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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1951

Page

5

Shrubs Available To County Farmers In Erie District

James Hall of Girard, chair of the Erie County Soil Conservation District, announces arrival of shrubs for wildlife hedges and erosion control. Available to district cooperators, options include silky cornel tatarlan honeysuckle bigberry natables pedera and thorny multiflats rose, plus rooted willow for stream bank stabilization. Shrubs are stored at Ebert Beeman’s farm in Waterford and can be picked up by cooperators.

James Hall Girard Erie County Soil Conservation District Hall Ebert Beeman Waterford Farma Co-Openetars

Ladies Plan Thanksgiving Affair At I O O F Hall

The Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge completed plans for a Thanksgiving party to be held November 11 at the I O O F Hall. Rebekahs Odd Fellows and families are invited. Attendees are asked to bring a tureen. A card party on November 27 was also announced with Mrs Harvey Loveland in charge of reservations.

Farty Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge I. O. 0. F. Hall Rebekahs Odd Fellows Harvey Loveland Joseph Clark Noble Grand Northwestern Associaton Kane O. &. Gibbs Most

Silver Wedding Party Next Sunday

Mr and Mrs Paul Seauterroff celebrate their silver wedding anniversary next Sunday afternoon into evening from 7 to 11 o'clock. They reside on Sundback road and invite friends to attend the open house.

Onnis Paul Seauterrof Sundback Wad

Teachers Association Meeting Highlights At Junior High

Carry Teachers Association met yesterday at 3 30 oblock in the Junior High School. J Donald Watson president led the session as business affairs were assessed. Miss Mabel Studebaker director of the National Education Association spoke on NEA work in the United States and foreign affiliation. Home economics class under Mrs Florence Daye served refreshments.

Teachers Association Carry Teachers Association J. Donald Watson Mabel Studebaker Erle National Education Association NEA United States Florence Daye

Tri-Hi-Y Initiation Held Last Evening

Thirty three junior girls were initiated into Tri-Hi-Y with twenty six seniors participating in ceremonies at the Senior High School auditorium. Speeches were delivered by Mary Helen Curtis Sally Matteson Nancy Reid Madelyn Williams Dixie Lee Nichols and Patrick Fleming. Lucille Beckwith Theron Sweet sang a duet and the group sang Tell Me Why. Counselor Ruth Bennett attended and Shirley Bennett played piano. Before adjournment the new members were welcomed by the seniors.

AnIrty Mary Helen Curtis Sally Matteson Nancy Reid Madelyn Williams Dixie Lee Nichols Patrick Fleming Lucille Beckwith Theron Sweet Ruth Bennett Shirley Bennett

Mrs Inez Johnson Honored By Friends At Home

A birthday gathering at East Irving Street honored Mrs Inez Johnson with music visiting and gifts from several friends. Light refreshments were served as attendees included Mrs George Nagel Mrs Henry Kennedy Mrs Anthony Sproveri Mrs Harold Loyd and others.

Anselus Inez Johnson East Irving Street Lillian ‘Long Veo Lindsey William Hecker Charles Patterson

Lillian Guild Plans Sale and Christmas Party

Mrs Don Williams hosted the Lillian Guild meeting at her East South street home with Mrs H A Gilbert absent. Plans were laid for a November 16 food sale in the Gift Shop with Horton J Davis named chairman. A December 4 Christmas party in the parish hall was announced and George Orcutt spoke on church topics.

Lillian Guild Don Williams East South Street Williams H. A. Gilbert Horton J. Davis George Orcutt

Dance At Elks Club Saturday Night

Elks lodge BPO hosts a dance this Saturday evening with members and out of town guests invited. Music by a dance band from western New York. Dancing from 9 30 to 1 30 delock.

Elks Club Elks Lodge New York

Thompson Couple Welcome Daughter at Coty Memorial Hospital

A daughter was born this morning at Coty Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Vernon Thompson of Columbus. Mrs Thompson is the former Dorothy Kimmey.

Coty Memorial Hospital Vernon Thompson Columbus Thompson Dorothy Kimmey

Friendship Aid Met Tuesday Night

U B Friendship Aid met at the home of Mrs. Ray Beagle on West Irving Street. Mrs. Glenn Humes led devotions before a brief business session led by president Mrs. Edwin Borstorff. The group voted to send a Christmas box to the Quincy Orphanage. Hostesses served apple pie tea and coffee. next meeting scheduled in two weeks.

Ray Beagle West Irving Street Glenn Humes Edwin Borstorff Quincy Verne Whitney

Foremen's Club Meeting at YMCA Details

The Worry James town Foremen's Club met last evening at the YMCA rooms for a brief business session. Films on automatic equipment were shown and a general discussion followed. Guests included John Davis of Undylite Corp Detroit and George Woolrough of Meadville. Refreshments were served. Next meeting is December 4.

