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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1949

Page

5

Maneau Society Tea Honors Mrs Byrd during visit

Thursday afternoon about 3 p.m. at the American Legion Home on North Center street hosted by Mrs. Jack Kinney Mrs. Thomas Benim Mrs. James L. Allyn Miss Barbara Ann Keppel and Miss Eileen Graham. Sixty five guests attended the decor featured delphinium clematis water lilies and a swan centerpiece with pink tapers. Tea favors coffee tea sandwiches petits fours and mints were served while several hostesses poured and Mrs Byrd received a camellia corsage. Out of town guest Mrs. Robert Reynolds of Warren Wisconsin attended.

Bidlock American Legion North Center Street William H. Byrd Santa Monica Oalif Martha Elston Jack Kinney Thomas Benim Eve James L. Allyn Barbara Ann Keppel Eileen Graham Join Mooney H. H. Keppel E. Hawkins L. E. Graham Bari Haight Cleve Morton Byrd Robert Reynolds Warren Wis

Sciota Ladies Aid Votes Twenty Five Dollars to Hospital

The Sciota Ladies Aid Society met at Mrs Tyan Heslink's home on Clymer Hill with about fifty members and families. Wesley Gray presided, routine business passed, and $25 was voted for the Corry Memorial Hospital campaign. Devotions were given, and a stork shower honored Mrs Orlo Watrous and daughter Janis Blain as the baby received many gifts. The next session date and place will be announced.

Sciota Aid Scinte Ladies’ Aid Society Tyan Heslink Clymer Hill Pnty Wesley Gray Corry Memorial Hospital Petey Schurman Orlo Watrous Janis Blain

Concord 4-H Girls Report Camp Activities and Leaders

Concord 4-H Girls met at the community grove with new assistant home economics representative Mrs. Nadia Hamilton of Erie and leader Mrs. Howard Hammond. They cooked over a pyramid campfire and enjoyed chocolate mills. Talks by Misses Audrey Triscuit Wanda Aldrich and Pauline Lindstrom covered Camp Kendallshaw near Greenville. Next meeting is July 5 at the Triscuit home at 9:30 PM.

Concord 4-H Community Grove Nadia Hamilton Erie Howard Hammond Audrey Triscuit Wanda Aldrich Pauline Lindstrom Kendallshaw Greenville Triscuit

Corry residents' extended visits to relatives and friends

Long list of Corry men and women returning or traveling for vacations and visits. Names include Arthur Crowell and family from West Smith Street, Miss Lou Crowell, E F Prim heading to Stone Harbor, Charles Cowles from Cleveland, Miss Lucile Murray from Balson Spa, and Audrey Briggs with Virgil Gainer from Washington DC. Also noted are Rev Joseph R Clair returning from Atlantic City and active Red Cross delegate duties, and Wendell Hulings visiting from Port Bragg with a Fourth of July Cleveland trip planned for the Bane Airborne Division reunion. Moments of routine social travel fill this community update.

Arthur Crowell West Smith Street Washington, D Va Lou Crowell Washington Sanitarium and Hospital R. Crowell R. D Corry E. F. Prim Stone Harbor Audrey Briggs Virgil Gainer Washington, D.C A. M. Briggs Boot Wayne Street Bridget Costello Katherine Costello East Church Street Miss Costello New York City Henry Bachomer Maple Avenue Benton Harbor Mich Ben Ochshaffen Sigurd Michelsen Detroit Patrick’ McCarthy Bachomer Charles Haner Paul Gibson Laura Robert Bowers Youngsville Erie Ray Dinefelder William Watson Becka Minneapolis Minn Peter Olsen Dorothy May Missy Norma Jean May West Church Street Arthur Scheppner Clearfield Concord Street F. L. Ford Glendale Calif J. J. Neylon East Pleasant Street Ford Corryite P. L. Ford Delaware Street William Elliott Hank Sally Kathy Patty Gulph Mills Dan B. Taggart East Main Street N. ¥. Elliott Mayville Jack Pickens Cleveland Waterford Robert Nichols Fairhaven Chris Christensen Clymer Wilhelm Andersen

