Red Cross Group Fetes Mrs Hoylen On Retirement
Corry Red Cross honors Mrs. Leo Hoylen retiring after 12 years as executive secretary at a Moose Club dinner. Chairwoman Mrs. Robert Catlin and cochairman Mrs. D C Daugherty led planning with Clifford Jor and Helen Davison assisting. Thirty two attendees, including board members, presented a luggage gift as Hoylen thanked supporters. Toastmaster Mr Taylor introduced director B G Bennett for a humorous talk.
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Red Cross
Hoylen
Moose Club
Leo Hoylen
Corry
The
American Red Cross
Robert Catlin
D. C. Daugherty
Cochairman
Clifford Jor
Helen Davison
Explorer Scouts Present Program For Wright PTA
Wright PTA meetings drew good attendance as Explorer Scouts presented a scouting program led by Fred Wilson Jr and Tracy Vanney. Principal John Claypool conducted the business session with reports from Mrs. Charles Williams and Boyd Berrett. A nominating committee named Fred Duell chair, with Paul Claypool and Mrs Rex Ireland. The group agreed to donate $85 to Cub Pack 181 and awarded an attendance prize to Mrs. Robert Malvin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright School
John Claypool
Jed
Robert Fish
Ion
Boyd Berrett
Charles Williams
Berrett
Fred Duell
Paul Claypool
Rex Ireland
Emorys to Celebrate 65th Wedding Anniversary in Findley Lake
Mr and Mrs Jesse Emory of Findley Lake will mark their 65th by hosting an open house at the Findley Lake Methodist Church from 2 to 6 pm. They wed March 99 1899 in French Creek with Rev Isiah Sammons officiating. they have nine children 32 grandchildren and 76 great grandsons and granddaughters. The couple reside at Woodland Shores and are active in the Findley Lake Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Emory
Findley Lake
Bath
Elmalva Hyde
Isiah Sammons
Presbyterian Church of
Wattsburg
Fred Doolite
French Creek
Mrs
Sammons
Doollitle
Bernice Messenger
Bertha Thompson
Phoenix
Myrtle Pardoe
Lewisburg
Anna Belle Ball
Ashtabula
Ohio
William Hemilion
Walter Emory
John Emory
Sinclairville
Robert Emory
Mabel Young
Lowville
Emory
Woodland Shores
Brokenstraw Valley
Daughters of the American Revolution
Plans Completed For Spaghetti Supper At IOOF
Twenty two members of the Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge met at IOOF Hall with Mrs. Edward Rossbacher in charge. Plans were made for a spaghetti supper at the lodge rooms Saturday with Mrs. Ralph Goold and Mrs. Russell Meritt as general chairmen. The public is invited. A tureen dinner on April 7 marks the lodge 80th birthday with entertainment by Allan Hasbrouck and the Goldentones.
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Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Edward Rossbacher
Noble Grand
Ralph Goold
Russell Meritt
Harvey Loveland
Clarence Cox
Willard Shreve
Lynn Rice
Eye Bank and
Visual Research Foundation
Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs
Allan Hasbrouck
Goldentones
Gerry Davis
Odd Fellows invitees event with St Patrick themed refreshment
Letters have been sent to Odd Fellows inviting them their wives and guests to attend the affair. Sandwiches cookies and coffee will be served. Mrs Merle Page Mrs John Krasa and Mrs Louis Auer served refreshments from a table decorated in a St Patrick's Day theme. Mrs Merle Akam degree captain announced a degree practice session on March 30 and all team members are urged to be present.
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Odd Fellows
Merle Page
John Krasa
Louis Auer
Merle Akam
Mrs J Crosscut Honored With Bridal Shower
Mrs J Crosscut was celebrated at a bridal shower hosted by Mrs Embert Earle on East Pleasant Street. Daughters Nancy Cheryl and Lairelle Earle assisted as cohosts. eighteen guests attended games and visiting. Prizes went to Mrs Max Chris and Mrs Merle Capwell, with a special award to Mrs Barle Bisley. Dessert, petit fours, coffee, tea, mints and nuts complemented a pastel themed table.
