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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1953

Page

5

Women Of The Moose Initiation Meeting Highlights

Seventy members attended the Women Of The Moose meeting at the lodge rooms with Mrs Leland Wilcox presiding. Initiation of candidates occurred as officers were nominated including Bertha Darwin for attendance award and Jessie Mason for special prize. Hospital Chapter Night committee served sandwiches cookies pickles and coffee. Next meeting on June 4 will include officer elections. Also notes on visits from servicemen and local church and Firestone events.

Women of the Moose Leland Wilcox Wilcox Bertha Darwin Jessie Mason John McLaughlin Hospital

Club Social Gathering Honors Anniversary at Columbus Church

A Columbus Community Church gathering honored its sec annual anniversary with Mothers of the troop attending. Janice Trisket led the program followed by Miss Ia Moore as head of the program. Berenice Conner and Warren received awards. eight second-year Intermediate members of Troop 53 attended. Pictures of the troop’s two years were shown. crafts, readings, and a What Is a Mother / What Is a Little Girl program were presented. Cream and cake ended the event with pastel decorations and daffodil favors.

Columbus Columbus Community Church Mig Janice Trisket Ia Moore Berenice Conner Tom Warren Conner George Savko Murrey Jukes

WRC Plans Memorial Service At Mead Park

The Women’s Relief Corps No. 49 met at the IOOF Hall for a regular meeting and dinner. President Merle Long opened the session and announced a memorial service at Mead Park by the pond for soldiers and sailors, with all members to attend at 9:30 A.M. on Memorial Day, plus a church service at First Methodist Church Sunday night. The next corps meeting is set for June 4.

WRC Mead Park Women’s Relief Corps No. 49 IOOF Merle Long First Methodist

Miss Eleanor Huff Honored At Party

A bridal shower for Miss Eleanor Huff honored her upcoming marriage to Robert Devereane on June 27. The event at Miss Edith Fenno’s RD 3 home included television games prizes for several guests and a corsage for the honoree. Fifteen guests attended and gifts were exchanged.

Eleanor Huff Robert Devereane Edith Fenno RD. 3 Harley Reed Jesse Huff Sr Harter Huff Robert Shamp Clair Fenno Jesse Huff Jr Miss Fenno

Hi Neighbor Club Meeting Wednesday

The Hi Neighbor Club of Cutting met Wednesday with Mrs. Raymond Olimer as hostess. A threen dinner was served at 1 30 o'clock to eight members and three guests. The business was led by President Mrs. Frank Bayle. Contests followed with awards to Miss Clouise Marsh and several members. Two birthdays observed for Mrs. Ohmet and Mrs. Glen Evans. A sunshine box was sent to Mrs. Evans. A quilt was finished during the meeting. Next meeting set for June with Mrs. William Bemis entertaining.

Hi Neighbor Club Hi Neighbor Club of Cutting Raymond Olimer Agnes Orcutt North Wast Max Bemis Corry Richard Klinger Frank Bayle Clouise Marsh Bayle William Bemis

Wheelock Community Aid Meeting Held at Dougherty Home

A good attendance marked the Wheelock Community Aid event at Mrs. Floyd Dougherty’s R D 4 home. Mrs. Harold Dougherty read the situations, chaired by Mrs. Frank Harvey. after business, prayers by Mrs. Fred Bowes. Entertainment led by Mrs. Charles Kennedy. prize winners were Mrs. Leland Crosscut and Mrs. Harvey. Refreshments followed for guests. Hostess Mrs. Robert Williams hosts the next meeting on dune 4 at 8.

Wheelock Aid Dougherty Wheelock Community Aid Floyd Dougherty R. D Harold Dougherty Frank Harvey Fred Bowes Charles Kennedy Leland Crosscut Harvey Robert Williams Dune 4Th

Quilting Session Of Spencer Ladies Aid

An all day Spencer Ladies Aid meeting was hosted by Mrs Arthur McChesney. Thirty six members and visitors enjoyed a bountiful luncheon. In the afternoon the business session occurred with president Mrs Carl Fullom presiding. Members planned a picnic at Mrs T J Fulloms home on June 1.

Spencer Ladies Aid Arthur McChesney Carl Fullom T. J. Fullom

Mother-Daughter Banquet Planned at Spring Creek

Plans completed for a Mother and Daughter Banquet sponsored by the Ladies Aid at the Spring Creek Community Building Tuesday evening. A tureen dinner will be served at 6 30 with good attendance urged. The committee led by Mrs Frank Kafferlin asks those planning to attend to make reservations by Monday.

Spring Creek Ladies Aid Frank Kafferlin

Birthday Party for Debbie Root Turns Five

Miss Debbie Gay Root celebrated her fifth birthday with a party hosted by Mrs. Leon Root on Wright Street. Twelve girls attended. Virginia Auer and Vickie Lindsley won awards. Piastie baskets and car whistles were given. ice cream birthday cake and fruit candy were served.

