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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1950

Page

5

Community Flat Presented Music Program and Visits

Mrs H Lys Rice hosted Thursday afternoon music at her Franklin Street home with several students performing a varied program. Following the event, refreshments were served as attendees named include Roger Lansberry John Wilkins Sandra Devereaux Sharon Zalenecks Mary Jane Wistoomy Betty Lynn Bowman David Millstrom Karen Ross Cara Beles Robert Seat and others. local residents and visiting relatives were noted with travel plans and ongoing education events across Meadville and nearby towns.

H. Lys Rice Fi & Res Ll Franklin Street Roger Lansberry Chuck John Wilkins Bach Cousing Gardens Danube Sandra Devereaux Sharon Zalenecks Eievator Phyllik Shura Alsi Mary Jane Wistoomy Betty Lynn Bowman Drew Boyz Ard Seway Wabbit David Millstrom Patty “Hunt Anitra Karen Ross Cara Beles Chopin Robert Seat

Kitchen Shower Honors Miss Rosamond Kudlick

Miss Rosamond Kudlick receives a kitchen shower hosted by Mrs Frank Bernardl at 7 Snyder Circle Thursday evening. Fourteen Miss Kudlick coworkers from Raymond May Company attended and games produced prizes for Mrs Girl Stil Mrs Gertrude Crier and Miss Helen Pande. Hostess offered chicken salad hot rolls baked cake and coffee. serving table displayed candies carnations and tapers. Miss Kudlick was given a generous array of gifts as she prepares for marriage on the upcoming Saturday.

Rosamond Kudlick Frank Bernardl Snyder Cirle Rosimond Kudlick Bernardil Miss Kudlick Sime Uodosenh J. Mapa Hudlick Raymond May, Company Girl Stil Gertrude Crier Helen Pande Kudllick

Methodist Choir Party Honors Covey High Grads

Members of the First Methodist Church choir and guests attended a party for two high school graduates Patsy Storey and James Kelly at the M A rooms on Bayt Washington street. About thirty five attendees were present as gifts were presented by Mrs elwad Tohn stom. The party featured refreshments and entertainment with Biggess Way as chairman.

Mish Patsy Storey James Kelly Hieven Glass Covey First Methodist Church M. A Bayt Washington’ S Street Elwad Tohnstom Ganns Stunky Ari Biggess Way Clialemian

Sparta Grange Card Party Planned for June 3

The Spartansboro Grange No. 10 sponsors a Saturday evening card party on June 3 at the Grange Hall. The fund begins at 8 o clock with prizes for canasta and refreshments served afterward. Proceeds benefit the Pomona Grange.

Sparta Spartansboro Grange No. 10 Grange Hall Pomona Grange

Mrs Walter H Scott Hosts Card Club Evening

Mrs Walter H Scott of Wright street entertained her contract bridge club Thursday evening. Two tables played. regular awards went to H Tangdon Rowe and Harold Powell. special prize to Raymond Avditon. Mrs Lan caster won a guest prize. A salad course was served. June 1st Mrs Rowe will be the hostess.

Walter H. Scoth Wright Street Contract Bridge Club H. Tangdon Rowe Harold Powell Raymond Avdriton Lancaster Scott Rowe

Wheelock Aid Society Met Last Evening

Wheelock Aid Society met last evening with Mrs Leland Grosseut of R D 4 in attendance. Mrs Leon Vanv Tassel gave the scripture and President Mrs Crassetit presided. Plans were made to purchase aluminum trays and to select officers. Cookies and toffee were served during the social hour.

Wheelock Community Aid Society Leland Grosseut R. D Leon Vanv Tassel Crassetit F. Lowe Bawards Shine

St Edward's Picnic At Canadohta Lake

The St Edward's School picnic at Canadohta Lake drew 200 children and 60 adults yesterday. Activities included skating boating and hiking with lunch served at noon. Details on hours and supervision are unclear due to damaged OCR.

St. Edward's Canadohta Lake St. Edward's School Philldrest Schopl PT Anc Durie

Junior High P T A Elects New Officers

The Sunror High Elementary PTA elected officers for the next school year. Mrs Charles Parkhurst was named president, Mrs Gerald Staples vice president, Mrs Edwi Keppel secretary, and Mr James Lewis treasurer. Mrs Aled WinKweim and Mrs Ty Dowkey were named to the auditing committee. The banner and cash award for attendance at Thursday’s meeting were won by Ronn students. The group adjourned after a brief session.

Sunror High Elementary Pta Charles Parkhurst Gerald Staples Edwi Keppel James Lewis Ueasurer Aled WinKweim Ty. Dowkey Wornmibiee Aaideck Ronn & Students Jaunin

Mrs Joseph Seitz Honored At Shower Card Event

Mrs Joseph Seitz was honored at a stork shower hosted by Mrs Gerald H Duell on Brook Street last evening. Ten invited guests played bingo with a prize won by Mrs Dotin Pleiftyr and another game awarded to Mrs Wallace Korstetter. The hostess served a salad course with hot rolls pickles olives chips cake and coffee. Gifts were baskets of mints in pink white and blue. Miss Bolty McCray of Columbus attended as an out of town guest.

No-Bar Riding Club Plans Sunday Horse Show

No-Bar Riding Club held a Wednesday evening meeting at North Geriter street with 25 members. President Frank Darrow led final preparations for the annual horse show set for Sunday July 4 at the No-Bar Held at Columbus. Hostess served sandwiches coffee and cake. the 28th meeting will convene in Columbus with Mr and Mrs Albert Fox.

