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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1947

Page

5

Duplicate Bridge To Be Played Friday Nights

Corry Bridge Association changes schedule for three weeks moving meetings to Friday nights at 8 PM. High scores: Mr. and Mrs. I Hubley lead with 53 points in East West. Several local residents plan trips and visits, with notes on family travel and engagements across nearby towns.

Corry Bridge Association I. Hubley Sarah Powell M. F. Coyle Philip Zalmneck H. J. Davis J. Pred Bimley John Blatt Philip Zaleneck

Mead Park Donation Voted by Women's Relief Corps No 49

Iwsa Westley of Worthstreet hosted fifteen members and guests for a picnic dinner. The group moved the meeting from Mead Park to her home due to rain and voted to donate 1 to Mead Park to aid park expenses for the season. Mrs Zenobia Silvis receives farewell gift as she and family plan August move to Shelfield. Next meeting set for August 7 at I. C. F. Hall.

Mead Park Zenobia Silvis Shel« Fieht 1. C F. Hall Eva Hill Lottie Stevens Dessie Haskell

Carleton Curtis Addresses Columbus 4-H Club on Farming

Carleton Curtis spoke to the Boys 4-H Club of Columbus on scientific farming at Richard Hill’s home. The meeting opened with the pledge and closed with refreshments by Mrs. Arthur Hill. The next meeting will be at Jack Raymond’s home in Columbus, date to be announced.

Minow Columbus Curtis Richard Hill Arthur Hill Jack Raymond

El Gatito Club Holds Pleasant Regular Meeting

Seven members and one guest Miss Ann Pueh ly met at Mrs. Laurence Wade's R. D. 1 home for a regular gathering last evening. After brief business, outdoor names, music and visiting followed. Mrs. Wade served con carne crackers fruit jello salad cake and cocoa. Next meeting set for August 6 at Mrs. Wilbur Larson’s East Main street.

el Gatito Club Ann Pueh=ly Laurence Wade R. D Imusic Wade Wilbur Larson East Main Street

Mrs Zern Aikens Hostess To Club

Hilltop Sewing Club members met at Mrs Zern Aikens home for a regular meeting. Nine members sewed on a friendship quilt while the hostess served macaroni and tuna salad nut bread fruit and coffee. Guest Mrs Charles Akam R D 1 will host the August 6 meeting at her home.

Hilltop Sewing Club Zern Aikens Charles Akam

Gray Ladies Picnic Planned by Red Cross Chapter

Mrs Jerome P Needham announces Gray Ladies of the American Red Cross Corry City Chapter will hold a picnic at Mead Park Monday July 28 at 6 30 pm. Bring own table service. If rain the event moves to Catholic Daughters of America on North Center. Transportation meeting at Red Cross headquarters 6 15 pm. Business session to plan a Gray Ladies dinner. Chapter has 50 members with only a portion active in hospital work.

Jerome P. Needham Gray Ladies of the American Red Cross Corry City Mead Park Catholic Daughters of America North Center Street

Large Attendance At Plank Road Club Meet

Bert Volk hosted the Plank Road Club gathering yesterday with 20 members and two guests Mrs Lucy Austin Waterford and Mrs Edward Donner Meadville present. Entertainment included a Divio solo and a vocal solo by Miss Puyllis ill, Mrs Arthur Miller led several contests with prize winners Mrs Lawrence Miller and Miss Play Spencer. Hostess and helpers served sandwiches pineapple salad crackers and coffee. August 27 meeting at Mrs Harold Hasbrouck RD 5 to elect officers.

Itt Bert Volk Plank Road Club Lucy Austin Waterford Edward Donner Meadville Divio Evelyn Davis Miss Puyllis Arthur Miller Lawrence Miller Play Spencer Grover Chelton Miller Harold Hasbrouck

Mt Laurel Legion Plans Outdoor Picnic

Mt Laurel Legion No. 28, Loyal Order of the Moose, met at North Center street club rooms for a regular meeting chaired by North Moose Willard Clark. Discussion covered an upcoming outdoor picnic at Clabdale Grove in August with date to be decided. The evening concluded socially with a cold lunch at 9:30. The next meeting is set for Wednesday August 27.

Jmmyine Mowe Mt, Laurel Legion No. 28 Loyal Order of the Moose North Center Street North Moose

Farewell Party for Mrs Betty McCaslin at Ingram Restaurant

Mrs Betty McCaslin recently transferred to Warren with A and P Store Co was honored at a farewell party Tuesday evening at Ingram Restaurant near Spartansburg. Seven attended and Mrs McGustin received a personal gift. Other guests included Mrs Truman Lillie Mrs Arthur McChesney Mrs Clarence Deyn and Miss Lavon Fardinik.

Betty McCaslin Warren A & P Stote Company Harold Murphy Norman Mitchell Ingram Restaurant Spartansburg McGustin Truman J. Lillie Arthur McChesney Clarence Deyn Miss Lavon, Fardinik

Miss Marian Leofsky Engaged to Frank Cmiel

Mr and Mrs Roman P Leofsky of R D 1 Spring Creek announce the engagement of their eldest daughter Marian to Frank Cmiel son of Mr and Mrs John Cmiel of B D 1 Columbus. They plan to wed August 28 at St Luke s Irvine with a reception at St Stranbeth s Hall. Janet is a 1946 Youngsville High School graduate and works at the Pennsylvania Telephone Office. Cmiel attended Columbus schools served three and one half years in the Navy and works at Aero Supply Mfg Co Inc.

Marian Leofsky Roman P. Leofsky R.D. 1 Spring Creek Snnoumedd Marian Frank Cmiel John Cmiel Columbus Leofsky Mr. Cmiel St. Luke's Church Irvine

Bridge Club Met At Findley Lake Wednesday

Mrs. Hubert Heerlein hosted her contract bridge club at Findley Lake's King college during a visit by the Heerlein family. The 6:30 limeade reception preceded an evening of card play with Mrs. O. W. Bracken winning the trophy. guests included Mrs. James Philips, Mrs. Clifton Howard, and Mrs. R. S. Dewey, while members listed were Mrs. Lenn Lindsley, Mrs. Bracken, Mrs. R. K. King, Mrs. Frank Loveland, Mrs. C. H. Holden, and Mrs. Walter W. Auer. Mrs. Holden will host the next meeting on August 5.

Freyermuth Meadville Ajax Iron Works L. H. Snapp Amarillo Texas Shapp G. L. Snapp Marion Street Jean Field Fra Parsons Hast Congress Street Jamestown Louié Bemis R. D Portland N. Y Corpus Christi James Stearns Warren William Zafiropulo, Jr Mott Street Joseph Grono Columbus Oxford Wilmington Philadelphia Ann Harmon Kathy “Boag Findley Lake Mira Beerlein Bridge Club Hubert Heerlein King Collage Heerleins W. Bracken James Philips Port Washington Clifton Howard R. 5. Dewey Alleiding Lenr Lindsley Bracken R. K. King Frank Loveland H. Holden Walter W. Auer Holden West Church Street

Stitch and Chatter Club Met Yesterday

Stitch and Chatter Club met yesterday at the home of Mrs Oscar Vance on R D. Mrs Lindstrom was tendered a party with gifts from friends Mire Lindstrom and several others attending. Afternoon was spent on fancy work and visiting. A luncheon was served at five with plans made for the next meeting at Mrs Carl Swanson on North Center Street in August.

Robert Lindstrom Stitch and Chatter Club Oscar Vance R. D Mire Lindstrom Wallace Mick John Mick Merl: Alam Lindstrom Mde North Center Street Carl Swanson

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