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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1950
Page
5
Laying of Lee Victims Highlight May Night Wounds
Partial OCR snippet notes May events and injuries from a Lee incident. It mentions wounds and a night setting, with unclear phrases but centers on a violent event and its immediate aftermath. Identification of persons or organizations is incomplete in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Large Attendance At W S C Family Night
Ninety two persons attended the W S C 8 family night at the First Methodist Church. Circle No 3 members, hosted by Circle Chairman Mrs C A Mountain, served a 630 dinner followed by devotions and the topic Streams In the Desert by Mrs Stanley Nichols and Rev James McTilsl Jed. Mrs Dustin presided over a brief business session. Miss Barbara Rober accompanied singing. Mrs dustin and Mrs W B Stowe reported on the district women's conference at Lakewood in Euir last Friday. New shrubbery for the church yard was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 5
C. S
W. S.C
First Methodist Church
Circle No. 3
C. A. ‘Mountain
Desert
Stanley Nichols
James McTilsl Jed
Barbara Rober
Dustin. Butlers
Ehary
W. B. Stowe
Distii
Lakewood Methodist Church
Euir
Girole
Glenn Steadman
Spartansburg
Florence Amy
Erie
Erie Center
Ralph Blakeslee
Abe Near East
Cit
Mary Andersoh Wis
Don Kinesld
F. H. Whittlesey
Steadman
H. Tobias
Birthday Dinner Honoring Harold Bensak at Bear Lake Home
Mrs. Charles Mathews hosted a birthday dinner Sunday at her Bear Lake home for Harold Bensak of Clymer and other relatives. Attending were Mr and Mrs Bensink, Mrs Bernard Fried of Slymer, Mr and Mrs Percy Miles and children Nancy Sherry and Sart Paul, and the Mathews family. The group planned a June 12 meeting and a quarterly conference dinner at the church with Circle No 1 members involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake
Charles Mathews
Bearlake
Harold Bensak
Clymer
Blaine
Mathews
Ben Sink
Bernard A. Fried
Slymer
Percy Miles
Nancy
Sherry
Sart Paul
Clisiriat
Circle No. 1
Covenant Circle social notes and church rummage sale plans
Mrs. Walter Loveland hosted Covenant Circle members at her Est Southstruck home with Devo tions by Mrs. Harold Flowers focusing on Japan and showing mini Japanese items. The circle promotes a church rummage sale on May 17 and 18, accepting donations at church or via Mrs. Kinley. Other circle updates cover West minster Circle meetings, donations to Neighborhood House Erie, and forthcoming fall events plus local visits and farewells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Loveland
Est Southstruck
Covenant Circle
Presbyterian Women's Association
J. Fred Kinley
Harold Flowers
Japan
Kinley
Hue
China
San Francisco
Loveland
Robert Wank
Delia Berar
Wank
Franklin Street
Baby Macko Born at Sorry Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Franke Macko welcomed a son at Sorry Hospital early this morning. The birth occurred at 219 Summer Street, with both mother and child reported in good health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franke Macko
Summer Street
Open House Honors Mitchell Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Ora Mitchell of R DA Spring Creek celebrated their 35th wedding anniversary with an open house at their home on Thursday May 4 and Sunday. Hosted by their daughter Mrs Howard Johnson and son Worman Mitchell with Mr and Mrs Johnson, the event drew about 180 guests including relatives friends and neighbors. Spring flowers coral and rose decorations complemented yellow white table decor and two large anniversary cakes. Food and beverages were served as friends assisted the hosts. Out of town guests attended from Titusville Lottsville Erie Spartansburg North Clarion Coneville Columbus Warren Centerville Ease Branch Spring Creek and Carry At noon a luncheon was served to 50 relatives and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Mitchell
Spring Creek
Sfternoon
Howard Johnson
Abe
Wornan Mitchell
Johnson
Mitchell
Jerry J~ Guith, Jr
O. V. Huth
Columbus Family Night Celebrates New Boy Scout Troop
Columbus community plans a Wednesday evening gathering at 8 to observe family night and celebrate the reorganized Boy Scout Troop reflecting entries of new scouts. Warren County and school officials will attend as guest speakers, with Donald Betts serving as Scoutmaster and 25 boys enrolled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Cgil Whipple
Warren
Warren County
Boy. Scout Council
Scout Tyall
Donald Betts
Archie Welmate
Richard Page
Joseph Piteavage
Jordan Cole
