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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1949

Page

5

Gatherings and Society Notes From Local Women’s Groups

A noon meal marked a gathering of the Women’s Hellet Corps No 49 at the I C C B Hall. Five guests from Mearsville plus local members attended as plans for a Philadelphia convention in June formed the day’s business. Members listed include Mrs Henry Hil Mrs Dan Culver Mrs John Bap cork and more. Committees served, and future meetings set for July 7. Members traveled to North East and Erie for business and family trips. Installations at the Moose Lodge marked a fresh term for the Women of One Moose with $60 donated to a hospital fund and several officers installed. Refreshments followed as the group prepared for next meeting on July 7.

Uureen Hellet Corps No. 49 J. J. Andrews Grand Anny of the Republic I. C. C. B. Hall Mearsville Marene Froper Kighttisiger Mire Runmel L. R. Houghtling Houghting Sorry Corps Philadelphia Henry Hil Dan Culver John Bapcork Isibelle Johnson Merle Long M's. Ralph Ilivers Moose Moose Lodge Sorlier Harold Jackson Cor Memorial Hospital Ernest Sloat College of Regents Gowanda Guievieve Ho William Prine Argus Betty Gallagher Semel Allee Smock Charles VanTassel Bulide Ruth Clark

Rehoboth Class To Elect Officers At Next Meeting

Rehoboth Sunday School class of the Evangelical United Brethren Church held a gathering at West Smith street host Mr and Mrs Glenn Humes with 19 members. Delmar Lundeen chaired the meeting and named Humes Lansberry and Chase to the nominating committee. Election will occur at the next meeting hosted by Mr. and Mrs Carl Lyons on South Center street. the final date will be announced soon.

Rehoboth Glenn Humes West Smith Street Evangelical United Brethren Church Humes Delmar Lundeen Jerrold Lansberry Lyle Chase Carl Lyons South Center Street Robert Reagle Reagle Dalton Weidher Lundeen

Miss Jeannette Elissa Spoke At Elgin Banquet

A mother and daughter banquet at the gin Church drew 150 attendees for ham dinner and a church program. Miss Jeannette Blissa of Jerusalem, now at Taylor University, spoke on her homeland and its customs and struggles. Mrs. Howard Hammond named chairman for the year and Mrs. Ivan Rose elected secretary. committee members listed.

Jeannette Elissa Elgin Gin Church Charles Hallinger Erie Jeannette Blissa Jerusalem Taylor University Upland Ind Howard Hammond Ivan Rose Howjut Blakeslee Carrie Wade Raymond Wiegers Donald Gates Richard Burroughs Opal Triscuit

Bridge Luncheon Club Meets for Thursday Game

The Bridge Luncheon Club met yesterday afternoon at Esther's Tea Room in Spring Creek with one guest, Mrs Joseph C Buttery of New York City. After lunch they played contract bridge at Mrs Walter H Scott's home on Wright Street. prizes went to Mrs A S Boag and Mrs C G W Jones. Refreshments were served and the group plans to meet again on North Center Street for cards on the eighth.

Bridge- Luneheon Club Joseph C. Buttery New York City O'clooke Esther Spring Creek Walter H. Scott Wright

Fellowship League Social at St Paul’s Church

A Lutheran Fellowship League meeting was held Thursday evening at the Larson cottage in Findley Lake with Miss Shirley Larson and Miss Jeanne Larson as hostesses. Attendees enjoyed visiting and group singing followed by a salad course. An invitation was extended for a tureen dinner on July 21 at Chautauqua Take hosted by Mr and Mrs D Armour Hillstrom and others.

Lutheran Fellowship League of St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church Larson Cottage Findley Lake Shirley Larson Jeanne Larson Chautauqua D. Armour Hillstrom C. 4. Williams C. A. Hillstrom

Mrs. DENTON SINGS RECITAL LINEUP FOR CLUB AUDIENCE

Mrs Mildred G Denton led a piano pupils recital at the Business And Professional Women's Club on Thursday evening starting at 7 pm. The program featured works by Boguslawski Irish melodies Richter and Suppe with performances by Judy Wilcox Mary Frazier Janet Engle Barbara Falcotte Patricia Hunt Karen Ross Frances Pierce Marilyn Denton and others under titles such as Jumping Jack Londonderry Air and American Patrol.

