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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1949
Page
3
Weeds in Chautauqua Lake trigger residents in the lower lake region to complain that motorboats are stalled for the season. Reports say weed growth is worse than last August, hindering the City of Jamestown steamer and slowing small craft from Celoron to Sheldon Hall.
Charles B. Moran, 70, a former National League baseball umpire and Centre College football coach at Danville, Ky., died of a heart ailment at his home in Horse Cave on June 16. He had been in ill health for some time and bedfast the past three weeks.
The D A R of Erie County held a Flag Day luncheon hosted by the Brokenstraw Valley Chapter at Emmanuel Episcopal Church. About 70 attendees from Erie Waterford and North East heard greetings from regents, a flag salute, songs, and a loyalty talk. Next meeting set for June 24, 1950 in Waterford.
The final meeting of the Cory Nurses Alumnae Association before summer recess was a picnic and reunion hosted by Mrs. Ora Harper at Dr. G. E Bennett’s home on East Smith Street. Fourteen members attended representing classes from 1902 to 1928, with a planned district meeting in September.
Thirty guests attended the Hospitality Club spring event held Tuesday at the American Legion Home. Mrs. William A. Kenby chaired with help from Mrs. Harold Crug Mrs. C K McLown and Mrs. BP W Dey. Gomes led games and music with awards to Mrs. Merrill Lillie Mrs. Rattey C Rovers and Mrs. George Relix.Refreshments included hot dishes cake tea and coffee. The centerpiece featured pink spring flowers and oak tapers. Mrs E Ratter chairs the duties committee and the next meeting is planned for July at Mrs. Rutter's Summer Home Findley Lake.
An assembly at Clymer Central School honored flag duties with guidance on proper display and folding. District leaders and scouts demonstrated correct flag care while coaches presented cheerleading and sports letters to outstanding students.
An older advertisement describes placing a portable water heater into a water receptacle and plugging in. It claims immediate heating for bathing washing and cleaning with speed depending on quantity. Cautions advise reading directions. Cost listed as 2.60 with no fire to build.
Principal Wesley Miller presented certificates of achievement to a list of eighth grade pupils including Leona Burringer Nancy Bayle Sally Bayle Shirley Blinn Jeannette Bull Laur Chamberlin Lareenia Furdin Hazel Hill Johny Melntyre Ribera Huntley Gaines Louis Marilyn Meyerink Edith Meyers Eleanor Conk Roy Redtuatt Mary Fields Caris Stallman Jeannette Spohn Tree Warnshute Don White and Lillian Zajone for their writing projects and contributions in the program.
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