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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1945

Page

5

Women's Missionary Society Hosts Meeting and Scholarship Vote

The Women's Missionary Society of the Lutheran Church met at the church with eleven members. Mrs. Hildebrand read on Post-War Church in Asia and the evening study focused on the American Indian, highlighting the Rocky Boy Montana mission. At the business session, the group voted to fund a girl student scholarship in Liberia Africa.

Lutheran Missionary Group Women's Missionary Society of the Lutheran Church C. F. Hilde Liberia Africa Ray Burr Ray Stearns Charles Oshisiand Viola Nollinger

Nazarene Society Meets with Readings and Plans

The Nazarene Church W F M gathered on Wednesday at Mrs. Martin Anderson East South Street with 12 members present. The program opened with a reading by Mrs. Gary Dingfelder followed by a letter from district superintendent Mrs Slosser about Other Sheep. The business session led by president Mrs C M Bailey, Paul Rigby enrolled in a church reading course, and gifts prepared for Rev William Sutton a student at Eastern Nazarene College Boston Mass. Hostesses were Mrs Louis Hebers Mrs Bailey and Mrs Rigby and a March meeting date will be announced later.

Nazarene Society Martin Anderson East South Street Nazarene Church Gary Dingfelder R. R. Merriman Slosser C. M. Bailey Paul Rigby William Sutton Eastern Nazarene College Boston Mass Louis Hebers Bailey Rigby

Charmanta Club Meets With Mrs Murn Danner in Union City

Charmanta Club held a Thursday afternoon meeting with seven members. Hostess Mrs Murn Danner presided. guests included Mrs Carroll Merrill of Union City and Mrs Margaret Pratt. A handkerchief shower honored Mrs Pratt whose birthday was celebrated with dinner at 5:30. The next gathering is set for April 8.

Charmanta Club Murn Danner Union City Arthur ‘Root Rooth Paul Weed Garry Cleo Boyd Brie John Sylander Warren Bawardsraclson Margaret Pratt Carroll Merrill Pratt Tyre

Glenns Welcome Baby Boy David Russell in Glendale

A son born March 1 at Physicians' and Surgeons' Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Ross W. Glenn of Glendale California. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Glenn of East Irving Street. A daughter born late yesterday afternoon to Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Spavigler of 318 Gould Street at Comny Hospital.

Ross W. Glenn Glendale Calif Physicians’ and Surgeons’ Hospital David Russell Ralph Glenn East Irving Street Comny Hospital Bruce Spavigler Gould Street

Oil Subsidy Program Not Ineffective Says Bradford Leader

John W. Bryner of the Bradford district Pennsylvania Oil Producers Association argued the oil subsidy program helped stabilize output. He noted Bradford field accounts for over 64 percent of Pennsylvania grade production and said declines were arrested after the subsidy began in 1944 with only about 1500 barrels per day lower in the last five months of 1984 compared to the prior seven months.

Bradford John W. Bryner Pennsylvania Oil Producers Association Bryner Pennsylvania

Ladies' Auxiliary Moose Votes In Sixteen New Members

The Ladies Auxiliary of the Moose held a regular session on Thursday evening and approved sixteen new members who will be inducted at the March 1 meeting. Plans for a rummage sale were discussed and announcements will be made later.

Ladies’ Auxiliary of Moose Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Moose

United Brethren Ladies Aid Meeting Report

The United Brethren Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Louis Nye's home on West Columbus Avenue with eight ladies attending. Vice President Mrs. B Bush led devotions and business since President Mrs. Harris Watrous was absent. Mrs. Nye and Mrs. Clarence Deyoe served a vegetable salad crackers and coffee. Next host is Mrs. Charles Keppel on East Irving Street March 15.

A. B. Aid United Brethren Ladies’ Aid Louis Nye West Columbus Avenue Harris Watrous Bush Nye Mys Clarence Deyoe Charles Keppel East Irving Street Mareh

Miss King Joins Navy Nurse Corps Ensign Commissioned

Miss King daughter of Mrs. RL King of 45 North Center street has trained at Millard Fillmore Hospital Buffalo after high school in 1909. She worked at Chevro Buffalo and private duty nursing before becoming plant nurse at the Corry Jamestown Mill. She plans active duty within three weeks likely in Philadelphia. Her sister Margaret Jane King also serves, in SPARS training at Mathews Beach Brooklyn.

Navy Nurse Corps Phiadelphia Nhs King Margaret Jane King Spars School Mathattat Beach Brookllyn

Women’s Relief Corps Set Dinner for March 15

Members gathered at the Masonic Temple for the Terulir meeting led by President Mrs Zenobia Silvis. The group planned a public dinner for Thursday March 15 with new member Anna Babcock initiated and refreshments served after a social period.

