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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1949

Page

5

Society notes from East Wayne Street bridge club gathering

Wisn at East Wayne Street hosted the Thursday evening contract bridge club with guest Mrs. Frank Graft receiving the special prize. Wout awarded to Mrs. Elsworth Holt and Mrs. Horton J. Davis. A social hour and refreshments followed. next week a dinner will be hosted by Mrs Tracy W. Whitehead, with games at Mrs G W Dunes’ home.

Wisn Caugaon Suwe East Wayne Street Frank Graft Elsworth Holt Horton J. Davis Rowe Nxt Tracy W. Whitehead East Pleasant Street

Standing Committee Chairmen Announced at Spring Creek Society

The Spring Creek Ladies Aid Society met and announced the standing committee chairs for the upcoming year. Mrs Frank Kafferlin hosted at her home with 13 members present as President Mrs Raymond Sickler introduced posts including friendly service and finance. Refreshments of gingerbread with whipped cream, coffee and tea were served. The next meeting will be held Thursday with hosts Mrs Paul Kafferlin and Mrs Chaudiet Mason.

Spring Creek Ladies’ Aid Society Frank Kafferlin Devadowy Roy Lillie Raymond Sickler Leslie Donaldsort Paul Baffleron Harry Johnson Lillie Arthur Buuntage Johnsis Walter Maxwell Frank Kafferify Johnson Auto Tech Paul Kafferlin Chaudiet Mason

Harbor Half Ladies Aid All Day Session

Harbor Half Ladies Aid Society held an all day session at Mrs Charles Coole’s West Feet crick street home. About twenty persons and families attended the noon dinner. The business meeting opened with devotions led by Mrs ashi Chelton, with President Mrs Glenn Bailey presiding. A prize quilt block sewing hour followed, and plans for the April meeting were announced for a near future location.

Harbor Half Ladies Aid Society Charles Coole Crick Street Cheard Ashi Chelton Glenn Bailey Cook

OFS Chi Dinner Honors Vanderhoff and Mead

The OFS Chi club honored two members, Mrs. Ralph Vanderhoff and Mr. Ross Mead, at a Thursday dinner hosted by Mr. Ross Fela on North Central Street. A guest, Mrs. Irv Young, a former member, attended. The evening featured music, gifts presented to Vanderhoff and Mead, and remarks marking the birthday event. A draw was played earlier in the program.

Ralph Vanderhoff Ross Mead Ross Fela North Centre Street OFS. Chi Irv Young Cub Fe Ui Mry, Vanderhoft Mrs. Mead Levy Divkinson Weemerton Wayne Street

Weathered notes on residents and visitors from Lakland Miami to Hollywood

AMP and Miss Tea Wickwire of 504 Concord street resumed home life after a vacation from November 1 at Lakland Miami and Daytops Beach. Mrs Arthur L Robtnd and Mrs Paull Weed attended Charmanta Club. Mrs Blaie Xyiin der hunted at home. Ms ald and Mrs iwik M. Gale returned from a four month Water home in Hollywood. Mrs Morris Wickwire arrived from Hamut Hos pill in Erie where she tended a patient for over three weeks. Miss Mildred Young accompanied them. Wickwire home now with her parents on North Center street reporting improved condition. Alfred Buck of OM City visited his mother, Mrs Sarah Buck, 17 Spring street, who was 90 years old, receiving many gifts.

Amp Tea Wickwire Concord Street Lakland Miami Daytops Beach Arthur L Hollywood Morris WitkWwire Hamut Hospill Erie Mildred Young Wickwire Harold & Brown North Center Street Alfred Buck OM City Sarah Buck 17 Spring Street

Hilltop Club Hosts Meeting At Mrs Nelsons Home

Mrs John Nelson entertained twelve Hilltop Club members at her home yesterday afternoon The group enjoyed social time with a prize by Mrs Lawrence Anderson A brief business session followed with refreshments of Boston cream pie and coffee The next meeting led by president Merle Triscott will be March 16.

John Nelson Hilltop Club Ann Ayard Lawrence Anderson Merle Triscott Boston Albert Olen Ql

Bingo Party at C D A Rooms Sponsored by Catholic Daughters

The Catholic Daughters of America held a bingo party at the C D A rooms on Worth Center street drawing about a hundred attendees. Mrs Albert Ross chaired the event with a committee including Mrs Robert Sanders Mrs Lester Lewis Mrs Fred Hannan Mrs Angush DeMauri and Mrs Robert Wotts assisted by Robert Wotns and Albert Wotus. The treasury raised 34 dollars with Mrs George Maloney winning a 25.10 jackpot, Mrs Mary Ressler obtaining an 11.20 extra prize, and Mrs Katherine Young and Mrs Jonnie Weight each winning 8 dollars door prizes.

