A HAIN County Treasurer Seeks Voter Confidence
A HAIN County Treasurer candidate requests public trust and support, urging voters to back their fiscal stewardship and integrity in upcoming elections.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1951
Page
5
A HAIN County Treasurer candidate requests public trust and support, urging voters to back their fiscal stewardship and integrity in upcoming elections.
A social evening followed a brief business meeting of First Presbyterian Church trustees at Findley Lake hosted by Mr. and Mrs. C M Howard. Guests included Miss Nancy Fray and Miss Ann Richards. travel plans and visits to relatives across several cities are noted.
About 260 members and guests attended the Brotherhood of the B U B Church dinner at Camp Findley. Dr. George Zink of Smethport spoke at the program in the tabernacle after the ham dinner hosted by Rev H Ray Harris and the local b u b leaders. The event featured the Men’s Chorus of 90 voices, Presiders Quartet, Pi Quartet, and prayers by Melvin Tenglund and Rev E Humsberger.
The V. F. W. Auxiliary held a routine meeting in the Garden Room at the local Past Home. President Mrs. Maurice Porter announced plans for an entertainment program on July 29 at Erie Veterans Hospital and discussed the July 38 Company A dinner. An invitational picnic at Mrs. Jean Fields’ Columbus home was accepted. next meeting set for August 2. Evening awards went to Mrs. Clyde Reynolds and Mrs. Gerry Davis.
Ten members of the Neighborhood Glib gathered at Mrs. Thomas Clark’s West Frederick Street home for an evening of bingo. Prizes went to Mrs. Mary Stafford and Miss Myrtie Akem as guests enjoyed sandwiches potato salad cake jello and coffee. The next meeting is set for two weeks at Mrs. Charles Cook’s residence.
The Lutheran Fellowship met at the Armour Hillstrom summer home on Lake Chautauqua for a bountiful tureen dinner. About 28 members attended and after dessert the men enjoyed a game of oftall. The next church gathering is planned for September.
Mrs W S Houghton entertained a small group at her East Congress Street home last evening in honor of Major and Mrs Walter Sears. Major Sears recently returned to the city after duty with the Seventh Division in Korea. Guests enjoyed a social evening and light refreshments.
Spring Creek township school children joined a Warren County Motor Club picnic at Midway Park yesterday. The club provided transport and tickets. 315 children from across the county attended. chaperones were Mrs. Robert Reale Mrs. Gerld Tish Rowena Reggle and Marilyn Fish.
Members of the Wheelock Community Aid and their families met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leland Orluf on R D 4 for a picnic dinner served at a late hour to 28 people. Prizes went to Mrs. Guy Williams and James Krasa. A brief business meeting set the next session for August 2 with Mrs. Emory Coates.
Mrs Hand was honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs Robert Hand at 122 Wayne Street. About 30 friends attended and presented gifts. Prizes for bingo and awards for 500 were won by several guests. Music was provided by Walter Hanselman and Mrs Hazel Hundami. Out of town guests came from Westfield Union City Columbus Waterford and California.
The Women’s Relief Corps held a post luncheon session at the L Hall with 28 members. Mrs. Florence Bates led the business meeting and Mrs. Merle Long read a notice from a Civil War veteran’s paper about an upcoming birthday observance and a family picnic planned for July 25.
A large crowd gathered Thursday evening at Columbus Church for an ice cream social to raise funds for a new hall for the Columbus Grange. Mrs. Merle Page and her committee served cream, cake, and coffee.
A daughter was born this morning at Corty Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Ray Stuteman of R D J. A son was born this morning to Mr and Mrs Paul Wiggers of Clymer at Corty Memorial Hospital.
The Country Club hosted a Thursday afternoon Ladies Day with out of town guests. Mrs O W Bracken organized the event behind Mrs Trene Clppel. attendees included Miss Isabelle McQloughan New York City Miss Nuney Jay Clarks Summit and Mrs Merrill Wilcox and daughter Zorot Hudson Ohio. Co chairmen Don Kincaid and Lane don Rowe will lead next Landes Day scheduled for August 3.
Mrs Paul F Bauer was guest of honor at a stork shower held yesterday afternoon at the West Frederick home of Mrs A Y Cochran. Hostesses Mrs John Sheehan and Mrs J Donald Watson assisted as officers and teachers of the Presbyterian Sunday School presented the honored guest with a generous shower. Guests enjoyed social time and late afternoon refreshments of cake ice cream and coffee.
The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission must hold new hearings to adjust Bell Telephone rates after a Superior Court reversal of an $18 million increase. Judge John C. Arnold says refunds to consumers if new dates are earlier than current charges. Dissenting judges Rhodes Reno and Ross disagreed.
Hollywood July 19 West coast television producers have adopted a purity code to shield viewers from crude modern civilization. The code approved by 53 executives of the National Society of Television Producers follows the moral guidelines outlined by radio and movies and adds some new points.
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