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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1949
Page
5
Mr and Mrs Frank Betts of Coisinbys celebrated their 26th wedding anniversary yesterday. A surprise party with sixteen friends and neighbors attended at their home. Refreshments included anniversary cakes ice cream and coffee. They received a purse of money.
The Evangelical U B Brotherhood held a meeting with President Delmar Lundeen presiding. Rev Hurdle Lindquist led devotions and the Youmville BUB Mile Chorus performed. Mr Shull sang, a film was shown, and refreshments followed in the church hall.
Mrs Willi Ghimbleton hosted the Contract Bridge Club on Wednesday evening. Prizes went to Mrs James D Allyn, Mrs Arthur Martin and Mrs C A Williams. A flat cow was served by the hostess and the feast was arranged by Ap Gry Ms Max on West Wayne Street.
Members gathered at Mrs. Auer’s East Smith street residence for the N F Embroidery Club gathering. The afternoon featured sewing and socializing with salad served, and guests included Mrs Walter W Avior and Ms Barty, with light chatter and refreshments observed.
W. R. GC, members connected with the Women’s Relief Corps No. 49, gathered yesterday at Mrs J C Andrews’s home on Blackstone Street to honor and entertain the group. A guest speaker spoke on wartime duties and charitable work.
Mrs William Halfast entertained a group of friends at her Jokuspt street home on Wednesday. The event featured a lively social hour with refreshments of doughnuts and coffee.
U S Deputy Marshal designated Dompiey of Pittsburgh arrived for a visit as Erie County Automonie Association members gathered at the Press Club. Attendees included Lawrence Thomas, Robert Lewis, and Frank Wise in Beleoday. Sidney Geert of Hust Main Street and others traveled for a ten day vacation.
The Court Conception No. 35 G O of Ay held a monthly social last evening at fe D AL. Members paid 5 dollars. Lawrence H spoke on The Meaning of Prayer and monthly topics. Attendance included Mrs. Andergon requesting a special meeting April 4 to prepare for upcoming initiation. Several officers and members listed as present or invited for future duties and send regards to colleagues.
Robert Bracken was honored at a Powell Aliet party held last evening. The event included a roll of his triphu and a display of diaries. Artie Martin attended with Deer Head Tole and Wen, while friends from out of town joined the gathering.
The junior class presented All American Family to a capacity audience at Connly Benly High School. Cast featured Robert St Cla ang as War author and Philp Segal as director with multiple student aides. The production highlighted family drama and central figures like Grandma Butler and Widow Smith while Lynn Rice directed a city showcase of selections and intermissions.
Visiting Day at Harding School included a morning assembly with twenty four movers stationed at the school and a business meeting in the afternoon led by President Myre John Potocki. Mrs 0 Fred Kinley Miss Eva Kep and Dr Howard Dunfield were listed as attendees for the upcoming unveiling and school events with date pending.
Twenty two members of the Helping Hand Club gathered at the TOVO F Hall to welcome new members Mrs Eleanor Huldeut and Mrs Cat MillspaW. Ms Ammn Gallagher attended though unable to join ongoing meetings. President Mrs Boty mid Carter announced dues and a meal was served at five. Next meeting set for April 1 with Mrs George Elsworth and Mrs Glen Eldred as hostesses.
A garbled report notes Vicinity Grangers meeting Thursday evening at Griuso Hall of Weal. The YMCA projector was used to show a film titled Thy Perfye Tribune about Abraham uinghln while refreshments were served. Press and visitors attended, with unclear local names and details.
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