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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1950

Page

5

Nurses Alumnae Plan Rummage Sale At Worth Center

Corry Nurses Alumnae Association members met at Mrs. Carrie Williams home last evening with Mrs. Richard J. Biehofner in charge. Six members planned the rummage sale and April 11 was set for the next meeting. Some members will attend the District No.1 Pennsylvania State Nurses Association meeting at Union City Hospital on Saturday. Cookies and coffee were served.

Corry Williams Oither Pennsylvania State Nurses Association Union City Hospital Karen Blanchard Billy Bachefer Donnalou Shoop Gerry Hospital Cory Junior High School Morton Karen Bill Tomorow C. D. of A Emmanuel Episcopal Church Union City Business and Professional Women’s Club Gerald Blanchard West, Washington Steet Richard J. “Hachomer West Park Place Billy Max Oberman Titusville Aaron Oberman Titusville Hospital Betty Anerson East Main Street Philadelphia Franklin School of Science Corry Senior High School Phillips Calvin Circle Presbyterian Church Marion Smith Nori Center’ Street Clarence S. Wallace James Harper Alaska Barrow Sitka C. M. Howard Congregational Frank Dorld Miss Smith Frank Laurie Joan Patterson

Birthday Party For Miss Darlene Akam

Miss Darlene Marie Akam turned five as her mother Mrs. Charles Akam Jr hosted a party at home on R D 1. One child and ten mothers attended with games and award prizes for Howard Labowski Dyle Akam Jr Prudence Hall and Thomas Labowski. Mrs. Akam with Mrs. John Ong served sandwiches cake jello and hob chocolate as pink and green decorations brightened the event. Candy baskets served as favors and Darlene received many gifts.

Darlene Akam Darlene Marie Akam Charles Akam, Jr Howard Labowski Dyle Akam, Jr Prudence Hall Thomas Labowski Darlene Marie

Contract Club Meets at Mrs Pain Home for Bridge

The contract club met at Mrs E F Pain's North Center street apartment. Two tables played bridge with high scores by Miss Harriett Colegrove and Mrs SE Bower. Taney andy lobes and coffee were served. The group will meet again in two weeks with Mrs John Fenstermark of Mott street.

MF. Hain North Center Street Harriett Colegrove SE. Bower

Anna Anderson Post to Host Bingo Party

Members of Anna Anderson Post No. 925 American Legion sponsor a bingo party at St Edward's Hall on Wednesday evening April 10. Co chairmen Miss Anne McEvoy and Miss Julia Zepka oversee the event profits for welfare donations during the year.

Anna Anderson Post Anna Anderson American Legion St. Edward's Hall Anne McEvoy Julia Zepka

Crate Couple Welcomes Son at Cory Hospital

Mrs Grane, formerly Alan Dickson, gives birth to a son at Cory Hospital in Spring Creek. Parents are Mr and Mire Hubert Crate.

Mire Hubert Crate Spring Creek Cory Hospital Jas Evening Grane Alan Dickson

Local families share life events from Franklin to Union City

The column lists births, marriages, and relocations. Francis Hooper and Barbara Kent move to Albuquerque while Mr and Mrs Francis Coyle name daughter Mary Kathleen. Karen Blanchard and Billy Bachfeler perform at events. Marjorie Tarbell and Thelma Glaney face health issues. unions formed for Thelma Katheryn Glaney and Ronald Graves. Community groups meet at Presbyterian churches with notes on programs and future events.

Francis Coyle East South Street Mary Kathleen Florence McEvoy Kim Arthur Richard and Martyn Lupus Blount McKean Coyle Blount Corry Hospital Crysl Rool Snyder Circle Roxanne Jack Minn’ ‘Kember “Stahl West Pleasant Street Marcia Anne Dauighter St. Patrick's Day

Mrs. Frank N. Ames Honored At Luncheon

Mrs. Arthur S. Creighton of North Center street hosted a Tuesday luncheon at 1 o'clock in Incheon. The event honored Mrs. Frank N. Ames who will depart for New York city and then embark on a trip abroad. The guests played contract bridge during the afternoon.

Frank N. Ames Arthur S. Creighton North Center Street New York City

Friendship Aid Society Pre Easter Program Held at West Irving

The Friendship Aid Society of the Evangelical United Brethren Church met Tuesday at Mrs. G. T. Bergman's West Irving street home. Mrs. John Carrier presided as president with Mrs. Thomas Reed as assistant hostess and plans announced for the April 4 meeting at the church. Mrs. Glenn Humes presented the emotions on Preparing Our Hearts For The Easter Reason with a Psalm 106 reading and a poem. Fancy work and visiting followed, served with ham cracker cake, vanilla sauce, coffee and tea.

Friendship Aid Society The Evangelical United Brethren Church West Irving Street G. T. Bergman Thomas Reed Glenn Humes Gove Lyle Ghase May John Carrier Howard van Taesel Leon Crosseut

Woman's Club Tea Honors Miss Wheeler Birthday Wishes

A stained OCR notes a Woman's Club tea honoring Miss Wheeler an honor graduate and former member of a tapail. Mentions Best wishes to Lila Hawkins Miss Wheeler and birthday greetings for tomorrow. Mrs J E Graham of West Congress Street reported an early robin sighting.

