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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1947

Page

5

Judith Eve Leeds Birthday Party Honors Young Hostles

Miss Judith Eve Leeds celebrated her second birthday with a party for eighteen children at their home on Last Predericke street. Pink and white decorations, games, cake and treats were provided. Gifts included toys and toy watches. guests included Mrs Paula Deeds and Mrs Milton Zaly neck.

Judith Eve Leeds Octoben Sth Karl Leeds Last Predericke Street Barty Hows Judith Uve Paula Deeds Milton Zalyneck Arthur Cohen

Findley Lake Garden Club Meets at East Congress Home

Mrs. C L Auer entertained Findley Lake Garden Club members and guests yesterday afternoon at her East Congress arrest home. Thirty three attendees enjoyed a bountiful tureen luncheon and viewed pressed wild flowers, musical solos, and garden slides from Erie and Findley Lake.

Findley Lake Garden Club C. L. Auer East Congress Arrest Frances Selkrens

Moose Lodge Hosts Big Society Gathering Night

Last evening the Loyal Order of the Moose hosted a society gathering at the Moose Club on North Center street. More than 250 members from the Legion, Moose and Women of the Moose attended enjoying a sound movie on Mooseheart, music by the Sountage Trio from Erie, and a buffet lunch.

Nate Adi Leyesanenven Loyal Order of the Moose the Legion Women of the Moose Moose W. F. Thiessen Noble North Moose Allison Gifford

New Era Club Plans Rummage Sale At Church

The New Era Club of the Presbyterian Church met for a tureen dinner at 6:30 Wednesday at Mrs. Wallace's West Pleasant Street home. Thirty-one members attended as Mrs. Wallace was helped by three coordinators. The group discussed final arrangements for a rummage sale to be held at the church on October 3 and 4 with Mrs. Cochran as general chair.

William Howarth Bellvue Robert Wank Franklin Street Charles Rainesalo G.I. Rainesalo Park Street Pittsburgh Carnegie Institute of Technology Rainesalo William Zafiropulos Mott J Street Pittsburon Homer City John Martin Meadville Howard Walters Snyder Girtle Ruth Jackson Long Beach Calif Clayton Turner North Center Street Ingeborg Selberg Dunkirk Tomer New Era Club The Presbyterian Church West Pleasant Street Wallace Marle Dickson N. R. Dickson Samuel Wood F. D. Whittlesey Kurt Leeds Business Sion A. V. Cochran Russell Briggs William Johnson Stanley Anderson West Precerick Street Stitch and Chatter Club Mott Street John Mick Victor Klisart Kilisavll

Dinner at Hotel Cory Hosts Erie Con History Dinner

Fifty five men met Wednesday evening at the Hotel Cory in the Corry Room for the Erie Con history dinner. Guests included Cory and Union City Masons W Pitt Gifford Ren Whit Jey Harry McGinnis Hugh Darsin and R L Rodgers from Erie. The event featured a baked hall dinner at 6 30 with Glenn Whiddleton providing dinner music on the sale box. Afterward members moved to lodge rooms to prepare for the Fall Consistory to be held later this month in Brie.

Hotel Corry Cory Union City Land Degree Masons W. Pitt Gifford Ren Whit Jey Harry McGinnis Hugh Darsin R. L. Rodgers Erie Glenn Whiddleton Tooms Brie

Boys 4 H Club Meets at Community House

The McCray Boys' Club held a meeting at the Community House with President James Hammond presiding. The group recited the 4 H pledge and conducted a roll call. Mr. Hobart, the county representative, spoke on winter care of pigs and calves and will soon transfer to New Castle. No further meetings are planned until a new district leader is assigned.

McCray James Hammond Marting Lawrence Lintstrom Rell Ane Erber Hobart New Castle

Bridge results honor locals at American Legion Home

Seven toies of quineate Bridge played last evening at the American Legion Home. Honors for Narti and South went to Mrs. C. W. Bracken and Mrs. Harold Burgnon high, Mr. and Mrs. J. Pred Kinley second, and Mrs. Walter Scott with Mrs. T. Hubley third. For Hust and West, Robert Ott Jr and Kurt Leeds were high, Dr. and Mrs. H. Hanmim second, and A. 5. Bona with Norman Neckers third. Mrs. Boag takes reservations for next week’s play planned for October.

Quineate Bridge American Legion Narti South C. W. Bracken Harold Burgnon J. Pred Kinley Walter Scott T. Hubley Robert Ott, Jr Kurt Leeds H. Hanmim Bona Norman Neckers Boag

Miss Ida Watrous Honored By Company Dinner

Last evening a farewell party was held at Tarbell's Tim for Miss Ida Watrous who has left the company after thirteen years of service. Guests enjoyed chicken dinners at 8 40 and fall flowers adorned the hall. Miss Watrous received a luggage gift from the group presented by Miss Elen Vander hoot. Manager Robert Bumbaush offered remarks and Miss Watrous replied.

