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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1945
Page
5
The Stitch And Chatter Club met yesterday afternoon at Mrs Frank Gates R D 1. Six ladies attended and enjoyed visiting and fancy work. The hostess served a sand bowl with iced tea and peach whip. Mrs Vernon Humphrey D 1 will host July 2 at her home.
Six tables of contract bridge were in play last evening at Carry Country Club. Mrs Philip Zaleneck won the women’s award while Walter Seeth led the men’s standings. Refreshments were served buffet style after the game and Mr and Mrs Zalanenk coordinated the event.
A long list of Union City area residents and visitors is noted from a Wednesday evening gathering at 85 East High Street, with names including Mrs. B. J. Tobias, Mrs. Lawrence Davison, Mrs. Hallick Bing er, Miss Lena Merker, and many others. The report covers trips to Cleveland Clinic for medical care, Camp Shelby reassignment, and visits to Erie, Philadelphia, and Canadohta Lake, along with various local travels and hospital stays.
The annual Methodist Sunday School picnic is set for Saturday from 3 to 8 pm at Mead Park. RS chairs the event with games and contests for youths and adults, a basket supper in the early evening, and committees handling tables, pops, ice cream, sports, and tickets.
Twenty one members of the Red Cross Canteen Corps enjoyed a dinner at Tarbell's followed by a brief business meeting. The group disbanded for the summer with plans to resume in the Fall, pending a suitable location for a hobby show. Mrs Hazel Shuss chaired the dinner and meeting. gifts were given to Miss Bonelta Gordon, supervisor, and Miss Ruth Bennett, financial secretary, for their year’s work.
An annual series of tureen suppers for Corry Country Club members and out of town guests is set for Sunday evening July 18 at 6 o'clock. Mrs. W A Dunlap chairs assisted by Mrs. Cassius Sears Miss Gertrude Field Mrs. Carl Gustafson Mrs. Sidney Piston and Miss Joe St Clair. Attendees are asked to bring their own cup and butter coffee and...
Yesterday at the home of Miss Mertie Akam Essex street a neighborhood club picnic luncheon was hosted for eight members and three guests including Mrs Lora Patterson and Eugene and David Kelly. Refreshments followed with bingo in the evening and awards to Mrs Fred Marts and Mrs William Haenel.
Beaverdam 4-H Girls met at 10 oclock at Miss Joanne Millers home with five members present. Demonstrations covered breakfast, lunch and dinner table settings. A recap of the 4-H camp at Camp Caledon was given by Miss Jeannine Swan. Plans for the annual club picnic with boys and girls were discussed to be held August 15 at Peninsula. The July meeting will be at Miss Jones home with lessons on bed making followed by discussion.
The combined Mystic Mystery Aid Societies of St Pauls Lutheran Church met yesterday afternoon at Mrs H H Keppels home on Matt Street. They conducted routine business and heard a missionary report from Rey and Mrs Richard Miller in Liberia. A social hour followed with refreshments at 4:30 PM for fourteen members. rest of time was social.
Twenty members of the W S C S Circle No 3 of the Methodist Church met at Mrs doin Ohrn s home on East Congress street at 2 30 pm Devotions were led by Mrs Bettha Stockcon and the business meeting conducted by Mrs C A Mountain A review of Tal ians Are People Too was presented by Ms C T Robbitt The next meeting will be a picnic at Mrs Tracy Whitehold s home with mite bases to be opened The committee for Wednesday s meeting W is Mrs Olum Mrs Stella Hastings and Mrs Ira Miller
Mrs Irvine entertained guests at a novel party Wednesday afternoon after a chicken luncheon at Tarbell s. The ladies enjoyed games and relaxation at the Irvine home on West Wayne street followed by a barbecue supper in the early evening. Mrs Robert Maxwell of Erie attended as an out of town guest.
The Wesuly hospital will honor the new directress of nurses Miss Ploretia Clark at a tureen dinner Sunday evening. The event starts at 7 oclock in the nurses' home. All graduate nurses of the city both active and inactive are invited. those not contacted should call Miss Esther Snyder Miss Edith Davis or Miss Lilian Borham.
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