Incomplete OCR Mentions Two Clean Water Quenches
Fragmentary OCR notes mention two water quenching items and notes on clean water. Unclear subjects, no identifiable persons or organizations.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1956
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR notes mention two water quenching items and notes on clean water. Unclear subjects, no identifiable persons or organizations.
Obituaries, engagements, and society notices from Erie region included Mrs. JoAnn Watson engagement to Thomas Fathine, later marriage plans in 1097 at First Presbyterian Church Warren. Also reports on Mrs. T. W. Whitehead visiting Hartford and Packo family golden wedding open house with 29 grandchildren, detailing descendants and locations across Union City Jamestown Corry and Akron.
Five Boy Scouts of Troop 161 at St. Thomas Church were advanced in rank last evening. Board members included Leo Hooks as chairman James Peterson and Ray Amy. Candidates advancing to tenderfoot were John Jackson Richard Faryer and William Fitch. Two moved from tenderfoot to second class were Louis and Larry Tucei. A Court of Honor will be held in January to award the ranks.
Thanksgiving devotion program was held at the Community Aid meeting led by Mrs Sennety Harvey. Mrs Frank Harvey assisted, with Mrs Rober Wiltas in charge of devotions including Psalm 117. Old Dougherty spoke on Harvest Festival, followed by a period of silent prayer and a tea service featuring flowers, apples, cream and tea for about 40 women.
Readable text records a Lutheran fellowship meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs William Moweny on Water Street. Members heard remarks from Mrs Quintin Ai Chih and Mike Kusama. Officers were elected for the coming year including Me Kuembs as president and others as officers. The group planned church activities and discussed hospitality, refreshments, and future meetings.
Old Brownies from Conelway Seis held a Wiener roast at fend Parc with their host Mrs Charles Swatthtkied. Afterward Mr Poréat Gates and Willer with the H-year-Old Brownies joined in. They finished their work and then played games and sang.
Sciota Community Aid met for a full day session at the home of Mrs Archie Hurlbut Red. A luncheon was served for 18 members seven men and three children. A business session was led by Mrs Latlie Raymondy with readings by Mrs Homes Olsen. The society's program closed with plans for a Christian party at Mrs Kottle Raymond's home and an oyster dinner to follow.
Mrs Lyle Merry hosted the Spencer Ladies Aid meeting at her home. Attendees shared spiritual readings from Matthew 5 and discussed church activities. A holiday party with gifts and fellowship was planned for December 13, with details to follow.
The Ladies of the order hold balloting and plan a Christmas dinner with funds dedicated to Moosehaven. Mrs Branda Mudik presided as chapter chair, Miss Mary Hincius assisted, and the event featured awards to Mrs Kirch and others. The next meeting and charity details were announced for December 6th.
The Women’s Relief Corps met at Corry Grange Hall for a noon dinner and business session. Hostess committee included Mrs Ernest Buettkofer and Mrs Charles Patterson with several members present. a bazaar and bike sale boosted treasury funds. Attendance award went to Mrs Walter-Piet. next meeting is December 6 with election of officers.
Mrs Gene Hasbrouck honored at a stork shower held Wednesday evening at her home. Twelve guests attended and games with prizes entertained. Door prize went to Mrs Harold Hasbrouck. Prizes were won by Mrs Allin Hasbrouck Mrs Charles Swanson Mrs Howard Mowers and Mrs Charles Lucas. Dessert salad waters and coffee were served.
Mrs Alfred M Morrison entertained CGG Club members at her Liberty Street residence last evening. Guests enjoyed a dessert lunch and bridge with prizes awarded to Mrs J F Needham Mrs Donald Nantes and Mrs F W Dey. Door prize went to Mrs James P Sullivan and Mrs Dey won the special award and will host the group in two weeks.
Mrs B W Baceus hosted at 424 South Center Street celebrating Mrs Lawrence C Nichols whose birthday falls November 23. Guests enjoyed contract bridge with prizes to Mrs Zaleneck and Mrs Lindy and canasta with prizes to Mrs Thompson and Mrs Kane. A salad course cake coffee and tea followed for 25 guests.
Eleven members of the Friendship Club met yesterday afternoon at the RD 2 home of Miss Frances Sperry. A social hour featured guessing games and contests with drives awarded to Mrs. Eugene Powers, Mrs. Roy Swart, Mrs. Bertha Warner, and Mrs. Jane Van Tassel. A Christmas gift exchange was drawn. lunch with sandwiches, pickles, cranberry sauce, cookies and coffee followed. Each member received a turkey candle favor. The group will meet in three weeks at Mrs. Charles Mullivan’s, RD 2, for a hard times party.
The Plank Road Club met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Jack Raymonds home on RD 2 with thirteen members and one visitor Mrs Homer Kolstee. After business, games and contests were enjoyed. prizes went to Mrs Laurence Millbrand and Mrs Walter Giler. A Christmas party was planned and expenses for gifts discussed.
A son born to Mr and Mrs Robert Graves of Rosi at Corry Memorial Hospital. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Paul Fenn of Spartanshire yesterday at Corry Memorial Hospital. A son born last night at Gor Ty Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Edwin Kiteliogey of R D 9.
A woman allegedly shoplifted a white mink cap worth $1,000 from a swanky fur store and fled with 81,000 in a confusion. She walked out the front door and vanished after a security guard escorted her back.
The text reports on Soviet Premier Bulganin proposing a plan to send volunteers to the Middle East, with Egypt as the focal point. It discusses waning newspaper coverage, mixed reactions from Arab nations, and Bulganin's three explicit demands regarding Israel, Britain, and UN troops.
A Pittsburgh patrolman, William Childs aged 30, was cleared by an Allegheny County coroner's jury in the fatal shooting of 25 year old Bertram King last October 19. Childs said he returned fire as King fired at him while investigating a traffic dispute involving Mathew Thompson 31 of Homewood, who was wounded in the leg.
An auto struck a utility pole in Etna today, killing Samuel J. Bec of Etna. He was driving when the crash occurred, and details indicate the collision happened in a suburban Pittsburgh area.
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