Woman's Club Miss Wheeler The Tapail William ‘Houghton Maxine “Mountain Bud Sloan ACM Lila J. E. Graham West Congress Street

Local Notables Attend Meetings and Notice of Bereavement

L. G raham S J Invine and Arthur S Creighton returned from New York City after attending an Agro Supply board of directors meeting. Mrs Jardh Zalzneck and Maton Zalmneck of West Washington street were called to Cleveland by the death of Mrs Zalmnecie's nephew David Levine. A funeral service was held this afternoon. I A Rossi and Mrs Rossi of Franklin street visited Meadville this afternoon to see Mr and Mrs Al Philips. Mr and Mrs Philips returned home after vacationing in Miami Florida. Mrs Lucy Allen of Erie was here yesterday visiting friends and attended the Lady Franklin Re Betah Lodge No 140 meeting last evening.

Graham S. J. Invine Arthur S. Creighton New York City Agro Supply Board of Directors Jardh Zalzneck Maton Zalmneck West Washington Street Cleveland al Philips Phillips Miami, Fla Lucy Allen Erie

Shower Tuesday For Mrs. John Rowland

Mrs. John Rowland was honored at a shower Tuesday evening hosted at the McCloskey home 349 Marion Street by Mrs. Clifford McCloskey Mrs. E Raymond Gathers and Mrs. John Weis. Ten guests played games with awards to Mrs. Rowland and Mrs. McCloskey won the door prize. Decor included a shower rake ice cream coffee nuts and favors pine booties filled with candies.

Jonn Howland Clifford McCloskey E. Raymond Gathers John Weis McCloskey Marion Street Frank Goring Tohit Miller Thomas Varassa Rowland McCtoskey James Johnston Norman Bennink Pat Sutton

Bridge Luncheon Group Met Tuesday Guests Volunteer report

Mrs Philip Zaleneck attended a Tuesday session of a local bridge luncheon group. Members enjoyed lunch at 1 pm prepared by Mrs Tracy Whiteheady and then played contract bridge at Mrs W Jones home on North Center Street. Card awards went to Mrs H Langdon Rowe and Mrs E H Harmon. next meeting set for April 4.

Philip Zaleneck Tracy W Whiteheady East Pleasant Sweet W. Jones North Center Street H. Langdon Rowe E. H. Harmon

J. F. Club Meets with Mrs Hicks in Marion Street Home

The J. F. Club gathered Tuesday evening hosted by Mrs. Henry Hicks of Marion Street with five members present. Progressives 500 awards went to Mrs. Robert Proctor and Mrs. Edgar Miller while Mrs. Nellie Albaugh won the traveling nine bid prize. Refreshments included Jello salad wafers with cheese spreads tea and coffee served by the hostesses. The group plans to meet again April 4 at Mrs. Prowtor's house on Hess Street.

J. F. Club Henry Hicks Arthur Pitch Donald Tanner Marion Street J.P. Club Robert Proctor Edgar Miller Nellie Albaugh Hicks Prowtor Hsiex Street

Union City Rebekahs Host Lodge Guests Tuesday

Twenty members of Union City Rebekah Lodge attended the Lady Fraternal Rebekah Lodge No. 60 gathering at the I O F Hall. Mrs W F Thiessen was elected noble grand for the coming year with Mrs Arthur Barton Withe chair, and other officers named including Mrs Elof Dahl vice grand and Mrs Howard Loveland trustee. Dorr Clark chosen delegate to Grand Lodge in Scranton. installation planned April 5 with Mrs Thiessen naming assistants.

Union City Rebekahs Union City Rebekah Lodge Elof Dahl Howard Loveland Dorr Clark Scranton Thiesson Calisha Melee Union City Lodge Bilbeo Ronald Carter Marie Blackmere Thon City Onl Mitter Corry Roward Loveland Reyhole Hamilton P. L. Swanson Arthur Mayes Alma Evicksot Marvin Milssthurman Dahl Merrill Tillie Carl Millspan Naomi Claye Waterford

Fairview School PTA Plans Officer Election

Fairview School PTA announces officer election procedures for the upcoming ballot. The nominating committee includes Mrs. Jeph Baresi Mrs. Edward Rosshicher and Mrs. Lelavid Wilcox with Mrs Ninon Saget presiding. Musical program featured Virginia Fay Gloria Fay and Gladys Canfield along with a talk on a California trip and seeing a seeing eye dog. The next meeting is set for April 20 at 3 PM.

Fairview PTA Frank Herbers Jeph Baresi Edward Rosshicher Lelavid Wilcox Irs. Ninon Saget Virginia Fay

Highway Engineer Addresses Rotary Club Meeting

W. Jackson of Frankan Pennsylvania a visiting Rotarian spoke to Corry Rotary Club at the Corry Room Hotel Corry. A film on state highways followed with Jack Burns operating the projector. Local guests Dallas Vaught and Roger Brown attended Brown received a $1000 donation for Corry Memorial Hospital as a park at the lodge.

W. Jackson Frankan District Pennsylvania Corry Jack Burns Franklin Dallas Vaught Roger Brown Mr. Brown Corry Memorial Hospital Dan Taggart Rotary J. Fred Kinley M. Marti Keppel Rasselas Brown Frank Perry J. Donald Watson Phoenix Hotel Huis On Uly Dst

Mrs Mildred Cross Hosts Card Club Evening

Mrs Mildred Cross entertained 600 club members at the home of Alma Fox in Clyde last evening. Mrs Merle Page and Mrs Criss received card awards and Mrs Fox won the traveling prize. Sandwiches coffee and pie were served. On April 4 Mrs Joan Maloney will entertain.

Mildred Cross Envest Wilima Snyder Mx Albpet Fox Cidunhis Merle Page

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