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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1957

Page

5

Cory Area High School Junior Class Presents Rest Assured

Hundreds of parents and friends attended the opening performance of the comedy Rest Assured by Cory Area High School's Junior Class. The show featured John Mowrey as Morlock and the cast included Susan Kinley, Patty Meerdink, James Lewis, John Roberts, Kathleen Lageland, Joe Marty and others. The plot centers on Morlock’s clashes with his daughter’s fiancé and a haunted twist ending as Luigi’s ghost and Lucifer influence the finale. The second performance is scheduled for this evening in the school auditorium, with tickets still available.

Cory Area High School H. Lynn Rice Philip Morlock John Mowrey Mary Susan Kinley Luigi Morlock Kathleen Lageland Joe Satan Lucifer Joe Marty Lulcifer Echoo

Catholic Daughters Hold Guest Night at Court Conception 85

The Catholic Daughters of America Court Conception No 85 held a monthly social guest night with many members present. Interior decorators Joseph Rybach of Buffalo and Carl Johnson of Warren demonstrated color schemes for home decor, citing 3800 color blends. Robert Wotus and Mr Johnson showed decorating films. a farewell gift was given to Mrs Bernadette Dahl who leaves for California. A mass in body is planned for Communion Sunday and the next CDA meeting on March 14 will feature a panel discussion led by Mrs J F Needham. Refreshments were served by the February committee led by Mrs P B Sonoski and Mrs Leo Hooks.

Court Conception Catholic Daughters of America Joseph Rybach Buffalo Carl Johnson Warren Uday Robert Wotus Marion Sullivan Howard King Fred Ahl J. ¥. Needham Robert Wotus Carl Peterson Leo Mulerick T. Anderson James L. Allyn Margaret Foley

Births at Corry Memorial Hospital Chronicle

A son was born early this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Gene Britten of 749 Spring Street. A daughter was born early this morning to Mr and Mrs Everett Warnshowse of Clymer at Corry Memorial Hospital.

Corry Memorial Hospital Gene Britten Springtreet Wnt Everett Warnshowse Clymer

Mrs Flossie Fosburgh Hosts Club 15 Meeting

Mrs Flossie Fosburgh entertained the members of Club 15 last evening at her East Washington street home. The birthday of Mrs P H Stenman was honored and prizes were won by Mrs Edward Dominessy Mrs George Rhodes Mrs Joseph Obrok and Mrs Harry Burton. Refreshments included raspberry pie a la mode tea and coffee for eleven members. Mrs Rhodes will host next at her East street home on March 24 to celebrate Mrs Fosburghs birthday.

Flossie Fosburgh Club Club 15 East Washington Street P. H. Stenman Edward Dominessy George Rhodes Joseph Obrok Harry Burton

VEW Auxiliary Holds Routine Session At Fest Home

The VEW Auxiliary met in Gate Room of the Fest home last night with Harold Schiefer presiding. Members voted contributions to the American Red Cross and the Heart Fund. Mrs Schaefer won a special prize and Alma Slagle with Glyde Reynolds served a light lunch. March and the next meeting noted.

Vew Aux- 1 Espaanias Agia Harold Schiefer American Red Cross Heart Fund

Ladies Day at Elks Club Hosts 47 Women

Mrs. Horton Davis hosted Ladies Day at the Elks Club yesterday with 47 attendees. Lunch preceded a bridge event with 10 tables and awards to Mrs. M Coyle, Mrs. Raymond Anderson, Mrs. Schuyler, Mrs. William Splesmain, and Mrs. James Sullivan. Foster Davis won the 500. Next session in two weeks Lena St Clair to take the Federations.

Elks Club Horton Davis Hiks F-Coyle Raymond Anderson Schuyler William Splesmain James Sullivan Foster Davis Lena St. Clair

Berean Class Honors Rev DeBoer at February Meeting

The Berean Class of the First Baptist Church met Wednesday evening at the Cosmas home on Second Avenue with about twenty members. Pastor Rev Robert DeBoer led a study on unity while the February birthdays of he and his wife were celebrated with a party and a gift. Light refreshments featured spring flowers a decorated birthday cake. Hosts were aided by Lloyd Sherlocks and families. Next meeting is at the church March 27.

Robert DeBoer First Baptist Church Simon and Aurelia Cosma Second Avenue Arland Burrows Rey

Miss Ruth Bennett Hosts Bridge Club at Duane Street

Miss Ruth Bennett entertained her bridge club at her Duane Street home with two tables of contract bridge. Guests included Mrs George Rumbaugh and Mrs Robert Tunnell, while Mrs T S Kelsey received a special award and celebrated her silver wedding anniversary with a sterling gift. Bennett and Kelsey were each honored with gifts as the group planned the March 13 meeting.

