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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1947

Page

5

W F M S Meeting At Anderson Home

The W F M S of the Church of the Nazarene met for an all day session hosted by Mrs. Martin Anderson at 884 East South Street. Twenty four members attended enjoyed a tureen luncheon and devotional led by Mrs. R R Merriman. The group voted to buy scripture calendars funds to aid missionary work. Birthday honors were given to Mrs. Frank Litz Jr. Afternoon sewing and visiting followed before plans for the November 5 meeting. Mel bourne Sorenson of Linesville attended as an out of town guest.

Anderson Home Church of the Nazarene Martin Anderson East South Shreet R. R. Merriman C. M. Bailey Frank Litz, Jr Lee Baker West Washington Street Melbourne Sorenson Linesville

Local Bridge Players Award Master Points at Legion

Announcement from Winton Society notes that Wednesday night duplicate bridge at Legion Home on North Center Street awarded master points for the Cory Country Club tournament held September 14. Several couples received one point each. top pairs posted high scores with 113 points. future master point events planned. many local residents mentioned in attendance or progress, with travel and family notes.

Legion Home North Center Street Iocal Cory Country Club T. Hub Jey James Humphries A. S. Boas Walter Schott Howard Ross RE. Bumbaugh Norman Neckers T. Hubley Scott Hubley Neckers Kirheeds

Baptist Fellowship Elects Officers At First Baptist Church

The Ladies' Fellowship of the First Baptist Church met 30 members and guests for a monthly gathering. Mrs. H H Redding presided, officers were elected, plans made for the Baptist father and son banquet next week, and committees appointed for dinner tables serving and dishes. The next meeting is scheduled November 1 with Mrs Clyde Hall.

Paul Stroup Roy Vogt Clyde Hall R. D

Krazyates Club Meets at Mrs Whitehead Home

Krazyates club and guest Mrs Frank Jackson met last evening at Mrs Wilbur Whitehead Essex street home Progressive 500 was played with awards going to Mrs Charles Weston and Mrs Robert Hunt. Hostess served chili rolls relishes and dessert. Mrs George McMahon will entertain October 22 meeting.

Krazyates Club Whitehead Frank Jackson Wilbur Whitehead Essex Street Charles Weston Robert Hunt George McMahon

Gerry Owen Club Met Last Evening At Esterbrook Home

Ann Esterbrook of Second Avenue hosted the Gerry Owen Club meeting attended by seven members. Bingo was played with Mrs. William Rettenring and Mrs. Jennie Weicht winning awards. Refreshments included chocolate cake fruit jello whipped cream and coffee. Mrs Weicht will entertain on November 12.

Ann Esterbrook Second Avenue Gerry Owen William Rettenring Jennie Weicht Esterbrook Weicht East Bond Street

Lutheran Congregational Dinner Planned by St Paul’s Church

The Ladies' Aid Society of St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church met at the Basi on Congress street with Mrs. Harold Powell assisting. Hostess Mrs. Gerald Staples presided as plans were made for a congregational luncheon on October 2ath with co chairmen Mrs. R. S. Burr and Mrs. John Street, aided by other members. A bake sale at Mabel Shoppe on September 20th yielded a fine sum. The November 12th meeting will be hosted by Mr E. E. Hawkins and Mrs. Morris Chapin.

Ladies’ Aid Society St. Paul's Evangelical Congregational Iuteen R. S. Burr The Aid Society John Street Treen Society Hillstrom Powell E. E. Hawkins Morris Chapin

Newborns Mark Week in Mount Dora Columbus and Rochester

A son born to Mr and Mrs George Litsinger of Mount Dora Florida on Tuesday October 7 making the child a grandson of Lois Halfast the former of this city. A daughter born early today to Mr and Mrs Raymond Spetz of Columbus at Corry Hospital. A son born today at Rochester New York to Mr and Mrs Richard Countryman. The baby is a grandson of B J Lewis of East Bond Street.

George Litsinger Mount Dora Fla Litsinger Lois Halfast City The Corry Hospital Raymond Spetz Columbus Rochester, N. Y Richard Countryman B. J. Lewis East Bond Street

Mrs Marion Canpanga Leaves for Arizona Indefinite Stay

Mrs Marion Canpanga of a street near Pni is leaving for Arizona for an indefinite stay. She was honored at a farewell party Wednesday evening where seven guests attended at Mrs Mervyn N. Pritter's home. Prizes were given to Mrs T J Kelly, Mrs Rumbaugh, Mrs Adna Jewell, and Mrs Paul Phelps. Mrs Rumbaugh received a pleasing gift and Mrs Nust served salad and dessert courses late.

