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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1946

Page

5

Local social and school notices mix with community events

A long, mixed write up covers a club social at the Chamber of Commerce a junior high day with American Legion awards and moving up exercises plus dozens of short notes on local residents teachers and visitors attending events in Corry Pennsylvania and surrounding areas.

Cary Junior High School Harold Wolfe American Legion Bay W Gh Robert Hall Sh Butters Norma Beeter Glennis Woner Betts French Carol Mae Cochran Leona Rubay Casimer Bognink Wolfe

YMCA Celebrates 102nd Anniversary Across District

The YMCA marks its 102nd anniversary, founded in 1844 by George Williams in London. District observances in Warren, Meadville, Bradford, Titusville, City and Franklin focus on World Youth Fund for Restoration and YMCA recovery efforts for guildlines and families affected by hardship.

YMCA Young Men's Christian Association London George Williams Ince Warren Meadville Bradford Titusville City Franklin On City Clyde W. Showsbarger World Youth Fund The Craw Up Y ”Secretarias

Nazarene Women Hold All Day Meeting and Dinner

The Nazarene church group held an all day meeting including a devotional and sewing project. Mrs C M Bailey of 8th district presided while Ms Anderson of Hast South Di led a routine business session. Ms Anderson will host the next group gathering.

Ms. Anderson Hast South di

VFW Auxiliary Names Delegates for District and Department Conventions

Mrs Esther Lethman presided as 12 members met on West Washington street. Delegates to district and department conventions were elected: Hazel Shuss, Jean Field, Princes Wood, Pearl Porter as delegates. Rosa McElroy, Clara Haight, Doris Scott, Isla Benson as alternates. District convention at Erle June 23. department in Philadelphia July 25 26. A luncheon and dinner were planned for June 19. Enid Caldwell welcomed as new member.

V.F.W. Auxiliary Esther Lethman V.f.w West Washington Street Toca Hazel Shuss Jean Field Princes Wood Pearl Porter Rosa McElroy Clara B. Haight Doris Scott Isla Benson Erle Department Philadelphia Lethman Enid Caldwell

Circle 3 of the W S C S met at Mrs. Ross home

The Wednesday meeting of Circle 3 of the W S C S at the Methodist Church gathered members and one guest Mrs. Harry McGranahan at Mrs. Ross's Worth Street home. Devotions by Mrs. Dahl centered on Noah. Business led by Mrs. A McMuall. lesson by Mrs. Ross on Afr. The next meeting set for July 3 with Mrs. Willis Brown hosting Wear Washington street. refreshments served by the hostess and Mrs. Cole.

W. C.S Methodist Church Fred Ross Worth Street Welye Harry McGranahan W. C. Dahl Noah A. McMuall Ross Willis Brown Washington Tew Cole

Corry D A R Pilgrimage Set for June 13

Members of the Brokenstraw Valley Chapter D A R plan a historical pilgrimage on Thursday June 13 visiting Waterford the FL LeBoeuf site the grave of Michel Hare one of the city’s first settlers then the Blockhouse the Tavern on French and Second streets the Old Custom's House and the Erie Museum On return they will see the site of the first church erected in this vicinity near Walisburg

Walisburg

Engagement Announcement for Lois Jackson and Charley Daniels

Miss Lois Mae Jackson of 103 Essex Street is engaged to Charley Daniels son of Mr and Mrs William Daniels Sr of Worth Street The couple is connected to the local Senior High School with Daniels employed at Raymond Mfg Co and Lois a member of the senior graduating class

Lois Jackson Lolis Jackson Essex Street Ils Lois Mae Charley Daniels Wiliam Daniels Worth Street Miss Jackson Ust Venny Daniels Sorry Raymond Mfg

Newborns at Corry Hospital Celebrate Early Evening Arrival

A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Si bhie Powers of R. D. 2 Columbus at Corry Hospital early last evening. Another son was born this morning to Mr. and Mrs. Perry Tillotson of R. D. 8 Union City at the same hospital.

Si Bhie Powers Columbus Corry Hospital Mrs. Perry, Tillotson Union City

Children Day Program at Presbyterian Church

The Presbyterian Church hosts a Sunday morning Children’s Day program during the 11 o’clock service. Teachers and students present songs, recitations, and Bible verses led by Merrill Patterson, school superintendent, with numerous named participants and acts throughout the program.