Noahs Ark Sunday School Class Met Last Evening

The Noahs Ark Sunday School class met at the East Main street home of Mr. and Mrs. Crosby Bush. Chaplain Douglas Mosher presided in the president’s absence during the business session, with 23 teachers in attendance. Mrs. Ivan Bennink led devotional remarks as entertainment followed the social period. Mr and Mrs Bush were assisted by Mr and Mrs William Crane in serving salad, dessert, coffee, and tea. Mr and Mrs Bejkly Henton of South Center street will host the April 7 meeting.

Noah's Ark Ivan Bennink Bush William Crane Bejkly Henton South Cemter Street

W R C Planned Future Activities at VFW Post

Members of the W R C and Ladies Auxiliary met at the Grand Army of the Republic hall yesterday afternoon. President Mae Hie presided as plans for an upcoming convention in Philadelphia and a nine-member delegation for Beachies were discussed. A stork shower for Mrs Twin dohieon followed the business session, with gifts and refreshments provided by local members. The next meeting is scheduled for May 17.

Jd. Andrews Grand Army the Republic LO. Hall Mea Hie Mosul Stewart Examiss Philadelphia Jynie Éth Twindohieon Franks Lilie Meg William Haekel Callie | Ploy Parke Davi Mise Chuva Hill

Mrs Dell King Honored On Birthday

Mrs King celebrated her birthday with a holiday party at the West Bond street home of Mr and Mrs Hing. A sizable dinner followed with relatives and friends in attendance. The menu featured cake and jello. Attendees included Mrs Thomas Walsh Aunt Mrs Ralph Rogers Mrs Byed Allen and others.

Dell King Holid Uilay Bel Hing West Bond Street Tiombe King Jelagke Mre King Thotnils Walsh Ralph Rogers Norte End Byed Allen Wallshli File

Legion Auxiliary Meets. New Members Welcomed

The American Legion Auxiliary held a February meeting at the North Center street location with fifteen members present. Two new members Mrs. Aarnyity McElroy and Mrs. Joseph Myre were obligated, and reports from the executive meeting were read. Funds for rehabilitation and junior basketball were discussed. a district meeting at Fairview March is planned. refreshments were served by Mrs. Glenn Warner, Mrs. Frage Grayin and Mrs. Everett Eluquist.

Fairview Mus Glennt Warner Frage Grayin Everett Eluquist

D A R Meeting Highlights Local Chapter Session

Mrs V W Grahain and Brokenstraw Valley D A R members met at the West Frederick street home. Reg ent Mrs EC Barnes chaired the session with Beloved business reports. A program on A New Song, The Union and the Hostess was presented by Mrs Whitehead assisted by Davis and Mrs Morris. Refreshments followed and the meeting adjourned.

V. W. Grahain Brokenstraw Valley D. A. Tt West Prederick Struey Witheemem EC. Barnes Southie W Whitehead Hinstess Davis Morris Whitehead Bust

Unclear OCR Text on Stainless Steel Chemistry Faces

Fragmentary OCR passage mentions stainless steel use in industry. It references Chemigal engineers and Porinsin veselitune with scattered terms like drum, solid, and slipariés. No coherent event or identifiable entities emerge for a fuller summary.

Women Of The Moose Initiate Class At Local Lodge

Women of the Moose met Thursday at the lodge rooms with 27 members present. Senior Regent Mrs Harold Jackson chaired as four prospects were accepted: Charis Weeks Betty Chase Matilda Robb and Virgin Aiktuis. Initiation set for March 1761 at the next regular meeting. Plans made for future socials and weekly bingo with Loyal Order of the Moose wives.

Women of the Moose Harold Jackson Charis Weeks Betty Chase Matilda Robb Virgin Aiktuis de Tiel Tialeet Tome Loyal Order of the Moose

Births Reported for Local Families in Corry and Flushing

A daughter was born yesterday afternoon to Mr and Mrs John Smith of 104 North Center street at Corry Hospital. A son named George Michiel was born last evening to Mr and Mrs George Kinley Jr at Flushing Hospital in Flushing New York. Mrs Kinley is a former Jentinette Clark and the Kinleys are former Corry residents.

John Smith North Center Street Corry Hospital Tule George Michiel George Kinley, Jr Flushing Hosp Fal Flushing N.Y Kinley Jentinette Clark

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