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James Crosscut
Charlotte Chris
Embert Earle
East Pleasant Street
Nancy
Cheryl
Lairelle Earle
Max Chris
Merle Capwell
Barle Bisley
Gard Club Meeting At Mrs Weston’s Home
Mrs Charles Weston hosted the Gard Club at her West Pleasant street home last evening. An Eyster theme with pink rosebirds and yellow baby chicks adorned table decor and favors as two tables of 500 were in play awards went to McMichael. Mrs Paulson’s birthday was celebrated with a decorated cake and a full course of rolls relishes sundaes and coffee. Members plan to meet next at Mrs McMichael’s Essex street home on April 1.
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Eyster
Charles"Westone
West Pleasant Street
McMichael
Paulson
Weston
Essex Street
Dorcas Class Meet At Mrs Scully’s Home In Columbus
The Dorcas Sunday School class of First Methodist Church met last evening at Mrs James Scully’s Columbus home with 18 members. Devotions were led by Mr Merle McIntyre and the business was conducted by vice president Miss Ruth Dabistrand. Refreshments were served by Mrs Norman Kline Mrs Gadys McCloskey and the hostess. The next meeting is scheduled for April 16 at Mrs Helen Davison’s East Main Street home.
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Scully
Dorcas
Dorgas
First Methodist Church
James Scully
Columbus
Merle McIntyre
Ruth Dabistrand
Norman Kline
Gadys McCloskey
Helen Davison
East Majin Street
Corry Bridle Association hosts six and Seehall session
Members and guests of the Corry Bridle Association attended a six and Seehall monthly Master Point session at the Garden Rvins home. The event featured mixed results with players from Warren Jamestown Union City and Warren areas listed among attendees. A regular gate was set for next week's event.
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Corry
Seehall
Uw VW
T. Wf
Treat
Union City
Robert Larsen
Jamestown
Toutes Varone
Mayer Kornrvich
Warren, Wl
Morgan Beverly
East
West Averse
Missionaries Attend Rehoboth Class Session
The Rehoboth Class of the Evangelical United Brethren met at the Welch home in Grovestrut. President Theoder Triskel presided as committees were named to arrange spring CHEER meetings in April. Westley missionaries from Nigeria spoke, showed Africa pictures. Hosts served 82 members. Westleys depart March 31 for Nigeria. next meeting is a combined April session with other adult groups at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rehoboth
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Vernon Welch
Grovestrut
Theoder Triskel
Delmar Lun
Uglease Willhoudhe
Herbert Trigket
Gerald Bagley
Venn Welch
Ruth Lyons
Sutin Westley
Nigeria
Iieca
Corry Grange hosts decorative demonstration and bake sale
Birds of Corry report a Corry Grange Mall afternoon demonstration on fake decorating led by Mrs. Perry McCray. The home economics committee, led by Mrs. John Decker, organized events with St Patrick theme treats, a special cake prize won by Mrs. Lawrence Anderson, and invitations for the April 15 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry McCray
Corry Grange
Home Economics
John Decker
Awrence Anderson
Pbbile
Mr and Mya
William Segre
Tawar Mowers
The Spoken Word Ty Like the All The Printed Word
A fragmentary note reflecting on the enduring presence of the written word and the enduring role of print media in culture. The line suggests a contemplative view of storytelling, journalism, and communication across forms.
Apple Spice Muffins by Mrs R L Benton
A home recipe for Apple Spice Muffins lists ingredients such as sugar cinnamon nutmeg apple pieces and wet components like egg milk and melted butter. Instructions suggest mixing dry ingredients then adding wet mix and apples before baking in muffin tins until a toothpick comes out clean. Readers are invited to submit favorite recipes to The Corry Journal.
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Mrs. R. L. Benton
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Explorer
Wright Pta
Emorys
Rth
Evans
Corry Savings and Loan
N. Center St. Corry, Penn‘a
J. Crosscut
Gard Club
Charles Weston
Fromunick Verona Cit Hang Kup
Warren
Thiel
Mrsink Nytt Anil
Wubi
Iloblaws
Florida
California
Michigan
Kraft Velveeta Cheese
Orchard Park Frozen Peas
IFLUE
Corry, Penna
Birdie
Jerome Needham
Corry Memorial Hospital
Pindar
the Corry Journal
Ogle Lumber
Bissell Rug
Tru Value Building Supply
Franklin Street
Dick Powell Theatre
Dairy Institute of the
Erie Area
Diiriey and
Dairy Varmere
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