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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1957
Page
5
DAR Monthly Meet Highlights Jamestown Rally Beings
Mrs E C Barnes spoke on the Jamestown Va festival she attended this summer at the Brokenshaw Valley chapter DAR meeting held at Mrs Tracy Whiteheads home on East Pleasant Street. Seventeen more ladies attended with plans for a Tamassee school offering and a George Washington birthday card party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Barnes
DAR
Brokenshaw Valley
Payghters of American Revolution
Tracy Whitehead
East Pleasant Street
Tamassee School
Tamassee
George Washington
St. Mary's School
James MacInnes
E. ©. Barnes
Jamestown
Mme
Walter Auer
W. A. Redmonks
Ethel Matthews
Roger Brown
West Frederick Street
Lydia Circle Hosts Yule Party at Mrs Brown’s Home
Lydia Circle of the First Methodist Church met at Mrs. W. E. Brown’s 318 West Church Street for 20 members. Devo tions by Miss Téa Ohin opened the session which honored late member Mrs. Margaret Robbins and planned a Christmas party for December 4 with a tureen dinner and a sale to fund a church project. New members Mrs. Maude Hitchins and Mrs. Albert Anderson were welcomed. dessert lunch followed with Mrs. Bertha Stockton and Mrs. Bertha Wykoff assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Circle
W. E. Brown
West Church Street
Lydia
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Téa Ohin
Henry Rockman
Margaret Robbins
Bertha Stockton
Bertha Wykoff
Brown
Mrs Devereaux Feted At Stork Shower At Proctor Home
Mrs William Proctor entertained at her R D address with a stork shower for Mrs Robert Devereaux. Pink and blue decor set the table with a stork and bassinet. Favors were tiny diaper mints. Guests watched television and played games with prizes to Mrs Raleigh Shannon Mrs Clair Fenno and Mrs Dale Inman. Door prize went to Mrs Harley Reed. Hostess LaVern McElDowney served shower cake ice cream coffee and tea to 15 guests. Mrs Devereaux received a chest of drawers and Teet er Babe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Devereaux
William Proctor
R. D
Raleigh Shannon
Clair Fenno
Dale Inman
Harley Reed
LaVern McEldowney
Devereaux
Women's Relief Corps Enjoys Tureen Meeting
An all day Wom en's Relief Corps session was held in Corry Grange Hall on Pari street. Morning work included tying off a quilt and a tureen dinner followed by a business session at 2 p m with 32 members present. A gift of money to the WRC was approved. Attendance honors went to Mrs. George Hurlbert. Next meeting set for November 21. Also included a report of a 13 year old boy found hanging at home in Belts Hoover district, polices said accidental while playing with a long piece of bwine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Relief Corps
Women's Relief Corps
Corry Grange Hall
Pari Street
Mae Clark
Wesley Willis
Merle Haskell
Martha Davis
Willis
Boy
Pittsburgh
Terry Crawford
Beltshoover
Paul Crawford
Local families welcome newborn daughters and sons
A daughter was born yesterday afternoon to Mr and Mrs Frank Wawrejka of Spring Creek at Corry Memorial Hospital. A son was born yesterday afternoon to Dr and Mrs Joseph Furst of 311 Wright Street at Cony Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wawrejka
Spring Creek
Corry Memorial Hospital
Cony Memorial Hospital
Joseph Furst
Wright Street
Kathie Jo Marsh
Robert Marsh
East South Street
Friendship Club meets at Mrs Jaquiths with eight members
Eight members of the Friendship Club met yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Harry Jaquiths home. The meeting began with The Lord's Prayer led by Mrs. Norman Swart. Prize winners were Mr. John Decker, Mrs. Roy Swert, and Mrs. Charles Mulligan. A lunch of sandwiches, pickles, cranberry sauce, angel food cake with lemon sauce, and coffee followed. Mrs. Decker will host on November 21 at her home on IR.p. 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Jaquith
Friendship Club
Norman Swart
John Decker
Roy Swert
Charles Mulligan
Spring Creek Aid Outlines Annual Bazaar Plans
Sixteen Spring Creek Ladies Aid members met in the church basement for an all day quilting session. A threen dinner was served at noon before a business meeting led by president Mrs Frank Kufferlin. Devotions by Mrs Walter Maxwell focused on Thanks giving and Praise. The group discussed a December 5 bazaar featuring aprons novelties winter bouquets and a fish pond for children. Gerald Whaley and Mrs le Donaldson closed with lunch. next meeting December 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Creek Ladies Aid
Frank Kufferlin
Walter Maxwell
Gerald Whaley
le Donaldson