Enero Eee Emphoy Company Wéle Honoy Ida Watrous Tarbell Tim Miss Watrous Elen Vanderhoot Robert Bumbaush

V F W Auxiliary Votes Gift To National Home

President Jean Field led twelve members at 8 15 in the V F W Home West Washington Street meeting. They approved a $10 gift to the Pennsylvania Cottage at the National Home Eaton Rapids. Mrs Lawrence Snow joined as new member and Mrs Grace Durham won the evening’s award. Social hour followed and October 15 set for next meeting.

Jean Field V.F. W West Washington Sitck Pennsylvania Eaton Rapids Lawrence Snow Grace Durham

How to Keep Curling Bath Rugs From Curling

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Raymond Mfg. Company IqUISORS open house honors eleven years

The Raymond Mfg. Company labor group held its first meeting of the eleventh year at the T. O. F. Hall. Over 180 employees and guests attended as President William Dahl and officers led the open house. Barton Kautt-Mei spoke on welfare work and equity, and films from 1941 and 1947 Raymond pictures were shown. Refreshments were provided by Raymond Bechomer and committee.

Raysmord Mfg Raymond Picnies Raymond Bechomer

Miss Jennie Gibas Graduates at Aymot Hospital School

Miss Jennie Gibas, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ploryan Gibas, is among 38 graduates of a three year course at Aymot Hospital School of Caring. The ceremony took place at Sir Pauls Cathedral in Erie. She will serve as assistant supervisor at the hospital.

Jennie Gibas Ploryan Gibas Aymot Hospital School Auing Ene Sir Paul's Cathedral Erie Gibas Frank Gibas George Drobacek Ann Bache

Nestor Aymong Is Honored At 13th Birthday Dinner

Nestor Aymong, 13, celebrated his thirteenth birthday with a dinner hosted by his mother Mrs C J Aymong at their home 2874 West Main Street. A cheerful group of sight boys enjoyed a 6:30 p m meal featuring a yellow and green decorated cake. Favors included candy bars and gifts from friends. Attendees: Craig Moore Donald Bagley Ted Eleynski Tom Elehynski Charles Elehynski Edward Glucoma and Benheld Mosier.

Circle No. 3 Met for October Session at Whitehead Home

Mrs. Tracy W. Whitehead hosted 19 members and one guest in East Pleasant Street for the October meeting of Circle No. 3 W C S of the Methodist Church. Devotions and prayers opened the session followed by a lesson on India becoming an independent nation. A tureen dinner plan for October 20 was set, with committees named, and November 5th meeting scheduled at Mrs. John Mitchell's home on West Bond Street.

W. S.C. S. Circle No. 3 Tracy W. Whitehead J. H. Brooks W. c. S. Circle No. 3 Methodist Church East Pleasant Street Willis Brown GC. A. McEntarfer C. A. Molintain John Obii Ira Miller Myra Peterson Leal Reed India Greil Brita Whitehead Nelso Dimmick John Mitchell West Bond Street

Evangeliest United Church Women Aid Meeting

The Evangeliest United Church Women’s Aid Society met with Mrs. William Bumente on West Wayne Street. Mrs. FF Bush led activities as Mrs. Guy Bennink, president, presided. The group completed twelve Red Cross sewing shirts and hosted gingerbread with whipped cream tea and coffee.

E. U. B. Women’s Aid Red Cross Evangeliest United Bisthea| Church Women's Aid Society William Bumente West Wayne Street FF. Bush Guy Bennink Leon Van'tassel

El Gatto Club Hosts Wiener Roast Night

El Gatto Club members gathered at Mrs. Laurence Wade's home in F. D. 1 for a Wien er roast and social evening. The group enjoyed singing and visiting beside a large camp fire followed by hot dogs, roasted marshmallows, and hot beverages. Next meeting details will be announced soon.

el Gatto Laurence Wade

Treon Society Meets at St Pauls for Hospital Aid

Miss Ruth Lauston hosted the Treon Society of St Pauls Francical Lutheran Church for its first post summer meeting at her Fork Street home. Sixteen members sewed thirty five towels for Corry Hospital obstetrical room. A business session planned Christmas gifts for Bethesee Orphanage in Meadville and a November 3 dinner at the church was set with parish house work sessions. Pumpkin pie with whipped cream and comee tol were served.

Treon Society Corry Hospital Ruth Lauston Fork Street St. Paul's Francelical Lutheran Church Bethesee Meadville

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