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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1945

Page

5

Missionary Address Sparks New Era Club Meeting

The New Era Gib of the Pres byterity Church met last evening for a bureen dinner and a lecture by Mrs. Leonard-Hoverixogs about a Filipina held by the Japanese. Mrs Hogentoom showed colored slides on field work. funds from a recent Trimmage sale totaled 138 dollars for club projects. The group adjourned to meet Mrs. Arthi Cochran on the first Wednesday of November.

New Era Club New Era Presbyterity Church Leonard-Hoverixogs Glenn Dickson Marion Rumbough Claude Blineherd Hazel Merkel Tke Mery Sherwoot Une Arthi Cochran

Birthday party at Snyder Circle marks local social gathering

A community birthday party with pink and white decorations, treats, and guests was held at Snyder Circle for Jimmie Woodworth. Guests included Ms. James Woodworth and Mrs. Lester Hepler, who served cake, candy baskets, and chocolate milk. Several local residents and service members were noted in attendance or traveling through, including Pvt. Richard Gates, Pfc. James Woodworth, and families from Elk Street, West Bend Street, and Franklin Street. The event featured gifts for the celebrant and a festive, neighborly atmosphere.

Simadl Tris Snyder Cirete Fttle James Woodworth Jimmie Lester Hepler Lawence Kaynor Richard Gates Baltimore Glenn Gates Elk Street Charles Kinley West Bend Street Erle Frely R. Dearing West Washington Street Pittsburgh A. B. Manner Sann Diego Calif. St. Ge Bruce Dearing

Inquisitors' Club Opens Season With Notable Meeting

The Inquisitors' Club, the Mfg Co unit, opened the season with a highly informative gathering. Lyle Chase, planning engineer, explained plant operations and costs, sparking a lengthy forum and active department participation. President Milford Reed led the session, with Walter Custer chairing the arrangements committee.

Vf the Tay~ Noid Mfg. Co WiHst Lyle Chase Tistuk Ponditeniis Oper Forum

Plans Formulated For Community Bridge Play

Mr and Mrs A 5 Boag announce a duplicte and rubber bridge session Wednesday evening October 10 in the BP Ww Chib rooms North Center street over the G G Murphy Company store. All interested community bridge players are invited to attend to plan how often the group will meet and how the club will be operated. Prizes will be awarded and light refreshments served at the conclusion.

A. 5 Boag Atst Ww. Chib North Center Street G. G Murphy Company Telit

Allene Doolittle Hosts United Brethren Aid Meeting

Mrs Allene Doolittle entertained yesterday with 91 members and friends of the United Brethren Ladies Aid at her North Center street home. Mrs Guy Benainck gave devotions and Mrs Harts Watrous presided. Four main topics were discussed and fruit baskets for shut ins were prepared. The hostess with Mr Bennink and Mrs Ross Fleming served light snacks.

Allene Doolittle U. B. Aid Allene Doolittie Nori Center Street United Brethen Ladies’ Aid Guy Benaink Harts Watrous Ben—nink Ross Fleming

Bridge Club Holds Semi Weekly Meeting at Miss Harriet Colestave’s

The bridge club met Wednesday night at Miss Harriet Colestave’s home on Euclid street with seven guests. Mrs Manly Stanahan won high score and a frozen dessert was served. Mrs. Percy Corbin attended as guest. the club will meet again on October 17 with Miss Shinley Earson.

Bridge Club Harriet Colestave Euclid Street Manly Stanahan Percy Corbin Shinley Earson

Local residents and visitors noted in Cory area social roundup

A stream of visitors and residents were reported in Cory and Warren with engagements across several families. Mrs. F Shraves, Mrs. Tit Edgell, Mr Walter Dedean, Mr Albert Gartothre, Mrs Prank Keleher, Mrs Ly A Rastin, Dr K J Limeaster, and others appeared at homes and events. A Northwest District PTA wheel meeting in Warren drew many, while Sgt Douglas Hanks returned from Indiantown Gap for discharge processing and Pf Howard Hanks enjoyed a 45 day furlough amid overseas service.

