Baptist Group Party Follows Church Sunday School Contest
The Baptist Church Sunday School held a Wednesday evening contest with Miss Joanne Kortokoski as captain of the losers and Miss Aurelia Cosiy leading the winning team. The party occurred at the church with exhibits of hobbies and a program of music, readings, and devotions led by Rev. Francis G. Whiteman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Baptist Church
Joanne Kortokoski
Aurelia Cosiy
Ralph Carroll
Francis G. Whiteman
Cecil Messinger
Laurence Porter
Rev. Whiteman
Phyllis Rieck
Katheen Pfeffer
Dorothy Sherwood
Shirley Hall
Shirley Bennett
Beta Sigma Phi Chapter Installed Here Recently
The Epsilon Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi was installed by ritual in this city at the Cory Room of the Hotel Gorry. A tea followed from 3 to 5 p.m. with members of Eric's Gamma Lambda Chapter honoring the new chapter. Temporary officers were Mrs. Curtis, president. Mrs. Morrison, vice president. Mrs. Pratt, secretary. Miss Spaulding, treasurer. Travelogue pictures by Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Reading were shown. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Melvin Shambaugh and her committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi
Epsilon Phi
Cory
Gorry
Eric
Gamma Lambda
H. E. Curtis
Howard Duffield
Ruland Harvey
William Hoylen
Frank Laurie
Alfred Morrison
Joan Patterson
Clinton Pratt
Martha Spaulding
Pred Walsh
Ellmear Wassink
Curtis
Morrison
Pratt
Miss Spaulding
Corry Jamestown Mfg. Women Honor Grads at Shower
Thirty five Corry Jamestown Mfg. Corp office employees and guest Mrs Harland Robbins gathered at 51 East Congress for a firemen ham dinner. They honored Rose Mary Williams nearing marriage, Mrs Warren Enele, Mrs Sylvester Borsa and Mrs Norman Swart with post-bride showers and Mrs Raymond Blynt and Mrs Paul Mather with stork showers. Jeanne Reagle sang with Florence Beckwith at piano as attendees visited and exchanged gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry-Jamestown Mfg. Corp
Harland Robbins
Prank Parsons
East Congress Street
Rose Mary Williams
Warren F. Enele
Sylvester Borsa
Norman Swart
Raymond Blynt
Paul Mather
Corty- Symestown
Jeanne Reagle
Florence Beckwith
Wheelock Ladies Aid Entertained By Mrs Fisk
Mrs. Jessie Fisk entertained the Wheelock Community Ladies Aid Society at her daughter Mrs. Floyd Dougherty home. Thirteen members and two guests attended with routine business led by President Mrs. F Lowe Edwards. De votions were by Mrs. Harvey and prayer by Mrs. VanTassel. A table arrangement demonstration by Mrs. Mawrey pleased attendees and prizes went to several members. Next meeting May 19 will feature a quilt project with a luncheon hosted by several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheelock Ladies’ Aid
Fisk
Jessie Fisk
Wheelock Community Ladies’ Aid Society
Floyd Dougherty
Lyn Campbell
William Moorey
F. Lowe Edwards
Frank Harvey
Leon VanTassel
Mawrey
Victor Slye
Leland Crosscut
Harvey
Van'Tassel
E. V. McClintock
Morris McTntyre
McClintock
McCliittock
Floyd Daugherty
Harold Dougherty
Edwards
A Cappella Choir Scores Huge Concert Success
The Corry Senior High School A Cappella Choir presented its seventh annual spring concert at the high school auditorium drawing several hundred attendees. Soloists Miss Phyllis Hill Miss Marilyn Gunfield and Mrs. Richard Patterson performed with the group as accompanist and guest soloist. The program featured sacred secular and classical pieces and included encores. Proceeds fund a concert tour culminating in a KDKA broadcast May 14 with trips to Washington DC and Maryland. Various local residents and faculty members are noted in attendance and travel plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Senior High School
AL. Lynn Rice
Mira Heerlen
Richard Patterson
Mary Graham
Galloway Bay
Norma Jean May
Janice Johnston
Straus
Christiansen
Enders
Miss May
Miss Johnston
Miss Hill
Carmichael
China
Donna Nobis
Kathryn
Legion Auxiliary Meeting Nears Joint Session Details
Legion Auxiliary met at the Legion home on North Center Street with 13 members present. President Mrs Richard J Orr chaired the session as routine business was transacted and a one tenth page sponsorship in the Annual Legion book was approved. Refreshments were served by Mrs Al Holton Mrs Amy Skinner and Mrs Stewart Long. A quarterly combined meeting of the American Legion American Legion Auxiliary and the Anna Anderson Post will be held soon with the date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna An * Derson Post
Bridge Club Meeting at Mrs H Langdon Rowe Home
Mrs H Langdon Rowe hosted her contract bridge club at East Wayne Street. Two tables played with prizes awarded to Mrs Rowe and Mrs W Jones and a special prize to Mrs Raymond Anderson. Mr Rowe served a salad course after the double hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langton Rowe
Contract Bridge Club
East Wayne Street
Rowe
W. Jone
Raymond Anderson