Finson North Geriter Street Frank Darrow Wilbe Colimbus Columbus Albert Fox

Legion Auxiliary Elects New Officers at meeting

At the American Legion Home the Legion Auxiliary elected Mrs Harry Burton president for the coming year with aides including Mrs Robert Smith and Mrs Joseph Te tala. The group approved sending funds for national security and the department president. The next Tri county Council session is planned for Meadville on June 16.

Ayne American Legion Eleanor KeVarch Teharee Roberta Mecray Delewdre Une Keystone Caan Sha Clyde McGray Columbus Harry Burton Musilivry Dunne Rober Smith Lira Josep Te~tala Docent Myers Jol Hunghiling Nap Bencilik Ho , Haenel

500 Club Meets At Mrs Piccirillo Home

Mrs Monae Hicetrinjo and eight members of the 500 Club gathered Wednesday evening at 4 West Pleasant Street. They shared punch, cards, and light refreshments including macaroni salad and jello with crown chips as Mrs Charles Weston, Mrs Frank Jackson, and Mr Hines McMichael were thanked by the hostess for serving.

Monae Hicetrinjo Tier 500 Eit Pleasifil Street Charles Weston Frank Jackson Hines McMichael Harry Paulson West Pleasant Street

Birth of Beckerink Daughter at Cony Hospital

Mr and Mrs N Tyan Beckerink of Clymer welcomed a daughter at Cony Hospital yesterday afternoon. In another birth, Mr and Mrs Telford Berkey of Spartansburg announce a daughter born at Corry Hospital.

Tyan Beckerink Clymer The Cony Hospital Jaye Uis Momine Corry Hospital Mrs .Telford Berkey Spartansbiure

Miss Ann Baressi Honored By Teachers

Miss Ann Baressi, a Cony Junior High School teacher, was honored by a group of teachers and a guest at a dinner event. The social affair featured a yellow and white table decor, enjoyable beverages and a menu including chicken din tur. Attending were Mrs. F Graft, Mrs. Claire Por tur, Mr. F Burkducl, Miss Ola Furnes, Miss Helen Merry, and others.

Sts Albaressi Cony Peuicipal Comcord Baresi File Graft Claire Portur Frank Burkducl Ola Furnes Helen Merry Bub P McCray Phyllis Hill Leora Stramatiwa Florence Daye Harold G. Wotle

Mrs Andrew Hansen Heads Women of Moose

Mrs Andrew Hansen chaired the Women of the Moose meeting at the Mist Lodge on Tuesday evening with thirty members present. Officers included Mrs Le Jaye Wilcox and Mrs Charles Weeks. attendance noted by Miss Ann Rayek. next regular session date set.

Andrew Hansen Women of Moose Women of the Moose Mivist le Jaye Wilgox Seriom Texent Phate Iarles Weeks Plivence Kueh Vlaaplain Lawsmick Hansen Rpewriter Mies Hilford Brure

Noahs Ark Class I Met At Armitage Home

Noahs Ark Class I gathered at the Armitage home for a spring meeting. Mrs Tynn Benmnk and Mrs Linga Whitcomb led furniture purchases for the wursugy as Gilbert WillinkeM and Shy and Mex Willink assisted. The next meeting is scheduled for January 18 at Findley Lake with officers to be listed.

U. i Church Gilbert Willinkem Tynn Benmnk Linga Whitcomb Shy Willink Whittony Keli Fenton Marshall Sherw Findley Lake

W R C Members To Attend Convention

Six members of the World's In- Hef Corpo No 49 attended a convention in Fourisbury with Mrs Henry Hill presiding at the T. L. 0. F Hall. Delegates named were Mrs Frank Lillie and Mrs Maxjotie Brown, with other officers and new members welcomed.

Oumannieg J. Andrews Ball QARK Fourisbury Jore Lhe T Henry Hill Thaye Maxjotie Brown Delagate J. Brown Thepartmenteriar Henry Hull Lawrence Morton Clara Wianie Kubas Merlé Haskell Kool Alde

West Spring Creek School Picnic At Mead Park

West Spring Creek School students from grades one through four enjoyed a picnic at Mead Park yesterday. The journey was by bus and the activities at the park were enjoyed. A picnic lunch was served and pupils and teachers attended.

West Spring Creek West Spring

Final Spring Session Of Local D A R Chapter

The May meeting at Mrs B J Fugle s home on Weight Street featured 22 members after an installation led by Regent Mrs 4H Barnes for the new year Mrs Joseph He Olan was installed as regent with Mrs TW Whsehead as 1st Vice Regent Others listed included Mrs Inuys Sqiave Genonel HEBERT Eleanor Ringers secretary and Newtnei treasurer The program covered talks on antiquity wormiles and jurcing light investments with adjournment to October activities

Asroxenstray D-A.r B.J. Fugle Weight Streck Robert Gatlin Frante Grice Barnes Joseph He Olan Stinwell Benet Chale Harold Gilbert El+ton Simmons

Parish Aid Societies Haat At Spring Creek

Parish aid societies gathered at Spring Creek Community Hall for a social and business meeting. Attendees included Mrs Jordan Cole, Miss Betey Pavey, and local church members as they discussed state conference plans and shared farewell gifts for relocating members.

Spring Creek AE Lillie Gyre Columbis Wesk Apthie Chowk Buok- Fn Spry Crowe Jordan Cole Sharman Een Damier Betey Pavey West Susi Creek Hell Plailmlelshes Bien Bluneturst Clifford Gaslér Goblins NBS Leslie Donaldson Roem LWA Hinton Vedtilinis McKay Carhart Collymuy Galir Komi

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