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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1956

Page

5

Card Party and Style Show Plans Advanced

The committee chairs for a Bl Elizabeth's Church Guild card party and style show met at Miss Lily Zepka's home. The event, sponsored by Leeds Indies shop, begins Tuesday November 13 at the Mouse home on East Washington with the style show at 8 p.m. Cards follow at 11 p.m. Tickets at the door.

Elizabeth Church Guild Lily Zepka Shady Avenin Pica East Washington Street Wil Leed Indies Shop Pelees Norbert Bucholner Tim Reed Gener Raymond Bacholner Richard Muckinhaupt Victor Wojciechogaki Joseph Glagiana

Mrs Ralph Fogle Hosts Mentor Club Meeting

Mrs Ralph Fogle welcomed members at her Wrightsville home for the Mentor Club meeting. A program on museums and artists was presented by Mrs Fogle and Mrs Porta Allen, with discussions on European museums and famous paintings. Mrs Sullivan led a brief session as president. The hostess served cake coffee and dessert before adjournment.

Drst Mits Meek Agni Paul F. Bauer

Grange meeting draws 80 with juvenile degree exemplified

Lori and Linnea and local Grange members hosted about 80 attendees including quarters from nearby Granges. The Juveniles demonstrated the Juvenile degree to roughly 40 candidates. Eugene Powers of Cory Grange organized the event. Linn Wester led a social serve of sandwiches cake coffee and cider before a business meeting slated for November 14.

Lori Linnea Woster Max Bennink Tie Ased Granges Tie Juvenue Grange Eukene Powera Leeturer Cory Grange Mise Linn Wester Eider Grange

Hospital Auxiliary Buys 100 Dollar Band Ball

Hospital Auxiliary, at their monthly meeting, voted to raise funds for the hospital building fund. A $65,000 pledge was acknowledged by the board of directors. Mrs. Glenn Pelmer was welcomed as a new member. Mrs. Sinare, Mrs. Lt. Nichols and Mr. Olin Simmons were named to the nominating committee. Mary Higpit, Gail Paline named to visit committee. Committee reported $70.20 cleared and a $200 receipt from a party noted. Discussions included a December 8 Ball and related plans.

Alemters Corysks Aerial Hospital Todies China Glenn Pelmer Sinare

Junior Tri-Hi-Club Meeting Reported

The Corry Junior Tri-Hi-Club held Monday evening in the rooms. The group planned Thanksgiving activities. Deanna Murrell was absent. The next meeting is planned for November 10.

Te Corry Wak Deanna MurLell

Freehold PTA Holds Fathers Night Meeting

Freehold PTA hosts Fathers Night at the school with Boy Scout John Mallory outlining sponsorship rules for Troops. Alan Tubbs and Joseph Fralick from Brokenstraw Valley Joint High School discuss physical education benefits and inter school games. A Q&A followed the talks, ending with a reception hosted by Room 4 mothers.

Seacher Sociation Boy Scout Ganization John Mallory PTA Alan Tubbs Joseph Fralick Brokenstraw Valley Joint High School Tubbs Finlick Cinca Room 4

Mary Circle Held by First Methodist Church Hostess

The Mary Circle of the Woman's Society of Christian Service met at the East South Street home of president Mrs. Robert Mara. Mrs. Oscar Johnson led Psalm 18, with 10 members present including visitor Mrs. Harlyet Durham of Pleasantville. Mrs. Leland Johnson reviewed chapters three and four of There is No End focusing on rural Americans and the Negro situation, followed by a salad lunch.

Robert Marsh Mary Mary Circle Woman's Society of Christian Service First Methodist Church East South Street Robert, Mara Oscar Johnson Henibiers Orie Harylét Durham Pleasantville Maral Leland Johnson Marsh Robert Garfield George Gardon

Martha Circle Delivers Christmas Cheer in Bijou Session

Martha Circle of the Woman's Society of Christian Service met at Mrs. Elizabeth Nellis's Concord Street home with 20 members. Devotions and The Lord's Prayer opened, a program featured Meditation On Prayer and East From Burma, then a Christmas box for Brewster Hospital was planned, a bake sale followed, and a 2 salad lunch was served. next meeting was set for December at Mrs. W B Stowe's East South Street home.