Debbie Gay Root Leon Root Wright Street Entertainment Debbie Guy Gamins Virginia Auer Vickie Lindsley Root Raith Wyckett Alfred Haenel Nos Baward

CGG Club Dinner At Mrs Nantes Home

CGG Club members were guests at East South street home of Mrs Donald Nantes. Mrs Edward Kinley and Mrs George Hull attended. A ham dinner featured lilac tulip tapers. Contmet bridge followed with prizes won by Mrs F W Dey, Mrs Kinley and Mrs J G Crace. Mrs Dey to entertain in two weeks.

CGG Club Donald Nantes East South Street Edward Kin- Tey George Hull F. W. Dey Kinley J. G. Crace Dey

Shower Honors Mrs Wotus Twins at Wednesday Party

Mrs Arthur Storer and Mrs Gladys Hengst hosted a shower Wednesday evening at the West Washington street home for Mrs Robert Wotus and her twin son and daughter. Twelve friends attended and prizes were given to Mrs Narcy Yenchat, Mrs Richard Morton, and Miss Ann Radecki. Guests presented Wotus with fine gifts as salad, cake and coffee were served.

Wotus Arthur Storer Gladys Hengst Robert Wotus Weste ‘Washington Street Ablendines Narcy Yenchat Richard Morton Ann Radecki

Birthday party for Mrs Boag given by Corry friends

Local friends from Eris held two birthday celebrations for Mrs A S Boag on Wednesday at the Bong home Mohawk Drive. Attendees included Mrs Harold Burgnon Mrs Earl Haight Mrs Cleve Morton Mrs Leo Mulderick Mrs J F Needham Mrs Alfred M Morrison Mrs John Moonney and Mrs Donald Hall. A luncheon preceded a bridge game with prizes awarded to Mrs Burgnon Mr Hall and Mrs Morrison.

A. S. Boag Corry AS. Boag Eris Harold Burgnon Earl Haight Cleve Morton Leo Mulderick J. F. Needham Alfred M. Morrison John Moonney Donald Hall Bong Mohawk Drive Burgnon Hall Morrison

Fiecardl Couple Welcome Daughter at Corry Memorial Hospital

Mr and Mrs George Fiecardl announce the birth of a daughter last night at Corry Memorial Hospital. The baby is welcomed by family at 649 Sori Center Street and Mrs Ficcard I ie formerly Helen Pondell.

Corry Memorial Hospital George Fiecardl Sori Center Street Ficcard I Helen Pondell

Party Honors Mrs Isabelle Storer Before Wedding

Mrs Charles Patterson hosted a bridal party for Mrs Isabelle Storer who will marry Walter Sharman. Held at her street home the event included entertainment, ice cream, shower cake and coffee for fourteen guests. Storer received a fine gift from her friends.

Isabelle Storey Walter Sharman Charles Patterson Ian Hast Henry Kennedy Mary Warner Ste. Ans

Mrs Stanley Anderson Feted By Birthday Club

The Birthday Club gathered at West Congress Street home to honor Mrs Stanley B Anderson on her birthday with games visiting and a gift from members Ice cream cake and candies were served to 12 attendees The next meeting set for Mrs C A McClintock’s Findley Lake summer cottage

Ruccu Suscus Stevenine West Congress Street Stanley B. Anderson James Ablending C. A. McClintock Findley Lake

Washington School PTA installs new officers

The Washington School Parents Teacher Association held a routine meeting at the school yesterday afternoon. Retiring vice president Mrs. Amby Allen led the installation of officers: Mrs. Charles Correll president, Mrs. Arthur Martin first vice president, Miss Helen Johnson second vice president, Mrs. Louis Jenson secretary, and Mrs. Clifford McCloskey treasurer. A film on first aid and another on safety patrols were shown. Tea and refreshments followed. Regular meetings resume in the fall.

Washington School Pta Washington School Parents Teacher Association Amby Allen Charles Correll Arthur Martin Helen Johnson Louis Jensen Clifford McCloskey Allen

VEW Auxiliary Poppy Sale Planned and Meeting Held

VEW Lavettes Auxiliary in the Gardens Room at the VEW Post home completed plans for a Poppy Day sale and discussed a district meeting in Grove City. After routine business, bingo was played and prizes awarded to Mrs. James Keppel and Mrs. Mildred Sorenson. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Dora Daye and Miss Connie Krise before adjournment. The next session is scheduled for June 4 with committees led by Mrs. Keppel and Mrs. John Williams.

VEW VEW Post Grove City Tune James Keppel Mildred Sorenson Dora Daye Connie Krise Hune Keppel John Williams

Neighborhood Club Meeting At Clark Home

Mrs Thomas Clark of West Frederick Street entertained last evening for Wie Neighborhood Club members. Prizes for bingo went to Mrs Harry Burton and Miss Myrtie Akam. Mrs Lilliam Ottaway’s birthday was honored. A lunch was served. Next event will be hosted by Mrs Harry Fitch at Elgin. The Maoris are believed to have immigrated to New Zealand in a great fleet of canoes in the 14th century.

Clark Home Thomas Clark West Frederick Street Wie Harry Burton Myrtie Akam Lilliam Ottaway Harry Fitch Elgin New Zealand

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