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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1956

Page

5

Local Sorority News and Community Socials Near Erie

Local Sorority O GWE LY holds meeting with Mrs Arthur Laurell and 17 members, plus guests from Ere. Doratri Cory speaks on clay modeling. Officers elected include Raymond Blyd president and Tobert Sinmanain vp. A May 18 hostess event and plans for Founder Day dinner at Boatly Shore North East are announced. Several Erie area residents attend or return from trips. others attend Mother Daughter Banquet and Homemakers Day.

Arthur Laurell Boadilon Phi Chopwr Bete Sigma Ph Mra Anthur—Bouired William Bebenick Ere Erle Chaptar Tor Oiole Corry Dorothy Cory Cozy Aioint

Dinner Party Honors Wisconsin Guests in Corry

A dinner hosted last evening at Cinnie's restaurant honored Mr. and Mrs. George Hidlock of Ovogto Wis and their daughter Mrs. George Pestrul, with Betsy Mary and Nancy from Marinette Wis attending along with relatives in Corry Monroe and nearby. The event included local guests and reflected cordial ties between Wisconsin visitors and residents here.

Wisconsin Charles’ Warner Cinnie’s George Hidlock Ovogto Wis George Pestrul Betsy Mary Nancy Marinette Corry-Mirs Monroe

Mary Ellen Johnson Feted On 12th Birthday

A surprise party honored Mary Ellen Johnson on her twelfth birthday at the home of Mr and Mrs Andrew Johnsons of Prairieville High School family friends attended a afternoon gathering. Sixteen girls wore yellow headbands and received gifts and candy baskets. The dining area featured yellow and white decor with a four tiered cake. The menu included a salad and sandwiches.

Mary Ellen Johnson Andrew Johnso Prcadillt HS Mary Ellen

Birthday Party With Ice Cream And Gifts

Cookies plebles Kool-Aid and cake were served. Mary Ellen received many gifts for the occasion. Guests included Joan and Jean Dingfelder Judy and Linda Swart Wanda Bleck Cheryl Stokes Judy Walters Margaret Logan Vida Jane McCray Nan Swart Judy Syegies Pamala Ann Meyer Connie Johnson Karen Peterson Donates Walters and Maing Vanderhoot.

Mary Ellen Joan Jean Dingfelder Judy Linda Swart Wanda Bleck Cheryl Stokes Judy Walters Margaret Logan Vida Jane McCray Nan Swart Judy Syegies Pamala Ann Meyer Connie Johnson Karen Peterson Donates Walters Maing Vanderhoot

Club Social Gatherings at Emmanuel Episco Church

Members of the Lillian Guild met at 6 20 last evening for a dinner in the Undercroft of Emmanuel Episcopal Church. Ellenbeth Rogers chaired the business session with prayer by Rev William Seite. Nominating committee was named and will report at the June meeting. A May 6 gathering was planned at Mrs Hammond s home to prepare for the bazaar. The group voted to contribute funds to send a junior high student to a summer Episcopal Diocese conference at Lake Chautauqua from June 27. The next guild meeting will be at Mrs C E Raf ter s May Mawes Lodge Findley Take on Jane Sth with tureen at 1720.

Wareen Lillian Guild Horton J Davis W.A. Redmond Uldercroft Emmanuel Eplicopa Church Mins Ellenbeth Rogers William Seite W. .W. Hammond Redmond Franke Lockwood Hammond Pulld Episcopal Lake Chautauqua

Cootlette Club No 102 Holds Regular Session

The Cootlette Club No 102 met in the Garden Room of the VFW Post home with Mrs James Keppel presiding as chief gray back. A donation to the Supreme Hospital Fund was discussed and Range No 4 will meet in Corry on May 20 with delegates Mrs Maurice Porter and Mrs Hazel Shuss and alternates Mrs Russell Mallory and Mrs Alfred Cone. Mrs Shuss and Mrs Cone will decorate graves for Memorial Day. next session set for June 5.

Cootlette Club No VFW Post Home James Keppel Gray Supreme Hospital Fund Corry Maurice Porter Hazel Shuss Russell Mallory Alfred Cone Shuss Cone Porter Clyde Reynolds Keppel

Lakewood Group Attends Lady Rebekah Meeting

At the Lakewood meeting of the Lady Prank Hin Rebekah Lodge 10 o clock hall members voted to dispense with monthly meetings for a period. There were 26 members present and six guests from the Lady of the Lake Lodge at Lakewood. Mr and Mrs N E Cole Mr and Mrs James Piten and Mr and Mrs Charlene Asel attended. Cards were played and prizes awarded at each table. A lunch of pie ice cream tea and coffee was served afterward by Mrs Harvey Loveland Mrs John Ourn Mrs George Rhodes and Mrs Biot Dahl.

