Jindley Attends Evening at the Porter
A brief note records Jindley attending an evening event at the Porter venue. Details are sparse but confirm presence and location.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1945
Page
5
A brief note records Jindley attending an evening event at the Porter venue. Details are sparse but confirm presence and location.
Miss Velma West entertained the Gotta Coppa Club at her home last evening. Wayne sliver and Norma Jean Nantes planned a future slumber party at Nantes home on West Church Street. A new member, Marilyn Batten, joined but did not vote. The evening included social visits and refreshments served by Miss West.
The W. Bi! Club met in the evening at Mrs. Homer Taylor’s home in Snyder Circle hosting nine members. Bingo was played with prizes awarded to Mrs. Klemen ielsen and others, recalling birthdays honored during the gathering.
The Mentor Club gathered at Mrs Home last evening with seventeen members present. Mrs Porter Auer led a book review of The Gruntlet while Mrs George Thompson received gifts for her recent recognition. A dessert lunch followed. The next meeting is set for December 7 at Mrs Alton Dahlstrad’s home on East Smith street. Martin McGraw and Mrs Carlyte Fiton were recognized with birthday gifts along with Mrs Martin Smith and Mrs McGraw. Mrs Walter Pier will host the club on December 3 at Marion street.
Mr and Mrs C W Matteson R D 3 Corry announce the engagement of their daughter Gladys to William R Reynolds son of Mr and Mrs Harry Reynolds RD 3 The couple are noted as connected with local employers and military service history is referenced for several individuals in the community announcements.
Mr and Mrs Stanley Potoka of 585 Green Street Duryea announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Tia Gule Rossman to Rev Sorman Warner son of Mr and Mrs H Clinton Warner of RD 8 Corry. Miss Rossman is a Duryea High School and National Bible Institute graduate. Warner is a Gerry Senior High School and Baptist Bible Seminary graduate now serving as a missionary in the Kenai mountains. No wedding date set.
Miss Mildred Perry was honored at a home gathering hosted by her sister Miss Mary Pow on West Washington. Eighteen friends attended a miscellaneous shower with bingo prizes, a pumpkin pie and whipped cream dessert, and a salad course before a late closing toast.
The Women's Missionary Society held the annual service at St. Pauls Lutheran Church. Miss Marshall of DuBois spoke on the Lutheran mission at the Rocky Boy Indian reservation, detailing mission history, Tidian customs, and living, noting progress, twenty society members, Sunday school, and ongoing work aided by Rev Gable and Indian Interpreter Malcolm Mitchell. A generous offering was received.
Mrs Robbins entertained seven Readers Club members at East Gough Street last evening. The program covered current events and future air traffic papers. A social hour followed with light refreshments. The next meeting on December 17 will be the Christmas party at Mrs Cronin and Miss Lena Mather’s home on West Washington Street.
A Chevrolet dealers and parts meeting was held yesterday at a local hotel with attendees from multiple cities including Mayville and Corry. Mr Logan headed the session aided by Hod Stafford and Ralph Soni, detailing parts strategies, a perpetual inventory system, and steps to secure Chevrolet parts nationwide. dinner followed and attendance signaled continued collaboration.
Ruth Carol Hempel celebrated her third birthday Sunday with a party at West Suit Street. About eleven guests and their mothers attended with gifts, cake, ice cream, and favors. Attending were Lauren Shreve, Michael Ric Civilla, Ginny McCray, Barbara Bur of, Harriette Burton, Michael McMahon, Linde McMahon, Helen Hempel, Paul Hempel Jr., and Barbara Howgard.
Edin Farmnou at 100 East Smith Street hosted twenty friends for a cocktail party Monday afternoon honoring sister Mrs Rasselas Brown and Lt Brown who arrived after years of duty. Out of town guests Mr and Mrs George Boyd are visiting relatives in the city.
Fifty members and guests of the P W Club enjoyed a social dinner in the Hotel Corry private dining room. A turkey dinner with yellow and orange mums decor livened the tables. Glenn Middleton played and Georgette Pappas performed a pifile solo titled Le Secret. Mrs Laving Sysar led a group song from Lig state club song book. Guests included Mrs Paul Brynolfson Mrs T Auten May and others. Next meeting is the December 1st social.
The Gleaners class of the Methodist Church held a Sunday meeting at Miss Patsy Skinner's Franklin street home with 14 members and teacher My Le land Johnston. Miss Skinner presided, Beverly Rauscher received a farewell gift, games were played, and cocoa and apple pie were served. A Christmas party and program are planned for December 1 at the church.
Five tables were in play last evening in the Hotel Corry lobby as duplicate bridge sessions continued. Hosts were Mrs C W Jones and Mrs Langdon Rowe with Mr and Mrs Horton Davis guiding public play. A 5 Hong and 12 P Pain occupied north south seats while east west players included others. The next session is planned for December 5 with Mrs J Bre Kinley and Mrs Robert Bumbaugh hosting.
The Quilline Club gathered at Mes Hawold Patersons East Frederick shyert with ten members and one guest Bos Hien Howard attending. Sewing and visiting provided entertainment, and Velous refreshments were served. Mrs Trey Whitehead to host Christmas party at her East Pleasant stavel home.
Regular meeting of the Dairy Men's League Sub-District 17 H at Grange Hall Union City Friday November 7 P M. Dinner will be served at 7 PM. Meetings discuss milk industry problems affecting delegates and all Dairy Men League members and affiliated organizations with open invitation to interested parties.
The column presents a recurring Red Cross quiz asking about founder Henri Dunant and the origin of the Red Cross, the treaty date, when the U S joined the Red Cross, and the ex officio president of the American Red Cross. It invites readers to submit questions at the central offices.
Feenneth Cecil Winslow, son of Kennneth and Martha Gates Winslow, died yesterday at Corry Hospital. Born Sunday, the infant is survived by grandparents Mr and Mrs. Gulus and great grandmother Martha Lindsey of RD. A community service will be held for the baby with details uncertain. The Navy is not involved.
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