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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1947

Page

13

Friendly Circle Honors Members at All Day Meeting

The Friendly Circle of the Cutting Sunday School met at Mrs. Arthur Wallace’s home for an all day meeting and threen dinner at the moon hour. Roll call prayers of thankfulness opened the session led by Mrs. Harold Bemis. The next meeting is planned for Mrs. Lawrence Redding’s home on December 1 with the day devoted to packing sunshine boxes. Mrs. Clyde Courtright and Mrs. Frank Bayle won contests and received cards and gifts for birthdays. The coastal period closed with prayer.

Cutting Sunday School Arthur Wallace Harold Bemis Lawrence Redding Clyde Courtright Frank Bayle

Good Samaritans Class Met Friday Evening

The Good Sematitan Class of Woonscaman Sindy School Glass and First Methodist Church met Friday evening with 13 members present. Activities included games, a devotional by Mrs. Kenneth Loveland, and a business meeting chaired by Wilbur Larson. Plans were made for a tureen dinner and Christmas party at the Stowe home on December 10.

Whe Woonscamanan Sindy School Glass First Methodist Church Edith McEntarfer Wilbur Larson Kenneth Loveland East South Street W. B. Stowe

Frontera and Peterson Families Welcome Newborns

A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Frontera of R. D. Sah the Corry Hospital yesterday afternoon. A daughter was born late yesterday afternoon at Corry Hospital to Mr and Mrs. Almon Peterson of 240 Hateh street.

Sylvester Frontera R. D. Sah Corry Hospital Almon Peterson Hateh ‘Street John Potockd Railroad Street Bperrod Tor

Wojtowicz Cobb Wedding in East Branch

Miss Mary Cobb daughter of Ryland and Mary Cobb of East Branch wed John Wojtowicz son of Joseph and Mrs Wojtowicz in a Thursday evening ceremony conducted by Rev. Jordan Cole of Columbus. The couple will reside in Garland after a brief wedding trip. Numerous local residents and relatives attended and other news items note travels and visits of area residents.

Wojtowicz-Cobb Mary Cobb Ryland Cobb East Branch John Wojtowics Joseph Wojtowicz Jordan Cole Columbus Edwin Schramling

Successful Thanksgiving Bingo At St Edward's Hall

Friday event at St Edward's Hall sponsored by St Thomas Church men drew about 400 attendees. Co chairs Harold Roberts and Richard Bachomner oversaw helpers. George McCarthy won a grocery basket. five $15 games and fifteen $8 games played. $80 in door prizes awarded to six winners. Paul Fox won $57 jackpot. Moll's Bakery donated cakes. final proceeds to be announced later.

St. Edward's Hall St. Thomas’ Church Harold Roberts Richard Bach Omner Edward Brigham Jack Walsh Tony Kubss Harold Scholter Walter Hopkins Clais Moran Frank Gravino Theodore Glatz Osscar Kinney Henry Bureh George McCarthy Donald Brigham Marion Triscult Dean Houser Charles Bennett Elleabeth Jansen Paul Fox Moll's Bakery Jack Armstrong Oli Simmons Sey Roberts Kinmey

Corry Welfare Group Hears Bazaar Report

The Corry Welfare Organization met at the City Building yesterday afternoon with Mrs. Barnes absent. Mrs. Reed led the session and Mrs. Kinley reported on the November bazaar at the Rod and Gun Club. A Christmas party for junior members is planned with Mrs. Bert Welden as chairman. next meeting date to be announced.

Corry Welfare E. ©. Barnes B. Reed Rod and Gun Club FE. R. Kinley Bert Welden

Teen Town Hosts Splash Party for Titusville Youths

Eighty four members of Jerry's Teen Town enjoyed an evening splash party in Titusville. The group swam an hour then had refreshments at Isaly's before riding two buses home to Corry by 10:30. Youth leaders Mr and Mrs Mertith Hunt Miss Ann Baressi and Mr and Mrs C W Shotbarger praised the good behavior.

Jerry Titusville Isaly's Corry Mertith Hunt Ann Baressi

Rigby Housewarming Welcomed by Columbus Friends

Mr and Mrs Alton Rigby of Columbus hosted a warm surprise party Friday evening as relatives and friends gathered at their home. A social evening of visits with snacks and tea followed, and the couple was presented with a replacement screen additions by the group.

Alton Rigby Columbus Rigby

Nuptial High Mass Unites Jankowski and Kozik in Union City

Eleanor Marie Jankowski and Joseph M. Kozik wed at St Elisabeth's Church in Union City in a nuptial high mass celebrated by Rev Carl L Holdt. The ceremony drew 250 guests with attendants, breakfast, and a reception at St Elisabeth's Hall. the couple plan a Washington honeymoon and will reside in Evie Where.

