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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1955

Page

5

DAR Chapter Holds November Meeting at Busy Club

James mmetimes on 12 East Congress Street hosted the Brokenstraw Valley Chapter DAR with Mrs. Sinure presiding. The group heard travel tales from Mrs. Peake aboard the Queen Mary and European tours, plus remarks by Mr. Lowe Edwards on scientific progress.

Pfs James Mmetimes East Congress Street Wits Brokenstraw Valley Daughters of the American Revolution Jiumen Sinure T W. Whithead Harrisburg EL. Simmons Erie Walter J. Peake Europe Paris France Rene Morence Venice Tully Amsterdam Holland London Malian Rivieria Bie F Lowe Edwards Macinnes Peake Messe W. Graham Hhory Parker Weat South Street

Lydia Circle Meets at Methodist Church

First Methodist Church unit of the Society of Christian Service held a Wednesday afternoon meeting with 19 members present. Mrs. Berth Stockton led devotions from Psalm 9, topics on Thanksgiving were discussed, and a new member, Mrs Thelmis Schreckenigost, was welcomed.

Christian Service First Methodist Church Berth Stockton Glidys McCloskey Thelmis Schreckenigost W. E. Brown Horned Irene Moustain AR Cyphert Howard Lovelanis

Ladies Aid meeting at Spring Creek Latins Aid

Mrs. Raymond Sickler hosted the Ladies Aid at Spring Creek Latins Aid where seventeen members attended the meeting led by Mrs Frink Katterlin. Devotions were by Mrs Willey Maxwell and plans were made for a bazaar at the Community House on December 1 inviting the public. Mrs Bradley Lines spoke about a recent convention in New Hampshire. The meeting closed after a lunch hosted by Mrs Sickler and Mrs Harold Eddy.

Hasmons Onkler Spring Creek Chilree Rev. Lines New Hampshire Harold Eddy

Women's Relief Corps Meeting At Grange Hall

Twenty members attended the Women’s Relief Corps gathering yesterday at Grange Hall on Park Street. President Mrs. Clifford Dundon opened the session and announced a donation to a needy family. A bake sale is planned for November at the Stewart Hat Shop.

Women’s Relief Corps Grange Hall Park Street Clifford Dundon Stewart Hat Florence Bates

Harbor Hall Ladies Aid Plans Future Activities

Harbor Hall Ladies Aid met at the Community Building with 12 members. They planned to sew for the friendship quilt in December and voted a plastics party for November 6 at 2 o clock to benefit the society.

Harbor Hall Aid Harbor Hall Ladies Aid Louis Gewell Oscar Vince Treasury Rupert Morris

Nazarene Society Holds Monthly Meeting

Two Naz arene Foreign Mission Society meetings were held at the Ghirolt of The Noa Tene last evening. Mrs Lewis led in charge with group singing and readings on Thanksgiving. MrsGary Dingtelder and Mrs CG. M Batley supervised the program. reports were given by the secretary and treasurer. envelopes for the special Thanksgiving offering were distributed. Rev. Merriman urged sacrificial giving.

Nazarene Foreign Mission Society Ghirolt Noa Tene Lewis Tebets Marlene Hobos Seripwate Iebets Wing Minick Ray Merriman Sikuk Briver RR. Merelmatt G. M. Bailley Scott Bailey Gary Dingtelder CG. M Batley Atlen Foote Merriman Roy Merritt Ruth Mercionin Lindy Tins Tok Benja Hebets Pauline Liged

Women of the Moose Hold Meeting in North Cantor Street Club

The Women of the Moose, chapter No. 717, opened a meeting at the North Cantor Street club rooms. Informal initiation welcomed new members into the defending circle while business discussed plans for a new Moose home. Letters from two girls were read and prizes awarded to Julia Zepka and Alma Slagle. Next meeting set for November 171h.

Women of the Moose Cantor Street Moose Algo Wits Moontheart Moosehaven Jelll Wood Meadville Joan Kecer Buffalo Edward Griffis Chateau Julia Zepka Alma Slagle

Local births reported from several towns

A son was born yesterday morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs John Port of Clymer. A daughter was born yesterday afternoon at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Donald Kaikbrenner of Spartanburg. A daughter was born Tuesday at Renovo Hospital to Mr and Mrs Saylor Paleto of Renovo Pa. Grandparents include Mr and Mrs C M Hughes of R D 2. A daughter was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs William A Leuby Jr at Ironton Hospital Ironton Ohio with Ruth Searl of Zanesville and W A Leuby of East Frederick street as grandparents.

