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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1950
Page
5
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Monday evening at Phoenix Hotel the Kiwanis and Rotary Clubs heard M. Howard of Pennsylvania Electric discuss the dangers of socialism. He warned that once a country chooses socialism it cannot easily return to democracy and cited global trends while praising American rights and vitality.
The One Genere Women's Club met Monday at Miss Eileen Graham's home on West Congress Street. In the president's absence, Vice President Miss Mary Evelyn Hopkins presided, with Fairy-one members responding to roland. Mrs. Risse Moore was introduced as a new member. Plans were set for a tea the following Monday to honor Corry Senior High School girls in the junior and senior classes. The group aims to promote educational interests and unveil further plans soon. Mrs. Catherine Whitehill spoke on interior decorating, sharing insights from Europe and demonstrations of materials, color, and texture for the home. The meeting featured social committee notes, refreshments, and notices for the April meeting hosted by D. Aumour Hulstrom.
Washington School Cub Pack No 183 held a meeting at the Mountain home to finalize plans for a hobby show at the April 27 pack meeting at 8 pm at the school. Donald Dingle Henry Hicks will run the refreshment booth. den mothers Mrs Mountain Mrs Dubrasky and Mrs Stith will supervise games. Peep shows will be made by the cubs. The April committee meeting will be held April 24 with location to be announced.
Mrs. Warren Titus entertained the Worth Street 500 club last evening and the group honored Mrs. Russell Briggs on her birthday with a card shower. Members played progressive 500 with Mrs. Fred Holton and Mrs. Clarente Mixer receiving prizes. Salad and desserts were served by Mrs. Titus, and the May meeting will honor Mrs. Arthur Mapes whose birthday is May 18.
Columbus Grange No. 875 voted to initiate a class of 12 candidates at the April 10 meeting in Columbusown Hall with Worthy Master David Curtis presiding. A Lottsville Grange group will also be initiated at that session. Home committees for April to June were named, and a program planning meeting at Akley was announced.
William Marsh, Mrs. Autumn Aisrich and Mr. Sebastian Fran chitla hosted a Saturday evening housewarming for My and Mrs Louis Buell at 339 West Washington. The Buells recently moved from Watertown Muse Tenagers intended and Lieeve ale was spent. A salad course, cake and votlee were served and guests from out of town included Mr. ine NYS, Fred Foft aid and Mr and Mrs Ford Stow ort and daughter Eugenia Lee of Union City.
Ten members of the NB Club plus two new members Mrs Arthur Fitch and Mrs Charles Tinski enjoyed a surprise dinner at the Weight street home of Mrs Walter Rhodes. After a 4 o'clock round, progressives awarded Mrs George Wood and Mrs Walter Pier. Mrs Frosten won the white elephant prize. Mrs Firth received the traveling prize. The April 10 meeting will be hosted by Mrs Glenn Albaush of Snyder Circle.
The March social session of the Bus iness and Professional Women's Club at the TOOF An t. featured a pot luck dinner for 16 members and guest Miss Betty Hime. Easter decor brightened the table while contracts bridge and canasta filled the evening. Awards went to Mrs MH Van Dresar and Mrs Mildred Denton for bridge and to Miss Himes and Miss Dorothy Kittlebereer for canasta. April 10 brings a planning session with Chair Miss Milton Zialzneck assisted by several members. April is designated news service month. Kane William R Folke, a Pennsylvanias aboard conductor, died Sunday afternoon after a long illness at 76. he served 40 years on the Pennsylvania Railroad, retiring in July 1938.
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