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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1954

Page

5

Aero Foremen's Club Holds Monthly Session

The Aero Foremen's Club met in the Garden Room of the VFW Post Home with 35 members and five guests. James Armstrong, newly elected president, presided and introduced visitors Alfred Morrison William Gumbleton George Deishman William Pierce and Ray Barbera.

Aero Foremen’s Club Aero Foremen's Club VFW James Armstrong Alfred J. Morrison William Gumbleton George Deishman William Pierce The Aero Ray Barbera West Coast Airsupply Co

Lowville Couple To Observe 66th Anniversary

Announcement notes the 66th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Orin Tower to be observed March 29. Residents of Lowville they winter with son Carl Tower in Warren. No celebration planned but many relatives and friends extend congratulations.

Lowville Orin ‘Tower Tower Carl Tower Warren

PTA program and Red Cross notes color a Corry page

At the Junior High Elementary PTA meeting in the gymnasium Brownies and Cub Scouts opened with devotions and songs. Officers and committee members were elected for next year as the building will house all elementary grades. The group supported a kindergarten project and donated to the State PTA Scholarship Fund. The Cub Scout Minstrel Show impressed attendees. Red Cross directors met, reporting 19 local cases aided and 32½ volunteer hours. A bloodmobile visit was announced for April 14 with six pints used last month and more first aid training planned.

Brownies Brownie E.J. Tobias John Freno Kurt Leetis James Harper Keith Henton Junior Chamber of Commerce PTA Kurt Leeds Cub Scout den Eugene Davis John Street Louis Jensen Alton Dahlstrand Howard Hutzelman Roger Brown Alfred van Dresar Frank Graft Red Cross American Red Cross Don Willams Batley Johnson Home Service Gorge Orcutt Garry Cigil Defense Robert Murphy Eld Cony C. M. Floward Olin Bracken Bloodmobile Veterans of Foreign Wars Norman ‘Tarbell Fin Eastern Area Inatructor Corry Inuer

Hospitality Club hears Rev John DeSanti on Democracy theme

Rev John DeSanti spoke on Democracy at the Hospitality Club meeting in the VFW Garden Room. He read Elizabeth Ellen Evans's prize essay and announced its telecast on March 29. The speaker urged exercising American privileges and countering communism while the hostess committee served refreshments.

John DeSanti Hospitality Club VFW Garden DeSanti Elizabeth Ellen Evans Voice of Firestone America DeBand J. Fred Kinley John East Charles Gilbert Velma Moore Estelle Wells

Good Friends Club Meeting Hosts Awards At Sherman Street

The Good Friends Club met with Mrs. Martin McGraw at 212 Sherman Street. Entertainment valued at 600 was enjoyed and awards went to Mrs. Kiemen Nielsen and Mrs. Earl Mann. The hostess offered fruit salad grapefruit bread cookies and coffee and the group will meet again with Mrs. George Wood in Erie on April 5.

Good Friends Club Martin McGraw Sherman Street Kiemen Nielsen Earl Mann George Wood Erie

E W Holt Elected President of Rotary Club

The Rotary Club meeting at Hotel Corry elected E W Holt as president with Charles Bracken as vice president Harold Mish Jer as secretary Duane Fogle as treasurer and A M Lit as sergeant at arms to take charge in July The event also honored E Don MacKenzie as the club's oldest member and noted memberships and affiliations of several members Wayne Wightman from Caldwell Idaho attended as a guest Cake was served and Boy Scout troop committee members met afterward

E. W. Holt Rotary Club Rotary Hotel Corry Charles Bracken Harold P.mish Jer Duane Fogle A.M. Lit E. Don Mac Kenzie William Leaby Corry A. M. Lite Elis Lodge Lester Lopus C. A. Hillstrom Transfer Springs Wayne Wightman Caldwell Idaho Mr. Litz

Columbus Extension Meeting Plans Pattern and Cooking Sessions

Members of the Columbus Home Extension met at Mrs Worth Hammond home to study selecting sewing patterns and adjusting patterns. Mrs Robert Johnston of the Warren County Extension is the instructor. On April 1 the group meets at Mrs Carleton Curtis home in Columbus for broiler cooking with two complete dinners to be prepared starting at 1 a.m.

Columbus Columbus Home Extension Worth Hammond Robert Johnston Warren County Extension Carleton Curtis

Concord PTA Monthly Meeting Report

Eighty five members of the Concord School Patent-Teacher Association met at 6 15 last evening at the school. A ham luncheon was served by the men. Devotions led by Lambert Harle preceded the business meeting with an interesting film Solving Family Problems. Attendance award was won by Joe Ruth Dahistrand.

Concord Pta Concord School Lambert Harle Joe Ruth Dahistrand

Elect New Officers For Beta Sigma Phi Sorority

Mrs. Thomas Plerott was elected president of the Boadon Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority at a meeting last evening on East Main street. Officers include Mrs. Robert I. Gileason as vice president and Miss Julia Brest as secretary treasurer. Installation planned May 1 with a jewel dinner April 1 at Hotel Cor Ty. reservations due March 27. Next session April 13 at Mrs. Alton Laurie’s on South Center street. A homemade Hagler bonnet parade is planned.

Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Thomas Plerott Boadon Phi East Main Street Robert I. Gileason Julia Brest Buland Harvey Cor- Ty Powel Londersmok Pierotti Ernest Simmonsen Alton Laurie South Center Street

Mrs Gates Hosts Jolly Eight Club Meeting

Mrs Ralph Gates of Gouldstreet entertained the Jolly Eight Club yesterday afternoon. Rose Cook was high for 600 in cards and G A Pier had the low score. Pumpkin pie with ice cream and coffee followed. The group will meet next with Mrs K D Brown of East South Street on March 30.

Ralph Gates Jolly Eight Club Ralpih Gates Gouldtreet Rose Cook G. A. Pier K. D. Brown East South Street

WCTU Dinner and Meeting At Mrs N J Kline Home

WCTU members and guests met at Mrs N J Kline’s Union Street home for a 1 p m tureen dinner and meeting led by President Mrs C F Mountain. Devotions by Mrs Floyd Johnson and readings by Mrs Leon Ten Hulsen followed, with plans discussed for a rummage sale and later announcements.

N. J. Kline Union Street Women’s Christian Temperance Union C. 4. Mountain Floyd Johnson A. Johnson Leon Ten Hulsen Frank Whiteley

Four Son Born at Corry Memorial Hospital

A son was born this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Dilworth Davis of 924 Firth Street. Earlier, Mrs. Raymond Willink of Clymer gave birth at Corry Memorial Hospital.

Corry Memorial Hospital Dilworth Davis Firth [Atreet A.son Raymond Willink of Clymer

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