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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1959
Page
5
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The Warren County Home Extension annual Christmas meeting is planned for Wednesday at the White Way Drive In in Starbrick. The program includes a topic on Christmas greens, demonstrations at 10 15, county exhibits, and a baked ham luncheon at noon. Reservations due by Monday November 16th via the extension office at the Courthouse annex in Warren.
The Spring Greek home extension group held a demonstration on Danish pastries and sandwiches led by Mrs. Chandler Mason. Officers announced include Mrs Rendall McGray as vice chair, with Mrs Leodakar treasurer, Mrs Mason foods lender, Mrs Raymond Ler assistant, and George Brundage sewing reader. The next meeting is set for December 10.
The Sciota Aid held an all day session at Mrs. Arthur Miller’s R D 4 home with 16 members attending a noon smorgasbord. President Mrs. Tyan Heslink led devotions by Mrs. Peter Schurman as plans were made for an oyster dinner on December 10 at Mrs. Heslink’s Clymer Hill home with a gift exchange among members.
A son was born yesterday morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Roland McCray of Elgin. A daughter arrived early this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Marvin Perkins of Bear Lake. A daughter was born this morning at Garry Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Richard of 236 Wright Street welcomed a daughter. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Fred Kowalchuk of 24 Fourth Jenn Union City at Stem Memorial Hospital Union City.
Mrs. Halfast of RD 1 Spartansbury hosted a family gathering with Mildred Halfast visiting in Florida. Attendees included Earl and Cynithla Barrison and many relatives from Spartansbury and nearby towns as Mildred plans winter with Mrs A E VanTarsel in Port Orange.
Mrs John Zojane and her daughter Jahda Mute were honored at a Tuesday baby shower hosted by Mrs Russell Buhls in Cutting. Twelve ladies attended with awards to Mrs David Coons Mrs Henry Leid and Mrs Clifford Alkens Jr. Refreshments included salad wafers cookies coffee and tea from a blue table center cradle with fall flowers. Pink and white decorations accompanied the event and Linda Marie received gifts.
Scout Troop met yesterday in Wright School cafeteria to report progress on Christmas paper sales and complete homemaker badge requirements. Sherry Bennink showcased a yarn doll and badge work. Mrs Millspaw awarded badges to Mary Davidson and Dann Sue Jolley for second class ranks and multiple badges. meeting ended with friendship circle and Taps.
Catholic Daughters No 45 held a November meeting in Corcoran rooms with Mrs Waller Deutsch in charge. Mrs Morrison chaired the evening committee with cochair Mrs Osthere. Members listed include Mrs Sin Barresi, Miss Ann Bareal, and others. Next meeting set for December 10 with a Christmas tureen dinner.
The Columbus Parent-Teacher Association met during National Week with an open discussion on ability grouping. PTA president Mrs Eugene Matos presided and devotions were given by Mrs C H L Wilkeinson. Mrs Coyle from Warren Public Library spoke on the bookmobile.
Mrs Babcock hosted the Evangelical United Brethren Church Women’s Aid group with 16 members present. Maude Bennink led devotions while president Waive Rowland led a brief business session. They quilted, visited, and enjoyed apple pie, cheese, coffee and water. The next meeting is November 2 at the church with a Simeon dinner and Thanksgiving basket packing for shut-ins.
The YMCA fair features booths with crafts and toys, holiday pins, flowers, candy, a fish pond, and children’s activities including movies. It runs from 1 p.m. to 9 p.m. with the auxiliary president Mrs Mattin Keppel listed as chair. An auction will be held tomorrow evening for leftover items. Refreshments and tickets will be sold by attendees and at the building.
Marlene Dietrich ends years as a television hold-out by signing a one hour color special to be shot in Paris opening night of her Etoile performance. Orson Welles will producer the show and she will sing songs like Palsing in Love Again The Boys In the Back Room and Look Me Over Closely. Negotiations proceed for a sponsor as the production moves forward in France.
The VFW Ladies Auxiliary met in the garden room at the post home with 12 members present. President Mrs Roger Grape announced the 28th District meeting date in Mercer at 230 pm and the group voted to hold one meeting in November and December due to holidays. They approved donations to Erie VA Hospital Erie Soldiers and Sailors Home St Barnabas Home VFW National Home and the VFW Christmas seal fund. Refreshments were served by Mrs James Keppel and Mrs Grape who received the attendance award.
The Emmanuel Guild held a meeting to organize their Holiday Luncheon. Bowers chaired the planning session, with Arthur Creighton and Mrs Edlinham among those present. Rev William C Selz led yesterday's devotions and the group will gather December 29 at the Mireh for the event.
Raynend Sandburg of First Avenue hosted the bridge club last evening. Winners were Mrs. Roweee Keck and Mrs. Gerald Une. Special prize went to Mrs. Howard Ross. A dessert luncheon was served. The next meeting is December 2 at Mrs. Robert Tunnel’s West Park Place home.
Baltimore records show Wu Vonn Malloy selecting a strong audience for a speech on recalling new acquaintances. Malloy will be guest speaker Monty at the Arbutus Lions Club, with the meeting notice listing the speaker as John Molloy.
The Evangelical United Brethren Church Rehoboth Class honored Miss Ivan Downey at Mrs. Vernon Welch home on Grovestreet Wednesday evening. A Mother Goose themed program included games and a pink and blue dessert table with a bassinet centerpiece. Guests received pink and white candy favors shaped like a baby in a bassinet and gifts to the guest of honor.
Walter WW Williams, Civil War veteran, is expected to turn 117 on Saturday. He may wake late and mostly sleep through his birthday as illness saps his strength. A large birthday celebration with music and barbecue is planned for Sunday, though he may only sip barbecue juice and rest.
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