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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1951

Page

5

Mack starts second leg of round the world goodwill flight

Rep. Peter F. Mack Jr. began the second leg of a 32 170 mile goodwill tour in a Beechcraft Bonanza named The Friendship Flame. Flying solo from Springfield Illinois, Mack aimed for Newfoundland to continue Lincoln era themes of brotherhood and peace on his first nationwide postwar journey.

Washington Peter F. Mack, Jr D-Ill Mack Newfoundland Springfield Abraham Lincoln Lincoln Rte Bill Odom Odom Waikiki ‘Beach Fronoluky Teterboro

Beta Sigma Phi fundraiser date set for October 27

Epsilon Phi Chapter plans a bake sale at an October 27 event to raise funds. Meeting led by President Clinton Pratt at East South Street, with Mrs. Eyland Harvey and Mrs. Frank Wise organizing. Hospitalities included tea, cookies, and decorative chrysanthemums.

Epsilon Phi Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Sorority North Center Street Eyland Harvey Frank Wise Harvey Alfred Morrison, Jr Pratt Nichols Lodge Mead Park

Friendly Circle Family Night at Cutting Town Hall

The Friendly Circle of the Cutting Sunday School held its annual Family Night at Cutting Town Hall with 80 attendees. A tureen supper, led by Mrs. Carl Bayle, followed a program featuring Nancy Bayle, songs, a play and multiple solos, duets, and a skip-rope of games won by Morton Bemis. Next meeting will be October 25 at Mrs. Carl Bayle’s home.

Friendly Circle Friendly Circle of the Cutting Cutting Town Hall Carl Bayle Nancy Bayle Pinto Jesus Pumpkin Hollow Arthur Wallace Fred Wallace Marion Way Lawrence Redding Eaverne Proctor Gordon Shampoe Walter de- Shazer Fred Melvin Wallace Nancy Sally Bayle Charlene Damon Marlene Linda Redding Mocking Bird Hill Kathie Damokyy Merton Bemis Mss

Novel Program At Hospitality Club Draws 30 Members

The Hospitality Club met at the Garden Room of the V. F. W. yesterday afternoon at 2 o’clock. About 30 lads shared family treasures and antiques, each telling a brief story. Items included dishes, jewelry, books, antique boats, a violin and other interest items. Arrangements were by Mrs. R. G. Tunnel, Mrs. J. Fred Kinley and Mrs. Fred Trebes with tea poured by Mrs. Norris Hooven and Mrs. William Leaby. The next meeting on October 28 will feature baby pictures.

Hospitality Club R. G. Tunnel J. Fred Kinley

Grange Meeting at Grand Valley Arranges Oct Halloween Party

A grand valley area Grange meeting brought the Columbus degree team and 25 members from Columbus and other Granges. Twenty three candidates from Warren Grand Valley Pleasantville and Columbus were initiated. Plans were made to attend the State Grange in Butler October 22 to 25. A lunch of sandwiches cake and coffee was served. Columbus Grange will meet October at a Halloween party.

Grand Valley Columbus Columbus Grange Warren Pleasantville Columbus Grange Twill

Golden Links Class Holds Meeting at Mrs Amy Home

Mrs C A Mountain presided over the Golden Links Class of First Methodist Church during a last evening session at 26 Worth Street hosted by Mrs Charles Amy. Mary Frazier led devotion and the group enjoyed contests and desserts prepared by Esther Miller Myrna Peterson and Emma Bramhall. The next text meeting is scheduled for November 13.

Golden Links Charles Amy Worth Street First Methodist Church C. A. Mountain Mies Mary Frazier Minnie Nichols Esther Miller Myrna Peterson Emma Bramhall

Worry Rotary hears talk on law enforcement history

Members of the Worry Rotary Club met at the Corry Hotel with President Robert Tunnel. James Vo Kingne from the Erie district office spoke on law enforcement origins and history. Fred Whipple presented a plaque to Mayor J. Fred Kinley for three years with no auto fatalities in Corry. Peppered remarks praised Chief Hurley Drake and Theodore Hubley of the State Police. Music by J. Donald Watson and W. A. Leaby accompanied. Other attendees included Warren Ross, Newell Beckwith, Grady Liles, and visiting Rotarian W. J. Butler.

