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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1950
Page
5
Eastern Star Bazaar Planned For December Values in Corry
The Winter bazaar of Corry City Chapter No. 17 Order of the Eastern Star will be held Friday December 1 and Saturday December 2 at the Salvation Army citadel. Mrs. R Lawrence Davison heads committees for food tea needlework toys and a fish pond with sales of homemade foods and tea served afternoons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Earle Hasbrouck
Robert Brown
Ross Fehlman
Lawrence Thomas
Paul Meerdink
A. Bruce Smith
F. Lowe Edwards
Corry Local Dairymen's League Meets at Humphrey Home
The Corry Local of the Dairymen's League held a Wednesday evening meeting at the Humphrey home with Charles Warner presiding and F. O. Harvey leading songs. Minutes were approved and speakers discussed federal and state milk marketing orders. The group announced an annual meeting for December 9 at T. O. C. F. Hall and a directors meeting to plan. About 40 people attended with refreshments provided by Bertha Humphrey and committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Humphrey
Dairymen's League
Cecil Humphrey
R. D
Charles Warner
F. O. Harvey
Harold Howard
FO. Harvey
Union City
Keneth Fravier
Division
Erie
Atte
New York
State Milk Control Commission
Pennsylvania
Thei
Ivan Hatch
Harvey
League
Waterford
Jake
Bertha Humphrey
McCray Church WSC Dinner Meeting Plans Christmas Party
McCray Church W S C S held at Concord Community House served a delicious creamed chicken dinner to 40 adults and 11 children. Devotions were given with Mrs Webb McCray presiding. December 14 is set for the Christmas party with gift exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGray Church
McCray
W.s.cs
Concord
Amici Bible
E.A.B. Church of
Birthday Club Social At Mrs S E Anderson Home
Local birthday club met on Thursday evening at Mrs S E Anderson’s West Frederick street home. Prizes for contests were worn by Mrs Elmer Sharer and Miss Hazel Merken. The hostess served a Listy dessert course and honored Mrs V Cochran’s birthday. The next meeting plans a Christmas party on December 14 at Mrs John Sheehan’s home to celebrate Mrs C A McClintock’s birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. E. Anderson
S. E Anderson
West Frederick Street
Elmer Sharer
Hazel Mer~ken
V. Cochran
John Sheehan
C. A. McClintock
Pie Social Friday At Lindsey Hollow School
A Friday evening pie social at Lindsey Hollow School drew a crowd. Sponsored by the BTA, contests and games entertained attendees while prizes went to Mrs. William Akam LeRoy Lindsey and Robert Lindsey. Miss Shirley Hall played accordion and Mrs. Akam led the organizing committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atage
Lindsey, Hollow
BTA
William Akam
LeRoy Lindsey
Robert Lindsey
Shirley Hall
Sute Ronald Graybill
Columbus Aid Bazaar Planned For Dec 6 7
Plans for the Columbus Ladies Aid bazaar to be held December 6 and 7 in the church basement were discussed at a Thursday meeting at the home of Mrs Clare Gordon assisted by Mrs Vernelie Page. A public supper is planned for the final evening with booths for aprons baked goods parcel post packages and a fish pond for children. A parish tree dinner is set for December 8 at 7 PM and members are asked to bring exchange gifts for the Christmas party on December 14 and to bring children’s gifts for baskets to be packed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Ladies’ Aid
Clare Gordon
Vernelie Page
Baenar
Helen Bindley
Carol Cole
Harol Bates
Donald Small
Tireen
Concord Community Club Holds Dinner Meeting
A large 70 person gathering met at the Concord community hall for a fireman dinner hosted by Mrs Sam Stull Edna Wade and Ladd Lewis. Entertainment featured moving pictures from the Dairymen's League a Wales travelogue and a comic film.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Community Club
Sam Stull
Edna Wade
Ladd Lewis
Dairymen's League
Wales
Stanley Baker
Warner McCray
Robert Gates
Stanford Hose Dance Set At State Armory Next Wednesday
The 64th annual Tanksgiving Eve ball sponsored by the Stanford Hose Company will be held next Wednesday night at the State Armory. Eric Chiefs Ray Laurie in charge reports ticket sales progressing and tickets at the door. Allan Hasbrouck and his five piece orchestra will play from 4 p m to 1 a m with Albert Thayer of Erie calling the square dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford Hose Company
Eric
Ray Laurie