Lakewood Lady Harvey Loveland John Ourn George Rhodes Biot Dahl

Junior Tri-Hi-Y Holds Election of Officers

Members of the Junior Tri-Hi-Y held an officer election with Pat Keppel as president and Jackie Paulson as vice president. Others chosen: Marjotie Maketa secretary Lynda Selly treasurer Janet Stroup Alice Wilcox Linda Anderson chaplains. Installation planned Monday in May with mothers invited. reservations with Marjorie Maketa by May 7.

Mary Jane Hiitrom Pat Keppel Jackie Paulson Marjotie Maketa Lynda Selly Janet Stroup Alice Wilcox Linda Anderson Marjorie MckKeta

Esther Circle Meeting At Warner Home Highlights

Mrs Rex Warne hosted the Esther Circle final meeting of the Women s Society of Christian Service at the First Methodist Genevety North Center Street. Fifteen members and one guest attended with devotions on Strength For Each Day led by Mrs Russell Merritt. Plans for the Mother Daughter Banquet on May 23 were discussed along with family night dinner details.

Esther Circle Warner Home Rex Warne North Center Street Esther Circlé Women’s Society Christian Service First Methodist Genevety Russell Merritt Warner Donald Cady

Rotarians Hear Speech On Unusual Hobby By Mixer

Rotarians at the 11th weekly meeting heard speaker Mr Mixers discuss his hobby making jewelry from stones. He showcases petrified wood crystals and other stones collected from Oregon, Arizona, and Montana. Mixer retired from Raymond Mixer Co. and has developed the hobby for years. A report on the Rotary Assembly at Port Allegany was presented by William Peiffer and C. Kl Melean, with Arthur Burgess leading group singing and William Leuby at the piano.

Hotel Corry Mixer Orebory Arizona Montina, MF Raymond Mig. Co Whiere William Peiffer C. Kl Mctean Rotary Assembly Port-Allegany Arthur Burgess William Leuby

Mrs James Sinaré Hosts Martha Circle Meeting

Mrs James Sinare hosted the Marion Guide of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at her West Columbus Avenue home for the final session of the year. Mrs Howard Rehnbers presided with devotions by Mrs Merle McIntyre on St John chapter four. J Edmund Barr led a program on Methodist sponsored homes, followed by a salad lunch prepared by Mrs Sitvife with help from Willard Gibsons.

Marion Guide Woman's Society Christian Service First Methodist Church James Sinare West Columbus “Avenue Howard Rehnbers Merle McIntyre Ith St. John J. Edmund Barr

Daughter Born at Corry Memorial Hospital

A daughter was born last evening at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Everett Tryon Clymer. A daughter was born early this morning to Mr and Mrs Risseel Brant of 128 East Frederick Street at Corry Memorial Hospital.

Corry Memorial Hospital Everett Tryon, Clymer Mra. Risseel Brant East Frederick Street

Gernert Named Bi Gernert Named Bi ce Almmvouee

Harrisburg reports the Senate heard Paul J Gernert of West Leceport set to succeed Henry O 1101 on the State Parole Board with a salary of 11600 a year If designated chairman the pay would rise to 1500 The 12 year old Gernert is a U S parole officer for war criminals in Germany appointed after World War II

Harrisburg Paul J.gernert West Lecéport Senate State Parole Board Gernert Henry Gernett United States Germany U. S

Primary fight and political clashes cited in campaign notes

Gov Folsom and Kefauver clash over resources and arms race while courting votes in Oregon and Florida. Stevenson accuses administration of giving away natural resources as Chandler’s Senate seat remains vacant after Barkley’s death.

Stevenson Sen. Motse D-Ore Kefauver Florida United States Oregon A.B Happy) Chandlen Kennucky Chandler U. S. Senate Taft Sen Barkley

Ruling on Allegheny Route Extends Into Debate

CAB ruling faces sharp criticism from Mohawk Airlines and North Central as examiner Barron Fredricks recommends Allegheny be allowed direct service from Erie to Detroit and Lake Central be authorized from Youngstown to Buffalo via Erie. Mohawk and North Central seek denied extensions. Peach vows to file exceptions within ten days.

JY Amoumr Mohawk Airines Robert mi Pench Ageoruutics Board Allegheny Airlines Erie_Pa Detroit Erie Fredricks Mohawk Nort Central Airlines Bradford Buffalo North Central Peach Pennsylvania New England New Yorke Motlawk

Cabinet status elevates three to governor’s team

In Harrisburg three administrative leaders were named to the governor’s cabinet yesterday. Andrew M. Bradley will serve as secretary of administration, David V. Randall becomes secretary to the governor, and a budget secretary position is filled to strengthen the governor’s staff.

Associated Press Harmmnsburg Deader Priday Andrew M. Bradley David V. Randall

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