Shower Honors Mrs Ray Bachofner at East South Street

Wells vile New York and city hosts Mrs E K Hauenstein and Mrs Robert Garfield held a Thursday shower for their daughter Mrs Raymond Bachofner at the Bachofner home on East South Street. Fifteen guests attended as progressive 500 winners were Mrs Pat Ayrid and Mrs Santo Leon. Refreshments included individual cakes, ice cream and fruit pinch with pink and white decorations. Mrs Bachofner received a shower of gifts from her friends.

Raymond Bachofner E. K. Hauenstein Wellsvile N. Y Robert Garfield Raysond Bachofner Bachofner East South Street Nfteen Pat, Ayrid Santo Leon

Christensen couple mark 25th wedding anniversary

Mr and Mrs Chris Christensen celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary with an open house at the Christensen home. From 2 to 6 pm and 8 to 10 pm eighty five guests attended. George Christensen hosted. arrangements featured summer garden flowers. Guests from Buffalo Pittsburgh Erie Corry and Clymer attended. Gifts included silver money and flowers.

Wen Swuse Chris Christensen George Christensen Christensen Iva Neckers Milton Deuink Merle Newhouse Alfred Newhouse Leslie Criisch Norman Graser Buffalo Clymer F. G. Campbell Pittsburgh George Durand Erie Corry and Clymer

Presbyterian Choir Enjoyed Picnic Supper

Members of the Presbyterian Church choir and their families joined a three-in picnic at the Summer cottage of Mr and Mrs A McClintock at Pindley Lake. Eighteen attended. Dinner was at seven. The evening included regular rehearsal boating and visiting.

Presbyterian Choir Presbyterian Church Choir A McClintock Pindley Lake

Donor Picnic At Canadohta Lake

A donor picnic organized by the local synagogue at the Zalenecks summer cottage at Canadohta Lake drew thirty four members. Proceeds will benefit the synagogue with a bountiful dinner at six followed by boating swimming bingo croquet cards and visiting in the evening.

Mrs William Roehrig Honored At Stork Shower

Mrs William Roehrig was honored at a stork shower hosted by Mr and Mrs Willard Dyckes at 93 Snyder Circle. Fifteen guests, including Mrs John Radecki and Mrs Robert Rathbun, selected prize winners as games concluded. Refreshments followed with ice cream cake iced tea and coffee served in a pink and blue color scheme.

Myo Ueuise MBS Willard Dyckes William Roehrig Dyckes Snyder Circle Prise John Radecki Robert Rathbun Jerry Rote

Miller couple welcome daughter in Union City

Mr and Mrs Arthur Miller of Union City welcomed a daughter born at Gerry Hospital late yesterday afternoon. The family reported the healthy arrival as a joyful addition to their home.

Arthur Miller Union City Gerry Hospital

Powell bridge club luncheon awards at Chautauqua Lake

One member of Mrs Harald K Powell s contract bridge club enjoyed a tureen luncheon yesterday at 1 pm at the Powell Summer cottage on Chau Tauqua Lake. After the meal two tables of cards were in play and Mrs C W Jones and Mrs H Langdon Rowe received the regular awards with Mrs Elsworth Hall the special prize. July 4th at Mrs Raymond C Anderson s North Center Street home.

Harald K. Powell Contract Bridge Club Powell Chautauqua Lake C. W. Jones H. Langdon Rowe Elsworth Hall Raymond c. Anderson North Center Street

Johnson Family Holds 55th Reunion at Island Park

Johnson family members gathered for their 55th reunion at Island Park, Voimesville, with 97 attendees. Margaret Johnson led the meeting and officers were re elected. next gathering planned for Mead Park in June 1950, with arrangements by Floyd Johnson Me and others.

