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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1954
Page
5
Fragmentary note references Indians, Gor portrayal, and a caller discussion with Harold and Lan. It mentions teaching, roles, and rhetoric with unclear sequence or outcome. Limited readable names and events prevent fuller reconstruction.
The WOTM regular meeting in the lodge rooms chaired by Miss Katheryn Kirin heard reports from Miss Mary Jo Hepler on 66 mittens and gloves sent to Mooseheart, $5 to Moose Haven, a $100 plus profit from turkey chances, and a bed spread raffle upcoming. They will pack food baskets for Christmas and decide the December 2 party date. Initiation planned and a dinner invite extended to Corry Chapter. Pvt. Carl J. Malek arrives on furlough. Elsie Diane Hunt improving after five months at Zem Zen Hospital. Erie visit for Mr. and Mrs. Marlin Mack and son Grady. local attendance at Oil City High School play tonight.
The O.U.R. Birthday Club honored Mrs. Orrin Kinney last evening at hostess Mrs. Kenneth VanClise's Columbus home. Eleven members and two guests attended. A round robin letter was prepared for former member Mrs. Gladys Bennink in California. Refreshments and a birthday cake were served. Next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Fred Jensen with date to be announced.
The Women s Relief Corps No 49 met with 25 members at Grange Hall. President Mrs Merle Long chaired as a bazaar and bake sale netted 32 50 for the treasury. A Christmas party is set for December 16 with dinner, gift exchange, and reservations due by the next meeting.
Rehoboth Sunday School Glass members entertained their families with a tureen dinner Wednesday evening at Evangelical United Brethren Church. Forty seven people attended the meal arranged by committees led by Mr and Mrs Glenn Humes and Mr and Mrs Gerald Fish. Fall decorations graced the tables and a routine class meeting followed.
The Nazarene Foreign Missionary Society gathered at the church with Mrs. Gary Dinefelder presiding. Members sang hymns, offered prayers, and discussed Thanksgiving reflections, calendar reports, and early Nazarene work in India including Berar and new directions.
The Good Samaritan Class of the First Methodist Church met at Spartansburg Methodist Church for a turkey dinner with 27 attendees. Afterward they joined a prayer service at Corn Church, held a business meeting, and played games before closing. The next meeting and annual Christmas party are set for December 10 at the Wayne Street home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sturgis.
A surprise party honored Mr and Mrs Elvin Eshelman on their twelfth wedding anniversary at the Eshelman home R D 1 with about 30 guests. They received a cash purse and later enjoyed cake and coffee. Out of town attendees included Thomas Baker Washington DC Harry Silvis Sheffield and Ernest TeWinkle and family Clymer. Mitzi Gaynor and Jack Benn wed and honeymoon after a private ceremony at a friends home in San Francisco.
Mike Mamutla aged 62 of Pittsburgh died yesterday when he fell from the Kennywood Boulevard Bridge in Duquesne. The incident occurred near the bridge with investigators aiding the probe.
A small local bridge group gathered last evening at 130 Wright Street hosted by Mrs. Percy Corbin. Prize winners in the two table contest were Mrs. Robert Punnell and Mrs. Theodore Hubley. Mrs. Howard Ross won the special award. They planned to meet again December 2 with Mrs. T S Kelsey.
The Can cord street home of Mrs. Joseph De Marte hosted a local bridge club gathering. Two tables played contract bridge with awards to Mrs. Ernest McMichael and Mrs. Rosario Caruso. A salad course followed and the group plans another meeting in two weeks at Mrs. Joseph Pitcavage's Columbus home.
Miss Susanne Crowell of 323 Euclid street entertained at a birthday dinner last evening. Eight guests attended a 6 o'clock dinner at her home followed by a social evening honoring Mrs. Edith Drake Mrs. Nina Shaver and Miss Barbara Shaver of Washington D C who is visiting here.
Wheelock Community Aid met at the home of Mrs. Merle Patterson for an evening of devotions and reports. Members Mrs Harold Dougherty Mrs Wayne Hopkins and others attended extensions meeting at Waterford to review pensions and decorations. The group continued crochet work on cancer dressings and planned a sewing class for November 30 at Mrs Charles Kennedy's home with Rachel Hoga leading the effort.
The Baptist Church Brotherhood met Wednesday evening at the church. Lloyd Thomas, president, presided as Rev. Robert DeBoer led the devotional. Members shared a question from the Book of Matthew during entertainment. Refreshments were served before adjourning to meet December 15.
The annual Thanksgiving party for members of the Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge the Helping Hand Club and the Odd Fellows and their families was held Wednesday evening in the TOOF Hall club rooms. More than 100 attended the turkey dinner served at 6 o clock followed by cards and socializing.
The ten member Democratic Committee met at Chairman Mrs. Rhynard’s Marion street home to organize a turkey dinner for Thursday December 2. All who worked in the recent election were invited to attend. Mrs. William Swan helped serve a buffet lunch. William Allen announced a December meeting to be scheduled later. Routine business and November 2 results were discussed.
Carter Hill Ladies Aid met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Arthur Morriss home. Twenty two ladies and three children attended with sewing and games. Plans were announced for a Christmas party on December 15 at Mrs. Wayne Brandts home. A Thanksgiving lunch was served.
Mrs Needham entertained CGG Club members at her Maple avenue home with Mrs Johnson as guest. The evening featured a dessert course and a contract bridge game across two tables. Award winners were Mrs Van Dresar, Mrs Hall and Mrs Dey. Mrs Sullivan to entertain December 2.
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