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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1955

Page

5

Women Civic Club reports March meeting and activities

The Women’s Civic Club held a March meeting at the Rod and Gun Club with 10 members and one visitor. President Bert Welden led a business session, gifts and cookies were served, and members voted to donate five dollars to the Red Cross and buy a library book for Corry Area High School. A pirate bingo session followed.

Women's Civic Club Robert Hall Rod and Gun Club Bert Welden W. E. Phillips Red Cross Corry John Long Eugene Davis

Friendly Circle Monthly Session at Mrs De Shager’s Home

The Friendly Circle of the Cutting Sunday School met Thursday evening at Mrs. Walter De Shager’s home. Nine members attended, opening with prayer and singing. Devotions focused on Proverbs Chapter 3, a poem was read, Bible games awarded, lunch served, and plans made for April 28 at Mrs. Imhoff’s home to begin studying Ephesians.

Leslie Upperman Ray Berdine Henry Davis Friendly Circle Friendly Circle of the Cutting Walter DeShager Romans DeShaser DeShazer Gordon Shampoe Nell ‘Thompson George Imhoff Shampoe Imhoff

Concord Boys 4-H elects officers at night meeting

Concord Boys 4-H Club held a parent night at the McCray Community House where officers were elected. Richard Rose and Charles Little were named vice president and secretary treasurer respectively. Horace Mafin from Pennsylvania State University spoke on 4-H dairy work and plans for an April 1 meeting and an April 22 swimming party were announced. Mothers served Swedish cookies and hot chocolate.

Concord Boys Concord McCray Richard Rose Charles Little Robert Jackson Cas i Fame Incern Horace Mafin Pennsylvania State University Rupert Morris Titusville

Miss Sharon Zalzneck Feted At Birthday Party

Mr and Mrs Philip Zalanieck of West Washington street hosted a hayride party for their daughter Sharon who will be 13 next week. Attending were ten girls and several boys from Meadville and area towns. Chaperones Mr and Mrs William Stright aided the celebration which included dancing refreshments gifts and an overnight slumber party ending after breakfast.

Sharon Zalzneck Philip Zalanieck West Washington Street Sharon Sahdra Welcht Camille Waterhouse Ann Corbin Mary Capwell Sandra Devereaux Rhoda Cohen Pat Messinger Barbara Weicht Pat Carrig Rosalie Green Meadville Richard Betts Ronnie Reed Jerry Lewis James Lewis Robert Betts James Aquilino David Carlton Denny Merkle William Stright Zalzneck

Four Corry Teachers Attend PSEA Meet

Corry representatives Miss Ann Baressi Mrs Charles Warner Lawrence Anderson and J Watton attended a Northwestern Convention District Pennsylvania State Education Association meeting at Hotel Lafayette Meadville The group planned citizen support for public schools An Inform the Public dinner is set for April with civic leaders from Erie Edinboro Corry and surrounding counties Speakers include Dr Thomas Miller Edinboro State Teachers College and PSEA president Dan Skals.

Corry PSEA Northwestern Convention District Pennsylvania State Education Association Hotel Lafayette Meadville Ann Baressi Charles Warner Lawrence Anderson Watton Erie Edinboro Thomas Miller Edinboro State Teachers College Dan Skals A. J

Hillbilly Wedding Junior Class Play On Sale This Week

Advance tickets for Carry Area High School junior class play Hill Billy Weddin are sold in advance by class members. Performances run Thursday and Friday March 81 and April 1 in the auditorium with a 1 30 pm matinee Thursday for students. Rehearsals led by Philip Segal with student director Miss Margaret Warner. Cast members plan hair growth for the show and will wash hair but not comb until after. Curtain at 8 pm both nights.

