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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1947

Page

3

Two Corry Men Enter Tech Institute as Freshmen

Two Corry men entered the Case Institute of Technology at Cleveland as freshmen in the 48 term. Frank H. Jos, 45 East Frederick Street, and Ronald B.H. Noble, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard L. Noble, 31 West Smith Street, are listed among new students. The article also notes local incidents and weather, including a fogbound night, a fire truck collision, a Corry resident seeking telephone privacy, upcoming soot investigations in Warrenborough, and a city council news brief about police staffing and salaries.

Corry Case Institute of Technology Gleveland Frank H. Jos East Frederick Street Ronald BH. Noble Leonard L. Noble West Smith Street

Erie Veteran William F Cruite Dies at Dayton

William F Cruite 75 retired in Erie since 1938 died Tuesday morning at the National Military Home in Dayton where he had been a patient since December. He served in the Spanish American War and belonged to Lt James H Hoskinson Post 31 of the U S W V in Erie. Survived by wife Clara he will be buried at Pinell Cemetery with military rites at 11 AM Friday. Military services will be held at the grave following a requiem mass at St Peters Cathedral. Funeral home services and memorial observances planned in Erie.

William F. Crutte Sted National Military Home Dayton Crutte Rie Uae Hk Fave Garry James H. Hoskinson Erie Clara Cruite Edward G. Hanley Orelock St. Peter's Cathedral Pinell Cemetery

Honored Mrs. Henry Ainsworth Turns 78 at U W event

W C T U members and guests gathered at Mrs. James Scully’s West Wayne street home for a surprise birthday party honoring Mrs. Henry Ainsworth, who is 78. Devotions were led by Ainsworth, and programs featured flowers honoring Frances Willard, a program on Christian citizenship, readings by Miss Margaret McDonald and Mrs. Franke Lille, and a group performance of Oh Yes Election Day. Ainsworth received a purse and gifts during the social period, with refreshments served by Mrs. Scully assisted by Mrs. N J Kline and Mrs. B J Sheldon.

Ine W. U. U James Scully West Wayne Street Frances Willard Floyd Rohnson Christian Citizenshp Margaret McDonald Franke Lille Johnson Obese Lille Grace Ainsworth B. J. Sheldon Erie

Mrs Harold Ayers Honored At Wheelock Shower

Mrs Harold Ayers who is moving from the Wheelock district was honored at a handkerchief shower hosted by Mrs Harold Dougherty of Wheelock. Seventeen neighbors and one out of town guest Mrs Fulton Calvin of Homestead Park attended. Games awarded to Mrs Frank Harvey and Mrs Lawrence Morton. Jello cake and coffee served. Mrs Ayers received many handkerchiefs.

Harold Ayers Wheelock Harold Dougherty Fulton Calvin Homestead Park Frank Harvey Lawrence Morton

Contract Bridge Club Met At Union City

Union City hosted a Tuesday evening card session by the Contract Bridge Club at the home of Louis Forayura. Two tables of bridge were played with awards to Mrs. Robert Bumbough and J. Fred Kinley. Mrs. Lester Darmer received a special award. The hostess served a salad course. Mrs. Danner, East Pleasant Street, Will entertain October List.

Louis Forayura Union City Contract Bridge Club Robert Bumbough J. Fred Kinley Lester Darmer Danner East Pleasent Street Will Ehtertain

Ward Employees And Guests Party At Colonial Gardens

Twenty two Montgomery Ward store employees and invited guests met Tuesday evening at Colonial Gardens in Lakewood for a chicken in the rough dinner and social evening. The dinner was enjoyed with cards visiting and dancing featured. Miss Estella Johnson planned the party.

Montgomery Ward Colonial Gardens Lakewood Estella Johnson

Rebekah Lodge Officers Installed at I O O F Hall

Installation ceremonies for Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge No 140 were held last evening at the I O O F Hall with Mrs Myrtle Milks of Erie as district deputy president and staff. Officers include Mrs Prederick Beall noble grand, Mrs Oscar Prita vice grand, and others. Over 50 members attended from Erie. The annual district meeting is planned in Erie on October 24. Social hour featured fruit jello, rolls, cake, and coffee. Next meeting October 21 will be a Halloween form.

Rebekah Lodge Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge No I. O. 0. F. Hall Myrtle Milks Erie Pueaident Prederick Beall Noble Gerand Oscar Prita Noble Grand Pred Hoenes Maude Keefe Howard Loveland Arthur Barton C. L. Auer Merrill Lillie Margare Plat Kenneth Loveland Ms Carter Glenn Bidred Beall Auer Jennie Gibbs Walter DeJean James Loveland Niels Sorenson Arthur ‘Mapes George Ellsworth PB. L. Swanson Barton

Circle No 1 Met At McEntarfer Home

Circle No 1 of the W Ss met at Mrs A McEntarfer’s West Place street home last evening with Mrs Trving Young Mrs Leroy Daly and Mrs Pred Miller as assistants and presiding officer Mrs.

8. C.S McEntarfer Home Girls A. McEntarfer West Place Street Trving Young Leroy ,Daly Pred Miller

Meeting Opens With Bible Contests And Salad Tea

B Stowe called the meeting to order and led devotions at la baries Reston. Twenty two members attended and enjoyed Bible contests with Mrs. Donald Diol and Mrs Robert Marsh in chives. A salad course was served and Mrs. Stephen Brooks of East South Street will be hostess November.

B. Stowe la Baries Reston Donald Diol Robert Marsh Stephen Brooks South Street Novewiberath

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