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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1952

Page

5

Attendance at Warren County Grange meeting draws wide turnout

The Warren County Grange held a regular meeting with 103 members from Youngsville Freehold Chandlers Valley Akeley West Spring Creek East Branch Corry and Spartanskins granges. Officers of Brokenstraw Grange led the business session and Mrs Alert Sandsburg chaired a program including a duet and male quartet. Demonstrations on brucellosis and charcoal drawing were given by local volunteers. Refreshments were served. A six masters and past masters meeting was announced for May 29 at Farmington Grange and Freehold Grange will confer first and second degrees on new candidates at Columbus.

Warren County Columbus Brokenshaw Youngeville Youngsville Freehold Chandlers Valley Akeley Wast Spring Creek East Branch Corry Spartanskins Brokenstraw Grange Alert Sandsburg Department of Agriculture Charles. Tripp Worth Hamiluond van Savko Warren County Granges Farmington Grange Freehold Grange

Mother-Daughter Banquet At First Presbyterian Church

The Mother-Daughter Banquet at the First Presbyterian Church drew 128 attendees and 40 men assisting with serving. Flower decorations and music by Willard Shreve, Glenn Middleton, and Allen Husprouck framed a program featuring tributes to mothers, solos, duets, and a Calidan film, with remarks by Mrs. J. Donald Walser and others.

First Presbyterian Church Willard Shreve Glenn Middleton Allen Husprouck Tobias Alta Bauer Sulile Fli Peggy Pain Carol Auer Alice Tobias America J. Donald Walser W. A. Leaby A.V. Cochran Jacqueline Paulson LP. Mister Maury’ Flowers Sandra Cochran Sylvia Anderson Miss Flowers Annette Burgnon Mishier Saul J. 3 Patterson T. Robbins B. Pat~terson West Charles Erwin Prank Brigham Charles Clark Robert Curtis Robert Galbreath Robert Clough

Kiwanis Club Holds Routine Session at Phoenix Hotel

Kiwanis members enjoyed steak dinners in a regular meeting at the Phoenix Hotel. President Harry Barach presided with Artis Martin giving the invocation. Guest John Luras of Cleveland attended as the group viewed the film Air Power Is Peace Power courtesy of Eastern Airlines.

Kiwanis Club Phoenix Hotel Harry Barach Artis Martin John Luras Cleveland Air Power

Concord Faculty Party Last Evening

Wills Brown of 318 West Church Street hosted the Ormcard School faculty party last evening at his home. A delicious chicken dinner was served with pink and white decorations. The gathering included Ruth Dahlstrand Marguerite Nichols Frank Anthony Felix Matiszewski Stephen Brooks William Stright Garwood Morris and Am Baresi enjoying games and socializing.

Os. Wills Brown S18 West Church Street Ormcard School Lash Everun Ruth Dahlstrand Marguerite Nichols Frank Anthony Felix Matiszewski Stephen Brooks William Stright Garwood Morris Am Baresi

Canasta Club Meeting Held with Birthday Honors

The Canasta Club met last evening at Mrs. Thiewen's North Center Street home hosted by Mrs. Thiewen. Mrs. D. C. Daugherty won the card game sword prize and birthdays for Mrs. Dunslerty and Mrs. Thigssen were celebrated with gifts and cake and coffee.

A. Tonal Thiewen North Center Street D. C. Daugherty

Navy Mothers Club Holds June Meeting at TOOT Hall

Members of the Navy Mothers Club met last evening at TOOT Hall. Commander Mrs. May-Wne Mitchell led a routine bushes session. Mrs. Douglas Rozells presented a skit, followed by desserts and a birthday cake for May birthdays. Next meeting set for June 2.

Navy Mothers Club Toot Hall May- Wne Mitchell Douglas Rozells Rost Tukeyne Ciliford Gaster

Mrs Charles Stewart Heads Local Auxiliary Meeting

Mrs Charles Stewart was elected president of the auxiliary at a meeting held at Mrs Camden Rutimer’s home on Northwest Street. Also elected were Mrs Omar Crowell vice president Mrs Mildred Denton secretary and Mrs L M Douglas treasurer. Refreshments followed with strawberry pie tea and coffee as the session closed.

Camden Rutimer Northwest Street Charles Stewart Omar Crowell Mildred Denton L. M. Douglas G. A. Mountain Lelind Johnston Johnston Cambridge Springs Mead Park Ablend Leslie Wellss Denton

Bible Class Meets at Citadel for Salvation Army Fund

About 38 attendees gathered at the Citadel for a Salvation Army fundraiser meeting. Mrs Serle Milley led a prayer and a hymn, and a high supper donation was planned for May 25 to aid displaced officers. A later service will dedicate the seats once installed, with a June 16 meeting scheduled.

Salyn Hoth Tosis Serle Milley Jwesi Aen John Adan Citadel Contlavl Salvation Army Corry Merlin Ghekell

Good Friends Club Meeting at Proctor Home

The Good Friends Club met last evening at Mrs. Robert Proctor's Essex Street home with two guests. Members played 600 and prizes went to Mrs. Walter Pier and Mrs. George Wood. Refreshments of strawberry sherbet cake and coffee were served. Mrs. Pier will host the next meeting in two weeks.

We Good Friends Club Robert Proctor Essex Kurt Munn Walter Pier George Wood Pier

Club-Social Gathering At Harvey Groscut Home

A Saturday evening party was held at Harvey Groscut’s Maple Avenue home. Guests included Shirley Jidkes Mulray Beardsley Robert McCremry and Mrs James McAvay with Mrs Cavvie Williams Mes Grisilli ame Janel Cresent. Attendees enjoyed salads cake and refreshments in a social gathering.

Harthany Harvey Groscut Maple Aveynue 1Kwonfeeionery

Farewell Party Honors Clark and Martin Witkeley

Saturday evening a farewell party hosted by Misses Darlene Reed and Florine Plot honored Clark and Witkeley who will soon enter service. Twenty five guests attended at the Howard Pier camp near Trvisws Run with games singing and a lunch of macaroni salad baked beans sandwiches cake and Rot rhocolite. The honored couple received eleven purses of money from organizers and guests including Mr. and Mrs. Edgard Jerome Mr. and Mrs. Howard Pier and Mrs. Gerald Whiteley.

Pil Clark Martin Witkeley Darlene Reed Florine Plot Ue Howard Pier Trvisws Run Edgard Jerome Howard Pier Gerald Whiteley

Local Births Report from Corry Memorial Hospital

A series of birth notices from Corry Memorial Hospital include a daughter to Mir and Mrs. Mikl Ska los R D 3 Panama a son to Mr and Mrs Donald Blynch 4 sons to Melvin Vanderloff and to James Consala 17 West Pleasant Street and a son born Sunday at St Vincent's Hospital in Erie to Mr and Mrs duck Aymong of Erie. Mr Aymong is a former resident of the city.

Corry Memorial Hos~pital Mir Michel Ska Los R. D Don Ald Blynch Panama Corry Memorial Hospital Melvin Vanderlowf D. J James Consala West Pleasant Gonsola Mary ‘Thompson

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