Worry Rotary Club Corry Robert Tunnel James Vo Kingne Erie Laurie Baker Fred Whipple Edinboro J. Fred Kinley Hurley Drake Eri Theodore Hubley J. Donald Watson W. A. Leaby Warren Ross Newell Beckwith Grady Liles Florence Ala W. J. Butler Dixon Calif

Sheriff Linder Guest Speaker For Meeting

The group’s regular meeting last evening featured Sheriff Linder of Warren County Wisconsin as guest speaker. He spoke on the duties of his office and demonstrated crime rejection methods. Mrs Wilkin son’s TOOM won first prize in the PTA membership drive and Miss Colegrave’s ror won second prize. Plans were made for a fish pond at the Ladies Aid bazaar in November. The next meeting is set for November 13.

Ahe Contlmbuy Plla W. C. Binley Sherif LB Warren ‘Rounty Wis Wilkinson Toom P.T.A Colegrave

Nurses' Alumnae Plan Rummage Sale at Corry Memorial

Members of the Corry Nurses' Alumnae met last evening in the nurses lounge at Corry Memorial Hospital. President Mrs Richard Bachemer led a brief session and the group voted to hold a rummage sale. The next meeting is set for November 13.

Corry Lash Corry Memorial Hospital Richard Bachemer Haarold Rater of Clymer Comy Memorial Hospital

Mrs Edmund Barr Hosts Bridge Club Evening

Mrs Edmund Barr on West South Street entertained her contract bridge club last evening with two tables in play. Guest Mrs Horace Robbins attended. Prize winners were Mrs Al Vanssen and Miss Shirley Larson. Salad refreshments were served. The club will meet again on October 23.

Edmund Barr West South Street Horace Robbins al Vanssens Shirley Larson Barr

Family Dinner At First Presbyterian Church

The First Presbyterian Church invites families to a dinner tomorrow at 6 20 in the church recreation room. Each family should bring flatware and a turkey for sharing. Church School officers and teachers will be guests of honor and parents will discuss the church school curriculum with the teachers. Mrs Willard Cox of Titusville will speak.

Presbyterian Church First Presbyterian Church Willard Cox Titusville

Poetry Society Meeting Reported Evangeline Reading Enjoyed

The Poetry Society members enjoyed the reading of Evangeline by Lonefellow. Mrs. Margaret Bender of East South Street hosted the evening with light refreshments. The group adjourned to meet again on October 23 with Miss Lenn Cohen as hostess.

Poetry Society Lonefellow Josh Margaret Bender East South Street Lenn Cohen

Friendship Club Met At Keppel Home

The Friendship Aid of the E. U. B. Church met at Mrs. Edwin Keppel’s South Second avenue home. Mrs. E. F. Borstorff led the business meeting voting to donate 35 a month to the Bible Club. The evening continued with sewing and visiting. Refreshments were provided by Mrs. Kenpel and Mrs. Howard VanTassel. Next meeting slated for October 23.

Friendship Club Keppel Friendship Aid E. U B. Church Edwin Keppel South Second Avenue E. F. Borstorff Howard VanTassel Kenpel Alfred Haenel Homer Hhunts Lloyd Whitcomb Wayne VanGuilder

Teen Town Open House At The Oral Rooms Last Night

An open house party was held last evening at the oral 9 rooms with about 260 boys and girls attending. From 7 to 9 30 they played pool and ping pong and enjoyed games and contests. Regular Teen Town hours will be held on Friday evenings.

Lutheran Altar Guild Plans Bazaar At November Meeting

The Indies of the Lutheran Altar Guild met at Mrs. Gerald Staples home on Wayne Street. Staples led a brief business session and bazaar plans were discussed with date to be announced. Ten members attended and were served sandwiches tea and coffee. The group will meet November 12 at Mrs. Robert Clark’s R D 3 home.

Lutheran Altar Guild Gerald Staples Wayne Street

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