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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1952
Page
5
A son born Saturday afternoon at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs George Butehko D 4 A Soli born this morning to Mr and Mrs Richard Patterson of Dunkirk Grandmother Mrs W W Graham of West Frederick Street named in notice.
Members of the Alpha Gundale Sorority hosted a spring tea yesterday at Mrs. Orlo Ewing’s Garrter Hill home. Forty nine seniors attended with pink and green decor, serving sandwiches cake tea and toffee. Wilma Tagray Adis Betty Wool and Shirley Hall Baye poured.
Mrs William Hempel hosted Club 15 on Saturday at Musion street. Members enjoyed Ping pong and visiting as awards were won by Mrs Lawrence McCray Mrs Fred Huenel Mrs Herold Javiman and Mrs Tripp. The hostess served banana splits and birthday coke. the honored guest received a purse of money. Next session will be hosted by Mrs Robert Sancoure on West Smith street with date to be announced.
The Corry group from six churches attended the Westminster Fellowship Spring Rally at the Church of the Covenant and Sarah Mewra Memorial Chapel in Erie. Delegation included Dorothy Wallace and others with Rev. Paul Z Bauer assisting. Miss Ja ueline Paulson elected as a junior high fellowship member. Attendees totaled 600, bringing medical supplies for Indiana mission hospitals.
Corry residents attended a gathering of the Daughters of American Colonists at St Barnabas Home Worth East. Regent Mrs Arthur Ene worth of Waterford presided. Mrs Jobe F Kuhn of Erle reported on a recent national meeting in Washington. A tour followed and the next meeting is set for August 1. Attendees from the city included Mrs Donald Stewart Miss Louise Williams and Mrs J B Patterson.
The Holy Name Society held its communion breakfast with members attending Mass at St Thomas Church. A breakfast was served by the Cotton Daughters of America at St Edward's School. John Maloney of Pittsburgh gave the keynote talk. Rev John DeSanti received a purse to fund a European trip. Each member received a pin and membership card.
Mr and Mrs Marty Smith announce the engagement of their daughter Wiminn Pestl to Laurenga A Vanderhoof, son of Mr and Mrs Laurence Van derhoof of Essex Street. No date has been set for the wedding.
Washington reports five killed and 28 wounded as new figures rise in Korea. Defence Department identifies casualties and lists affected personnel, with no additional battle deaths beyond prior tallies.
A supper party at a Robert crete home Sunday honored Miss Barbara Ann Ginireh who graduates from Ashtabula High School on May 29. She will begin studies at Huron Road School of Nursing. Guests came from Ashtabula Buffalo Warren Jamestown Meadville and Saegertown and she received many fine gifts.
A family party at a Janes Street home honored Mr and Mrs A S Boog Ait and Mrs A Boag of Park Giroet who will move to Erie this week. Guests included Cleve Morton Harold Burenon Bard Haieitt and prize awarded to Mr Broncos and Mrs Lawhenye Morton for canasta. Out of town guests Mr and Mrs Robert Craig of Sinestowh attended.
The Navy Mothers Club conducted a bake sale at Mowrey's Greenhouse on Nort Center Street. Mrs Hoyd Dougherty served as chairwoman with assistance from Mrs John Canoane and Mrs Merle Kalatee. The sale raised $25 for the club treasury.
The Chi Rho Society of Emmanuel Episcopal Church met last evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Donald Stewart on Concord Street. Twelve members attended and planned a July parish picnic with details to be completed later. The group enjoyed a sandwich party before adjourning to meet again in a few weeks.
A dancing class led by Mrs. Nor min Tarbell will host an open house tomorrow afternoon at G. D. of A. room from 1 to 5. A pre school recital runs 2 to 4 with a general recital immediately after. Parents friends and the public are invited.
Mrs Clarence Farrington at 212 West Mali Street hosted a birthday surprise with friends and relatives. The gathering featured dinner at three oclock, birthday cake, and gifts for the honored guest.
War and Mrs. Vanle Hamilton of R. D. 1 announce the engagement of their daughters Raina Lakrene in Robert James. Ormshee and Rush Annette Vernon Arden Baldwin My. Ormshee is stepson of Frau Walker of Corry and Mr. Baldwin is son of Mr. and Mrs. Arden Baldwin of RD. No wedding dates set.
Final dance of the season held at the Elks Club on Saturday with King for members and guests. Music provided by Duleh Kress and his orchestra from Meadville, till 1 80 o clock.
A new locale is opened by the Red Door Shop featuring fresh molds clay and glazes. The notice invites potters to explore the space and learn techniques with some workers skilled and others still learning.
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