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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1947

Page

5

Stork Shower for Mrs Charles Bogart at East Congress home

Mrs Cecil Messenger hosted a stork shower for Mrs Charles Bogart with Miss Gladys Bogart assisting. Guests enjoyed games and visiting. winners included Miss Eva Kepler Mrs Francis G Whiteman Mrs Andrew Boythe and Mrs Bogart. A salad dessert course followed and each guest received a miniature stork favor while Mrs Bogart received many gifts.

Charles Bogart Cecil Messenger Gladys Bogart Exh East Congress Street Charles Boga Eva Kepler Francis G. Whiteman Andrew Boythe Bogart

Legion Auxiliary Holds Important Meeting at North Center

Twelve members of the American Legion Auxiliary met at the North Center street post home last evening for a key business session. President Mary Ann Warner led as plans were laid for the open house anniversary on March 16. The Tri County Council meeting is set for Gainesville on Wednesday March 12, with several local auxiliary officers and members planning to attend.

Inquisitors' Club Meeting at Raymond Mfg Co

Seventy five Raymond Mfg Co employees met Friday evening at the 1 Q F Hall. Lloyd Stowe spoke on the Merchandising Department and a 1933 to 1946 business comparison showed growth. E W Feldt answered about the pension, safety, and future prospects. A social period followed with oyster stew and coffee.

1. Q. O. F. Hall Raymond Mfg Ant Lloyd Stowe Stowe E. W. Feldt Raymond Co Feldt Associated Spring Victor Sundean Albert Ross John Tucci Joseph Pitcayage Robert Guth

Junior High Assembly Tongue Twister Forfeit Contest

Ninth grade pupils assisted Miss Ethel McCray in presenting a cult program at the Junior High School. Miss Kathie Boag announced the sponsor Blue J Soap Company and master of ceremonies David Spencer led ten contestants who forfeited for wrong answers. Victors and participants received small prizes and Blue J soap tokens.

Ethel McCray Kathie Boag Blue J Soap Company David Sebastian Zachrlas Rommhee Art Duffy Therese Damon Arthur Pitts George Bagley Donnie Bagley Ronchie Armatrong

Professor D K Ernst to Speak at Senior High School

Professor D K Ernst, practical psychologist and hypnotist, will perform at the Senior High School auditorium at eight o clock on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. Sponsored by the Kiwanis Club, proceeds benefit Boy Scout Troop No 1 repairing the Boy Scout camp near Bear Sinke. About 600 tickets have sold for the two shows, with Lynn Rive as general chairman and a committee including Rheis Lowe Edwards HJ Sheen Howard McMulin Jr Pred Hoenes and William Zafiropulos.

D. K. Ernst Kiwanis Club Ab Bear Sinke Lynn Rive Feneral Rhe H Lowe Edwards HJ. Sheen Howard McMulin, Jr Pred Hoenes William Zafiropulos Ernst BOY Scout Fund

Mrs John Sheehan Hosts Mo-Fa Club Evening

Mrs John Sheehan hosted the Mo-Fa Club on a Friday evening at her West Church street home. The entertainment featured a progressive 600 game with prize winners named as Mrs Peter Russell Mrs Dorlar Mrs Walter McEley Mrs Glen Dickson and Mrs William Johnson. A salad course and strawberry shortcake were served. On March 1 Mrs Dickson will host at her West Pleasant street home.

John Sheehan Mo-Fa West Church Street Progressive 600 Peter Russell Dor

Birthday party for Miss Betty Lou Craker

Betty Lou Craker celebrated her ninth birthday Friday with eight guests at her home 451 Worth Street hosted by her mother Mrs Leo Craker. Party ran from four to six with games and awards to Leah Hansen Sharon Hansen Lethe Wank and Marilyn Dingle. Cake ice cream and gifts followed, with Miss Lilly Zojone of North Clymer among out of town guests.

Betty Lou Craker Leo Craker Worth Street Leah Hansen Sharon Hansen Lethe Wank Marilyn Dingle Lilly Zojone North Clymer

Attorney Walter L. Peake Honored At Dinner

Mrs Walter rille hosted a Friday dinner for thirty guests at the Star Casino to honor attorney Walter L. Peake on his birthday. Out of town attendees included Mr and Mrs David Harper Mr and Mrs Pith Gifford Mr and Mrs Parke Weller Judge and Mrs William Hirt Mr and Mrs Edward Taylor Mr and Mrs James Harper of Erie and Edward Johnson of Warren.

