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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1957
Page
5
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About 85 people gathered in Wright School cafeteria for the Corry Area PTA Council terrene dinner opening the fall session. Gerald Lane spoke as the first YMCA secretary hired locally, urging community support for the program. Mrs. Leslie Messinger was named publications chair as Dr. L. M. Douglas discussed the music room improvements and upcoming events.
St Edward's School PTA met with 41 attendees in the auditorium to plan repairs and purchases including a new coffee urn. Thomas Holy Names Society offered assistance for the repairs, with several committees announced and a noon supervision group organized for playground activities. The meeting adjourned after a white elephant sale and refreshments, with the next session set for November 6.
Mrs Nellie Reid of 925 East Main Street is maternal grandmother. The newborn arrives on Tuesday October 8 to Mr and Mrs Fred Glaloreto of Trenton New Jersey.
The Baptist Ladies Fellowship met last evening at Mrs Clyde Hall’s Spartansburg road home with Mrs Gerald Parsas as assistant hostess. Mrs Leon TenHuisen opened in prayer and committee reports followed. Roll call cited verses containing the word meekness as Mrs Hudson led the lesson and Mrs Roy Kertsteller presented the program on meekness.
A Presbyterian Women's Association committee met at the church to finalize plans for the annual fall bazaar on November 1 with a United Nations Christmas theme. Booths will depict different countries in Sunday School rooms, with costumes and a puppet show by the Westminster Fellowship. Foods include chili ham sandwiches ice cream and cake downstairs. upstairs booths offer aprons novelties pantry candy popcorn and more.
Neighborhood Association of Girl Scouts met in the Girl Scout cabin at Mead Park for October. 28 members attended as Mrs. Russell Woods and Mrs. B Edlund of Erie demonstrated basket weaving techniques and materials. Participants then crafted bun baskets to practice the new skill.
Union City lodge hosted Grand Masters Degree Rally last evening with members of local Jonathan Lodge No 68 and Erie Crawford counties groups present. Mrs Eli Phelps read a poem titled The Warren ad Crawford counties Master Is Coming Today. Deputy Grand Master Floyd Metezar of Union City to install Jonathan Lodge officers at October 16 conferring second degree after lunch.
A committee served a dessert course to the 22 women present and planned to reconvene on November 13th after adjourning the session.
Twenty members of Evangeli cal United Brethren Church Ladies Aid met yesterday at the church parlors for luncheon. Mrs Edward Griffis and Mrs William Armitage Sr were hostesses. President Mrs Harley Banks led the business session and devotions were by Mrs Clara Walker. Members spent most of the afternoon making surgical dressings for the Quincy Home for the aged. Mrs Henry Kennedy will host the October 23 meeting.
Five Howell system tables played with an average score of 54. Ties for first and second went to Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Beverly and Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Hubley with 69. Third placed Mrs. Frank Graft and Mrs. Horton Davis at 61 and fourth Mr. and Mrs. Frits Bartholme of Union City with 68. Mrs. J Fred Kinley accepts reservations for next week's masterpoint event.
The Young Men's Christian Association Auxiliary sponsors a Sunday tea and reception from 5 to 7 PM at Corry Grange Hall, Park Street, to introduce new YMCA secretary Gerald Lane and his wife and family to Corry and the surrounding area.
A wedding shower at the home of Mrs Prod Crawford honored Mrs Katherine Latos with Mary Melvin Crawford to be wed Saturday. Hosts Mrs Betty Akam and Mrs Alton Sperry led a party with visiting guests and a prize drawing. Guests included Mrs Joe Mukwa, Mrs Burnley Buell, Mrs Walter Latos, Mrs George Pless, Mrs Emil Samec, Mrs Paul Marti, Mrs Walter Gronasta, Mrs Robert Burns, and door prize recipient Mrs Joseph Cutski. A luncheon followed for 19 attendees. Away guests included Mrs Samee of Westfield, Mrs Gerald Bacon of Union County, and Miss Jan Nee McCray of Elgin.
A family gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Tanner at 820 Knak attract wap Hie mene marked a first Sunday tribute to Mr Tanner. The event included a farewell party for Charles with close relatives and friends present.
Lloyd hosted a Monday gathering for Whatwun's women employees at her Fernlandér residence. Guests enjoyed an outdoor feast, with Mrs duck Lloyd, hostess's daughter-in-law, among the attendees during a cordial evening of visiting.
Police and FBI launched a major manhunt for a 40 year old armed robber who damaged the Marysville First National Bank, netting 7524 dollars after threatening to kill three employees. The gunman fled south in a yellow car, with witnesses identifying the middle aged suspect in dark conservative clothing. Bank staff including Kenneth Toomey and two female workers describe being ordered to face a wall as the robbery unfolded.
Witnesses describe a fatal shooting during a machine gun exercise involving Lt. Billy Mohen and Lt. Gigante testifying on the dangers of brass scavengers near the gun as Girard faces charges. Sakai, widower of the victim, recalls warnings before the incident. The trial centers on whether Girard acted in self defense or fired intentionally during a dangerous drill.
New York reports Fran Allison joins a Pineschio based TV production alongside Kukla and Ollie. Mickey Rooney stars as Pinocchio with Walter Gierkhex as Papa Geppetto and Martyn Green as the Fox. The piece notes speculation on a Kukla Fran Ollie reunion and Miss Allison’s possible return to the show.
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