Ruth Bennett Duane Street George Rumbaugh Laces Mrs. Kelsey Wesding Miss Bennett

Hospital Auxiliary To Meet Monday Night

Mrs J F Needham president of the Ladies Auxiliary of Corry Memorial Hospital announced a meeting for Monday at 7:30 p m in the nurses dining room. Mrs L O Nichols asks members with money from the bake sale to return amounts at the meeting.

J. F. Needham Ladies Auxiliary Corry Memorial Hospital L. O. Nichols Micelang

Brownies Receive Pins at Concord Brownie Troop 317 Investiture

An investiture ceremony for Brownie Troop No. 317 at Concord School featured girls reciting the Scout Salute and Brownie Promise as Mrs. Newell Beckwith and Mrs. L. P. Baker pinned them. The group included Diane Ahi, Barbara Applebee, Oren Baker, Marjorie Beckwith, Martha Houser, Paula Johnson, Linda Lobdell, Christine Sutton, Jo Ellen Mallick, Sharon Martin, Kathleen McVicker, Barbara Muckinhaupt, Rosalie Renzi, Linda Rhoades, Trudy Sallee, Christine Sample, Judy Schroter, Patty Stec, Donna Vanderhoof, Candy Williams, Shirley O'Day, Betty Jankowski and Barbara Brown. Light refreshments followed and the meeting closed with Brownie songs.

Brownie Troop No Concord School Newell Beckwith L. P. Baker Diane Ahi Barbara Applebee Oren Baker Marjorie Beckwith Martha Houser Paula Johnson Linda Lobdell Christine Sutton Jo Ellen Mallick Sharon Martin Kathleen McVicker Barbara Muckinhaupt Rosalie Ren2i Linda Rhoades Trudy Sallee Christine Sample Judy Schroter Patty Stec Donna Vanderhoof Candy Willams Shirley O'Day Betty Jankowski Barbara Brown

Helping Hand Club Sews For Orphanage

Helping Hand Club members met yesterday at the IOOF Hall for their regular gathering. A noon dinner was served to ten members with Mia Ora Loveland and Mrs Harvey Loveland as hostess committee. The afternoon was devoted to a work session during which the women sewed a quilt for the Meadville Orphans Home. The next chi meeting will be held in two weeks.

Helping Hand Club IOOF Mia Ora Loveland Harvey Loveland Meadville Orphans Home Chi

East Branch Grange Hosts Open House Observation

The East Branch Grange held a community open house at the Grange Hall during a meeting last evening. A historical program led by Mrs. William Hull and a lecturer entertained attendees as part of the Grange's community service project.

East Branch Grange Grange William Hull

Await Word On Gas Rate Appeal Continues

The Public Utility Commission adjusted gas rates, raising base monthly charges for non heating customers by 50 cents and heating customers by 8 cents in the main service area. It lowered first 1000 cubic feet charges in Erie County and cut future increases per thousand cubic feet. The schedule raises rates in steps up to new levels, delayed from last June 2 as hearings proceeded.

Weber Erie County Union City Wattsburg Amity Union Townships Lowyllie Wren Venango PUC PUG

Grange session plans more service projects after supper

Members and guests from other Granges attended as Master Earl Roberts led a routine business session. The group discussed future community service projects while Mr and Mrs Raymond Hicks coordinated arrangements for the supper.

Earl Roberts Raymond Hicks

TV Highlights and Programs by William Castle

Producer William Castle outlines a typical week filming Annapolis series with rapid location shifts from New York to Hollywood to Maryland. Navy scrutiny ensures accuracy, even down to a floor grin, as the drama balances authentic detail with engaging entertainment across nearly 100 stations.

New York William Castle Baltimore Hollywood San Diego Bea Coronado Galif Castle Navy Academy Navy Department Salt Castle

Warns On Defeat Of Mid-East Plan

Senators Russell Byrd Stennis and aides warn that defeating the Middle East plan will cost billions. Dulles denies funds would finance Egypt’s Aswan Dam. Kennedy says dropping economic provisions risks disastrous effects on American leadership in the area.

Russell Byrd Stennis Miss Beynt Nile River Egypt Russia Kennedy

Nixon Arrives in Morocco on Africa goodwill tour

Vice President Nixon lands in Rabat for a 24 hour stay as the first stop on a 22 day, 14 000 mile goodwill tour of Africa. He is greeted by Crown Prince Moulay Hassan and Ambassador Cannon. Nixon travels with his wife and nine children and plans to visit other African nations and Italy carrying Eisenhower messages.

Nabat Pregnent Nixon Morocco Africa Frines Moulay Hassan Ruling &Prian Washington U.S Nixon Eisenhower

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