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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1963

Page

5

Ingathering of Guild Held At Davis Home

The Needlework Guild of America local chapter held its annual ingathering Tuesday afternoon at Bea Foster Davis's North Center Street home. Attendees included Mrs. Carl Slemmens and others. a moment of silence honored the late Mrs. Frank Ames. Many garments were donated for distribution to local recipients. directors who have not yet given gifts are urged to contribute promptly.

Vue Athering Needlework Guild of ‘America Bea Foster Davis North Center Shreets Carl Slemmens Charles Bracken Horton Davis Hazel Shuss Maud Bennink Clarence Wallace Frank Ames

Books Listed For Teenagers From The Journal's Reading List

The Journal lists suitable reading for readers 12 and up including adventure stories and history titles such as The Perilous Road Henry Reed Inc Haye Space Suit Will Travel The Bronze Bow The Queen's Most Honorable Pirate North by Night Three Against London and The Rainbow Book of Nature. Junior girls titles include Going On Sixteen Ten Leagues of Boston Town Witch of Blackbird Pond and Wait For Me Michael. Animal stories feature Guadenzia Pride of the Palt Big Red and The Incredible Journey. The Shortstop highlights a young man’s first pro baseball year. History and biography cover D Day Diary of Democracy The Presidency and The Supreme Court Harriet Tubman Conductor on the Underground Railroad and The Land of the Pharaohs by Leonard Cottrell.

Wees Nasey Weels Henry Reed, Inc London Boston Town Blackbird Pond Michael Guadenzia Europe Harriet Tubman Leonard Cottrell America Supreme Court

Wo men of the Moose host November gathering

Twelve members met at Mrs. Glenn Davis's home in Columbus to stuff toys for CHEER and Erie County retarded children. They planned bazaars and bake sales at the Corry Rod and Gun Club on November 1 and 22, requesting items by November 21.

WOTM Women of the Moose Glenn Davis Columbus CHEER Erie County Corry

Local Notables Await Mail with News of Bill Loveland

Mr and Mrs Harvey Loveland of Marion street await news as their son Bill travels home aboard the United States liner from Germany where he has served four years in the U S Air Force. Bill and his German born wife Rose left Germany yesterday for the United States their first return since October 1959. The United States sails the transatlantic route in five days.

Harvey Loveland Marion Street Bill United States Germany U.S. Air Force Rose Felix Campisano Niagara Falls N. Y United States Marine Corps Camp Lejeune N. C Frank Campisano Frank Karen Sinare James Sinare West Columbus Avenue Tampa Fla Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge IOOF Edward Rossbacher Robert Ottie Ymca Ladies The Joseph Furst Ray Ray Oviatt Galeton First Baptist Church R. D.2 Wave Hieck LeRoy Rieck State College Corry Grange Grange Hall

Christmas Display At Grange Hall Draws Crowds

Rangers and friends gathered at Grange Hall Wednesday afternoon to view a display of Christmas gifts and ornaments. The event was sponsored by the home economics chair Mrs John Decker and her committee. Mrs Maude Barnes gave a talk on her ancestry. Mrs Velma Long won the special award. Cookies and Go Tee were served. A January meeting is planned with date to be announced.

gcoUp G Rangers Grange Hall Hone Economics John Decker Maude ‘Barnes Velma Long

Manager Named Erie Civic Theatre Association Plans 1963-64 Playhouse Season

Leonard Edelstein named manager of the Erie Playhouse for the 1963 64 season. December children theatre opens followed by January adult play and then alternating productions. a summer season is under study. Plans include local talent, possible import from Cleveland and Pittsburgh Playhouses, and potential concert and lecture series. Civic Art Center concept tied to Strong Power Station.George Izenour designing facility. 20000 spent so far. Edelstein optimistic about art center impact and national trends.

Civic Leonard ‘Eielstein Playhouse Edelstein Cleveland Pittsburgh Erie New York City Cornell Department of Theatre Arts Western Reserve University the Playhouse New York Gene Frankel Keuka Theatre Provincetown Playhouse Erie Playhouse Civic Art Centar Pennsylvania Electric Company George Izenour Yale Junior League Civic Art Center Tri-State

Mrs H Loveland Hosts Brokenstraw DAR Meeting

Mrs H Loveland hosted the Brokenstraw Chapter of the DAR at her East Main Street home with fourteen members and two guests present. The hostess was assisted by Mrs Hilton Simmons and Miss Ethel Matthews as dessert refreshments were served. The group saluted the flag and recited the Lord's Prayer before business, led by president Mrs Homer Kolstee.

Brokenstraw Howard Loveland East Main Street Hilton Simmons Ethel Matthews VW. Graham Pasr Homer Kolstee H. A. Gilbert National Defense United Nations Sam Shepard Erie United States DAR

Notices for Jesse Clark Funeral Services Held Saturday

Funeral services for Jesse Clark will be at Brarkly Funeral Home at 2 p.m. Saturday. Friends may call Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. and Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Burial will follow in Pine Grove Cemetery.

