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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1953

Page

5

Legion Auxiliary elects officers at Merion SOCIETY meeting

The Legion Auxiliary voted in new officers led by Mrs. Robert Smith as President and Mrs. Everett Elmquist as first vice president. Other officers included Mrs. William Haenel as second vice president and Mrs. Herbert Heidler as secretary. The group discussed family picnic plans and announced social duties and committee assignments as members prepared to adjourn. Nearby residents and visitors moved between meetings, with several families traveling from Spartansburg and Linesville for events and services.

Legion Auxiliary Instevenine Robert Smith Everett Elmquist William Haenel Herbert Heidler Mark Anderson Arhur Cohen Jack Dempsey Frances Stuart Allead Park Mary Murray Frank Schrader Keith Orn Harry Burton Joseph Daraia Amy Skinoe

McCray Auxiliary Annual Tea Held at Community House

The Tyndles Auxiliary of the McCray Cemetery Association held its third annual tea yesterday afternoon at the McCray Community House with 43 attendees. Officers elected: Mrs. Edn Wade president, Miss Cora McCray vice president, Mrs. Howard Blakeslee secretary, and Mrs. Lawrence Wade treasurer. A committee for next year named: Mrs. Lud Levis, Mrs. Rupert Morris, and Mrs. Merrill McCray. Recitals included vocal solo Jess Loves All by Sharon McCray, piano by Mrs. Raymond Wiggers, trumpet by Lyle Blakester, and several violin selections. Refreshments of sandwiches, cake, jello, coffee, and mints were served. guests attended from Corry, Union City and Tipin.

McCray Tyndles Cora McCray Ofivers Edn Wade Howard Blakeslee Lurence Wade Trensuer Lud Levis Rupert Morris Merril Mccray Ha Ghnapens Jess Loves All Sharon McCray Raymond Wiggers Chicket Lark Blakes Jee Myx Lyle Blakester Liza Seth Biskeslon Biskesler Wiggers Corry Union City Tigin

CDA Picnic Ends Summer Meetings for Conception No. 36

Catholic Daughters of America Court Conception No 36 concluded regular meetings until September 10. Mrs Leo Hoylen hosted at 902 Pleasant Street with about 40 women in attendance. Miss Julia Zopka served as chairman of the event. Before adjournment the group voted to contribute $25 toward the fund.

Court Conception No Catholic Daughters of America Leo Hoylen Hust Pleasant Street Julia Zopka

Ladies Day Program Draws Large Crowd at Corry Club

A sizable crowd attended yesterday’s Ladies Day at Corry Country Club with about 60 women and guests. A 1 PM luncheon was served at nicely set tables supervised by Mrs. James Machines and Miss Lena St Cl. Cards, golf, and bridge were featured with winners Mrs. E E Haskins, Mrs. C H Holden, and Mrs. George Good. Reservations for the next event on July 4 were taken by Mrs. Harold Crage and Mrs. Jerome F Needham.

Corry Country Club James Machines Lena St. Cl Inter E, E. Haskins C, H, Holden George Harold Crage Jerome F. Needham

Corry Bridge Association Hosts Annual Club Championship

The Corry Bridge Association holds its annual individual club championship next Wednesday night at 8 o'clock in the Garden Room of the VFW Post home. The event has two sessions with Wednesday as the qualifying round to pare down entrants for the final on July 8. The winner receives a large cup for one year, a small cup for permanent possession, and two master points, while others earn master points. Reservations are required due to tournament complexity. Mrs. Robert Otter chairs the reservation committee. A seeing eye dog accompanies Miss Gladys Canfield.

Corry Bridge Association VFW Robert Otter. Ig Thfe

DAR Meeting At Chautauqua Lake Hosts Gathered Family

The Brokenstraw Valley Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution met last evening with Mrs. Robert A. Ott Sr. hosting at her summer home on Chautauqua Lake at Cedarwell. A late supper was enjoyed at six followed by visiting.

Brokenstraw Valley Daughters of the American Robert. A. Ott Chautauqud Lake Chedwell

Scandia Grange Visits Spring Creek Grange Gathering

Scandia Grange No 238 met at West Spring Creek Town Hall with all officers except Mrs Clyde Moston. Mrs Glenn Eldred Mrs Bernhard Porter and Thomas Felton joined refreshment committee for three months. Twenty two members attended and a cake was given to oldest member A Myers. The program honored Ceres and included songs and entertainment. Lunch of sandwiches jelly cake and coffee was served. They plan to attend Valley Grange Chandler's Valley on July 1 and return for a regular business session.

Scandia Grange Spring Creek Spring Creek Grange No West Spring Creek Clyde Moston Glenn Eldred Bernhard Porter Thomas Felton Ceres Spring Creek Grange A. Myers Sandia Spring Creel Grange Valley Grange Chandler's Valley

Aero Staff Party Honors Three Women at Farewell

A farewell party last evening honored Mrs. Suenara Ecunyun and Mrs. Mary Lou Puller from the Agra Supply office with 28 women attending at the Lilje Bib of Sweden restaurant. Mrs. Clifford Ontes received a farewell gift. all three were given corsages.

Suenara Ecunyun Mary Lou Puller Agra Sweden Roth Clifford Ontes Whko

Crawford County Youth Club Meets at Spartansburg Grange Hall

Crawford County Youth Club met last evening at the Spartansburg Grange Hall for routine business, followed by dancing for entertainment. They will meet again next on duly at the Veyuna Grange, with guests from the Columbus and Curry Grinens. The moths that produce most of the world's silk have been domesticated for so long they have almost lost the power of flight.

Crawford County Crayford County Grange Spartansburg

Methodist bishop challenges critics in church row

Philadelphia dispatch reports Bishop G Bromley Oxnam denounces charges that the church is infiltrated by Communists calling such claims the refuge of scoundrels He challenges critics to name a Protestant clergyman in a church who is a Communist party member The bishop has also clashed with Rep Velde over church influence and Communist ties in religious groups.

Philadelphia

Births at Cowy Memorial Hospital and Corry Memorial

A daughter was born last evening at Cowy Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Leon Davids of 18 Concord Street. Mrs Davids is the former Shirley Craker. A daughter was born yesterday afternoon to Mr and Mrs Marle Hirvey of Columbins at Corry Memorial Hospital. Mrs Harvey is the farmer Virginky Elder.

Cowy Memorial Hospital Leon Davids Concord Street Davids Shirley Craker Marle Hirvey Columbins She Corry Me Reworial Hospital Harvey Virginky Elder

Conference Held By 2 Big Unions

The New York Times reports John L. Lewis of the United Mine Workers and David J. McDonald of the Steelworkers met in Washington, with talks secret and no merger discussed. The meeting spurred speculation about possible leadership changes, CIO dissolution, and potential AFL-CIO unity or mergers.

Associated Press NEW York New York Times United Mine Workers CIO Washington John L. Lewis Independent Mine Workers David J. McDonald Steelworkers Sion McDonald AFL Cio-Afl Lewis-McDonald

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