Women's Revier Corps Masonic ‘Temple Zenobia Silvis Anna Babcock Bertha Gregory Mary Rickerson

Surprise birthday party for Mrs Donald Hall

Mrs Donald Hall attended a surprise dinner at her home for her birthday. The event featured green white cake, St Patrick's Day decor, 500 entertainment, and awards to Mrs George Stanford Jr and Mrs Elwood Baccus. Attendees included several listed guests from Corry Jamestown and nearby areas.

Donald Hall Indies George Stanford, Jr Elwood Baccus Clinton McLean Edward Messitter Virgil Ross William Hull Sarah Zalgueck Evald Caglson Wy de~ Lay Corry Te Fred Jamiestown

Mrs. Wilsted Hosts 600 Club Evening

Mrs Peter Wilsted of Ene Main street entertained her 600 club last evening. Prizes were won by Mrs Charles Hyles Mrs William Johnson and Mrs Walter Purdy who took the traveling prize. Host served ice cream cookies tea and coffee. Mrs Jatin Sheehan West Church street will host the club March 6.

Peter Wilsted Main Street Charles Hyles William Johnson Walter Purdy

Kiwanis Dinner Net Seeks Club Representatives

At the Ritz Restaurant a 6 15 dinner for 30 members and three guests included Miss Fern Casford and Clyde Shotzbarger. Dr Paul Weed and others were named to represent the club in a clothing drive appeal by Philip Zalenock, with ward memberships and Kiwanis pins awarded. A Scout committee for the Corry troop was formed and a film titled The Land of the Rajah's was shown. The attendance contest will end this month.

Ane Aiwanig Qiap Mee Ash Eve Ning Ritz Fern Casford Rochester Clyde Shotzbarger H. Lynn Rice Miss Casford Cin Robert Bumbaugh Paul Weed Don Williams H. J Sheen Walter Peake Russell Byler Harry Barach W. W. Auer Philip Zalenock Red Cross Bumbiugh Scout Corry Clarence Wallace Frank van Tassel Floyd Marsh F. Lowe Edwards Aaron Oberman Mr. Bumbaugh Clair Capwell F. Lowe Ede Kiwanis Guy Simsons Mr. Rice Mrs. Rice Mr. Shotzbarger

Noahs Ark S. S. Class Met At Rigby Home

The Noahs Ark Sunday School class of United Brethren met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alloi Rigby on North Center street with twelve in attendance. Secretary Mrs. Arthur Tagram conducted the meeting in the absence of officers. Refreshments were served and the next meeting is set for April 5.

Noah's Ark S. S Rigby United Brethren Ghurel Alloi Rigby North Center Street Arthur Tagram Wak Elffer

Corry Court of C D of A Holds Routine Session

The C D of A met at the club rooms with Mrs. James Cassidy presiding. It was decided to allow the Red Cross to use the child rooms for the Gray Ladies Corps instruction and the next meeting is set for March 15.

Corry Court C. D

D A R Chapter Meets With Mrs Mosier in Erie County

D A R Chapter held a routine session with Mrs R B Mosier Maple Avenue regent Mrs C F McCray presiding The program featured a paper on D A R canteen units on war fronts read by Mrs Foster Davis Greetings from other Erie county chapters were received Refreshments were served by Mrs Jessie Newton Mrs J B Young Mrs Mosier and Mrs George Boyd Bake sale postponed until next month.

Tokenstraw Valley R. B. Mosier Maple Avenue C. F. McCray Foster Davis Erie County Jessie Newton J. B. Young Mosier George Boyd

Glavis Wade Marriage Announced in City

Mrs. Bina Wade announces the marriage of her daughter Frances E. Wade to Seaman Peter Glavis of North Tonawanda, N Y. The ceremony was held February 23 at 3 o clock at the First Methodist church with Rev. P A Galbreath officiating in a double ring service. The bride wore an agi dress with brown accessories and was attended by Mr. and Mrs W L Rasey of Spartansburg, sister of the groom.

Glavis-Wade Bina Wade Frances E. Wade Seaman Peter Glavis Steve Glavis North Tonawanda N. Y First Methodist Church P. A. Galbreath W. L. Rasey Spartansburg Rasey

Elkis Will Have Election of Officers March 15

Nominations for Corry Lodge B P O Elks offices were made at the regular meeting attended by many members. The annual election will be held March 15. District Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler Heyg Klesan of City will visit for the April 6 meeting when newly elected officers will be installed.

Elkis Corry Lodge B. P Heyg Klesan Il City Corrylogge

Thursday Evening Bridge Club Meets For Dinner And Bridge

Eight members of the Thursday evening bridge club enjoyed a delicious dinner at the Hotel Corry and then played bridge at the home of Mrs. Harold Powel on North Center Street. Awards were won by Mrs. L. Morrow and Mrs. Powell. The next meeting is set for March 8 at Mrs. Raymond Anderson’s North Center Street home.

Corry Harold Powel North Center Street L. Morrow Powell Raymond Anderson

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