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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1945

Page

5

Emmanuel Guild Meets for Afternoon Quilt Work

Emmanuel Guild met yesterday afternoon at the Parish Hall for a dimmer served at 1 o clock. Devotions were given by Ms J E Young and Mrs Velma Moore, president, who conducted the business session. Twelve members and two guests attended and the afternoon's work included making a quilt. next meeting is April 12 with Mrs A G Rees and Mrs Moore as hostesses.

Emmanuel Guild Emmanuuel Guild J.E. Young Velma Moore A. G. Rees Moore

Birthday party at Sullivan home honors two young women

James W Wan West Wayne Street hosted a birthday gathering for May Jean and Mary Ann Dimick. Ten girls attended the celebration with friends and classmates. Bingo provided entertainment. prizes went to Rose Marie Gisbbats and Onette Williams. Mrs Sullivan served a salad lunch and a cake was featured. The honorees received many gifts from friends.

Ats James W Wan West Wayne Street May Jean Mary Ann Dimick Rose Marie Gisbbats Onette Williams

Seong Fairview P T A Dinner And Program Last Night

The Fairview P T A met at the school for a special session with a tureen dinner served. Mrs. Alton Klinger was chairwoman and Mrs. Fussell Merritt led the business. The program featured readings, musical selections, and a group sing. The next meeting is scheduled for April 19 at the school.

Fairview P, T. A Pairview F Alton Klinger Fussell Merritt Leon Brown Raymond Blynt Edward Ressbacher Largo Roy Street J.B Hog—nik Bernice Sorenson Porter Auer

Metals Society meeting draws many from Meadville area

About eighty attendees and more guests from the city gathered for a meeting of the American Society for Metals held last evening at Hotel Lafayette in Meadville. Thirty industries from the district were represented in a session praised for its instructive program after dinner. Mr Hoyer of the American Brakeshoe Company in Pittsburgh delivered the main address on centrifugal castings and related processes, with results noted. A moving picture from the Simmons plant showed hacksaw manufacture and proper use. Corry visitors and local industry personnel praised the information shared at the event.

Metals Society American Society For Metals Hotel Lafayette Meadville Engineering Society Simmons

Van Winkle Nelson Marriage Announced

The wedding of Miss Alberti Nelson and Mr. Charles Van Winkle took place on Thursday March 22 at 5 30 with Rev Francis G Whiteman officiating. The bride wore a gray pin stripe suit with black accessories and a white gardenia shoulder corsage. Maid of honor Miss Maxine Knapp wore a tan and brown dress with black accessories and sweet peas in her corsage. The ceremony was followed by dinner hosted by Mrs Edward. Mrs Van Winkle will reside at 110%4 West Main Street.

Cleve x Helen Lou Toys Eelbert Joseph Guth TSMC St. Francie A Av Camp Ledewit Hey. D.F Kelly Marine Base Gil Iinlit Cpt Leonard J. Hobelman St. Louis Zephrene Byrd Kankykee Corry Ville Maria Erie Taion, Inc St Meadville Guths Union City High School Cams Aero Supply Marine Corps Pearl Harbor Gump Legeune Futwe Wong Alberti Nelson Charles van Winkle Francis G. Whiteman Maxine Knapp Walter Darnoall Edward Iimtmey van Winkle West Main Street Bkr de Wast Winkle

Mrs. Ross Mead Hosts O. F. 5. Club Evening

Mrs. Ross Mead entertained the G. F. S. Club with two tables of 600. Winners were Mrs. Henry Decker and Miss Ethel Matthews. Decker will host the group in two weeks at East Bond Street. A salad course followed the games for seven members and guest Mrs. Lester Lewis.

Ross Mead G. F. S. Club Henry Decker Ethel Matthews

Two Corry Hospital Births Announce New Daughters

A daughter was born yesterday afternoon to Mr and Mrs Poster Person at Corry Hospital. Another daughter arrived this morning to Lt and Mrs Edwin Cottrell at Corry Hospital. Mrs Cottrell former Mildred Weed. A daughter born early this morning to Mr and Mrs John Pieg er at 317 West Wayne Street.