Mary Frazier Mrs. Denton Richter Janet Engle Mary Richter Joan Gorey Twilight Wayne Smith Holiday Gal Wilcck Edwin Armitage F. W. Meacham Mary Lou Goring

Catholic Daughters Plan Installation for June 23

Thirty five members of Court Conception No. 35 met at the Ghib rooms. Vice Regent LaVerne Miller presided in the absence of Grand Regent Mrs. Jerome F. Nesdham. Final arrangements were made for installing officers at the Corry Country Club on June 23. Dinner at 6:30 p.m. Reservations requested with Miss M. Ames Lynch. Refreshments served by Miss Lynch and committee.

Court Conception Cotholic Daughters of America Jerome F. Nesdham LaVerne Miller Corry Country Club Ames Lynch Miss Lynch

Spencer Ladies Aid to Give Quilt to Needy Family

Spencer Community Ladies Aid met at 314 West Washington for a tureen dinner with 48 attendees. President Mrs. Omar Crowell led the routine session as members decided to donate two quilts recently completed to a local needy family. The next meeting is set for July 31 at Mrs. Clair Fenno’s home, R D 3, for an evening gathering.

Spencer Aid

Wheelock Aid Society Met At Bugbee Home

The Wheelock Ladies Aid Society held an all day session at the Bugbee home with fifteen members and children present. Mrs. Charles Bugbee led the event assisted by Mrs. Harold Howard and others. A spachetti dinner and fruit jello were served. Quilting occupied the day and the vice president chaired the routine business. The next meeting is set for Mrs. Crosscut’s home in July.

Charles Bugbee Ladies’ Aid Society Wheelock Leland Crosscut Crosscut

Legion Auxiliary Names Convention Delegates at Meeting

Legion Auxiliary presided by Mrs Richard J Om names delegates to state convention in Pittsburgh August 10 18 25 members attend Annis donation to Scholarship Fund at Harrisburg and Tri county Council funds report from June 5 next meeting September 4 in Lawrence Park plans for Legion Rally Day include dinner parade and dance at Armory Freddie Elmers orchestra serves buffet lunch next meeting September 1 whipped cream cookies coffee served by officers

Legion Auxiliary Names Convention Richard J. Om American Legion Auxiliary Legion Home Harry Burton Eleanor Kovach Pittsburgh Annis Harrisburg Tri-county Council Orn Lawrence Park Leva Mather Legionnaires Preldn Nichols Mark Anderson Aim Lang

Strawberry Festival Sponsored By Wattsburg Hose Company

The Wattsburg Hose Company invites the public to attend the annual Strawberry Festival at the fire hall on Wednesday June 22. Strawberries ice cream cake and coffee will be served from 5 30 p m to 8 30 p m with a cordial invitation extended to all.

Wattsburg Hose Company

Ana Pauker Said Slated For Ties With Moscow Report

Zurich Swiss newspaper Weltwoche claims Romanian Foreign Minister Ana Pauker is in disfavor with Moscow over money matters. It alleges Pauker deposited Romanian Communist party funds in Swiss banks without informing the Cominform, signaling strained relations among Romania, Moscow, and party leadership.

Y Asowenied Zurich Switzerland Ana Pauker Grebrand Romenian Im Istavor Moscow Svies Weltwoche Pauker Communist Party Cominform Communist International Information Bureau

Romanian Spy Trial Opens in Winterthur Switzerland

Report states a Romanian on trial in Winterthur for political and economic spying, with protests from Romanians. Mrs Pauker, linked closely to Moscow and the Kremlin, is noted as a top favorite. Training season opens at Indian Town Gap Pa on June 17 featuring 1500 troops of the 6th Infantry Division.

Ught Trist Solyan Vitinil Winterthur Switzerland Pauker Long Moscow Kremlin Indiantown Gap Ne Auges 6Th Infantry Division

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