Martha Circle Elizabeth Nellis Joe Guignon Gertrude Guignon Woman's Society of Christian Service First Methodist Church Concord Street William Durham Joe Galenon Burma Herbert Loveland Brewster Hospital Jacksonville Fla East South Street W B. Stowe

Triple K Club Holds Erie Meeting At Luncheon

Miss Lillian Custer hosted the Triple K club in Erie Saturday afternoon with a one o'clock luncheon and sock afternoon. Corry guests included Mrs. Merle Capwell Mrs. Dorothy Boland Miss Marion Smith Mrs. George Bensink and Mrs. Ray Laurie. Erie members present were Mrs. Herman Stelmer and Miss Laura Dodd. Next meeting on December 1 will be hosted by Mrs. Boland.

Lillian Custer Triple K Erie Corryites Merle Capwell Dorothy Boland Marion Smith George Bensink Ray Laurie Erle Herman Stelmer Laura Dodd Boland

Area Couple Honored On 43rd Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Ralph Pieper entertained at thelomen Univ City on Sunday for the 43rd wedding anniversary of Mn and Mrs Bert Weed. Attending were Dr and Mrs Paul Weed of Corry, Mr and Mrs Walter English and three daughters, Keith and Albert Steinbaugh, Ruth Payne and Bea Zimmerman. The hosts, Ralph Pieper and family, gave gifts and honored the couple.

Ralph Pieper

Readers Meet Hosts Interesting Program on Hutterites

Mrs F B Sullivan entertained Readers at her West Pleasant street home with a dessert lunch and a short business meeting. Thirteen members answered roll call with harvest topics. Mrs Willis Brown presented a program on the Hutterites, a hermit religious sect in U S and Canada whose life remains largely unchanged for 70 years. The next meeting is set for November 19 at Mrs H W Taggart's East Main street home.

F. B. Sullivan West Pleasant Street Bertha Stockton Willis Brown South Dakota Montana Canada H. W. Taggart East Main Street

Navy Mothers Club Plans Annual Harvest Dinner

A Navy Mothers Club meeting in the IOOF Hall, led by commander Mrs. Carl Higby, planned sending apples to the Soldiers and Sailors Home in Erie for Thanksgiving and set the annual harvest dinner for November 16 at 6 p.m. at the IOOF Ball. Mrs. Elizabeth Jansen and Mrs. Bred Young provided sandwiches, pickles, olives, cookies, tea and coffee. The next meeting is scheduled for November 19.

Navy Mothers Club IOOF Carl Higby Erie Navy Elizabeth Jansen Bred ‘Young

Miss Carol Halfast Engaged To Earl Baccus

Miss Carol Louise Halfast and Earl A. Baccus announce their engagement. Miss Halfast, from Spartansburg, is a Colestock High School graduate and works in the Asia Supply Mfg. Co. office. Mr Baccus, son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Baccus of Union Street, is employed as a brakeman for the Pennsylvania Railroad in Erie. The wedding date will be announced later.

Carol L. Halfast Earl Baccus Harold Halfast R. D Spartansburg Carol Louise Earl A. Baccus Arthur Baccus Union Street Miss Halfast Colestock High School Titusville Asia Supply Mfg Barous Cory Pennsylvania Railroad Erie

Stevenson Attacks Nixon Safety Link in Last Campaign Barbs

Libertyville report notes Rain E Stevenson urging voters as he blasts a Nixon presidency, warning a Republican victory could place Nixon in the White House within four years. He condemns Eisenhower foreign policy in the Middle East and East Europe while praising Democratic contrasts and American future stability.

Libertyville Rain E. Stevenson Eisenhower White House Nixon Boston Richard M. Nixon Washington James C. Hagerty Stevenson America United States Armed Forces Middle East Europe Britain France Bulganin United States Egypt United Nations

Sixth Person In Family Dies Violent Death

James J. Westwood June 37, a West End building contractor, died early today in Ohio Valley Hospital from injuries suffered in a violent death. His father, a former Justice of the Peace, died in Western Penitentiary in 1951 after a scaffold fall. The family has a history of multiple fatal incidents, including a 14 year old daughter and maternal grandparents killed in earlier years.

Stis James J. Westwood West End Ohio Valley Hospital Western Penitentiary Westwood Martha Clara Joseph and Josephine Winkler

Attack at El Siglo newspaper injures six in Santiago

In Santiago, Chile ten Hungarian refugees attacked the editorial offices of the Communist newspaper El Siglo injuring six employees. Police reported the incident occurred last night amid rising tensions and targeted media outlets.

RED Santiago Chile Ediical el Siglo

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