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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1948
Page
5
The fragment indicates a person named Thatn or Rneys seeking representation following an election, with unclear context and partial wording.
Assemblyman W. W. Waterhouse spoke at the Rotary Club in the Corry Room of the Corry Hotel. He argued that communism has altered U S life and claimed 100000 Communists in the United States today while urging voters to elect men of good record to suppress communism. Officers were nominated and next meeting will elect.
Kiwanians heard a Red Cross update by Richard Rossbacher at Rita Restaurant. He praised the Corry Chapter finances and urged membership growth to 85 in the drive. Attendance goals for April were set by Walter Auer, while a summer festival committee was formed.
Sunday open house honors Mr and Mrs Glenn Davis on their 25th anniversary at R D 3 Erie with son Gat as host and Lois Mechl as hostess. Lutheran Home for the Aged hosts a Lenten Tea with A J Nicely presenting a book review. Also noted are births, nursing school caps, a wedding in North East, and regional social announcements from Erie and surrounding towns.
Dr Hugh O Hare spoke to about 24 Corry nurses at East Pleasant street. He described fractures with X ray slide illustrations. Mrs Harold armitage hosted the event and light refreshments followed. Six Corry Nurses Alumnae met next for a business session chaired by Mrs Ora Harper. The group will meet again April 13 at Mrs Carrie Williams home 53 North Center Street.
Columbus PTA met at the new school Tuesday evening with a group sing and devotions. The session reported 15 dollars raised from a February dinner to support the PTA treasury. Charter presented for Troop 19 by George Parker of Warren County Council. three boys joined as new Bombers and a candlelight investure was held.
Mrs LaRue Hamilton was pleasantly surprised on her birthday when about 20 relatives visited her home at 423 Shady avenue. The group enjoyed games and visiting with refreshments including salad beans sandwiches cake jello and coffee. Mrs Joseph Reyda, her daughter, hosted the gathering.
Two contract bridge tables were played Tuesday night at Mrs. Lester Danner home East Pleasant Street. Awards: Mrs. Howard Ross and Mrs. J Pred Kinley won regular honors. Mrs. F Lowe Sawards won the special line. Mrs. Danner served guests a salad course. March event planned with Mr. Howard Ross as host. Music guest soloist chosen for Fortnightly Musical Club of Springfield. Mary Mccampbell piano instructor at the college accompanied. Mary Jean, known for local singing, studies vocal music under Prof John Bennet Ham at Willenbers.
Mr and Mrs S B Sutton of North Senter Street leave for Salem West Virginia to stay with Suttons parents John T Dearing of Franklin visited his father J R Dearing on West Washington Street A M Litz and Dominic Falcone went to Falconer on business Mrs Glenn Slearys Rowe Roh wits Tan Watrous returned from a six week y on Mesa Arizona visit Mrs Stearns brother C K Roberts in California trips Also Lloyd Meerdink Emily Paul Meerdink James Sullivan attended Union City funeral for James Arakeman postmaster of Union Gly died in Florida service at Methodist Church Rev Wendell Minagh officiating J Chales Parkhurst home after weeks with son Frederick Parkhurst in San Diego Lyle Foster left for Washington DC then Azores to resume duties as Geld director of the American Red Grass Mr and Mrs Walter H Scot and 1st Robert returned from Port Lawd erdale Florida vacation
A surprise birthday party was held Tuesday at the home on York Street to honor 15 year old David Apps. Friends played games and awards were given to William Coleman Russell Merriman Miss Jean Mettiman Miss Patricia Clark and Frank Ross. Guests included Miss Irene Henton Miss Patricia Fields Miss Gwendolyn Kingsley and John Miller.
A string of birth notices lists A daughter for Mr and Mrs George McLaughlin of Mill Village at St Vincent's Hospital in Bhie and a son for Mr and Mrs Morris Boutwell at City Hospital. Additional births include a daughter for Mr and Mrs John Wettenmug and a daughter for Mr and Mrs Joseph Yaratch at Corry Hospital.
The March meeting of St Edward's School PTA chaired by Mrs Harold Roberts drew twenty five members. Plans were made for the St Edward's Athletic Association dinner in April with a refreshment committee and a bingo committee named for March and April activities.
Mrs Sarah Zalzneck entertained Local 500 Club members on West Washington street last night. Two tables played cards with awards earned by Mrs Alma Gardner Mrs Joseph Henline and Mrs Zalzneck. Refreshments included a 24 hour salad hot rolls iced cupcakes and coffee in St Patrick's Day style. Mrs John Newcomb will join at the next meeting March 30.
The Bobolink Club gathered last evening at Miss Mary Lowing’s Hast Irving street home. All members attended and welcomed two new members Miss Janet Orcutt and Miss Dixie Nichols. Chairman Miss Patricia Pleming led the business meeting followed by a social with sandwiches, cocoa, and Miss Sue Beckwith hosting on May 16.
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Poetry Society members gathered Tuesday evening with Miss Lena Cohen of North Center street. The program featured Ballads and Robert Service's Tales of the Yukon. A social period followed with refreshments. A future meeting on March Onward will be hosted by Mrs. W. Jones Wilhe on Worth Center street with a program titled Nonsense.
Mrs John Zepka entertained her 500 Club and one priest on North Center street Tuesday evening. Mrs Edward Becker received the award for the play and Mrs Zepka served tea and bread with coffee. They will meet again May 23 with Mrs Becker on North Center street.
The Golden Links Class met at the First Methodist Church house on East Main Street with 26 members. Mrs. Ernest Roger presided, $5 was donated to the Red Cross, devotions by Mrs. Bertha McCray, and entertainment arranged by Mrs. Earle Hasbrouck and Mrs. W. B. Stowe.
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