Chatman
J. H. Repel
Rupert Sept
Albert Lindburge
Amit
Leslie Dodd
B P W Club Elects Officers At Evening Meeting
The Business and Professional Women's Club elected officers for the coming year at the OLOF Hall gathering. Mary DeLury was named resident. The slate includes Miss M Agnes Lynch vice president Mrs George Roat Storebury secretary Mrs Dorothy May assistant treasurer Mrs Hall treasurer and Mrs Frederick Bosll corresponding secretary. An installation planned for a future date. The mother and daughter banquet will be held soon with committee members named. Attendees were 28 with cake and tea served during the social period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ats
Mary DeLury
Business and Professional Women's Club
Wub
George Roat Storebury
Dorothy May A
Hall
Trensree
William Johnson
Wit
Prederi Bosll
Mikived Devilon
Zipporih Miller
Roof
Tall
ME H. Vin Dreser
Millen Allneck
Denton
Ruth Chel- Loft
Kiwanis Speaker Arthur Burgess Addresses Club
Arthur Burgess district secretary of the Northwestern Pennsylvania chapter of the M C A was guest speaker at the Kiwanis Club meeting in Phoenix Ales Monday evening. He spoke on his duties in York and the YM C A, his high school days, and how the association influenced him toward Teen Power. Charles C. Graham was welcomed as a new member. other attendees included James Shiare Elsine Rosain J M Burgess Richfield Springs and Bergd Jackson Cleveland. Group singing was led by H Lynn Rice with Mrs Rice. Boy Scout Troop 81 members attended and were sponsored by the club for the International Scout Jamboree project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Burgess
Pennsylvania
M.C. A
Kiwanis Club
David Shongston
Boys and Girls Work Committee
Burgess
Unis
Te YM. GC
Te YM. GC. A
York
Charles C. Graham
James Shiare
Elsine Rosain
J. M. Burgess
Richfield Springs
Bergerd Jackson
Cleveland
H. Lynn Rice
Rice
Yalie Forse
Spring Creek Township PAA and PTA Meeting Highlights
The Spring Creek Township PAA held a well attended meeting at West Sprige Creek Grange Hall. John Melcher discussed 4-H club work with a film showing and a separate room election elected Miss Shitey Mitchell president Miss Maxine Mitchell vice president and Miss Sandra Armitage secretary. The PTA business session planned a future fundraiser and installed officers led by Mrs William Armitage president with Merle Tripp secretary and Kenneth Bickle treasurer. A reception followed with local families present and awards announced for strong parent participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Creek Township
PAA
West Sprige Creek
John Melcher
Couns
Maletier
Shitey Mitchell
Maxine Mitchell
Sandra Armitage
PTA
William Armitage
Arden’ Reekateilow
Merle Tripp
Kenneth Bickle
Kenneth Sickler
The
Ermination
Paul Mitchell
George Warner
uWald
Local Craft Workers Win Awards At Erie Show
Two Corry women earned fist prizes at the 27th annual exhibition by the Art club of Erie Bele. Mrs Frank Grice Jr won first prize in ceramics with a green glaze pot on the wheel. Mrs G H Holden captured the first prize weaving a handwoven governor in the Sun Moon and Stars pattern. Other honors went to Carl Gaeriner and Raphael Gleissmann of College, recognized at the University Club during the exhibit review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Corry
Bele
Frank Grice
Wrore
Alvision
G. H. Holden
Dalves
Carl Gaeriner
Raphael Gleissmann
Af Clegeant
University Club
BeClub Honors Mrs Paul Crowell On Birthday Occasion
Mrs Paul Crowell was honored on her birthday by members of the BeClub and guests including Mrs Donald Tanner. Mrs Martin McGraw of Sherman led the entertainment. Crowell received a group gift, and prizes in a progressive 300 game awarded to Crowell and Tanner while the hayling nine bid prize went to Mrs Proctor. Refreshments of fruit jello salad crackers sugar wafers coffee and tea were served by Mrs McGraw. May 22, Mrs Frostell Person of Snyder Circle will entertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Crowell
Frostell
Snyder Circle
Mrs Thomas Cragg Feted At Shower
Mrs Pia Payley hosted a Monday evening shower at her Pleasant Street home honoring Mrs Thomas Cragg. Guests enjoyed canasta, bridge, and a dessert of strawberry shortcake with coffee. Prizes went to Mrs George Sample and Mrs Ellimar Wassink. Others present included Mrs Chmarles Hawks and Mrs Frank Ferry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Cragg
Thoms Bixys
Stork
Pia Payley
Pleasant Street
George Sample
Ellimar Wassink
Mrs. Taylor
Chmarles Hawks
Frank Ferry
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