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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1963

Page

5

Miss Aquilina Hosts Epsilon Phi gathering in North Center home

Miss Dolores Aquilina hosted Epsilon Phi at her North Center street home for Beta Sigma Phi members. Mrs. Richard Melzer reported on the Erie conference and funds were raised for Erie County Mental Health Association and the Retarded Children's fund. A skit by Mrs. Richard Mason and a salad course followed before next meeting at Mrs. Mason’s Canadohta Lake home.

Aquilina Epsilon Phi Dolores Acqulina North Center Street Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Richard Melzer Beta Sigma Phi Erie Erie County Mental Health Association Retarded Children’s Fund Richard Mason Canadohta Lake

Xi Beta Phi Holds Dinner in Jamestown Event

Xi Beta Phi chapter of Beta Sigma Phi enjoyed a dinner at the Town Club in Jamestown followed by a ritual at Mrs. Darwin Wolcott's home. Mrs. Frank Wise presented an impressive program on Motler's Day. A rummage sale is planned for Thursday and Friday at the former Mabel Shop, The Lita cottage at Findley Lake will host the next meeting on June 18 with Mrs. Betty Pratt as hostess.

Jamestown Xi Beta Phi Beta Sigma Phi Darwin Wolcott Random Road Harry Schilenter Frank Wise Mabel Lita Findley Lake Betty Pratt

Club 15 Holds Birthday Meeting at Mrs Wotus Home

Club 15 gathered at Mrs. Robert Wotus's West Wastington Street home for a birthday observance for Mrs. Henry Fosburgh. Nine members and two guests enjoyed games and visiting with awards to Mrs. Bryce Leek, Mrs. P. H. Stenman, Mrs. George Rhodes and Mrs. Harry Burton. Fosburgh received a purse of money, and barbecued ham sandwiches, relishes, dessert and coffee were served. The next meeting will observe Mrs. Leek's birthday at Mrs. Stenman's home.

West Wastington Street Robert Wotus Club 15 Henry Fosburgh August DeMauri Margaret Brown Bryce Leek P. H. Stenman George Rhodes Harry Burton Fosburgh

Retiring CAHS Head Honored At Banquet Ovation

Harold G. Wolfe retiring Corry Area High School principal was cheered at the Corry Area Teachers Association dinner, after 42 years in the district. Olga Pitt also honored, with 39 years teaching, former Harding School educator. Attendees included school board members, Dr. William Rodemeyer, and Thomas R. Shupe. Raymond Francis spoke on guidance in and out of class. Jack Rooker selected as 1963 64 association president.

Harold G. Wolfe Corry Corry Area Benjamin’ P. Calderone Association Jack Rooker

Noted pastor dies after 45 years in ministry

Westfield mass Rev Robert L Tucker 73 longtime pastor at major Methodist churches died yesterday. The obituary notes his 45 years of service and leadership roles in prominent congregations. The report mentions his recognition within the denomination and his local impact on church communities.

Westfield Mass Robert L. Tucker

Bridge Scores from Tuesday Dupli cate Group

The Tuesday Afternoon Duplicate Bridge group at the YMCA held yesterday afternoon. Winners included T A Hubiey and John Blatt with 38, Miss Susan Kinley and Mrs J Fred Kinley 30 2, and Mrs T H Treat and Mrs Arthur Treat 46 percent. The final session of the season next week features a noon luncheon at Hotel Corty and bridge at 1 pm. Reservations for luncheon by Saturday. participation in the game without lunch is welcome.

YMCA T. A. Hubiey John Blatt Susan Kinley J. Fred Kinley T. H. Treat Arthur ‘Treat Union City Hotel Corty

Wiener Roast Honors Berean Class Leaders

Seventeen members and guests of the Berean Class of the Evangelical United Brethren Church enjoyed an outdoor lunch at the Hall home on North Center Street. Homer White conducted a business meeting and officers were elected with Mrs. John Balfast as president and Dean Dubrosky as vice president. Plans for the June banquet at the Dutch Village Restaurant in Clymer were announced.

Lne Kowusiue Nese Evangelical United Brethren Church William Hall North Center Street Homer White John Balfast Dean Dubrosky Carolyn Babcock Dutch Village Clymer

WCTU Plans Dinner at Mead Park and July Officers

The May meeting of the Women's Christian Temperance Union met at Mrs. Alfred Haep’s home. Mrs. Maud Bennink presided. readings by Mrs. Oscar Johnson on love and understanding. An officer election will be by floor vote at the July meeting. A threen dinner is scheduled for Mead Park on June 10 at 12:30 p.m. for the annual temperance and mission gathering.

WCTU Mead Park Women’s Christan ‘Temperance Union Alfred Haeplof Maud Bennink Oscar Johnson Jeff~son Haenel

Cemetery Group Hears Reports On Fiscal Year

Antalmetic of the Piney Grave Cemetery Association reported the fiscal year ending April 30 1963 at the South Center Street office of Bruyn and McKnight. The audit reviewed bank mortgages accounts receivable and accrued mortgage interest and noted a memorial endowment addition from the Florence Williams estate. The 1963 64 budget was adopted and directors Jerome Davis David Depew W Stuart Houghton Charles Huberta and Raleigh VanTussel were re elected for three year terms. Officers elected were Robert Bracken president Jerome Davis vice president Ridney B Elston treasurer and Blot Dahl secretary. Frank Bielowski named superintendent and manager.

Piney Grave Florence Williams Jerome Davis David Depew W. Stuart Houghton Charles Huberta Raleigh VanTussel Ukeficers Robert Bracken

Youngsville Pair to Wed in September

Mr and Mrs Vernon M Antal announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Helen Mary Antal to James M Tierfrance the son of Mr and Mrs Michiel Pul. Helen a 1950 Youngsville High School graduate works in Warren Pennsylvania. James a graduate and musician instructor in Jamestown New York served three years in the National Guard. The couple plan a September wedding in Yournepyitty Hyendhwuh ter.

Vernon M Anla Yournepyitty Hyendhwuhter Helen Mary Antal Anthony Michiel Pul Irvine Teet Keind Gasper Antal Brook Straet Youngsville High School Sylfoiliee van In Electric Products, Inc Warren Tierfrance Blackstone Corporation Jamestown Osteek Brothers Music Studio National Guard

Girl Leaves Home Homelessly Lives In Doghouse

An AKRON girl, age not given, slept in a doghouse for three nights after a family quarrel and reportedly stole milk and pop bottles to buy food. She is under care of Summit County Children’s Home while authorities investigate possible return home. A neighbor found her when he returned a German shepherd to its house.

Akron Ohio Summit County Os Vision Vicetor Anderson Summit, County Child Welfare Board Anderson

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