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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1943
Page
5
Mrs L A Johnston Elected New Dorcas Class President
The Dorcas Class of the Methodist Church held its annual meeting at Mrs. R L Davison's home on East Main Street. Officers for the coming year were elected and reports heard. A picnic at Mead Park was planned and officers include President Mrs J Addison, Vice President Mrs G W Andrus, Secretary Miss Wicker Nigh, Treasurer Miss Harder Myers. Representatives of Speakers Bureau discussed Women in War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Johnston
Dorcas Glass
Methodist Chirch
R. L. Davison
East Malm Street
Rethan
Elags
Mead Park
Preci Fient
J. Ajdolinston
G. W. Andrus
Mim
Wicker Nigh
Dow. K
Durham
Clyde Dahl
William Relel
U B Ladies Aid Sews Red Cross Garments at Home
United Brethren Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Din Culver’s East Wayne street home to sew a new Warment of Red Cross garments. Zen members attended and a short business meeting followed. The hostess served refreshments. next meeting location to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. B. Ladies Aid
Red Cross
United Brethren Ladies Aid
Birthday Party for Charles Fleming Seven Years Old
Mrs Willem Fleming hosted a birthday party for her son Charles Fleming who turned seven. Guests included Joshne Haenel Donnie Williams Jimmy White Billy Storer Breth Fish Dick Staptes David Fleming and Patti Meming. The group enjoyed a birthday lunch and candy baskets were given to each child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fleming
Willem Fleming
Chiarles
Joshne Haenel
Donnie Williams
Jimmy White
Billy Storer
Breth Fish
Dick Staptes
David Fleming
Patti Meming
Corry City Chapter hosts spring musical at Mazonic Temple
A lively spring concert by the Corry High School a cappella choir and local soloists filled the Mazonic Temple last night. Debut selections included spirituals, Beethoven and Liszt pieces, with Mrs. Philip Zaleneuk and Mr. Lynn Rice receiving strong audience acclaim. After the program, punch and cookies were served as the gathering praised the committee for a successful event. several locals were noted traveling for business or visiting friends in nearby cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mazonic Temple
Corry City
Order of the Eastern Star
Devora Hans
Corry High School
Max Sit
Lota
Jordan
Mary
Lynn Rice
Philip Zalaeck
Beethoven
Lisat
Water Boy
H. Lynn Rice
Tracy Whitehead
Missionary Society In Interesting Meeting
Mrs A D Colegrove hosted the Presbyterian Women's Missionary Society meeting. Devotions were by Mrs Ids Linendoll who read Thessalonians and a poem Apart to Pray. Miss Bonsteel was absent. Mrs John Rickers presented a full annual report. The group voted to fund a home and hospital for incurables. Mrs G W Watgoner reviewed The Outlook of the River Platte County. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Colegrove
Presbyterian Women's Missionary Society
Ids Linendoll
Thessalonians
Linendoll Aso
Bonsteel
John Rickers
C.F. McCray
G. W. Watgoner
Platte Coutey
Paraguay
Uruguay
Argentina
Home League Plans For Meadville Convention
The Salvation Army Home League met at Mrs K D Brown s East South Street home for a work session. Eight members attended and a sizeable amount of sewing for children s garments was completed. Next Wednesday s meeting is postponed if Meadville convention delegates attend Thursday. A friendly night is planned for the Salvation Army building the following Wednesday. Hostess served refreshments at close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Home League of the Salvation Army
K. D. Brown
East South Street
Home League
Meadiville
Salvation Army
Third Ladies Bowling League Banquet Honors Season
The Third Ladies Bowling League held its annual banquet at the Greyhound Post House with a six thirty o clock chicken menu. Members received defense stamps as prizes and team placings included Helman s Chapins Penn Electric Gil Shop Lindsteys and Walettes. Esther Querreveld earned high average Ruth Lindsley had the low game and Helen Beckwith the high game. Officers elected put Mrs Harold Orage as president with Sybil Millspaw Muriel Young Milan Kimmey and Mrs Waller McElroy in key posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Ladies
Third Ladies Bowling League
Greyhound Post House
Walter McElroy
Walter Purdey
Francis Slattery
Helman's
Chapins
Penn
Electric
Gil. Shop
Lindsteys
Waltetts
Esther Querreveld
Iva Weber
Helen Beckwith
Ruth Lindsley
Harold Orage Betng
Sybil Millspaw
Muriel Young
Milan Kimmey
Waller McElroy
Might
Criss
Louise Mount
Geneva Querreveld
Mary and Martha Class Meeting Recap at Mrs Vendertot’s Home