F. Shraves Cory Tit Edgell Emporium Corry Walter Dedean Hidgespree Albert Gartothre Prank Keleher Irienels Warren Ly A. Rastin Franklin Treat D- Gahen Maselyilli K. J. Limeaster Tampa Fla Lancaster Sind Mele C. W. Jones Hard Center Sapet William Tagram Blancherd Venns Polvol Albert Pay Wis LaVerne Group Dayal Chapriin Lawrence Hansen Mildred Sauron Donald Nantes Mass Dorothy Brown Raymond Biybhine Mire Vint Northwest Wheel—Ly PTA. Association Warren Sesterday Douglas Hanks Indiantown Gay Lester Hanks Wright Barone Mme Gap Howard Hanks Idso P Yese

Farmer Corry Watson Marries Miss Catheu June Brunner

Lester B Watson a former Army Air Corps veteran and farmer from Bradford married Miss Catheu ine June Brunner of Eldred at Eldred Methodist Church. The ceremony was conducted by Rev H E Smith with Mary Low Bernard of Eldred as al her. Lt Ge Wd Carpenter and Lester Russell Jr served as ushers. The couple plans to live in Washington D C after a short honeymoon and Watson will attend television school there.

Lester Watson A.A.F Lester B. Watson W Aailey Bradford Catheuine June Brunner Adda Brunner Eldred Eldred Methodist Church H. EH. Smith Mary Low Bernard de Eldred al Honor Mra. Wat Waslington D. C Mr. Watson

Methodist Society Meeting at WSCH Church Chure No 3

The Methodist Society at WSCH Church No 3 met with fourteen members and one guest. Mrs Pred Ross led devotions and Ms Blackman gave a blessing. Mr B H Reed presided. plans for a white elephant sale were made for the next meeting at Mrs Reed's home on November 7. Mrs Hukenstein was named chairwoman for the combined group to be held Monday night October AMY. A Christmas box was to be sent to Olive Hill Kentucky. Mrs Robbins led the lesson study on People of the Eis Teeies. Stintwiches cake and coffee were served by Mrs Sudestrom and Mrs York.

Methodist Society Chure No. 3 WSCH Methods Laseye Pred Ross Raver Ms. Blackman BH. B. Reed Mais Reed Hukenstein Thayes Chris Olive Hill Kentucky Robbins Ha By. S. Sudestrom

Miss Pauline Swanson Entertains Stitch and Ch Club

Miss Pauline Swanson entertained the Stitch and Chat Club at her home yesterday afternoon. Members sewed and visited while light refreshments of sandwiches jello cookies and coffee were served by Miss Swanson, assisted by Mrs Vernon Humphrey. October 1st is set for the next hostess.

Pauline Swanson Paulite Swanson Stitch and Ch Club Miss Swanson Vernon Humphrey Nostess

Nazarene W F M S Met At Spartansburg Meeting

The Nazarene W F M S met yesterday at Mrs Lewis Hebers in Spartans Iney with 16 members and visitors attending. A delicious supper was served, devotions led by Mix B R Morginton, and Mrs CM Bailey presided over the business session. The next meeting will be in November with the president on B D 3.

Nazarene W. F. M. S Spartansburg W. TM Nazarine Lewis Hebers Spartans Iney Inence Mix B. R. Morginton CM. Bailey

Dorcas Class Enjoyed Tureen Dinner At Church

Twenty five members of the Dar ol Stintay School Glass of the Methodist Church enjoyed a tureen dinner at the church last evening. Following the dinner, group singing and visiting provided entertainment. Miss Helen Jones led as general chairman, assisted by Miss Lois McCray Miss Mabel Hays and Mrs Nicholas Bogen. The party followed Hallowe en season decor. Next meeting is a secular evening on October 17.

Dorcas Darol Stintay Methodist Chiveh Fidelock Helen Jones

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