Corry Hospital Mrs. Poster Person Snyder Circle Lient Edwin Cottrell Irving Street Cottrell Mildred Weed John Piiegerald West Wayne Street

Kiwanis Ladies Night at Ritz with bomber film

Forty five Kiwanis members and wives gathered for dinner at the Ritz Restaurant. President Bumibaugh welcomed attendees while Mrs. Bumibaugh presided. Clyde Shotzbarger presented a film on a bomber squadron from training in the United States to overseas missions in England.

Kiwanis Club Ue Kiwanis Club Ritz Robert Bumibaugh Bumbaugh Clyde Shotzbarger United States England H. Lynn Rice

Mrs Lean Root Hosts Card Club Evening

Mrs Lean Root hosted the 500 Club at her East South Street home with two tables. Three guests attended Mrs Howard Berry Miss Leo Root and Mrs Joe Baressi. Prizes went to Mrs Baressi Miss Jeannette Baresi Mrs Rodney Knowlton and Miss Root. Refreshments included fruit salad rolls batons chantilly and coffee. Next meeting at Mrs Knowlton's home Bach Main Street on April 5.

Sever Re Egererr 500 Club East South Street Howard Berry Leo Root Joe Baressi Baressi Jeannette Baresi Rodney Knowlton Miss Root Knowlton Bach Main Street

Rebekah Meeting Briefly Attended. Apr 12 Next Session

A very brief gathering of the Rebekah Helping Hand Club discussed the scope of upcoming work for the session. Attendees helped with Red Cross tasks and enjoyed a fine tureen dinner. The next regular meeting is set for April 12 in the I O C B rooms.

Eee Rebekal Red Cross

Bridge Club Meets At Mrs McCracken’s Home

Mrs John McCracken entertained her contract bridge club at her home on West Congress Street last evening. Guests included Mrs Frank Graft and Mrs Marjorie Clark. Prizes were won by Mrs Graft and Mrs Walter Scott. Hostess served a fine salon meal and gifts were exchanged late in the evening.

Bridge Club McCracken John McCracken Contract Bridge Club West Congress Street Frank Graft Marjorie Clark

Presbyterian Missionary Officers Re-elected

The Presbyterian Women’s Missionary Society met in church parlors and re elected all officers: President Mrs McCray Vice President Mrs Linendell Treasurer Miss Lotta Bunsteel and Secretary Mrs A O Sandburg. Readings highlighted San Miguel Mission a Tren letter from a related missionary and Africa Pittsburgh work. Next meeting set for April 26 at the church.

Presbyterian Missionary Presbyterian Women's Missionary Society Ida Linendell John F. McCray McCray Lotta Bunsteel

Annual Meeting of Dairymen's League

The Dairymen's League held its annual meeting at Grange Hall on Thursday March 22 with an all day session and noon dinner prepared by Mrs. Guy Swart and her committee. Harold Howard was reelected director for a three year term after reports and business.

Hue Ru Aueetis Yt Corry Dairymen’s League Grange Hall Guy Swart Mr. Howard Harold Howard Reed Harvey The Dairymen’s League News General Motor Dept Detroit Michigan Automotive Users’ Guide Stevens Redding

Women Bowlers Elect New Officers

The women bowlers association held its annual meeting at the Municipal Building. Officers chosen for the coming year were Mabel McKean as president, Nellie Meesinger as vice president, Dorothy Morton as secretary, Charlotte Stanley as treasurer, and Estella Johnson as Sgt-at-arms. Prize money from the recent city tournament was distributed and a motion was passed to impose a 50 cent fine on members who miss future meetings.

Ane Ery Womens Sowing Association Mabel McKean Nellie Meesinger Dorothy Morton Charlotte Stanley Estella Johnson

Plans For Annual School Fair In Early June

The Washington School PT A held a Thursday meeting with Mrs. Paul Dwyer leading songs and Mrs. Waye Perkins giving devotions. Tentative plans were made for the annual school fair set for early June. Committee members served refreshments. next meeting is scheduled for April 10. Attendance banner to be shared by Rooms 1 and 2 due to broad parent attendance.

Washington School PT. A. Was & Youtine Paul Dwyer Waye Perkins Allan May Eva Reed Paul Chase Anda Mrothers

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