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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1951

Page

5

Calvin Circle of the Fleet Presbyetarian Church Meeting

Olin Bracken Jr spoke to Calvin Circle on Korea and Japan at the Presbyterain Church. A Q and A followed. Bazaar plans for November 27 28 were announced with committees named. December 10 Christmas party at Mrs Clarence Wallace’s home. Several local residents and visitors noted, with travel and family updates interwoven through the social column.

Olin Bracken, Jr Calvin Circle Calvin Circle of the Fleet Presbytetian Church Korea Japan Bracken Stamey Curl East Prederick Street J. Fred Kinley Marlon Rumbaugh Paul Auer Clarence T Wallace West Pleasant Street Threen

Key Club Charter to Be Presented Next Monday

The Key Club ceremony at the Phoenix Hotel drew 97 members with Lynn Rice leading and Mrs. Rice accompanying. Armistice Day observances honored World War I fallen heroes as President James Harner presided. David Livingston announced Pennsylvanian district chair Tra Bradford will present the charter from Columbus next Monday.

Phoenix Hotel Lynn Rice Mrs. Rice Ibate Smith James Harner Mage David Livingston Thiné Tra Focal Club

Lutheran Altar Guild Meets In Clark Home

Mrs. Robert Clark hosted the Lutheran Altar Guild at her R D 2 residence yesterday. Twelve members attended as President Mrs. Gerald Staples led the discussion of December 5 church events. Chairmen for the fancy work booth were Mrs. Guy Stafford and Mrs. Clarence Kirehner. A luncheon with lime, salad, wafers, cookies, and coffee followed. The next meeting is December 10 at Mrs. H. S. Bowman’s home for the annual Christmas party. Members are asked to bring a gift and their activity envelopes for the year.

Raymond ‘Tanner Rae Jeanne Brookville Helen Colby Helen Beckwith Lakewood Matilde Kamber Robert Perelman Harrisburg Stedt West Pleasant Street Frank J. Wilson Warren, Obie Mira Wilson Gerald Clark East, Street Bria Rankin GMSN Norfolk Ralph Hankin R. O Albert Fierardi Fort Lee Army West Church Street Harold Cragg West Smith Clevel Jand West Washington Street Arthur Lindstrom RD. 1 Jamestown Charles B. Lindquist Lund— Quiet Corry TC. A. Paver Bas Pleasant Street Abertiern Regis Burns Carl Beckwith Frank Lewis Pittsburgh Charles Bist Somerset Blatt Bros. Theatres Col M.C. Durbin Wright Field Dayton X. R. Benson East Hand Street Lawreace Thomas West Congress Street Genera Motors Club Erie John W. Thomas Sampson Air Force Base Geneva Earl Button East Slreel Mileved Denton Joseph Baressi Ann Baresi Pitt Ohio State Denton Marilyn University of Pittsburgh Marilyn Gurney Mary Hartman Meatville Spencer Hospital School of Nursing Miss Gurney Mildred Roberts Shirley Gurney Utheran Altar Guild Clark Home Robert Clark R. D Tess Lutheran Altar Guild Gerald Staples Guy Stafford Clarence Kirehner Clark H. 5. Bowman

Neighborhood Club Dinner Honors Elgin Guest

Mrs. Harry Filet of Elgin entertained the Jades of the Neighborhood Club at her home with a dinner. Guest of honor was Mrs. Joseph Herliner who received a birthday cake and a secret sister gift. Bingo prizes went to Mrs. Thomas Clas and Mrs. Harry Burton. Next meeting December 6 will observe birthdays of Mrs. Ruth Weidner and Mrs. Charles Jone.

Elgin Harry Filet Hood Clu Joseph Herliner Thomas Clas Harry Burton William Haenglil Ruth Weidner Charles Jone

Institute Reports At W S C C 5 Session

The Missionary S tate reports were presented at the WSCS of the First Methodist Church in Erie during a monthly meeting. Mrs Walter Host gave the program, with a solo by Mrs Arthur Burees, and Mrs Howard Rehnjorg led devotions on Thanksgiving. A congregational dinner for 118 followed at 6:30.