Marion Canpanga Pni Arizona Mervyn Nast Priter Preerick Suest T. J. Kelly Rumbaugh Adna Jewell Paul Phelps Nust

Jonathan Lodge Officers Installed Wednesday at I O O F Hall

Jonathan Lodge No. 685 of the I O O F held its installation at the I O O F Hall with district Deputy Grand Master Charles Magee and staff from Union City. Glenn Gates became noble grand for the year, Elof Dahl as vice grand, and Merle Akin received the ti on Seventh vicemen's medal after an impressive ceremony. An oyster stew supper followed, ending the social period.

Charles Magee Union City Jonathan Lodge Glenn Gates Elof Dahl Merle Akin

Local Couple Announces Wedding Of Marion Davis And Vincent Clari

Mr and Mrs John Davis of 95 West Columbus avenue announce the marriage of their daughter Marion to Vincent Clari son of Mrs Ruth Clark of Wyin Rey The ceremony was performed Monday evening by Wilmer Heifer at seven The Clark family home at 95 West Columbus avenue will be their residence Mrs Clark is a veteran of the Naval Air Corps and works for the Pennsylvania Railroad.

John Davis 95 West Columbus Avenue Marion Vincent Clari Ruth Clark Wyin_ Rey Wilmer Heifer Richard Davis Cleveland Clark West Mr. Clark Naval Air Corps Service The Pennsylvania Railroad

Beth Israel Sisterhood Installs Officers at Ritz Luncheon

Beth Israel Sisterhood met at the Ritz Restaur Tait for a luncheon where officers for the ensuing year were installed. Elected: Mrs Harry Baerach President Lena Cohen Vice President Kurt Leeds Treasurer and Mrs Louis Rossin Secretary. Decorations were blue and yellow and future Hallowe en party planned in synagogue vestry with Mrs Leeds and Mrs Barach in charge. A synthetic cinnamon mate is noted as made from oat hulls.

Beth Israel Sisterhood Ritz Restaur Tait Harry Baerach Lena Cohen Kurt Leeds Louis Rossin Hallowe'en West Church Street Leeds Barach

Birth day dinner honors local bridge club members

Oours FW Dey and M25 Jerome Needham were honored at a birthday dinner hosted by Mrs. John Moorey and Mrs. Maymr Wood at a Findley Lake summer cottage. Durie bridge games and awards went to Mrs. Harold Cragg, Mrs. Needham, and Mrs. Cleve Morin.

Ours FW Dey M25 Jerome Needham Contract Bridge Club John Moorey Maymr Wood Findley Lake Durie Harold Cragg Needham Cleve Morin Earl Haight A. 8. Boag Ralph Ziegler Los Angeles Clif

Eastern Star Plans Card Party Bazaar

Worthy Matron Eumear Wassink chaired Car d City Chapter No 17 meeting at North Center street lodge rooms. Plans were laid for a December card party bazaar with date to be announced. Co chairmen appointed and a barn co chair selected. cider and doughnuts served.

Eumear Wassink Card City Order of Eastern Star North Center Street Millee Richard Rassbacher Wicker Nigh Tray Whitehead Ronald Carter

Hilltop Sewing Club Plans Next Meeting

Hilltop Sewing Club enjoyed an afternoon of sewing a friendship quilt and socializing at Mrs. Lawrence Anteion's home. Seven members attended with one guest, Mrs. Victor Klisart, as hostess served salad, bread, cake, and coffee. The next October meeting at Mrs. Earl Gates will include the annual officer election and secret sisters reelection.

Hilltop B.D. 1 Lawrence Anteion Victor Klisart Earl Gates

Ill and visiting relatives linked by World War II service

Clarence Duntay of Cincinnati arriving for his father William Dania's serious illness meets Milton Zalzneck and T. Anderson. Harold Myers of Mount Vernon joins Mr and Mrs Lynford Chase on East Wayne Street. Myers and Chase served together in the European theater for 31 months.

Clarence Duntay Cincinnneti, C William Dania Harold Myers Mount Vernon, i Lynford Chase East Wayne Street Mr. Myers Mr. Chase

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