided by Raymond Seastead and Charles A Williams. The group plans its February 16 meeting at an announced location.

Lutheran Fellowship Lutheran Fellowship League of Raymond Seastead Charles A. Williams Cruaders Washington School David Simmons Den Terry Williams Zane Nobbs Order of the Wolf Fred Broughton Order of the Lion James Nichols Order of the Bear Harold Miles James Clark Charles Haenel Richard Drace

Ward Employes Fete Mrs Raymond Cathers Farewell

A farewell party at the Montgomery Ward store celebrated Mrs Raymond Cathers who is leaving to join her husband at the Army hospital in Battle Creek Michigan. The Bast Bond street home of Mrs Lester Lewis hosted 12 attendees with prizes awarded to Mrs Mabel McLean Mrs F A Slattery Mrs Sadie Shout and Mrs Gather.

Gather

Initiation and mass marks D A C court meeting

The local Court Conception No. 35 D of A held an initiation last evening in their rooms with a rosary led by Rev. Francis J. Graves. Mrs. JF Needham installed 15 new members. A Fatima playlet featured Miss Mary Ann Scholton and others, with talks on unity and charity. About 75 members attended. plans announced for a February 10 bake sale and a February 11 mass. Several community members are noted for travel, visits, and forthcoming weddings and rehearsals.

C. 0 Francis J. Graves No. 35 D. of A JF. Needham Our Lady of Fatima Mary Ann Scholton Blessed Mother Jamies Sullivan Bily Bachomer Kathie Scholton Thooyas Valentine Kathie Hoylen Julia Zepka Mary Hand John Maloney Malek Norbert. Ander Arthur Lita Thompson Fatima C.D Amotto F. Leo Jones Erie Court Lucille Berst Erie Jones Berst John Taylor Needham Agnes Lynch Leo Mulderick Hotel Corry John A. Blatt Tehearsal Mary Ellen James H. Jansen Church of St Thomas the Apostle Thomas Jansen Francis J. Grives Johm Disant Megey Jetter Oil City Rose Maury Lahr Tadiena Regis Burns Pittsburgh Thomas Mead Washington, D. C Miss Blatt Mr. Jansen

Legion Auxiliary Plans Activities At February Meeting

Mrs. Harry Burton presided as 30 members met at the Post Home. They voted to send $2 to the department for the national Security program and announced more mother craft classes. Plans were laid for a spaghetti supper February 10 from 5 to 8 at the Legion Home, tickets available from members or at the door. The next meeting February 8 will be a joint session.

Pred Haenel Bert Weldon Eugene Davis

Helping Hand Club Plans February All-Day Meeting

Mrs Ronald Carter presided over a Thursday afternoon Helping Hand Club gathering at the I O O F Hall. Members quilted for Meadville orphans home and enjoyed a tureen dinner. Committees included Mrs Charles Cook and Mrs Harvey Loveland. Next session is February 8.

Helping Hand Club Ronald Carter I. O. O. F. Hall Meadville Charles Cook Harvey Loveland

Sciota Aid Elects New Officers Thursday

The Sciota Community Ladies Aid met for an all day session with Mrs Homer Kolster Howie 4. A bountiful dinner ender was served to 44 members and friends. Officers elected: Mrs Archie Hurlbut president Mrs Kolstee vice president Mr Wilbur Camp secretary assistants Mrs Miller and Mrs Bernard Green treasurer. Read thank you cards from ill members and hospitaled friends and voted to give 10 to March of Dimes. Quil work progressed and one quilt completed. Next meeting February 1 at Mrs James Kolstew Route 2.

