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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1957
Page
5
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The Wright School Parent-Teacher Association held its final meeting in the gym with Kenneth Burr presiding. Captain Walter Crouch gave devotions and Charles Bugbee spoke on juvenile issues. Ola Young's first grade won attendance honors. Officers for 1957-58 were installed, and refreshments followed. PTA sessions resume in the fall.
Hilltop Club met at Meadville Country Club last evening with members and guests from the Erie area. The agenda included a discussion panel with Bracken and other attendees, followed by refreshments and a birthday gift collection for a member and a baby gift for another. The next meeting is set for May 29 at Mrs. Sydney Smith’s RD 2 home.
The Women's Relief Corps held an all-day meeting at the Grange Hall. A quilt tied in the forenoon, a treet dinner served by Mrs Charles Newman and committee. Business sessions led by President Mrs Wesley Willis. 27 members attended including Mrs John Miller and daughter Mary of Warren Ohio. Memorial services set for May 26 at Salvation Army Citadel, 7:30 p.m. Next session scheduled for June 6.
The Ambassadors Class of the Evangelical United Brethren Church met Wednesday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Wayne VanGuilder on Marion street with 12 persons present. Robert Fish led prayer, Robert Williams presided over business and discussed a missionary project. Mrs Ernest Beutikofer organized games and refreshments of warm gingerbread and whipped cream and coffee were served by the hosts. The time and place of the next gathering will be announced later.
A son was born yesterday afternoon to Mr and Mrs Charles Berkhous of 3432 Spring Street at the Comny Memorial Hospital. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs George Carulis of R D 2 Clymer at Gary Memorial Hospital.
The May meeting of the Fellowship of St Pauls Lutheran Church convened in the evening with Rev B A Ortner and Michael Kuzma leading. Mrs Jessie Freeman oversaw devotions and accepted the secretary post to fill a vacancy as Mrs Henry Hill moves away. Quentin McCray directed the discussion on Religion of the Christian Scl ener Churchk before adjournment.
Mr and Mrs Robert Marsh of 527 Bus South Street hosted a birthday party for their son Greg turning seven. Guests included 15 classmates, with games and relays, a birthday supper and a decorated cake. Favors and hats were given, and Greg received several gifts.
Twenty seven members of Brownie Troop No. 317 at Concord School with leaders Mrs Crayford Salle, Mrs L P Baker, and Mrs Newell Beckwith hiked to Candace Williams home at 749 Shady Avenue. They used Buddy Burners made earlier, served Kool Aid by Mrs Williams, and cookies baked with a Brownie cutter before games and return home.
Plans completed for two rummage sales sponsored by the Catholic Daughters of America. The sale will be at the former Latona Sport Store on North Center Street on Friday May 21 from 9 to 9.30 p.m. Members are asked to bring items on Thursday evening and those needing pickup may call Mrs Nick Marty.
Mrs Clarence Irch presided last evening as 35 members of Corry Chapter No 717 Women of the Moose met at the Moose Club Balloting was held on a class of candidates and found favorable A bake sale is planned for May 25 at the Sears Roebuck store A letter of appreciation from Rev Leon Doreski was read The session will be on the 2nd instead of the 4th due to a holiday Next meeting June 6 will elect officers for the coming year
Conelway intermediate Troop No. 364 enjoyed a post school hike at the Rasselas Brown residence on Turnpike road yesterday. Rasselas Jr and Jeffrey Brown accompanied the group as escorts and showed the cabin, then the girls rode ponies. They built a fire at the trail’s end and toasted marshmallows with other ingredients. Mrs. Lloyd McCray led the troop with Mrs. Albert Hill assisting.
Miss Mabel Cooper to wed David Meredith of Jamestown on June 1. She was honored with a crystal shower and a miscellaneous bridal event with games, prizes for Miss Cooper and others, and refreshments. Guests traveled from Clymer North Clymer Youngsville Columbus Bear Lake Panama Corry North Clymer, and gifts were given to the bride.
The Friendship Club met last evening at Street Head Inn for a dinner served to the eight members and one guest, Mrs. Max Power of Salt Lake City. The next regular meeting is set for June 6 with Mr Norman Swart of R D 2.
Mrs William Johnson of 22 East Irving Street hosted the CGG Bridge Club last evening with two tables of contract. Prizes went to Mrs J F Needham, Mrs Milton Van Dresar, and Mrs Alfred Morrison. A dessert lunch followed. Mrs Van Dresar will host the next meeting at her West Pleasant Street home on June 6.
Clinton D. Smith of Norris town urged Pennsylvania lawmakers to pass bills aimed at easing bus industry finances. He asked the governor's urban mass transportation committee to support measures to cut annual bus license fees, exempt buses from fuel taxes, and remove a portion of the gross receipts tax to aid financially ailing bus lines.
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