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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1949
Page
5
A PTA meeting at Moffatt School discussed highway safety and fire prevention. Officers and delegates from the PTA and county council were named, with talks, skits, and rehearsed safety demonstrations presented to members.
Corry Grange No 59 held a St Patrick's Day themed meeting at T C F Hall with Master Roy Swart presiding. Gordon White spoke on membership and Mrs White discussed costumes and the Juvenile Grange as members celebrated early anniversaries and enjoyed a Irish program of readings songs and a potato word contest with prizes.
A Saturday evening shower honored Miss Cayalyn Te Culver hosted by Mrs Gieain Netkers and entertained by Mrs Nethers Mrs Clair Foster and Mrs Alfred Newhouse at the Clymer home. April 9th is the date when Miss Te Culver and Dohali Dickinson will be married. The yellow and white decor featured balloon arrangements and the hostesses served miniature salad, keel dessert, and linen collnses. Miss Teculyer Wie presented a shower of gifts.
The Holy Name Society will meet Tuesday at 7 p.m. at Sir Blind beth Hall. All men of St. Bliva geU's and St Thomas' Churches are invited. Rev. Laweehee Trembly will conduct a question and answer on church laws and doctrines. George Taylor, president, will preside over a business meeting.
Plans are complete for a booster meeting of District No 2 in Erie county. The session will be held Thursday evening March 1 at 8 o clock in the 10 Hall in Tulon city. Ovln Walia of Erie is scheduled to be principal speaker. Refreshments will be served. Odd Fellows, Rebekahs and friends are invited to attend.
Birthday celebration honors Robert E. Davis with a dinner hosted by Mrs. Davis at 812 West Wayne Street. Attendees gathered for cake and to extend congratulations, with guests offering well wishes and gifts for the honoree.
Women’s Relief Corps No 49 auxiliary to the Grand Army of the Republic met at Mrs Rost Westley’s home on Work Street Friday morning. The ladies knitted two quilts to be donated later and shared a bountiful tureen dinner at noon.
A baby boy named Dale Walter was born in March to Mr and Mrs James H Riddle of Samuel Merritt Hospital Oakland California. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Dale W Lillie and Mrs Hater Lillie, previously of R D 5.
Mrs H S Vaughn returns home after visiting Gentral Bridge New York where she was called by her brother's death three weeks ago. Mr Vaughn joined her weekend and they traveled home Sunday. Barbara Ann Keppel of Mattis street leaves for Choeylols ville Virginia to pursue a post graduate course at the University of Virginia where her brother H Marban Koppel also studies. Mrs A E Tate and family of West Smith street were in Rast McKeesport for the weekend visiting Mrs Tate's mother, Mr R A Peebles. Mrs Fes and family owned them Home for a Week's Visit.
Classes completed last week under Mrs. Ora Harper state nurse in charge at the City Building. Sponsored by the American Lew Auxiliary, the lessons were held each Friday with ten dedicated ladies finishing the course. A new series will begin in April with the definite start date to be announced soon.
A local gathering of mothers with preschool children met on Thursday at the Abel schoolroom. Mrs Caul Marah spoke on autaste while Mrs Hermicy Prters led the discussion on parenting. Hostesses provided a fruit salad hot rolls and coffee, with May Olmex and Mr Clyad Bhasew assisting.
Teddy Martowitz, age 7, was celebrated with family at 122 East Main Street. Guests enjoyed refreshments, cake, and gifts before attending a movie at the Roxy Theatre. Attendees included Hlebynski, Garrail, Giles, and Carroll.
A lively birthday gathering described for Terry Michael Daniels with relatives in attendance. The report notes Mrs. Gharley Daniels hosting near Concord, with children and mothers present and cake served during the celebration.
A birthday party was held at the Cooper residence on R. D. 3. Twenty one attendees enjoyed entertainment and were honored. Guests received gifts and refreshments including sandwiches and key cakes at the event.
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