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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1951

Page

5

Cub Pack 181 Holds Year End Meeting at Mead Park

Members of Cub Pack 181 from the Junior Elementary School held their final meeting of the year at Mead Park. Families attended and refreshments were served as Cubmaster Alfred VanDeesar presented a retirement gift to Mrs. James Lewis. Awards included four silver arrows for Charles Koppel, Sherwood Scott, Jan VanDeesor, and silver arrow for David Carlson, plus a Lion award for Widd Ward Halfast.

Siver Arrow Jan VanDeesur Silver Arrow David Carlson Lion Widdward Halfast Cubs

Washington School Fair Opens This Evening

The Washington School fair will be held this evening inside the building with plans completed. The event will feature booths for sale refreshments a fish pond for children and games with recorded music.

Washington

Hilltop Club Meeting Held At Mrs Lindstram's Home

Mrs Oscar Lindstram hosted the Hilltop Club gathering at her R D 1 residence yesterday afternoon. Seven members attended with Mrs Frank Maroney leading as president substitute. The group recited the Lord's Prayer, played a guessing game won by Mrs William Graybill, enjoyed crafts, and refreshments before adjourning to meet June 12 with Mrs Maloney.

Hilltop Club Oscar Lindstram Frank Maroney Lawrence Anderson William Graybill Maloney

Miss Jolean Sherwood Honored At Party

A party last evening hosted by Mrs Merrill Lillie and Mrs Prank Lillie honored Miss Jalean Sherwood at 837 East Church Street. Thirty five guests enjoyed games and music while awards were given to Mrs Harvey Loveland Mrs Victor Gmn and Mrs Clarence Mountain.

Jolean Sherwood Jalean Sherwood Merrill Lillie East Church Street Prank Lillie Harvey Loveland Victor Gmn Clarence Mountain Walter Hill Doris Lillie Lloyd Lillie Mass Sherwood

Tureen Dinner Planned at Corry Country Club

A tureen dinner is planned for Sunday evening at the Corry Country Club. Mrs. Leo Hoglen chairs the event, assisted by Mrs. Theodore Hubley and Mrs. Ethan Garter. Dinner serves at 6 30 p m and members and out of town guests are invited to attend. Those not solicited are asked to take salad or dessert.

Country Club Corry Country Club Leo Hoglen Theodore Hubley Ethan Garter

Anniversary Party At Sanderson Home Observes 46th Year

Mir and Mrs Glen Sanderson of Ed Maple Avenue celebrated their 46th wedding anniversary with a family party at their home yesterday Memorial Day guests included Mr Sandersons sister Mrs Clarence Baxter from Akron and Mr Baxter also visiting from out of town

Mir Glen Sanderson Maple Avenue Mr Sanderson Clarence Baxter Akron Mr. Baxter

Banquet Honors Corty Teachers Association Retirees

The Corty Teachers Association banquet was held last evening at Emmanuel Church undercroft. Four retiring teachers and several guests attended while A Lloyd Matson received a retirement gift. The program featured a talk by A S Bong on Federal Taxes and Economics and music led by H Lynn Rice.

Dew Banual Panquet Corty Teachers Association Emmanuel Episcopal Church Harold G. Wolfe L. M. Douglas Corty J. Doni Wat—son Lotta Bonsteel Bertha McCray John Rikers Kathryn Neylon Mary Anderson Parkers Landing T. Lawson B.D. 1 George Thompson Howard J. Sheen A. Lloyd Matson

Birthday Party for Max Titch Marks Nineteenth Birthday

A party was held yesterday at Max Titch's home on R. 10.3 for his 19th birthday attended by ten school friends. His mother Mrs Archie Titch served ice cream and birthday cake as Max received many fine gifts from his friends.

Max Titch Archie Titch Max Mhhis

Canasta Club Meeting At Hopkins Home

Mrs. Lewis Hopkins of West Church Street hosted a Canasta Club session at her home. Awards went to Mrs. Joseph Wojciechowski and Mrs. Donald Dickinson. Light refreshments were served before adjournment for the next session on June 14. Members plan a wiener roast Sunday with family guests.

Canasta Club Hopkins Lewis Hopkins West Shurch Street Ranasts Club Joseph Wojciechowski Donald Dickinson

Introducing a son born at Corry Memorial Hospital

A son was born yesterday afternoon to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Laurie of 109 E South Street at Corry Memorial Hospital.

Corry Memorial Hospital-to-Mi Frank Laurie South Street

Birthday Party Honors Son At Home Gathering

A family birthday party was held Tuesday evening at the home on B.D. 4 honoring their son John who turned 17. Sixteen guests attended and played games. Mrs White assisted by her daughter Miss Shirley White and Mrs Wayde Querteveld served two birthday cakes sandwiches salad relatives ice cream and coffee. The guest of honor received many gifts.

Robert Rosch Mary .Roach Erle BJ. Roach East Main Street Dora Quinlisk Catherine Spalding Philadelphia G. N. Curtis H. A. Curtis East Congress Street Washiinston George Bagley Gerald Bagley East Trving Street Houghton College Dian Frew Greenlawn B. 1 Alexander Frow Cobbett Tilt Philip Westminster College Smusly Talbot William Moore William P. Kat Vern Dyne D. Haupin Ralph Heath Park Davis Columbus Grange Wattsburg Alla Bauer West Park Place Titusville George Royce South Center Street Charles Taylor North East High School Charles Harold Taylar North East Nex Wilcox Johnson Royce Lauren J. ‘Taylor Corty McConnelisburg Rothie Boag Groverty College A. H. Boag H. Harmon Ann Datel Lucia Warren Ralph Chiricutio First Avenue Oother Saermery B.D John White Shirley White Wayde Querteveld

Adult Fellowship Party At Mead Park

Mr and Mrs J Donald Watson Mr and Mrs Al Vanssens and Mr and Mrs Merrill Lillie planned a party last evening for the Adult Fellowship of the First Presbyterian Church. The affair was held at Mead Park with about 40 members and friends attending. A wiener roast and social evening of visiting and group singing were enjoyed. Mr and Mrs William McCracken of Ashland Ohio were visiting.

J. Donald Watson al Vanssens Merrill Lillie First Presbyterian Church Mead Park Ahl William McCracken Ashland Ohio

Party at Mead Park Honoring Carleton Wassink

A party at Mead Park honored Carleton Wassink on his fifth birthday hosted by his mother Mrs Elimear Wassink. Fourteen children and six mothers attended as games and refreshments were enjoyed and Carleton received many gifts from his friends.

Carleton Wassink Elimear Wassink Mead Park Carleton

Price War Grips Macy's and Gimbel's in New York

Shoppers mob the counters as Macy's and Gimbel's slash prices following a Supreme Court ruling that stores not signing fair trade agreements need not honor manufacturer set prices. Bargains spread after Memorial Day, with customers rushing to grab discounted merchandise and staff signaling the sudden shifts in pricing.

New York Gimbel’s Macy's Associated Press Tip Barly Dad Gimbel's

Stores Marked Down Over Forty Percent Thursday

Many city shops cut prices by more than 40 percent with Thursday evening sales ending at 6 PM EST. The markdowns aimed to attract shoppers across multiple districts.

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