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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1951

Page

5

Charity prizes set for Koffee-Kof Show at Corry

Displays at the Pennsylvania Electric Company office highlight prizes for the Koffee-Kick-Of program. Winners include the largest family, youngest grandmother, newest bride, best good neighbor letter writer, and other honors. Donations from Jno. H. Swisher & Son Inc and local merchants supply towels, bowls, thermos bottles, a 54-pound ham, and more. Local residents attend Easter events and trips, with several families visiting relatives in Warren, New York, and Philadelphia. A note adds that over 1.6 people per room indicates housing crowding concerns.

Pennsylvania Electric Company Lady’s Ladies’ Auxiliary Corry Hospital Jno. H. Swisherd& Son, Inc Jacksonville Florida Clymer Gannon Albert Neckers Dr. & Son Gallup Kooman Furniture Store Wilson O. Daisyham Legters Bros Arnink Loomis Erie Boston Hatte Bros A. G. Buller Mowrey's Jackson Floral Gardens Lester Danner J. C. Nichols West Pleasant Street

Columbus Grange Met Monday Evening

Columbus Grange No. 875 met at Town Hall for a business session led by overseer Gerald Bensink in the absence of worthy master David Curtis. A report on the April 12 variety show was given, tickets distributed by Arlene Burlingame, new home economics volunteers named for three months, one membership application from Worth Hammond, next meeting set for April 9, 30 members attended, and a note about a Benjamin Franklin silver brass pewter dollar minted in A116 with the motto Mind Your Owl Business.

Columbus Grange Columbus Grange No. 875 Town Hall Gerald Bensink David Curtis Grange Arlene Burlingame Leona Volk Michael Savka D. P. Triskel Worth Hammond

Mrs Clinton Pratt Elected Sorority President

Mrs Clinton Pratt was named head of the local Beta Sigma Phi Sorority chapter at the officer meeting last evening. Other officers elected include Mrs Frank Wise as vice president Miss Janet Foster secretary Miss Rita Hand treasurer and Mrs Raymond Blynt extension officer. The session, chaired by outgoing president Mrs Frank Laurie, was at the American Legion Home. A Founders Day program on May 2 at the Erie Press Club will feature Walter W. Ross. Members donated $1 to the Patty Farring ton Fund. The next meeting is set for April 10 with officer installation in May.

Clinton Pratt Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Frank Wise Janet Foster Rita Hand Raymond Blynt American Legion Frank Laurie Erie Beta Sigma Phi Erie Press Club Walter W. Ross Patty Farrington John Dempsey United States Europe

Advice of Her Mother-In-Law Proves Helpful

Mrs W C Jones of Chicago credits her mother-in-law and Hadacol for improving her health. The housewife says after a few days she felt stronger and less run down, continuing the Hadacol regimen and planning to keep taking it. She claims energy returned and fatigue diminished with regular use.

W. C. Jones M. Bell St Chicago Tam

State nurse talks at Hospitality Club meeting

Mrs Ura Harper, state nurse, gave a talk on duties of a state nurse and health department work with rural schools, mother craft classes, polio survey, crippled children's clinic, and other activities. Mrs C M Howard hosted at her West Smith forest home in the American Legion Home, while remodeling proceeds. A nominating committee was formed for the April session.

Ura Harper Ebve Hospitality Club L. J. Lindsley Wallace Young James Sullivan Jackson Lena St. Clair Elizzabeth Rogers Joseph Seite

Poetry Society Studies Blanding Writings at Meeting

Yesterday's Poetry Society gathering at Mrs Margaret Bender's East Sci Street home discussed Mr Blanding's books Woridays and This Is California. Hostess served salad and dessert. next meeting to be hosted by Mrs Jessie K Newbon in two weeks.

uDie Suaunie Wea Vue Aunaod Teddiel The Poetry Society East Sci Street Margaret, Bender

Sorenson family hosts Easter dinner for diamond anniversary

Mr and Mrs Wu Sorenson of Clymer entertained at a family dinner Easter Sunday. The gathering marked Meirs 86th wedding anniversary. Attendees included Mrs Frank Smith and children from Bear Lake. Mr and Mrs M S Way and family from Cutting. and Mr and Mrs Mel Soverman with Nirman and Gail Sorenson of Linesville.

WU Sorenson Clymer Meir Frank Smith Phyllis Carol Roger Joyce Linda Smith Bear Lake M.S. Way James Ronald Janice Kenneth Dennis Way Cutting Mel Soverman Nirman Robert Wid Gail Sorenson Linesville

Easter Party Held by Columbus Congregational Church

The Columbus Congregational Church Sunday School hosted an Easter party for 17 children. Mrs Robert Pil Miss Roberta McCray Mes Jordan Cole and Miss Ber nice Roberts organized games records and an Easter egg hunt won by Miss Barbara Wickwire and Miss Ardeth Bull. Favors were rabbit and animal shaped cookies and refreshments included sandwiches cocoa and jelly.

Columbus Church Columbus Congregational Church Robert Pil Roberta McCray Mes Jordan Cole Bernice Roberts Barbara Wickwire Ardeth

Card Club Meets at Mrs Kinley's for Canasta and Bridge

Mrs Edward Kinley Sr of 50 East South Street hosts an all ladies card club gathering at her home. Canasta and bridge were played with awards going to Mrs James Sullivan and Mrs Bar Haight for bridge and Mrs William Myers and Mrs Frank Osberg for canasta. Salad course served. next meeting planned with Mrs Myers in two weeks.

Card Club Edward Kinley East South Street James Sullivan Bar] Haight William Myers Frank Osberg Myers

Jolly Eight Club Meets At Mrs Cook’s Home

The Jolly Eight Club gathered yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Charles Cook’s West Frederici street home. About 500 was played for entertainment with awards going to Mrs. A. Pier and Mrs. Charles Newman. The hostess served Selah cake cheese wafers and coffee. Next meeting slated for April 10 at Mrs. Marjorie Brown’s East Main street home.

Charles Cook West Frederici Street A. Pier Charles Newman Selah Marjorie Brown East Main Street

Newborn Son for Mr and Mrs Robert Howles

A son was born yesterday at Corry Hospital to Mr and Mrs Robert Howles of 27 North Center Street. The birth adds a new member to the Howles family, with congratulations anticipated from relatives and neighbors.

Foster E. Davis & Son North Center Street Robbert Howles Corry Hospital

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