Corry Memorial Hospital John Port of Clymer Donald Kaikbrenner Bpartansbur Renovo Hospital Saylor Paleto Renovo C. M. Hughes William A. Leuby Jr Ironton Hospital Ironton, O Leuby Ruth Searl Zanesville, O W. A. Leuby East Frederick Street

PTA Benefit Supper Bazaar Nets $193.50

The Columbus Parent-Teacher Association raised 193.50 from a penny supper and bazaar staged recently. Committee members included Mrs. Glen Donaldson bazaar chairman Mrs. Dan Taggart Mrs. Albert Sandburg and others overseeing needlework candy booth fish pond and dinner arrangements.

Columbus Parent-Teacher Association Yarus Glen Donaldson Dan Taggart Albert Sandburg Worth Hammond F. W. Turben Jordan Christensen Walter Gordon Éandy Booth Herbert Dahl Bailey Fish Pond Gust Wester Milo Walton Clifford Casler

Wheelock Aid Meeting At Crosscut Home

The Wheelock Community Aid group met at the Crosscut home with co-hostesses Mrs. Jan Howard and Mrs. James Babcock. President Mrs. Charles Kennedy led the session, with a devotional by Mrs. Harold Dougherty and a closing prayer by Mrs. Leon VanTussel. Members voted five dollars to the Corry Chapter of the Needlework Guild and planned to attend the November 11 Christmas meeting at Union City Methodist Church.

Townsend Returns To Job In Brussels

Towns end returns to his position in Brussels after a brief English visit as the Princess Margaret saga ends with no marriage plans. He flew from Kent to the continent, leaving England October 12 and speaking to reporters earlier that day.

Townsend Brussels Anncjoo New London — Group Peter Downsent Princésé Margaret England Afr Winche All Het Trove Uckfield House Lasi Guid Kent Wnferry Uty Margaret Royal Famoy Elizabeth HE Buckingham Palace

1956 Buick On Display At Waterhouse Garage

A 1956 Buick is on view today and tomorrow at the Waterhouse Garage on West South Street. The car shows advanced changes while the price stays in the low field, per W. Waterhouse who invites interested buyers to view the special model.

Waterhouse West South Street Buik W. W. Waterhouse

Two Killed In Susquehanna River Road Crash

An early morning collision between a gasoline truck and a car near Harrisburg killed both drivers and caused a nine spectral fire. Ralph Alderson of Shamokin was identified by Coroner Thomas J. Fritchey as the truck driver who burned in the cab. Walter A. Reever, 60, of Linglestown RD, was the car driver. A passenger, Esther, 21, Elwood, 83, and Richard, 18, were injured in the crash.

Harrisburg Dratk Susquehanna River Thomas J. Fritchey Ralph Alderson Shamokin Walter A. Reever Linglestown Esther Elwood Richard

Mail carrier sentenced for theft in Pittsburgh case

Joseph T. Gerhart, 31, of Elport near Ellwood City, a substitute mail carrier, must serve 6 months in jail and pay a $400 fine for taking $500 from the mail. The offense involved removal of funds from letters, case details indicate an internal theft incident.

Pittsburgh Joseph T. Gerhart Elport Ellwood Cig Ube Mutts

Army Major May Appeal Conviction

Maj. Ronald Alley, 85, faced a court martial in Korea and was sentenced to 10 years at hard labor, dismissed from the Army, and forfeiture of pay for cooperating with the enemy while a prisoner of war. He was convicted of sharing military information and urging fellow POWs to join communist indoctrination programs. Two avenues of appeal remain open.

Associated Press Meade Tof Ronald Alley Korea Air Army National Guard Civilian Court For Washington

New Oldsmobile On Display At Eust Street Show

New 1956 Oldsmobiles are on display on South Street with deliveries starting soon. Features include the Jetaway transmission and the Rocket engine. In other news the National Guard veteran and prisoner of war reports may appeal a military justice review in Washington.

Oldsmobile Gaenge Tuc Eust South Street Hutton

TV Schedule for WBEN Buffalo Tonight and Saturday

Channel 4 lists a full evening lineup with programs from 4:00 to 11:00 including Children's Theatre Gene Autry Show News and Sports Meet Corliss Archer Count of Monte Cristo Mama Our Miss Brooks The Crusader Playhouse of Stars The Line-up Person to Person News Weather Sports Eleven-thirty Theatre and more. Saturday features Saddles and Spurs Museum of Science Cartoon Show Lone Ranger Buffalo Bill Jr Tales of the Texas Rangers Big Top Wild Bill Hickok Uncle Johnny Coons NCAA Football Penn State vs Syracuse Championship Bowling Beat the Clock Headlines Candid Camera Saturday's Lucy Show Science Fiction Theatre U of B Round Table Dorsey Brothers Stage Show Honeymooners Gunsmoke Damon Runyan Theatre News Weather.

Gene Autry Rance Rider Corliss Archer Monte Crista Mama Miss Brooks Crusader Playhouse of Stars Museum of Science Finn Buffalo Bill Jr Texas Rangers Wild Bill Hickok Johnny Coons Penn State Syracuse Damon Runyan

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