Seiota Community Ludtes Aid Homer Kolster Howie Archie Hurlbut Kolstee Wilbur Camp Miller Russell Briggs Bernard Green Nike James Kolstew Route 2

Men's Brotherhood Banquet at Evangelical United Brethren Church

The father and son banquet by the Men’s Brotherhood at Evangelical United Brethren Church drew over 200 attendees on North Center Street. Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Leon VanTas served a chicken dinner to guests, with Rev. H. Ray Harvis delivering the invocation and Rev. Leo McGaughey leading devotions. G. T. Bergman acted as toastmaster, Donald Bagley gave the fathers’ toast, Jerald Lansberry offered the response, and Chester Slodawick provided entertainment. Concluding prayers were offered by Rev. Arthur Storer.

Men‘s Brotherhood Men’s Brotherhood Evangelical United Brethern Clurch North Center Street Clark Leon VanTas Ladies of the Missionary Society H. Ray Harvis Leo McGaughey Edwards Chapel Mark's Corners G. T. Bergman Donald Bagey Jerald Lansberry Chester Slodawick Brie Mr. Lansberry Keith Fenton

Club honors at Snyder Circle party for Mrs Lloyd Thomas

Mrs Nellie Albaugh entertained her 500 club at Snyder Circle home Wednesday evening where awards went to Mrs Walter Pier Mrs Robert Proctor and Mr Alan Peterson. The birthday of Mrs Lloyd Thomas was honored with salad and birthday cake. The group will meet February 7 at Mrs James Haslet's home.

Lloyd Thomas Walter Pier Robert Proctor Alan Peterson Nellie Albaugh Snyder Circle James Haslet

Canasta Club Meets at Halfast Home on West Church Street

Mrs Halfast of West Church Street hosted the canasta club and guest Mrs Vee Lindsley at her Halfast home on Wednesday evening. Awards went to Mrs Charles Munn per Mrs Everett Eastman. Dessert and coffee concluded the evening. A date for the next meeting will be announced later.

Teem West _Church street Canasta Club Vee Lindsley Charles Munn Everett Eastman

Contract Club Hosts Mrs H J Davis in West Congress

Mrs Horton Davis of West Congress street entertained the Thursday bridge club last evening at her home. Prize winners were Mrs Abeons Lindsleysdes, Walter Scot, and Mrs Olin W Bracken. A salad course was served. No date for the next meeting was set.

H. J. Davis Horton Davis West Congress Street Abeons Lindsleysdes Walter Scot Olin W. Bracken

Lyceum Woodwind Ensemble Performs at Senior High School

An all-stay instrumental group The Woodwind and Brass Ensemble presented the Lyceum Course second show at Senior High School. Four skilled musicians—pianist marimbist chorinist and trombonist—delighted a large crowd with symphonic classical popular and novelty numbers. Rosamond Jones specific talents drew praise for technique and stage presence. Notable selections included The Ritual Dance of Five and Clare delhine Stardust, plus a simultaneous multi-number novelty piece showing ensemble versatility.

Lyceum Seconth Was Rosamond Jones Clare Delhine Slyvias Stardust

B-5 Club Honors Members Birthdays at Mead Avenue

The B-5 club honored Mrs Charles Willett and Mrs Edwin Cole with a Wednesday birthday event at Mrs William Randall's Mead avenue home. Members played audition bridges, with prizes won by Mrs Floyd Cummings and Mrs Henry Hicks. Cakes and ice cream were served and the group plans another gathering at Mrs Lyle Watrous' home in two weeks.

Charles Willett Edwin Cole Mead Avenue William Randall Floyd Cummings Henry Hicks Lyle Watrous

Introducing Asa Williams Born to New Cumberland Couple

Asa, born to Mr and Mrs Frank J Williams of New Cumberland on Friday January 1. The mother is the former Maric Flanigan of this city.

Asa Frank J. Wiliams New Cumberland Maric

Regimen of 28th to be presented flag at Attbury Camp

An American flag sewn by a Frenchwoman will be presented to the 10th Infantry Regiment tomorrow at Camp Atterbury Indiana in a division review. French Consul M. J. Wala will receive the flag from Madam Racinn of Sarton in appreciation for the liberation of the French town. The flag commemorates World War II entry into Sarton and the town’s liberation.

Eres Atterbury Ind

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