Sue Sawminers Ymca John Davis Undylite Corp Detroit George Woolrough Meadville

Rotary program features Army service tales from Olin Bracken Jr

Olin Bracken Jr guest spoke at the Rotary Club meeting recounting experiences from his time in the Army with the Central Identification Unit in Japan. Two visiting Rotarians joined the event John C. Hoshauer from Edinboro and Lewis R. Hart of Sebastopol. The gathering closed with group singing led by E. W. Holt and piano accompaniment by William Leaby.

Olin Bracken, Jr Rotary Club Central Identification Unit Japan John C. Hoshauer Edinboro Lewis R. Hart Sebastopol Calif E. W. Holt William Leaby

Elks Plan For Fiftieth Anniversary

Past Exalted Rulers and officers were honored at a dinner to discuss the 50th anniversary of the lodge. The celebration will run the week of April 20 1952 and feature Howard R. Davis of Williamsport as grand exalted ruler.

Elks B. P.O. Elks Howard R. Davis Williamsport

Circle No 2 W S C S Meets at Mrs Nichols Home

Circle No 2 of the Woman's Society of Christian Service of the First Methodist Church met at the Franklin Street home of Mrs Marguerite Nichols Monday evening. Mrs Joseph Guignon led the meeting and plans for the Y banquet on November 17 were finalized. Two chapters of Amelia North and South were reviewed by Mrs Leland Johnatom and mite boxes were distributed at the close. Dessert refreshments were served by the hostess with assistance from Mrs Ruth Foster. Mrs R G Barnes will entertain when the group meets again December 1.

First Methodist Church Franklin Street Marguerite Nichols Havel Brockman Town Joseph Guignon Amelia North Leland Johnatom Ruth Foster R. G. Barnes

Past Matrons Club Meets at Starr Home

The Past Matrons of Corry City Chapter No. 17 met last evening at Mrs. Ben Starr’s Maple Avenue home. Ten members attended a brief business meeting before a social card time. Mrs. J. Donald Watson helped serve salad refreshments. Next meeting date is December 4.

ELS Corry City Ben. Starr Maple Avenue J. Donald Watson

Rugar Heliker Betrothal Announced in Spartansburg

Mr and Mrs Glenni Rugar announce the engagement of their daughter Julian Helen to Cpl Edward Lee Heliker son of Mr and Mrs Mantry Heliker of Spartansburg Route 3 No wedding date has been set.

Dinner honors Miss Barbara Bennett before her November wedding

The Raymond Mig Company front office woman Barbara Bennett was feted at Tarnell's dinner party. Gifts were presented to her as she prepares to marry Louis Sherwood on November 17.

Barbara Bennett Raymond Mig. Company Tarnell's Louis Sherwood

Circle No 1 Met With 32 Members In Church Parlor

Circle No 1 of the First Methodist Church met last night in the church parlor with 32 members present. Mrs Florence Brooke led devotions on Giving Thanks and Mrs Donald Dingle presided at the business session planning a November 27 soup sale. A book review by Mrs Herbert Loveland on Crandon Institute in Latin America impressed the group. Hostesses were Mrs Walter Ross Mrs Roy Reed and Mrs James Wells. The next meeting will be a Christmas party on December 4.

W.S.C.S First Methodist Church Florence Brooke Donald Dingle Herbert Loveland Crandon Institute Latin America Walter Ross Roy Reed James Wells

Washington School P T A Met at Mrs Zalz Home

The Washington School P T A met yesterday at Mrs Philip Zalz Heck on West Washington street. Mothers discussed general topics and a request was made for help with the Brownie Troop every Tuesday after four. Anyone willing to assist should contact Mrs Slifford McCloskey. Mrs Zalaneck served dessert and the date for the next meeting will be announced later.

Washington School Philip Zalz Heck West Washington Street Mate Mothes Oilock Slifford McCloskey

Quadruple Amputee Receives Trust Fund and New Hands

Washington reports Bob Smith, an Army private from Middleburg Pennsylvania, who lost both hands and feet in Korea, turns 21 as an amputee ward 33. A trust fund provides a small fortune for his loss, and artificial hands are prepared to replace his hooks with hospital adjustments soon.

Asimemeea Washington Bob Smith America Bob Hob

North Belle fruit dealer sentenced for falsely claiming citizenship

Federal District Judge Rabe F. Marsh sentenced Dominick Anzalone of North Belle to 21 months in jail and a $1000 fine for falsely claiming American citizenship. The FBI charged Anzalone with voting in several federal elections while a non citizen. Anzalone’s counsel plans to appeal the conviction.

PRUIT Pittsburgh Rabe F. Marsh North Belle Dominick Anzalone FBI Anzalone

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