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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1949
Page
5
Babson argues land is best investment while agriculture should satisfy all. He supports continued farm parity and industrial insurance for manufacturers who keep plants running. He suggests federal programs can reduce unemployment much as health and fire insurance reduce risk, aiming to lessen depressions' severity.
Corry High School Alumni Association planned this year’s reunion at the Corry Junior High gym on June 9. George Webber and an eight piece orchestra will play from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Non members may attend from 9 p.m. President MacBain Sears led the meeting and appointed committee chairs for entertainment decorations refreshments and class mentorship.
Moffatt School PTA members met Thursday night at the school. Officers were installed with Mrs. Rogert Morris presenting and Mrs. Blakeslee installing. Incoming president is Mrs. M. C. Baldwin with Mrs. Dingfelder as vice president and Mrs. Labowsk as secretary and Mrs. Webby as treasurer. Corages of flowers were given to new officers and attendees.
The W F M S of the Church of The Nazarene held an all day gathering at president Mrs C M Bailey's home. Officers were elected with Mrs Bailey as president, and the next meeting is planned for June 1 at East South with Mrs Martin Anderson.
A daughter was born this morning to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mitchell of BD 1 Spring Creek.
Pre school and children group in Cutting held a Thursday meeting with Mrs Raymond Olmer. Mrs Marion Way assisted as hostess. Eight members attended. At the business session Mrs Carl Marsh resigned as delegate to the sub district council and as acting secretary. A social period followed with a shower for Mrs Howard Wright and refreshments. Mrs El Storer will host the June meeting on the 2nd.
A Columbus Congregational Church Mothers Day party was hosted in the upper room by the Sunday School class taught by Mrs Vernelia Page. Miss Shirley Miller presided with WAH hostess duties, Milks And hette Curtis oversaw contests, and Miss Lois Nollinger ran the tables. Decorations featured jonquils by MrsWilliam Tirben, with Miss Mary McOray and Miss Mary Bull handling arrangements. Refreshments included sandwiches, con cakes, coffee and coco, and red rose favors were made by each girl for her mother. Fifteen mothers and daughters attended, with Mrs David Lines Vie a guest.
Convent music students present a Spring recital tomorrow at St Edward's School Auditorium. About 25 students from the national piano auditions at St Joseph's Academy Titusville will receive certificates. The program includes Con certo selections and instrumental pieces by Boykin Vandevere Belmont and others with several district and state winners noted.
The Woman’s Society of the Evangelical Brethren Shareh plans a May 12 banquet at the church hall. Dinner at 12:30, served by men. Reservations due to Ray Reagle or others. Program includes welcomes, musical numbers, a skit The Widow’s Mite, and awards to mothers.
Club 13 met Friday evening with Mrs Claude Stokes at her home on R D 1 to honor Mrs Michael Piccirilio on her birthday. Quiz games rummy and 500 provided entertainment with prizes won by Mrs Bred Haenel Mrs Bryce Leek Mrs Henry Fosburg Mrs Harold Jackman Mrs William Hemple and Mrs PH Slewman. Refreshments of jello and coffee were served and Mrs Piccirillo received a purse of money from the group. Mrs Hemple will host the next meeting on May 20 at her Marian street home.
Arnett Rieck and Mrs W H Cornelius of New Brunswick and Mrs H Piliott of Plainfield arrived yesterday morning to visit their mother Mrs DA Rieck of Spartansburg. They were called here by the witness of their father who on Wednesday submitted to an operation at St Vincent's Hospital. Mr Bieck's condition at present is reported as satisfactory.
The Women of the Moose invite the public to a charity card party on Tuesday evening May 10 at St Hilawbeths Hall. games include contract and auction bridge and 500 with prizes for high and low scores. door prize and refreshments served. proceeds benefit lodge treasury and benevolent work.
The Ladies' Fellowship of the 1st Baptist Church schedules its annual Mother and Daughter banquet for Wednesday evening May 1 in the church dining room. Dinner at 6 includes tureen, meat course, rolls and coffee with Mrs. H. H. Redding as general chair. Guest speaker will be Miss Bernice Jordan from Erie, with Mrs. Francis G. Whiteman as toastmistress and program leader.
Mrs Robert L Coffey Sr of Upper Yoder township Cambria county filed as Democratic candidate for the 26th congressional district to fill the vacancy left by Rep Robert L Goffey Sr who was killed in a plane crash The move follows the May 7 report from Harrisburg of the tragedy and the race for the seat begins with Coffey seeking the position.
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