Wheelock Aid Holds All Day Session at Home
Wheelock Community Aid members met yesterday for an all day session at Mrs. Leonard Edwards home with Mrs. John Krass as hostess. A tureen dinner for 16 was served at noon. Mrs. Robert Williams, secretary, conducted business. Mrs. Leon VanTassel led devotions and read from Scripture, presenting a reading titled Forecasts That Jesus Is Coming. Mrs. Wayne Hopkins offered the prayer, sewing and visiting filled the afternoon as plans were made for the next meeting with Mrs. Merle Pi of RD.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tog
Wheelock Community Aid
Leonard Edwards
John Krass
R. D
Robert Willams
Leon VanTassel
Jesus
Wayne ‘Hopkins
Andles Group
Ni ‘St
Merle Pi
New Pennsylvania auto inspection sticker size and design
The article describes a new two and a half by three inch state inspection sticker for Pennsylvania. Beginning November 1, the sticker moves to the lower right windshield corner and features a diagonal color split, replacing the old Keystone design. Police raise concerns about curved windshields obscuring the sticker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Harbor Half Ladies Aid Plans Christmas Party
The Harbor Half Ladies Aid held an all day meeting at Harbor Half Community House from noon with about 25 attendees including members and families. Mrs. Arthur Lindstrom and Mrs. Rupert Morris hosted devotions, a quilt was tied off, and Mrs. Guy Fralick led the business session which planned a December 4 Christmas party hosted by Mrs. Gordon Pralick with decoration help from Mrs. Fralick and Mrs. Reynolds. online notes mention sister activities to be revealed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harbor Half Ladies Aid
Harbor Half Community
Hostes
Arthur Lindstrom
Rupert Morris
Lindstrom
Guy Fralick
Ald
Sesson
Gordon Pralick
Willam Reynolds
JOY Class Hosts Evening Meeting at East Congress Street
Mes. William Peiffer hosted JOY Class of First Presbyterian Church at her East Congress Street home for 18 members. Mrs. Carl McIntyre led opening devotions. Mrs. J. Fred Kinley conducted the brief business session. Discussion focused on proper methods of bringing up children. Dessert and coffee were served by the hostess and committee Lynford Chase and Delia Bernard. Mrs. Leon Root won the dear prize. Next class party set for December 5 with location to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress Street
First’ Presbyterian Church
Carl McIntyre
J. Fred Kinley
Famous Kinzua Bridge May Be Abandoned
The Erie Railroad received permission to abandon 14 miles of track north from Mt. Jewett to Lewis Run, including the famed Kinzua Bridge once a regional tourist draw. Local groups and state agencies consider salvaging parts or preserving access, while salvage value is estimated around $110,000 and maintenance costs about $43,000 annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinsue
America
Etd
Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce Commission
Erie Railroad
Mt. Jewett
Lewis Run
Selamanca
Seneca Highlands Association
Kingua Bridge
Tthe
Arle
Erie
Clouds Create Sky Mystery Over Pittsburgh District
On Thursday night in Pittsburgh and across the east, residents misread bright objects in the sky. Newspapers fielded many calls as people saw strange moving lights. answer: clouds and large searchlights used for advertising by two stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
East
Venus
South Hills
Sputnik
Muttalk
31000 Pounds Fish Wrecked In Area
Johnson's truck hauling fish from Boston to Chicago crashed between Mt. Jewett and Limestone. He pled guilty to reckless driving after brakes failed. Injured driver and wife treated at Union City hospital as police estimate 6000 loads lost and 40000 in spilled seafood costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page One
Johnson
Boston
Chicago
Union City Stem Memorial Hospital
Union City Nospital
Wesley Allen
Union City
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Mr. Triak
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Bush
Glen W. Donaldson
Find
Lewis A. Hovey
Mr. Hovey
John #. Bell
Mrs. Bell
A.C. Hovey
St. Petersburg
Fis
Hovey
WOTM
Women of the Moose
Henry Davis Jr
Neil ‘Thomson
Howard Johnson
Community Chest
Clarence Kirch
Salamanca
College of Regents
The
Moose Club
J. Leone
Andrew Swantel
Iman
Donald Neylon
Harold. Jackson
Ap. m
Robert Grice
F.C. Chapin & Son
Spring Creek Aid
Wheelock Aid
TRL
Maine
IGER
William Peiffer
Bennetts
Ravel
Kinzua
Pittsburghers
Limestone
Pate
South St
Iix
New High School
Paul Taylor
Patricia Farg Salome
Robert Tunnell
CORRY
North Center Street
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