Presbyterian Church Presbyterian Sunday Meyrill Patterson H. B. Smith Ann Corbin Lindy Blanchard Dorothy Patterson Elsie Uunl Stewart Ball Susan Kinley Robert Scop Byron Crowell Russell Beckwith Craig Moore John Rovelle Jeannette Capwell Olin Capwell Bill Corbin Bobby Medunkin Jesus Ts Messinger Bar Hara Clark David Boyd Bruce Boyd Louie Sherwood Car An Mallick Dona Sharer Judy Bender Helen Sharer Phylis Huling Sally Dickinson Mdian Benest Vanssens Mary Dee Sherwood Jerome Bouby Will Follett Jimmy Watson Jeffry Baldwin Paul Lee Crowell Salo Philip Shapter John Middleton Sally Susanne Fodel Dotina McCaslin Boxer Blanchet Merrill Patterson Stanley Anderson Upward School Benédiglion Rey G.m, Boyd Bostude Corry United

Family ties thread through city as relatives travel far

My and Mrs. Frank Goring of 1 Church Street and their son Robert Goring of Erie and daughter Viola Morrill of Lemion City travel to Pittsburgh this morning for Frank Goring to enter the Pittsburgh Clinic for examinations. Mrs. Kenneth Shepard leaves by train for Meadville to visit her daughter while Gerald Williams graduates in Cleveland.

Paul Nichols Wellington Ohio Mary Denius Soult Center Street Ily Fills East Main Street Edwin Demel Olean William J. Parks Indiana Robert Franz Congress Street Miriam Foster Beaverdam Jamestown Hhinore Zuendel Delaware Tionesta Carrie Skeps Lawrence J. Watrous West Church Street Watrous Clymer Claude Beckerink Arthur ‘Tubbs Roger Erie Edwin F. Miller Youngstown Ellsworth Holt North Center Street B. M. Anderson Ella Anderson South Center Street Dunkirk Peter Anderson F. Ware Geraldine Meadville Dewey Long Deuhis and Dwight Patuskala Ware Ind O. A. Johnson John R. Clark Centerville William Taylor Detroit Mich Roy Taylor East Pleasant Street Harry Barach Pittsburgh Barach Oscar Racusin Racusin Joan DuBois Robert C. Pope Protestant Episcopal Hospital Philadelphia Clyde Wilcox Mary Black Youngsville Sue Fairviaw Street Percy Joyce Failing Scranton Ronald Walker Bowistl Hammond Banghorne Frank Goring Church Street Robert Goring Viola Morrill Lemion City Pittsburga Kenneth Shepard Meadvillé Theodore Gunn Elizabeth Williams Gerald Williams Cleveland

Five Members Attend N F Club Meeting

Mrs. Nellie Merker of East Pleasant street hosted five members at the N. F. Club on a Wednesday evening. The gathering featured fancywork and visiting with Mrs. Merker serving salad and dessert. Miss Hagel Weeks of Mot street will host the next meeting on June 18.

N. F N. P. Club Nellie Merker East Pleasant Street

St Edwards Students Picnic At Canadohta Lake

One hundred twenty five St Edward s students mothers teachers and priests attended a picnic at Canadohta Lake on Wednesday. They enjoyed swimming bowling and games. A group from St Agathas High School joined in on the day and played baseball. A noon picnic meal was served and the Parent Teachers Association provided ice cream and cake.

St. Edward's Canadohta St. Edward's School Francis J. Graves John DeSanti Canadohe Lake St. Edwards School Sir Agath’s High School Meadyilie Noof

New Era Club Outing at Findley Lake Picnic

Forty five members of the New Era Club of the Presbyterian Church and their families met at the Summer cottage of Mr and Mrs Ollie McClintock at Findley Lake. Activities included games boating and visiting before a 6 30 dinner served with help from Mrs John Sheahan Mrs Willis Johnson and Mrs Elmer Shull. The gathering marked a season end to September.

New Era Club Findley Lake Presbyterian Chiro Ollie McClintock McClintock John Sheahan Willisn Johnson Elmer Shu

Grand Street Bingo Club Hosts Evening

Mrs M Davison hosted a bingo club meeting at her Grand Street home with eight members present. Awards went to Miss Mertie Akam and Mrs Joseph Henline. The group enjoyed jello with whipped cream doughnuts and coffee late in the evening. Mrs Nellie Marts of West Frederick Street will host the next meeting on the nineteenth.

M. Davison Grand Street Mertie Akam Joseph Henline Nellie Marts West Frederick Street

Mrs Alma Gardner Hosts 500 Club Meeting Winners Named

Mrs Alma Gardner hosted the Tuesday 500 Club at West Wayne street with seven members and a guest, Mrs Marvin Carlson. Prize winners included Mrs Ployd Black Mrs Ay Betur arook and Mrs Jennie Weicht. The hostess served rolls with maple syrup and coffee. June 18th Mrs Joseph Henline will host at Marion street home.

Alma Gardner Ployd Black Ay Beturarook Jennie Weicht West Wayne Street Marvin Carlson Joseph Henline Tey Marion Streat

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