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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1941
Page
5
Bridge Club Formed At Mrs McQuiston’s Home
Mrs George McQuiston hosted a newly organized bridge club at her West Pleasant Street residence last evening with members including Mrs Y Akam Mrs Leon Pringle Mrs Allene Corbin Mrs C V Huth and Mrs David Crewe Awards went to Mrs Futh and Mrs Atari while Mrs Robert Smith could not attend due to illness The next meeting is set for two weeks at Mrs Grawe’s home 601 West Pleasant Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McQuiston
West Pleasant Street
Y. , Akam
Leon Pringle
Allene Corbin
C. V. Huth
David Crewe
Futh
Atari
Robert Smith
Local Auxiliary Meeting Notes and Bridal Shower
A report from the Lossiwest district VPW Auxiliary meeting held in New Castle last evening was presented by Mrs Merlé Amy. Attendees included Mrs John Boland Mrs CG Reynolds and Mrs Pred Taylor. A bridal shower for Mrs Karl Gates and Mrs John Madison followed, with luncheon by Mrs B A Gilbert Mrs Jean Field Mrs Elmer Shuss and Mrs T J Boland. Next Auxiliary meeting is Wednesday March 19. An invitation to join the anniversary observance on March 16 was extended by the Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lossiwest
VPW
New Castle
West Washington Street
Merlé Amy
John Boland
CG. Reynolds
Pred Taylor
Karl Gates
John Madison
B. A. Gilbert
Jean Field
Elmer Shuss
T. J. Boland
Social notes mention visits and funerals in town
Elmer Kinead plans a short New York stay and will return Tuesday morning. Baltimore visitors Carl Hivgon and son Bobby visit L Aixson and Charles H Racke families. Hixson to work Monday, others stay weeks. Erie and Springfield guests attend Mrs Vetteburg’s death and funeral services. Milton Zaloneck and Marjorie McElvoy return from Grand Rapids with Mrs Sarah Zaloneck remaining. Warren funeral for John Rowland attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Kinead
New York City
Carl Hivgon
Bobby
Baltimore
L. ‘Aixson
Charles H. Racke
Hixson
Mrr
Alfred Velisnburg
Edmynd
Rhodes
Som Milon
Erie
Eugene Clark
Springfield
Ohio
Anns Vetteburg
Milton Zaloneck
Marjorie McElvoy
Grand Rapids
Mich
Tey
Sarah Zaloneck
Herman Reuben
Roser. Brown
Som Will Wm
Warren
John Rowland
St Patrick's Tea Planned by CLC Class at Church
The CLC class of the Presbyterian church Sunday school plans a St Patrick's tea next Wednesday evening in the parlors at 4 o'clock. A program of musical selections readings and a talk is being arranged and refreshments will be served. Mothers and young ladies in the class and friends are expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CLC
Presbyterian Chirch
St. Patrick's
Group Plans St Patrick's Day Luncheon at Church
Jars Whitenlad's group of the Women's Society for Christian Service of the Methodist church met at 138 East Frederick Street with twenty-one members. Mrs Archie Wetmore led devotions as plans were made for a St Patrick's Day luncheon March 3 from 12 to 1 at the church. A program followed with Mrs W B Stowe continuing a migrants story and refreshments served by Mrs Tops assisted by Mrs Anna Patterson and Mrs John Ohm.
