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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1946
Page
5
Johnsonburg police and State Police from the Ridgway barracks are in Vestlisting the theft with no arrests yet. The thieves entered the building through a rear door and removed the safe through a side floor into a waiting automobile.
The Mary Martha Class of the Presbyterian Church met at the home of Nes Delbert Robinson on East Smith Street with 26 members present. Officers chosen were Mrs. Douglas Rozelle president, Leroy Dickinson vice president, Ethel Patterson treasurer, Louis Lundy secretary, Ralph Vanderville assistant secretary, with Marion Rumbaugh and O. S. Wallace in charge of entertainment. The next meeting will be a tureen at the church on April 17 with officers in charge.
The Teachers' Association honored Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Dewey at a Pittsfield Inn dinner attended by about 65 guests. Dewey has resigned as school superintendent. Bertha McCray Lotta Bonsteel and other educators attended. decorations were spring flowers. a corsage was given. remarks by principals and a Romeo and Juliet skit were presented.
Ten friends surprised Mrs Harry Phillips at her East Main street home last evening. Guests enjoyed cards visiting and a meal of potato salad birthday cake and coffee. She received gifts including a package from her son in Japan with souvenirs and a baby item.
Duplicate Bridge was played in the Hotel Corry lobby last evening. Top north and south were Dr. and Mrs. EH Harimon, with second place Mrs. James Hughes and Mrs. Melvin Gabriet. Top east and west were Mrs. Harold Burg Now and Mrs. Baldwin, with a tie for second between Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Leeds and Miss Bess Wilson and Mrs. James Cassidy. Miss Wilson and Mrs. Cassidy will host the next event on Friday March 29.
The Krazyates Club met at Mrs Harry Paulson Jr s home on Liberty Street with one guest Mrs Ernest McMichie of Titusville attending. Ward winners were Mrs George McMahon and Mrs Will Whiteead. A birthday toast with salmon salad rolls cake and coffee followed. Mrs Charles Jokman will host the next meeting April 3.
The Boreas Sunday School Dorcas class met at Mrs. Hexford Warner’s home with twenty five members. President Mrs. R Davey presided and the group voted to give 25 dollars to the Corry Memorial Hospital Fund and 8 dollars to the Red Cross. A report on the Dorcas venture was given, a social hour followed, and the class planned an April 9 tureen dinner.
Mrs Henline hosted nine members of Hier bingo club on West Frederick street for an evening of games. Mrs Haenel and Mrs Nellie Marts won awards and guests enjoyed sandwiches crackers celery pie and coffee. The next meeting is planned for April 3 with Mrs Mary Stafford as hostess.
The Bobbie Soxers gathered at Miss Skinner’s home on Franklin Street in the absence of the president. Miss Skinner presided as vice president. After the business session, a social with snacks followed and the next meeting was announced for April 9 with Miss Virginia Elder of Columbus.
Robert Stevens and his wife were honored by local neighbors at their home on B.D. 2. Twenty five attendees enjoyed the gathering and presented best wishes for their near future.
Mrs H Ray Harris hosted five members of the United Brethren Ladies Aid Society at her North Center home. Mrs Guy Bennink led devotions, Mrs Harris Watrous led the business session, and Mrs E E Bush was named treasurer. Plans were made for a secret pals reveal dinner April 4 at Maple Leaf Tea Room. Hostesses served jello, rolls, cookies, tea and coffee.
The V. FW Auxiliary met at the Post Home on West Washington Street with twenty members present. President Mrs. Grace Bly Miller led the session and routine business was transacted. Two new members Miss Tessie Wostasiele and Dorothy Dixson were welcomed. next meeting set for April 3rd.
A farewell party was held Tuesday evening at the home of Mr Theodore Suite Snyder Circle. Hostesses Mrs F B Person Mrs G B Wright and Mrs Louis Potter assisted. Prizes were won by Mrs Clifford Motosky and Mrs Brown. Mrs Brown leaves for Warren to reside and work at Warren General Hospital.
Mrs Lindberg of Liberty Street entertained her club with a pleasant social at her home as all members gathered for a luncheon. Fruit salad pickles olives rolls cake and pastry were served. The next meeting is set for April 17 at Mrs Allison Gifford’s East South Street home. Certified mail originated by Dr Henry T Golf in Essex County New Jersey.
Testimony in the Vardaman case drew fiery exchanges as Bittner faced questions about Clifford and a tym owned by Vardaman. Naval aide Captain Clark Clifford acted as counsel while Donnell linked Democratic National Chairman Hannagan to the hearings.
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