Carol Adgett Ive Holcomb Mead Park Floyd Johnson Eugene Davis Paul E. Kuna Glenys Irene Hull Pamela Doris Johnson Alan George Roberts Faye Blaine Lindell Richard ‘Wilbur Sicker Helen Dar Jene Branstrom Alice Lindell Edward Branstrom Phyllis Martin Paul Kunzi George ©. Mudge Chester A. Smith Sinclairville Jamestown Gebson Kiantone Lander Russell North Warren Warren Spring Creek Corry Torpedo Spartansburg North East Pittsburgh Diamond

J. F. Club Honors Three Members at Birthday Evening

Mrs. Glenm Wright hosted the J. F. Club at 12 Snyder s Circle on Wednesday. Seven members attended as they honored the birthdays of Mrs James Haglett Mrs. Guy Sutton and Mrs Robert Proctor with gifts. 500 winners were Mrs Walter Pier Mrs Edgar Miller and Mrs Hazlett while Nellie Albaugh took the traveling nine bid prize. Potato salad pickles wafers birthday cake tea and coffee were served. next session set for September 16 after a summer recess.

J. F. Club Glenm Wright Snyders Circle James Haglett Guy Sutton Robert Proctor Walter Pier Edgar Miller Hazlett Nellie Albaugh Wright

Miss Jacqueline Nichols Honored By Sisters Mtratte

Seven year old Jacqueline Nichols was honored at a birthday party hosted by her sisters Mrs. Frank Jackson and Mrs. Harry Silvis Jr at the Jackson home 103 Essex Street from 2 to 4 PM. About 25 children attended with games, awards to Judy Michael Robert Silvis and Jacqueline Nichols, decorated birthday cakes ice cream pops and baskets of candies as gifts were given.

Vacuueniesco Frank Jackson Harry Silvis, Jr Jackson Essex Street Orlock Judy Michael Robert Silvis Miss Nichols Nhs Jacqueline

Budget Slash Gaining Ground In Congress

Washington July 1 A two party push for a 10 percent budget cut gains traction in Congress amid President Truman’s feud with Senator George D. Gall over new taxes. Gall argues taxes are too high and harm business, while Truman defends higher revenue to fund government. Cartoons mock Congress pressing Truman to curb spending, with Truman agreeing the cuts should start at home.

Asuerven Washington Congress Truman George D-Gal George Senate Washington Star Linder Mr. Truman

Five Thousand PNG Troops Begin Intensive Training at Indiantown Gap

Five thousand members of the Pennsylvania National Guard, including the 10th Corps artillery and the 111th Regimental Combat Team, start 16 days of intensive summer training at Indiantown Gap in Jerzy, aimed at demonstrating tactical command and efficiency. The Guard plans five encampments, with a peak strength reaching 20,000 troops, as Brigadier General Frank A. Weber notes the exercises will improve planning and operations. The 28th Infantry Division, totaling about 11,000 troops, will join here July 20 for a week of training.

Indiantown Gap Pennsylvania National Guard 10Th Corps Franke A. Weber Desirell

Ex Assemblyman Baldridge Dies In Edgewood

Carl G Baldridge 68 a North Braddock attorney and former state representative died of a heart attack at his Edgewood home. He practiced with the Allegheny county bar since 1905 and served five terms in the Legislature between 1916 and 1932.

Pittsburgh Carl Gc. Baldridge North Braddock State House of Representatives Edgewood Allegheny County

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Joel McCrea Frances Dee Charles Bickford Doc Robbin Vinci Don Grey Castle Maneau Society William Byrd FED TAX School Te Ie le Henry Simmonsen Hamre Angels Tnd Emm and Donald Simmonson Ernest Simmonson Hetty Fair Mrs Canadohta Lake Felen Bridge Club Powell Cottage Johnson Osheeaa Jacqueline Nichols Mtratte Leed PNG Chapin Bear Lake Community The Ken Maynard the Wolf Dog Rin Tin Tin, Jr Community Hall Richard Nelson Foradora Flower Shop Adam Foradora Babe LE Roi le Roy Helen Toas
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