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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1945
Page
5
The readable parts indicate a dated local reference with unclear names and places, offering little concrete action or outcome to summarize in full.
Avon residents gathered at the LeTon Home on North Centur streets for Legion Auxiliary activities. Mrs Annn Graviin chaired the meeting with Mrs Mary Murray named chairwoman of the party planning for November 25 at the home. a social period followed with refreshments served to members and guests.
Concord Community Club met Friday evening at 7 30 at the Community House with eighty five attendees. Plans were made for a Christmas party on December 14 and a musical program entertained by Saufrid Sonja Linnes Wester Michael and Robert Clark and the Brown brothers from Oxbow Hall.
Duplicate bridge session to be held Monday evening at the Hotel Cony lobby. Hosts are Mrs H Langton Rowe and Mrs CW Jones. Expect good attendance at this fourth in the Winter series.
A long list of visiting relatives and friends in the area is noted, including Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Mewes and others heading to Youngstown for weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Sundstrom. Veterans plan leave visits, with Ronald Paul McIay of the Coast Guard visiting Spring Creek, and Sgt. Howard Spetty arriving home after discharge from Camp Atterbury. Major Norman A. Tithe is slated to speak at the Lyceum program, discussing Our Future Role in Jap and Germany, with preparations for a November 20 event at Seabright School.
About 300 turned out for the Breakfast In Hollywood show in Columbus last evening. Mrs Needham presided as mistress of ceremonies with Mrs Upperman assisting. The program featured prizes, music by local performers, and a light supper. Proceeds will fund a movie projector for the community schoolhouse.
Mrs Louis Lamiy and Mrs Al Brickson visited from Lake Hamilton Louisiana spending eleven weeks with Mr and Mrs Roy Huskins and Mr and Mrs Eugene Powers on East Mall Street. Miss Shirley Simmonson arrives from Washington DC for week with her parents on Liberty Street. Capt Virginia Williams and M Bye Nur Hardin arrive from Washington DC for a week long visit with the Whittleseys on West Church. Lt Robert Rumbaugh returns from Slublyarl for a weekend with his mother on West Church Street.
Knights Templar Commandery dinner at the Muscle Temple on Tuesday November 20. A 3 shift meal serves at 6:20 PM. Committee includes Mrs Albert Caylburs Mrs Harry Smith Mrs Lavina Kyfer and Mrs Glenn Steadman. Cords and bingo planned for the evening.
The Fairhaven Home Bureau unit at Fale n Ave is hosting a Christmas sewing gathering with gifts and toy-making activities led by Mrs Rann Hogan of the One Hvis county extension. A December 6 meeting will be an all-day sewing session with demonstration. judges from Fairhaven are invited to attend at 1:15 p.m. with sewing equipment.
A birth notice from Union City Hospital announces the arrival of a baby to Mr and Mrs Gera ld L Scouten of Center ville on Thursday November 5. The notice lists the parents and location but omits additional details.
Next Tuesday evening the Junior High School fealty sid students host Visiting Night for parents and friends. Students will stay in classrooms 7:30 to 9:35 for parent conferrals. A special assembly features Selections from High School orchestra, mixed chorus, and various solo and ensemble numbers directed by Mr. Rice and Mrs. Rice.
The Townsend council met last evening with Mrs. Evi Dale of Erie presiding. Following the council session a regular meeting was held where Mex Harry Silvis presented a report on the state pension held in Reading on November 9, 10, and attended by Mrs. Silvis. Several members including Tiffany, Morris, Gale, Cook, Fredell, Brooks, Robbins, Viflany, Hearn Bals, Smith, Frank Morris, and Stella Shanahan were noted as elected or active participants in the organization.
Good Samaritan Sunday Behoo class met at Mrs. O A Johnson's home on West Church Street with Miss Florine Decker and Miss Alberta Mellroy as hostesses. About twenty members attended as Mrs. Mary Dingle presided over devotions by Miss Doris Fick. Plans were made for a Christmas party December 14 at the home of Mrs. W B Stowe on East Sonih Street. The hostess group served salad crackers and coffee.
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