Circle No. 3 Bake Sale At Meeting
Circle No 3 of the W S C Methodist Church elected Gerge as president as 17 members met with Mrs Ernest Royer. Mrs C A Mountain led devotions and presided over business. A food sale netted 510 for the treasury. Other officers named included Mrs Willis Brown vice president and Mrs John Ohrn secretary. Refreshments were served by Mrs Royer and Mrs Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euwin Schneider
Gerge
Circle No. 3
W. S.C
Methodist Church
Ernest Royer
East Main Street
C. A. Mountain
Treasury
Willis Brown
John Ohrn
L. E. Hixson
H. B. Reed
Brown
Yesson
4. C. Barnes
Royer
Talk on Shakespeare Draws D A R Chapter Members
Retired English teacher Ralph Blakeslee spoke to the Brokenstraw Valley Chapter of the D A R on Shakespeare and Macbeth. Fifteen members attended the Thursday evening meeting at Mrs. Walter W. Auer home, with Mrs. E G Barnes presiding. Refreshments were served as Mrs. Auer, with several helpers, hosted. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Blakeslee's home with Mrs. Lyle Shanahan as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suenesireux Oparaueburg
William Shakespeare
Macbeth
Brokenstraw Valley
Walter W. Auer
E. G. Barnes
Blakeslee
Two Newborn Daughters Reported at Corry Hospital
A daughter was born yesterday afternoon to Mr and Mrs Brie Buell of Sixth Street at Corry Hospital. A second daughter arrived this morning to Mr and Mrs Porter Ader of 16 East Congress at Corry Hospital. Mrs Aner is the former Mr Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brie Buell
Sixth Street
Corry Hospital
Porter Ader
Aner
Sullivan
W R C No 49 Plans May 19 Silver Tea
The Women s Resist Corps No 1 WJ J Andrews Posty Austiling to the Grand Army of the Republic met in the I C Hall for a regular session. Plans for a silver tea on May 19 were discussed. Proceeds will go to a deserving Corry G T and his family. At 6 o clock a mother and daughter banquet followed at the McCray Community House with a chicken dinner for 43 served by local ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Resist Corps
WJ. J. Andrews
Grand Army of the Republic
Henry Hil
T. C
Corry G. T
McCray
Treon Society Meets at Bass Mrs Viola Nolinger Hosts
Mrs Viola Nolinger of Bass entertains 16 Treon and Ladies Aid members in a Wednesday gathering at the Evangelical Lutheran Church. President Mrs Allen Dahlstrand presided. A church screen dinner will fund a new kitchen sink. Mrs Gerald Staples named chairwoman. Miss Ruth Langston elected vice president. June 1 Mrs Staples to entertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treon Society
Viola Nolinger
Viola Nollinger
Bass
Malis Street
Treon
Ee Evangelical Lutheran Church
Allen Dahlstrand
Gerald Staples
Ruth Lanston
Nollinger
Staples
East Wayne Street
Concord Variety 4-H Club Meets at Community House
Concord Variety 4-H Club met Wednesday evening at the Concord Community House with 35 members present. President Jobe Lindstrom presided. dairy specialist John Wheeler spoke and showed slides on dairy calf talking. An area club officers meeting is set for May 16 in Erie. The next Concord Variety meeting is planned for June 1 at the community house with a program on club work by John Smith, assistant county agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Community House
Jobe Lindstrom
John Wheeler
State, College
Erie
Concord
Dune
John Smith
Mother’s Day program at MecOray Church features readings
Members of MecOray Church presented a Mother’s Day program with readings by Mrs. Stanley Malek, Mrs. Marjorie Brown, Mrs. Donald Gates and Mrs. Callie Pier. An Irish skit was performed by Mrs. Dan Culveraly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MecOray Church
Stanley Malek
Marjorie Brown
Donald Gates
Callie Pier
Dan Culver Aly
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Andy Devine
Adele Mara Grant Wither
Dob Nolan
H. H. Reading
Melvin Shambaugh
Burgnon’s
West
Washington Street
OUR Baby Center of Savings
Dextri
Mario Cartose
Meads
Nosleys
Uso
North Center St
Morris Hanstee
North Center Street
McKeesport
Amelia. Steadman Edwin Keppel
Cleveland
John. Hancork Tnsrante Company
Henry Matz
Grand. Mich
Sidney Gertson
Corry
Columbus
J. Noble Breagan
Montclair
N. J
Robert AW Ott
East Prederick Street
Robert J. Smith
West Wayne Street
Chicago
Harry Markett
Frank Norman
Dorothy Sarnicki
Sally Sullivan
Mary Catherine Guadagno
Kenneth Williams
Chester Hajec
St. Edward's High School
Margaret Mary
Pittsburgh
Buhl Planetarium
Cathedral of Learnine
Carnegie Museum and Library
C. P. Bliss
Maple Avenue
Daytona Beach
Pla
David Curtis
Jordan Cole
Columbus Grange
Bridge Club
H. Langdon Rowe
Ralph Blakeslee
Barto-Christensen
Chapin’s
F. C. Chapin
Son
Concord Variety
Barach's Home Furniture CO
Popu
Cafler St
Kodak Camera
Kitha Day
Corry, Pa
Rosa Westley
Clara
Opa Hill
Henry Hill
Muaala
Creeriver
Chemical Action Wallace Garage
First Avenue
Cyollit
Tyo
Carter
Real
Mos
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