Carry Area High School Philip Segal Margaret Warner Ene

Clymer Majorettes Place In Falconer Competition

The Clymer High School majorettes under Marjorie G. Tarbell won new honors last evening in Falconer, placing second among 27 units after auditions over two weeks. Participating stunts featured Misses Martha Sayre Nancy Mathews Diane Rhodes Kathy Damon Judy Hoffman and Luella Wiggers in a program sponsored by Falconer High School Girls Glee Club. A PTA panel discussion with leaders in education labor and industry is planned to boost area school services and costs awareness.

Clymer Clymer High School Marjorie G. Tarbell Falconer Falconer High School Girls Glee Club Martha Sayre Nancy Mathews Diane Rhodes Kathy Damon Judy Hoffman Luella Wiggers

Births at Corry Memorial Hospital in a local notice

A daughter was born last evening at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Walter Saarzanowice at 1250 West Main Street. She is named Elizabeth Migliaccio. A son was born this afternoon to Mr and Mrs Andrew Himes at 58 West Smith Street. Mrs Himes was formerly Mary Adams. A son was born early this morning to Mr and Mrs Lyle Miles at 130 Johnson Street.

Corry Memorial Hospital Walter Saarzanowice West Main Street Elizabeth Migliaccio Andrew, Himes West Smith Street Himes Mary Adams Lyle Miles Johnson Street

Rites Held for Christopher Moran at St Thomas Church

A requiem Mass was conducted at St Thomas Church for Christopher Moran who died suddenly on Thursday. Rev John DeSanti presided with interment in St Thomas Cemetery. Bearers included E B Hawkins Michael Lite Harold Cragg J Fred Kinley James P Sullivan and James Carrig with honorary bearers from the local Elks lodge. Attendees included Mrs P J Inglis and families from Ol City Buffalo and Pittsburgh.

St. Thomas’ Church Christopher Moran John DeSanti St. ‘Thomas’ Cemetery E. B. Hawkins Michael Lite Harold Cragg J. Fred Kinley James P. Sullivan James Carrig The Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks William Johnson Wallace Young Welter Sweet Charles Shapiro W. Willis Donald Nantes J. F. Needham P. J. Inglis William Culbertson Ol City John L. Shaughnessy Buffalo Robert Moran Pittsburgh

Leader Weighs Income Tax Plan to Raise Revenue

A proposed set of levies would tax personal services wages unincorporated businesses and property income. Exempting the first 1000, estimated revenue could reach 230 million, with possible increases to 314 million. Including corporate tax hikes and business tax rearrangements could push total above 425 million to balance the general fund.

Roe Pennsylvania

Dulles Describes Forum for New International Trade Organization

Secretary of State John Foster Dulles tells the Senate finance committee that President Eisenhower plans to send a message to Congress explaining the proposed new international trade organization. He said it would provide a forum where nations may negotiate agreements and discuss multilateral commerce.

John Foster Dulles Senate Eisenhower Congress International Trade Organization

Antipolio Vaccine To Be Available Here

Nationwide polio vaccine program moves toward state and local rollout for first and second grade students. Dr Francis’s report analyzes the Salk vaccine field trials with 1.8 million participants, 440,000 inoculated. Costs and administration details to be finalized, but aim to keep fees low and ensure sterile equipment and broad access through schools and physician offices.

Francis Jonas E. Salk University of Pittsburgh National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis Amsious Pennsylvania Department of Public Health

THANK & VERNA'S RESTAURANT OPEN DAILY IN COLUMBUS

Thank & Verna's Restaurant in Columbus operates daily from 8 am to midnight and Sundays 9:30 am to midnight. Specializes in Sunday dinners with chicken pork beef and chops and homemade beans. ELKS CLUB Corry PA dining room offers limited hours Thursday Friday Saturday evenings and Sunday early afternoon with a menu of steaks chops ham pies. Members only and out of town guests welcome.

Colonel Drake Titus~ville Pennsylvania Opert Tall HOTEL Corry Gold Room Thank & Verna’s Columbus Elks Club Purpura's Inn Phoenix Patna

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