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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1953

Page

7

Pantry Shower for Miss Davis Purcinie in Union City

Mrs Leslie Culdliseh and Miss Barbara Lord hosted a pantry shower at the latter’s Union City home for Miss Davis Purcinie of Clymer. Guests admired a white and yellow centerpiece decorated cake and garden lighting while gifts were opened with Miss Janet Grayuk and others assisting.

Drashower Leslie Culdliseh Barbara Lord Union City Davis Purcinie Clymer George Michaels Union Aity Comevent Catlikoh Cluro Damtoll Listie Macei Myrtle Tryon George Cilaldo Kate Grivink Evelyn Grates William Ch[filee Renese Caflisch Doyvie Lesters Clark Low Barbara Bord Corl Herbert, Huldforgt Columbus

Hazeltine Bemis Wed In Evangelical United Brethren Church

Miss Norma June Hazeltine and Richard Lyle Bemis were married Saturday at the Evangelical United Brethren Church in this city. Rev HL Ray Harris officiated the ceremony. The bride wore robin's egg blue lace over taffeta with matching accessories and carried four American Beauty roses. Best man was James Ghats of Corey. Both couples attended Cory schools. he works at Sunshine Packing Company in North East.

Norma Hazeltine Norma June Hazeltine Alfred Hazelting R.D Richard Lyle Bemis Harry Bemis Evangelical United Brethren Church HL Ray Harris Mary’ Bemis James Ghats Corey Bemis Cory Supshine Packing Company North East

Mrs Jennie Akam Hosts Club Gathering

Mrs Jennie Akam hosted a girls club meeting at West Washington street home with 11 members present. Bingo prizes went to Miss Mary Morrison Colbus Oude PF Mrs William Blakely and Mrs Hen. The Columbus Outdoor Girls Club plans an August meet at the home of fish meeting and Miss Ruth Mitchell presided with 11 attendees. Robert Johnston from Warren County Home Extension assisted. outdoor activities were enjoyed and August meeting details were set.

Jewile Akin West Washington Street Mary Morrison Colbus William Blakely Hen Columbus Harold Gate Miss Mor Rivant Annette Curtis Ruth Mitchell Robert Johitston Warren County Home Extension Office

Canasta Club Meets At McLaughlin Home Evening Social

Mrs John A McLaughlin hosted a Canasta Club gathering at her South Center home with Mrs Maude Konfer as guest of honor. Eight refreshments were served during the social hour, and members planned a future meeting with Mrs D O Daugherty as hostess.

Canasta Club McLaughlin John A. McLijuehlin Canassis South Center Maude Konfe Iuward D. O. Daugherty

Birthday party for Miss Linda Rhodes at Mead Avenue

Friends of Miss Linda Rhodes held a party yesterday to celebrate her sixth birthday. Refreshments included ice cream and birthday cake. She received several gifts and is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard Rhodes of 78 Mead Avenue.

Robert Shamp Donna Sue Waller Shump Ernest Williams Oulfield N.Y Iso Kenneth Power Oulfield Suse Harold, Shump Daring Center N. Y Kenneth Green Basom Roxatine Shamp Union City Archie Tiller Laurence West Forest Hills Long Island Aero Supply IMI Orie Wynn R. C Mahaney Minnie Kofard James Town Snoo Hulebt East Irving Street LM. Douglas Howard J. Shean Tomerivan State College Allsworth Harmon Barbara John St Douis Calif Harthon Mer Thomas Gard Bun Linda Rhodes Howard Rhoades Mead Avenue

Wilbur Christensen Honored At Columbus Birthday Party

A birthday party honoring Wilbur Christensen of Columbus was held last evening at Mead Park. Ten relatives attended and a picnic supper was enjoyed as the honored guest was presented with a suitable gift.

Wilbur Christensen Columbus Mead Park

Contract Club Meets At Mrs H Martin Keppel Home

Members of the BHE Club gathered for an evening at Mrs. H Marin Keppel’s Columbus Avenue residence. Two tables of contract were in play with winners Mrs. C A Hillstrom and Mrs. Joseph Furst. Hostess served strawberry shortcake and coffee before adjournment to August 4 at Barcelona.

H. Martin Keppel BHE H. Marin Keppel Columbus Avenus C. A. Hillstrom Joseph Furst Barcelona

Good Friends Club Meets at Nielsen Home

The Good Friends Club met last evening at Mrs Klemen Nielsen on West Smith Street with guests Mrs Earl Munn and Miss Elle Fitch. Members played 560. prizes went to Mrs George Wood and Mrs Munn. A lunch was served. Mrs Wood will host at her home in Bele om on August 1.

Good Friends Club Nielsen Home Regula Klemen Nielsen West Smith Street Earl Munn Elle Fitch George Wood Munn Wood Bele Om

Alliance College President Spoke Here at Rotary Meeting

Rotary Club heard Dr. A P Coleman, president of Alliance College Cambridge Springs, describe cement tubing and his threat to other ties. His talk impressed the members. Guests included Dr J Stuszka of Fordham, Julia Novak of Buffalo, Ralph Dewey of Erie, and others visiting Rotarians. Plans were made for a August park event for members and families.

Alliance College Rotary Club A. P. Coleman Cambridge Springs Coleman Wiliam Peiffer Otter J. Stuszka Fordham University

Columbus Birthday Club Meets Hosts Birthday Event

The Columbus Birthday Club gathered last night at the home of Ms. Witter Deutschlander to honor her birthday with cake and gifts. Guests included Miss Patty Buchs and Miss Ret Conklin of Pittsburgh while television viewing entertained attendees. The next event will honor Miss Charles Henry of Columbus in October.

Witter Deutschlander Crotp Patty Buchs Ret Conklin Pittsbune Chirles Henry Columbus

Friendly Circle Meeting Report

The Friendly Circle of the Gut ing Sunday School met Thursday evening at Mrs Gordon Shampoe home with 12 members. The group opened with singing For God So Loved the World. Mrs Frank Hulett led devotions from Matthew six and an article Pray more and worry Tess. Mrs Miron Way reviewed Of Testament with everyone taking part. After business meeting contests were enjoyed with Mrs Cart Bayle in charge and lyler the Tug- Less listed by Mrs Artis Wal sce qa Mes. HifletL served salad Yuk tatls conklessed woffer. The exchange will be held on August 49 at Mrs Walter De Shaver home.

Guting Gordon Shampoe Frank Hulett Miron Way Cart Bayle Lyler Artis Walsce Walter de- Shaver

Greyhound hearing set for August 1

Public Utility Commission hearings are scheduled for August 1 to decide if Pennsylvania Greyhound Lines should install mechanical speed checking devices. The request followed a prior denial of a “show cause” order after a fatal Turnpike crash that killed five and injured others. Greyhound argues the devices are unreliable and prone to wiring and battery problems, and would be unsafe.

Halwscimecsee Pennsylvania Greyhound Lines Public Utility Commission PUC Greyhomel Pennsylvania ‘Turnpike Whic Greyhound

Daughter Born At Corry Memorial Hospital

A daughter was born in the morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Joseph Bradford of Cen ile.

Corry Memorial Hospital Joseph Bradford Cenile

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