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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1957
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss Upstate New Jersey and Bellefonte as reactions to a proposal. Mentions 624 and 10,000 members, possible ties to Eastern and New York topics, with vague reference to a Congress after 22 years. Further readable context is needed for clarity.
November Pack 95 meeting at the American Legion Building featured guest speaker Me Shaw alue Chautauqua County Council leader Mayville. Adult awards were presented by Frank Bayless, with remarks on Cub Scout Achievement. Den achievements were shown on ladders, and Walter DeShuzer announced December coordinators and the December 27 meeting. A broad local notices section listed students, visitors, engagements, and weddings among residents’ happenings.
Robert J Bowles leads the Starboard Players in The Other Wise Man a Christmas one act. The Erie group presents the pre holiday drama at Wright School auditorium on Tuesday December 4 at 8 15 pm with Clarence Locke Winifred Myers and Esther Sterner directing and starring alongside Bowles tickets available from Rainbow Girls or at the door.
Hospital Awfilary Sno Ball Dance committee held a planning session at Mrs. J. F. Needham's Maple avenue home. Mrs. Arthur Pledger reported a crown purchase and invited organizations to sponsor a candidate. Window displays planned. dance set for December 27 at the Moose Club. Cookies and coffee served.
Mr and Mrs James R Clark entertained at their Brook Street home for a family Thanksgiving dinner. Attendees included Raymond Clark and son James Giltford of Corry. Robert Michael and son Lorry and Mrs Mabel Michael of Union City. Clarence Brown and son William of Wesleyville. Mary Ann Butcher and Larry Davis of Corry. Also noted NAVAL VETERAN DIES in Wilmington NC. Vice Admiral Paul Hendren a veteran of the Vers Crus campaign, WWI and WWII and commander of USS Philadelphia during WWII, died Thursday.
Mr and Mrs Rasselas Brown hosted an open house last evening at Snele hole on RD in a holiday social honoring nieces Mrs Mary Gillette Conner of Randolph Macon College VA and Mrs Berenice Ann Conor from Shady Side Academy Pittsburgh. Guests included Philip Pewers instructor at Virginia Military Institute and Charles Conaway of Warren Apposiatary SA, with Nora decorations and buffet refreshments. Frank Hammond, Cornell freshman, visited as a house guest of Mr and Mrs D Armour Millston.
Mrs J F Needham president of the Corry Memorial Hospital Auxiliary announced this morning that reservations are closed for the auxiliary meeting to be held Monday evening in the hospital dining room. The event is the annual Christmas party beginning at 6 30 with a tureen dinner and Christmas carols to follow.
The Friendly Circle of the Cutting Sunday School met at Mrs. Fred Wallace's home with 13 members present. Officers were elected: President Mrs Arthur Wallace, Vice President Mr Fred Wallace, Secretary Mrs Gordon Shampoe, Assistant Secretary Mrs David Fussett, and Secret Sister Secretary Mrs Ray Stutsman. The group planned a Christmas party and discussed charity work and a magazine subscription.
Mrs H J Wilcox chairs the dinner with help from Mrs Needham Mrs Earl Haight Mrs J Fred Beebe Mrs William Chiricuzio and Miss Mary Higells as the newly organized Glee Club plans an evening performance.
Arrangements for the Elks Ladies Day luncheon were announced this morning. The event is scheduled for Wednesday December 1. Cards and bowling will be enjoyed in the afternoon. Reservations must be made before Tuesday evening with Mrs Louis Morrow or Mrs Raymond Sandburg. No reservations will be taken on Wednesday.
The Women’s Civic Club held its monthly meeting yesterday in the Corry Red and Gun Club rooms on East Washington street. Eight members tied off a quilt intended for a needy family, with president Mrs Bert Welden leading the session and announcing that 12 cloven kitchenette brooms were to be donated.
A 40 year old housewife in De Bowin and Mie confessed to killing herself after a domestic dispute over money for “extras” and a Bible. Police report the quarrel began when her husband returned from work and found her in the bedroom. the couple had previously agreed not to spend on extras.
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