State Armory
Allan Hasbroucks
Albert Thayer
Erie
Marionette Show Heads Bazaar At Presbyterian Church
The Presbyterian Church bazaar on November 28 and 29 features a marionette show titled Little Red Riding Hood produced by Mrs. B. Tobias. Junior Department children manipulate the puppets with musicians and clown art marionettes by Mrs. Porter Auer and Mrs. Robert Galbreath. Bargains include handmade crafts, baked goods, and candy, with booths open from 1 p.m. to 10:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Bazisr
Red Riding Hood
B. v .Tobias
Wille Sandra Cochran
Red Meing Hood
Sylvia Anderson
Dame Riding Hood
Porter Auer
Robert Galbreath
Paul Crowell
Ernest Vanssens
Christus
Valioux
Presbyterian Women’s Association
Stag Party At Elks Club Recalls Gay Nineties Night
More than 300 members of the local BPO Bike lodge enjoyed a Gay Nineties themed stag party at the Elks Club. Delegates from Union City arrived by train and joined the 7 pm to 1 am celebration featuring authentic period costumes, a two hour finale show, and a smorgasbord start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Club
Union City
Junior Elementary P. T. A. Met This Week
Mrs. Charles Parkhurst presided as the Junior Elementary P T A met in the High School library. Membership drive yielded 204 new members and cups for the P T A were discussed. Two violins were presented by Miss Dorothy Frontroth with Miss Dorothy Doerr on piano. Room 2 mothers won the attendance award with 65 attendees served doughnuts and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duni
P. A
Charles Parkhurst
Dorothy Frontroth
Dorothy Doerr
Park
Soam
Richard Hurlbut
Alton Rigby
Charlee Skinner
Ade Langharet
Harold Carlson
Harold Scott
Hay Resale
Ervid Lansberry
Pittsburgh
Mildred Denton
Lawrence Douglas
Frank Burkhardt
Personal Shower for Miss Joan Patterson
A personal shower honored Miss Joan Patterson at the East Boat succer home of Mrs. Blimear Wassink. Gifts were exchanged and prizes awarded for games as friends celebrated her upcoming marriage to Frank Brigham in November. Guests included Mrs Richard Schneider Mrs Frank Laurie Mrs Buland Harvey Miss Ann Skales and Miss Elizabeth Stack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amie Darna Ahereon
Feldey
Blimear Wassink
Frank Wise
Patterson
Frank Brigham
Saw‘yer
Alfred Morrison, Jr. Dale
Silver Links Class Met Last Evening
Mrs Stella Reaple presided over the Silver Links Class Friday night meeting at the BUB. Twelve members and four guests answered roll. The next meeting is December 15 with a building fund pledge goal of 210 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Reaple
BUB
Chariv
Guy Bennink
South Center Street
Roll Wall
H. Ray Harvis
Helene Rae
Agnes Rupp
Velma Whitney
Reagle
Hi Neighbors Club Hosts Tureen Dinner Meeting
The Hi Neighbors Club met Thursday afternoon at Mrs Kenneth McCray’s home. A tureen dinner was served to ten members as they spent the early part of the afternoon tying a comforter for the Apostasy after which they played games with awards won by Ms Vernon Almphrey and Mrs Harold Bemis. The birthday of Miss Eloise Marsh was honored and she received a delicious cake from Mrs Raymond Olimer. Mrs Cecil Humphrey will host the December 21 Christmas party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth McCray
Hi-Neighbors
Indies
Vernon Almphrey
Harold Bemis
Eloise Marsh
Raymond Olimer
Cecil Humphrey
Miss Joan Dey Feted Friday Evening
Miss Joan Dey bride elect of Lawrence Mortum was honored at a Friday evening shower hosted by Nes J F Needham and others. Guests enjoyed games and prizes, carnations for the honoree, and a novelty umbrella centerpiece with ice cubes. Refreshments featured a three tier cake and salad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Dey
Dua Dey
Lawrence Mortum
A. Cooms
Nes J.F. Needham
James Suliwiyn
Harold Cragg
Donad Nantes
Alfred Morrison
Dey
Good Samaritan Class Sets Christmas Dinner Date
The Good Samaritan Class of the First Methodist Church held its November meeting with Mrs. Robert Marsh presiding. They voted to host the annual Christmas dinner on December 15 at 6 30 PM at the church, each member bringing a small gift for exchange, and a social hour followed with refreshments provided by Mrs. Donald Cady Mrs. Carl Swanson and Mrs. Earl Van Guilder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Samaritan
Good Sanshiian Chiss
First Methodist Church
Robert Marsh
Rob
Marsh
Donald Cady
Carl Swanson
Earl van Guilder
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