Walter Rille Star Casino David Harper Pith Gifford Parke Weller William &. Hirt Edward Taylor James Harper Erie Edward Johnson Warren

Couple celebrates 64th wedding anniversary at Titusville home

Mr. and Mrs. George W. Hicks observe their 64th anniversary at the home of daughter Mrs Cleo Haight 269 Marion Street. Former Titusville residents, they have lived at the Height residence since last summer and have three other daughters Mrs Leo McCarthy Mrs Ralph Weicht and Mrs G T Lines in the city.

George W. Hicks Cleo Haight Marion Street Titusville Height Leo McCarthy Ralph Weicht

Miss Meahl Honored At Dinner Party

Miss Mary Meahl was entertained by friends at a Star Casino dinner party. She departs soon for Paterson N J to join the FPHA, after receiving a cottage of pink carnations and gifts. Guests included Mrs. Tarbell, Mrs. Zalaneck, Mrs. Bachomer, Mrs. Dwyer, Mrs. Baccus, Mrs. Kyser, Mrs. Daye, Mrs. DeLury, and Miss Hauenstein.

Miss Meahl Mary Meahl Star Casino Paterson N. If FPHA Fairhaven Norman Tarbell Milton Zalaneck Raymond Bachomer Paul Dwyer E. #. Baccus Lavina, Kyser Dora Daye Mary DeLury Dorothy Hauenstein Menhl

Robert Borstorff 6 Is Honored By Mother

Miss Mim. SdWiesorstorff entertained sixteen boys and girls at her Raymond avenue home yesterday in honor of her son Robert who celebrated his sixth birthday. Prizes went to Roberta Melroy David Pleming and Lamy Sheehan. A dinner was served by the hostess assisted by four ladies. Decorations were green and yellow with birthday candles. Each guest received a favor. Robert received many gifts from friends.

Mim. SdWiesorstorff Sxteen Raymond Avenue Robert Berta Melroy David Pleming Lamy Sheehan A. V. Cochran John Sheehan Walter McElroy Kenneth Nichols

Amici Bible Class Met Last Evening

Amici Bible Class of the Evangelical United Brethren Church met last evening on West Bend Street with 25 members present. Miss Gladys Canfield led devotions and president Mrs. E. V. McClintock chaired. Plans included packing a box for a Philippines needy family and an entertainment quiz, followed by refreshments prepared by hosts assisted by Mr. and Mrs. L Shayver and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Reed. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Marsh will host the April 11 meeting.

Air Ueonenhulsen West Bend Street Amici Bible Evangelical United Brethren Church Gladys Canfield E. V. McClintock Philippines L. ©. Shayver Thomas Reed Harley Marsh Johnson Street

Washington Lunch at 136 North Center Street

A Washington Lunch at 136 North Center Street offers daily plate lunches with steaks and chops as specialties. The establishment features wines, beer, and liquors for patrons.

Washington North Center Street

D A R Elects State Regent and Officers in Harrisburg

The Pennsylvania Society Daughters of the American Revolution elected Mrs. Harlow B. Kirkpatrick of Pittsburgh as state regent, succeeding Mrs. Benjamin Romage Williams. Mrs. Thomas Henry Lee of Philadelphia was named vice president, with installation planned for May. Other 1947 officers include Mrs. Warren Ross Curlin of Warren as chaplain. No delegate attended from the Brokeristraw Valley Chapter.

Harrisburg Associated Press Pennsylvania Society, Daughters of the American Revolution Harlow B. Kirkpatrick Pittsburgh Benjamin Romage Williams Buller Tewice Thomas Henry Lee Philadelphia Warren Ross Curlin Warren

Sweet Syrup From Corn Enzyme Doubles Sweetness

A new corn syrup variant uses a patented enzyme conversion process to achieve about 50 percent more sweetness than standard corn syrup. The innovation touts an extra-sweet profile promising stronger flavor impact for manufacturers and consumers.

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