Wayne Streit Erie Ws.cs Walter Host Arthur Burees Howard Rehnjorg Paul Moerdink

Party Honors Mrs Utah Jackson at Shyder Circle Shower

A Saturday evening shower at the Shyder Circle home honored Mrs Utah Jackson with eight friends in attendance. Prizes for games went to Mrs Gerald Kalehy Mrs Albers Fox and Mrs Delmar Lundeen. Mrs Jackson received a lovely gift from her friends. Chilburgers shower cake coffee and mints were served at the end.

Utah Jackson John Chilloo Edmunnd Zewatsky Shyder Circle Gerald Kalehy Albers Fox Delmar Lundeen

Large Attendance at Columbus Grange Meeting

Over 100 members from Panama Lottsville Columbus and Youngsville attended the Columbus Grange meeting in Town Hall. Leo Johnson assistant steward installed officers for Lottsville and Columbus councils. Mrs Vernella Page and her committee served sandwiches cake and coffee to attendees. Next meeting scheduled for November 26.

Art Grange Panama Lottsville Columbus Youngsville Columbus Grange Leo Johnson Vernella Page

Clayton Aldrich Wedding Near Clymer Details Revealed

Miss Wanda Aldrich daughter of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Aldrich and Broderick Clayton exchanged vows Sunday at the Clmoer Methodist Church with Rev Alin Rhodes officiating The bride wore a green Rabardine gown with white accessories and yellow and white pecanias corsage The groom wore a steel gray suit A dinner followed at the Aldrich home The couple plans to reside with the bride's parents while Mr Clayton continues his employment at Hartley Motor Siles and Wanda pursues duties at Cosy schools The bride's parents are located at R D 3 and the couple is expected to establish a home nearby

Clayton-Aldrich Clymer Wanda Aldrich Lawrence Aldrich Broderick Clayton Welcok HS Clmoer Methodist Shuch Alin Rhodes Frank Whenetl Tacat Murphy Mr Clayton Corry Hartley Motor Siles Val Clayton West Smith Street

B P W Club Meeting Monday Evening

TELIGENS Mr DeLury conducted the business meeting as B F W Club members gathered in LO OF Hall for weekly session. New member Miss Evelyn Bim was welcomed. plans discussed for a bake sale at Mahet Shoppe on November 17. Berard 4. Fuenbaugh from Brie spoke on Social Security and benefits. A salad course and coffee were served by the hostess team. Next meeting set for November 25 with a pot luck dinner in the club rooms.

Teligens DeLury LO. O F. Hall Evelyn Bim Mahet Berard Fuenbaugh Brie Norman ‘Tarbell Kurt Leeds Ames Lynch Dora Dye

Birthday party honors Miss Mary Catalfa on birthday

Miss Mary Catalfa of Sherman street was honored at a Sunday party for her 1éth birthday. Prizes for games went to Shiey Gurney Mary Jane Catal fa Jeannette Platt and Rokamy Flansen. Door prize went to Joan Haenel. The group enjoyed refreshments including birthday cake ice cream sandwiches and cake and Miss Catalin received many gifts from friends.

Mary Catal Mary Catalfa Sherman Street Shiey Gurney Mary Jane Catalfa Jeannette Platt Rokamy Flansen Joan Haenel Aternoon

Birthday Party At Bennink Home Miss Maxine Bennink Birthday

Miss Maxine Bennink the daughter of Mr and Mrs Pan Bennink of Co Tamibus celebrated a birthday Sunday evening at home. Mrs Berninke served a lunch of roast chicken green beans baked beans and cake. Guests enjoyed visiting and Maxine received many gifts. Mr and Mrs Sean Bennink from Youngsville were out of town guests.

Bennink Maxine Benniuls Pan Bennink Co. Tamibus Berniinke Maxine Sean Bennink Youngsville

Needlework Guild Directors Meeting in Corry

The Corry Branch Needlework Guild directors met yesterday with Mrs. C. S. Wallace presiding. Treasurer reported a deficit of 923.00 while about 70 garments were distributed to the less fortunate. The group announced aid to disaster areas within ten miles of Corry and urged members to remit dues. The Ble Wo River flows from Ethiopia’s Lake Tana bringing silt to the Tana plains and Sudan.

Needlework Guild Corry Brarieh Needlework C. S. Wallace Poster Davis Elil Ethiopia Lake Tana Beyok Sudan

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