Retired Erie Railroad Worker Honored at Dinner
James Carrig Sr. of 223 Wesley Smith street, retired March 15 after forty nine years with the Erie Railroad, was feted at a Hotel Phoenix dinner party attended by 35 guests from Cory Tish City, Columbus, Lottsville, Cambridge Springs, Bear Lake and Viobe. Hy W. Meese spoke. S S Johnson presided as toastmaster. Carrig received a traveling bug and oversight kit from former colleagues including A L Cotwred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Carrig
Wesley Smith Street
Erie Railroad
Phoenix
S. S. Johnson
E. Ro
Hy. W. Meese
Currig
Inis
A. L. Cotwred
Cory Tish City
Columbus
Lottsville
Cambridge Springs
Bear Lake
Viobe
James Carrig, Jr
Crawford County PTA Plans Spring Semi Annual Meeting
Crawford County Council of the BTA meets in Hydewown to set the spring semi annual gathering at Spartansburg Methodist Church on April 15. Registration starts 1:00 PM with sessions at 1:30. Mrs C V Urey president gives remarks and county reports. James Gettamy of Allegheny College speaks on Intelligent Living at 7:30 PM. Dinner at 5:30 PM in Firemen's Hall. reservations to Wits Wirt Ingram by April 3. Open to members and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford County Pta
Sparta
Crawford County Council
BTA
Hydewown
Spartansburg
C. V. Urey
Cief
James Gettamy
Allegheny College
Wits
Wirt Ingram
Avril
Albert Sandburg to Head Columbus Club
Albert Sandburg named president of the reorganized Columbus Men's Club which met at the Faulkner home. Officers include Paul Trisket as vice president Leslie Dodd secretary and J W Osinner treasurer. Plans discussed for a Columbus Boy Scout troop and local improvements. G Tritt spoke on potato marketing and grading. Prizes awarded to Mildred Swanson and Mildred Reagle. A lunch for forty followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Achet Sammi
Connalus
Columbus Men's Club
Gerald Faulkner
Paul Trisket
Leslie Dodd
J. W. Osinner
Columbus
G. Tritt
Warren County
Mildred Swanson
Mildred Reagle
Louise Whiteley Renamed Club President at New Era Club
Miss Louise Whiteley was reelected president of the New Era Club of the Presbyterian Church for the third year at a meeting last evening held at Mrs. Russell Briggs home on North Center Street. Marion Rumbaugh named vice president, Raymond Bates secretary, and W. C. Cox treasurer. Plans include a rummage sale at Wallace's garage on Friday and Saturday, April 1 and 2. Activities featured an article on Thailand by Helen Fordyce and The Southwest Traveling Seminar by Mrs. Barnes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. R. Dickson
Thailand
Helen Fordyce
Barnes
John Sheehan
J. Briggs
Lona
Havel Merker
Stanley Anderson
Merker
Hast Pleasant Street
Gra-Y Roundup Attracts Large Local Attendance
Over three hundred boys and girls expected to attend the first annual Gra-Y Roundup at the M. M. A. rooms on First avenue this afternoon. A program includes talks by club members, movies presented by Y secretary E. C. Renew, and other entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Avenue
C. Renew
Raveling's Club Hosts Sewing Evening at Porter Home
Misses Marguerite Spicer and Maude Porter entertained the Rav eling's Club at Porter's home last evening with sewing and visiting. Guests included Leatha Anderson Autumn Colby Gaudin Keener Thyloiy May and Helen Revda. The group will meet in two weeks with June Hurst and Claudia Keener as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raveling
Marguerite Spicer
Maude Porter
Leatha Anderson
Tne Mikel
Autumn Colby
Gaudin Keener
Thyloiy May
Helen Revda
June Hurst
Claudia Keener
Pound couple welcome a daughter in Cory
A daughter weighing 9 pounds 4 ounces was born this morning at Coxny hospital to Mr and Mrs Cecil Pound of Cory BD 4. The birth adds joy to the Pound family and local community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coxny Hospital
Cecil Pound
Cory B.D
Italian American Club Names Year's Officers
New officers were named at a Thurless Guatiagno for president and Mike Piccirilfo as vice president. Patsy Notte became financial secretary, Frank Tite secretary, Patsy Perry treasurer, Ward Piviroillo chaplain, Joe Perry sentinel, with A M Lita Louis Jackson and Dominick Falcone among trustees. The club reported a successful year and discussed an expansion program forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurles Guatiagno
Mike Piccirilfo
Patsy Notte
Frank Tite
Patsy Perry
Ward Piovirillo
Chapain
Joe Perry
Sentinel
A.M. Lita
Louis Jackson
Dominic Falcone
Carl Chirienzin
Dominc Piceirilla
Touts Falcone
Dorcas Class Dinner Social at Methodist Church
Dorcas Class of the Methodist church held a dinner social session last evening at the church. Miss Helen Jones chaired with assistance from Mrs. Leland Johnston, Mrs. Edmund Barr, Mrs. K Durham, Miss Ruth Dahlstrand, and Miss Lois McCray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas
Methodist Church
Helen Jones
Leland Johmston
Edmund Barr
Durham
Ruth Dshlstrand
Leis McCray
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