St. E Eleanor Jankowski St. Elisabeth's Eleanor Marie Jankowski Joseph M. Kok John Jankowski Columbum Koalt Martin Konk Carl L. Holdt Mildred Denton Stephen Jankowski Sophie Gionosta Gypée~ Philia Lizabeth Church United Id Joseph M. Kozik Talita Pondel Irene Greek Lucy Komeda Gronystar Diwolly Habartky Prank Kozik William Jankowski Walter Parule Theodore Piluch St. Elisabeth's Hall Kori Washington, D Kozik Corry Senior High School Kozlic Union City High School Evie General Electric Company Erie Detroit Koistarville

Columbus Turkey Party At Fire Barn Nets Prizes

A Columbus turkey party held Friday evening at the fire barn drew strong attendance. Fire department members sponsored the event and awarded forty three turkeys along with three special prizes to Richard Page Richard Mc Chesney and Steve Hajeo for top prizes.

Columbus Richard Page Richard McChesney Warren Steve Hajeo

Hi Neighbor Club Formed From Cutting Group

The Cutting Group met for the November meeting with Mrs. Bessie McCray as hostess. Nine members attended and a bountiful dinner followed. At the business session the group voted to rename themselves the Hi Neighbor Club and will meet on the third Thursday each month. Mrs. Carl Marsh to host Christmas party December 18 at her home. Merle Haskell and daughter Thura visited Burgettstown after leaving East Pleasant Street Thursday.

Paul Burkhardt Atascndero Calif C. F. Burkhardt West Prederick Street Frank Sturgis Toiay Sturgis Z. A. Williams West Smith Street C. H. Gustin Cincinnati Elleanor Rosier Union Corry G. J. Aymong Dorothy Nestor West Main Street Lester Danner Terry East Pleasant Street Union City Nor Murn Danner Dorothy Aymong Elmer Bayle Washington, D. C Mary Frances Raymond Anderson North Center ‘Street W. A. Heath Concord Street Columbus Ernest Johnson William Coon Dunkirk Dallas Co. Smiley West Church Street Coon Hyhdwah Cutt Ing Bessie McCray Carl Marsh Merle Haskell Thura Burgettstown Ernest Richards

Concord Community Club Social Evening and Minstrel Show

The Concord Community Club held a Friday evening dinner at 7 30 at the community house with a full dinner service by Mrs. Sam Stultz and Mrs. Clyde Hall. A minstrel program by Alley Cals Quintet Plus Four at Corry Junior High School featured Giretto Mrs H Lymm Rice with group singing jokes instrumental solos and several named participants. A Christmas party was planned for December 19 with committee roles listed and visitors noted, plus John Frontera visiting from Wesleyville with Ralph Bailey and family for the weekend.

Clu Sam Stultz Clyde ‘Hall Alley Cals Corry Junior High School H. Lymm Rice Giretto Groun Mi ‘Aier Pat Miller Frank Ross Eugene Shafer Dorothy Sherwood Betty' Wood Sandra Swartz Dixie Phips Wilma Ingram Marilyn Gur Gey Ginger Pay Club Ieatly Velma McCray Newell Gates Laurence Wade

Piero Pierotie Delights at Community High Concert

Piero Pierotie gave an outstanding Friday program at Comny Senior High School as the second Collins Concert Service event sponsored by Jocut Business and Professional Women's Club. Alfred Patten accompanied with a varied recital including songs by Sneaks and Hageman, Russian selections,, and trio of piano pieces. The audience of over 200 enjoyed an operatic scene from Rigoletto and three encores. The next feature will be Miriam Marmein dancer on December 14th.

Piero Pierotie Comny Collins Jocut Business and Professional ‘Women's Club Pieratic Alfred Patten Sccomnpanis Sneaks Hageman Mr. Pletotic Musorsiky Hand Guid Ihen Debussy Oklahoma Oper Verdi Arist IM. Patten Plerotic Miriam Marmein

Public Invited To Round Table Discussion

The P. T. A Souneil invites the public to a round table dinner at 8 o’clock on Monday evening November 24 at the Pabview School. Corry citizens may attend. Corry High School Social Living students will join a discussion on World Affairs with mediator F Lowe Edwards.

Vhe P.T. A. Souneil Pabview Citzens of Corry Corry High School F. Lowe Edwards Ruby Hildebrand Jean Marie Johnston Iris Hoggert William McElroy James Clifford William Zafiropulos Holland Morgan

Fine Crowd Attends Presbyterian Chicken Dinner

A chicken dinner at the Presbyterian Church social netted about 985 for the ON Class. Over 200 tickets were sold and a full menu was served by the organizing committee led by Mrs. J Fed Kinley. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Marsh and daughter Charlotte visit Cleveland for a weekend, planning to attend a football game.

J. Fed Kinley Lloyd Marsh Charlotte Beaverdam Cleveland

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