The Mary and Martha Stindey School Class of the Presbyterian Church met last evening at Mrs Ralph Vendertot’s home on North Center. Mrs Mary Anderson led the devotional period and President Mrs Prank Marvin conducted a short business meeting, thanking the entertainment committee. A picnic mid June at the home of Misses Jean and Largh Machines was planned for Wednesday June 16. Mrs Leroy Dickinson and Mrs Marion Rumbaugh hosted the evening, with a Bible quiz and prizes awarded to Miss Many Anderson and Mrs Clarence Wage. Hostesses included Mrs Louis Landy and Mrs William Rhodes, who served refreshments, while Mrs Ralph Wheeler attended a party in the city honoring Mrs Atlan May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Windah
Cleveland
Oho
L. C. Dickinson
Chrysler * Corporation
Detroit
Cat Weber
Theodore P. Bauschard
Erie
City
Wallade
Bred Healy
North Center Street
Warren
L. W. Owen
Elva Owen
Frank Chase
Helen Chandrick
L. W. Owens
Waterford
Carlo Bhasan
P. L.meilford
Staten Island
Philip Zaleneuk
Shirley
Weelsmith
Louis Jackson
TP. Riefstahl
Douglas
John Schmidt
Stretford
Ont
North Hast
Stratford
Schmidt
Mary and
Martha
Mary and Martha Stindey
Presbyterian Ehurch
Ralph Vendertot
Mary Anderson
Prank Marvin
Entertainment
Leroy Dickinson
Mira
Marion Rumbaugh
Many Anderson
Clarence Wage
Louis Landy
William R. Rhodes
Dinner Party At the Ritz For Mrs May
Mrs T Alton May was honored at a farewell party given by Mrs Paul M Hrynolf son Mrs 8 C West and Mrs G Kysar at Hits Restaurant last evening before her move to Pittsburgh. Guests enjoyed a 7 30 dinner with pinocchia roses apple blossoms and fresh corsages. Music was played by several musicians and bridge and other games were played with awards and prizes distributed to attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritz
May
T. Alton May
Paul M. Hrynolfson
C. West
G. Kysar
Hits
Pittsburgh
J. C. Avery
Mew
S. Peebles
R. W. McElroy
Roy Hoyt
Arthur ‘Tubbs
Joseph Elgenman
Olin Simmons
Alice Wells
George Stanford, Jr
Milton Salueck
Peter Hansen
Arthur Mages
Yan DeLury
Elwood Ba
Eleanor Spaulding Birthday Party Observed
S. W. Spaulding honored his daughter Eleanor on her eighth birthday with a party at the family home on East South Street Tuesday afternoon. Pink and white decorations graced the table as May themed favors and balloons were given to guests. Ice cream and cake were served to attendees including Mary Ann Schollen Rut Heffer Naty Klomp Helen Rhenberg De ores Hosier Jane Whiteley Nancy Armitage Dixie Phillips and Donny and Janetta Spaulding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Spaulding
S. W. Spaulding
Meanor
East South Street
Washington PTA Names Officers Plans For Fair
The final Washington PTA meeting was led by president Mrs. C W Coburn in Room 4. Mrs. Robert Froctor was elected president for the coming term with aides and council members named, while Miss Helen Johnson and Miss Anne Baresel reported on activities and attendance awards, and the group endorsed the local curfew movement. The issue of the upcoming school fair on May 28 was discussed along with book and Bible program details for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Pta
C. W. Coburn
B. A. Hook
Charles McMillan
Robert Froctor
Tgrm
Merle Amy
Helen Johnson
C. C. Rich
Anus Patterson
Leslie Wells
A. Shaffer
Anne Baresel
Corry
Townsend Club Holds First Monthly Meeting
Members of the Townsend Club gathered for the season’s first monthly meeting with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bals of Raymond Avenue. Reports were given, a Townsend letter read, and serial subscriptions to the National Weekly were renewed. Refreshments were served. next gathering is at Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morris on South Center Street, Wednesday evening, June 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend Club
Henry Bals
Raymond Avenue
Drs Townsend
National
Stena Stranaghan
Frank Morris
South Center Street
Baby Boy Born to Higby Family at Corry Hospital
Today a son arrived yesterday afternoon at the Corry hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Willis Higby residing at 918 West Pleasant Street. A baby boy also born to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Rogers of Spartanshirg R D 4 at the local hospital on Wednesday afternoon. Another son born May 12 to Mr. and Mrs. William Reed of Akron Ohio, a former Corry resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Willis Higby
West Pleasant Street
Gerald Rogers
R. D
Spartanshirg
William Reed
Akron
Ohio
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National Bank OF Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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