Jesse Clark Brarkly Funeral Pine Grove Cemetery

Bridal Shower Fetes Miss Carter In Clymer Area

Mrs Stanbro and Mrs Charles Gilmore hosted a bridal shower for Miss Carter, with 25 friends attending from Westfield, Bear Lake, Meadville, Rochester, Corry, and nearby towns. Prizes were awarded to several guests, refreshments included a shower cake, mint favors, and notes of pink and white decor.

Stanbro Clymer Dixie Lee Ol Ester Lyse Harles Gilmore Westfield Leonard Stutzman Jackson Taylor Corry Miss Carter Bear Lake Feadville Rochester Corry and Ley Jessa Smith Carol Gibbart Emory Evans William Stockton Howard Haskins

Bible Club Holds November Meeting at Wright Street Home

The Corry Area Bible Club met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Robert Shannon’s Wright Street home with 14 members and one guest Mrs. Betty De Golier. A surprise birthday luncheon honored Bible Chair Missionary Ms. Mary Riley, who received cards and money. The group’s president urged spiritual growth and prayers were led by Mrs. Alfred Haenel and Miss De Golier. The next meeting is set for December 10.

Corry Area Bible Club Robert Shannon Wright Street Betty de Golier Tissionary Mary Riley Murray Raymond Alfred Haenel Miss de Golier Inland Mission Kenya East Africa

Helping Hand Plans Thanksgiving Dinner

An all day meeting of the Rel Fan ing Hand at the 100F Hall drew nineteen members and guests. Mrs. Harvey Loveland led the session and urged attendance at the Thanksgiving dinner on November 20 at the 0CF Hall for Odd Fellows, Rebekahs, and Helping Hand members. Guests included Miss Keron Wilcox, United Nations Pilgrimage youth delegate, who will present films. Mrs. Ralph Goold chairs the event. the next meeting on December 12 will feature a Christmas party and exchange.

Rel P'Tureen Dinger Louis Auer Paul Crowell Harvey Loveland Keron Wilcox United Nations Ralph Goold

Gerry Dahl 9 Celebrates Birthday Party at Home

Gerry Dahl marked his ninth birthday with a party at his East Columbus Avenue home. Classmates and neighbors attended, including Ronnie Bailey and Bill Cervola, with special guests Pennie Cervola and her cousin Sheila. Activities featured football games and the film Sinbad the Sailor, plus a football themed cake and gifts.

Gerry Dahl East Columbus Avenue Ronnie Bailey Bill Cervola Sam Jenco Gary Millspaw Edwin Thacker Larry Wells Douglas Person Dennis Scalise Jeffrey Davis Larry Gross Pennie Cervola Sheila English Warren Sinbad the Sailor Gerry Milton Dahl Charles Bailey Dean Dahl

Special Services Continue At Columbus Church

Special services continue at Columbus Community Congregational Church each Sunday at 8 p.m through December 5 led by Rev Walter J Thoms. Guest preacher this Sunday is Rev Richard Hostetler of Deayer Day Mennonite Church. The six part series is titled Experiencing Joy In the Lord. A choir of over 80 under Max Bennink will perform music. Last Sunday 118 attended to hear Dr Paul Shumaker of Greensburg. The goal for Sunday is to overflow into the balcony.

JME Columbus Community Congregational Church Walter J Paul Shumaker Greensburg

Pittsburgh nurse named chief beneficiary in $427410 will

Virginia Millay of the North Side Pittsburgh attends as primary beneficiary in the will of George E. McBean 65 of the city the estate valued at $427410 goes to the private nurse who cared for him for 15 years under the testament drawn seven years ago.

Stroh Pittsburgh Virginia Millay North Side George E. McBean

Wheelock Ladies Aid Holds Meeting at Williams Home

The Wheelock Ladies Aid met last evening at the home of Mrs. Guy Williams of St. D. 4 with ten members present. Mrs. Charles Kennedy led devotions on the Thanksgiving theme. Donations were voted for the United Fund and Corey chapter of the Literary Guild. Mrs. Ayers gave a talk and showed photos from her Mexico trip. The group enjoyed gingerbread with whipped cream, tea and coffee. The next meeting will be the annual Christ mas tureen dinner on December 12 at Mrs. Merlo Williams home.

Wheelock Aid Guy Williams Wheelock Ladies Aid St. D Gordon Southwick Lara Ayers Charles Kennedy United Fund Corey Literary Guild Ayers Li Feresting

McBean Estate Trust Proposed for Rita Education

The Shadyside district notes a will where 3 percent of the McBean estate remains. The bulk of the estate, mainly industrial stocks, goes into a trust from which Murray may withdraw funds to educate Rita, the daughter. Look in the Classifieds for moving details.

Shadyside McBeant Mrsey Rita McBean

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