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A damaged OCR passage hints at a May event involving Wis and Ston with vers and Soi Vie topics. The text is incomplete, but references a service, a date around May, and potential local actions or notices.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1956
Page
5
A damaged OCR passage hints at a May event involving Wis and Ston with vers and Soi Vie topics. The text is incomplete, but references a service, a date around May, and potential local actions or notices.
The May meeting of the Daughters of the American Revolution’s Brokeristraw Valley Chapter opened with a memorial service led by regent Mrs. T W Whitehead and chaplain Mrs. Victor Orn. An oral report on the 65th Continental Congress highlighted delegates and leadership changes.
The Spring Creek Ladies Aid met with 16 members at Mrs. Edythe Donaldson’s home. Devotions by Mrs. William Aufferlin, business led by Mrs. Frank Kafferlin, and updates on church basement progress. Planned: Mother Daughter Banquet on May 15 and next gathering June 7.
Helen Rae Carbaugh celebrated her 14th birthday at a party in Gerry with relatives from Union City and Gerry. Guests included Cecil Carbaugh Jr Nab Bonnie Anderson Roxie Adams Carol Caster Lind Bour gall Junet Wilkinison Mary Co At Mergffyn Mitchell Penny Bash Jie Priscilia Matteson George Mc Qlistan Besse Carbmigh Geraldine Pate and Billy Nichols. A decorated cake ice cream and a birthday lunch were served along with gifts for the honoree.
Boy Scout Troop 161 met at Mead Park for water purification instruction and a demonstration. William Eaton and David Herberg advanced to second class. John Hornick and Michael Hornick completed wildlife observation trailing and map reading. Bill Brigham chosen to lead for the next year. Plans for LeBoeuf District Camporee at Mend Park in May.
Mrs Bo Mulderick hosted CGG Card Club guests on Macign Street. Two tables of bridge played with Bru Harold Grigg, Mrs Alfred M Morrison and Mose F WeDey taking top honors. Mrs Brigg served a prize pin, dessert were served, and guests planned a reunion in two weeks with Mrs Milton VanDresar.
Readable fragment notes a Corry Memorial Hospital event with names including A. sou bord Ws Maryland Mrs. honing Keeney of R. D. 2 and an evening listing.
Edwin H Crichley controller at the Aero Supply Mfg Co will leave for similar duties at Parker Appliance Co in Cleveland A dinner at the Hotel Corry honored him attended by six office staff and one guest Harry Tate of Canton The table decor featured spring flowers and a fish motif The group presented Crichley with a gold watch and fishing themed gifts Toasts were given by Sam J Irvine and others including Teo Strauss J Lo Lenton J E Gram F Pain Harold Cragg S Ali Hong Clyde Keith Arthur Tarrell led group singing A memento booklet was also given
The Wheelock Community Aid met at Mrs. Robert Williams's home with 12 members present. Mrs. Leonard Edwards opened with devotions on Power of The Tongue, chaired by Mrs. Charles Kennedy. The group discussed Homemakers Day in Erie and planned next meeting on May 7 at an announced location.
A community event featured cartoons and poems created by Mr Hickle and organized by Mrs Robert Sanders. The party was described as very successful and enjoyable.
The J. J. Andrews Women’s Relief Corps No. 49 met at the Grange Hall with 29 members present. Mrs. Harvey of Logoland and Mrs. Gladys Meek were initiated. Mrs. Leon Wynn reported on the district convention held April 19. A 25 year pin was presented. The group plans a May 6 event with a 6 pm lunch. May 17 will feature a turkey dinner, quilt work, and a white elephant sale.
Harbor Hall Ladies Aid held a all day meeting at Harbor Hall Community Building. A tureen dinner was served to members and families. Mrs Nell Gates and Mrs Rupert Morris in charge. 10 members present. Plans made for a baby shower for Mrs Oscar Vahce with baby pictures requested. Afternoon devoted to cleaning the building. Next meeting set for June 7 with Mrs Jewell and Mrs Guy Prajick as table committee.
Miss Barbara Botenhorn of Union City, bride elect of Harold Anderson of Union City, was honored at a kitchen shower hosted by Mrs Ray Campbell. Guests enjoyed games and prizes, received gifts, and the event featured yellow and white flowers with a miniature rook cuter motif. The wedding is set for June 12th in Union City.
Last evening at Town Hall the Columbus Men's Club met with 12 members present. Rev. Bradley T Lines led prayer. A report from the softball sponsorship committee said the club will sponsor a team for younger boys. Jordan Christensen outlined park beautification plans. The supper committee announced a May 24 fundraiser supper for club funds.
Randolph Burgess of the Treasury said inflation threat is not yet very serious in the United States. Government measures have kept prices stable while American savings fund capacity growth. He warned rapid spending with borrowed money risks inflation. Also, H Townsend Bongardt was elected chairman of the Pennsylvania Bankers Association British division. A YMCA pledge event and upcoming dinner in Columbus were noted with multiple names listed in attendance.
Kansas City jockey Bill Pearson learned he is the son of Chester Pearson after a TV appearance. The 36 year old, 106 pound rider, who hadn’t seen his father in 20 years, was told by his mother that the man on You Bet Your Life and later on the 64 000 Challenge is his dad. The elder Pearson, who was divorced from Bill’s mother in 1093, plans to visit Kansas City if he wins.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Pearson taking wills in 1938 with his wife at the home of Irienits. The text mentions a bird, a fortune, and an unspecified address, with several unreadable phrases and dates.
Enthusiastic response reported as Allegheny Valley residents sign petitions urging a 25 mile toll feeder from the Turnpike Interchange to Route 422 between Butler and Hunstown. Some 50 petition forms with thousands of signatures have been returned. Petitions will be sent to Governor Leader, the Turnpike Commission and State Highways Department. The Allegheny Valley Chamber of Commerce leads the drive and aims to link the feeder to a proposed Pittsburgh to Erie Turnpike extension.
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