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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1951
Page
5
Mrs. Sinatra tells a reporter she will pursue a California divorce to secure legal footing for the children. She mentions Frank’s possible freedom and that the divorce action will be filed Monday with lawyer Greg Bautver handling the case.
The C D of A Court Conception No 35 met with Mrs Leo Hoylen presiding. Plans for a C D A Chorus were made with Mrs Harold Cragg named chair. Communion Day on Sunday November 4 was announced at St Elizabeth Church. An annual Sisters of Mercy event is set for October 24 with Mrs J F Needham as chair and several helpers named. A social meeting will be addressed by Bernard Farabaugh of the Erie Social Security Office on October 24. Various local residents and visitors are listed as traveling or visiting, with multiple short notes on movements, weddings, and church events in Ellwood City and nearby towns.
The Spring Creek Sportsmen's Club held a Wednesday evening meeting in West Spring Creek Town Hall with about 109 members present. Speakers included Archie Bailey, Warren fish warden. Mack Greer, sanitary water board. George Burdick, game reorder. and Mallard Crooks, city game department. Prizes awarded included a double barrel 16 gauge shotgun to William R. Daniels, a coat to Paul Campbell, and a game bag to M. L. Litz, with shells to Ray Dennis, Charles Hand, R. D. Stevens of Corry. Oscar Gonquist, Warren. Ross G. Bailey, Youngsville. and a door prize to Roger Donaldson of Spring Creek. A coffee, doughnuts, and sandwiches break followed. Next meeting set for November 14.
Mrs. Gus Eder is general chairman for the chili luncheon to be served on Wednesday November 7 at St Pauls Lutheran Church. Committees include Mrs Richard Schneider co chairman Mrs Martin Keppel Mrs C A Hillstrom kitchen Mrs D Armour Hillstrom and Mrs A F Dahlstrand dining room and Mrs Harry Bowman tickets. Other Treon Society members will assist with arrangements and serving the homemade meal. Serving hours are 11 20 a m to 1 p m and tickets are on sale now or at the door day of luncheon.
Westminster Choir will present a program at Strong Vincent High School auditorium in Erie on Saturday November 3 at 9 15 P M open to the public under Church of the Covenant auspices with arts patrons underwriting expenses. Mrs T W Whitehead may be contacted for interest. The choir has toured nationally and internationally since its Dayton 1930s debut. Jack Whitehead, Senior at Westminster Choir College Princeton N J, is mentioned.
Curry City Chapter No 17 O E S announced luncheon committees for next Thursday at the Masonic rooms over Murphy's from 1130 AM to 1 PM. Advance tickets are on sale. admission by reservation only for a chicken and biscuit menu. General chairman is Mrs R Lawrence Davison with chairmen and workers named for solicitation tickets reservations dining seat and kitchen duties.
A wedding at Spartansburg Methodist Church last evening joined Miss Alta Joan Ehrhart daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray Ehrhart Spartansburg and Jesse Huff Jr son of Mr and Mrs Jesse Huff Sr RD 2 Caney Reverend James Schmit tle officiated at 630 pm in the presence of immediate family and close friends Music by Mrs Donald Macray. The bride wore a light brown taffeta dress with dark brown accessories and carried yellow roses. Her sister Helen attended in a matching design blue taffeta with navy trim and pink roses. Groom attendants were Robert Owens best man and Frank Ehrhart and Robert Devereaux ushers. The bride is a Spartansburg Consolidated School 1950 graduate and employed at the Raymond office. the groom a 1948 Corry Senior High School graduate active in trucking and logging. They will reside in Spartansburg.
A group of 11 guests hosted by Mrs. Wilbur Larsen celebrated a baby shower on Main Street with pink and blue decorations. Her mother Mrs. Douglas Raselle assisted, favors were candy rattles, a baby book of poems was given, and prizes went to Mrs. Lawrence Wade, Mrs. Lee Barton, Miss Clara Hill, and Miss Florence Brooks. A buffet lunch concluded the evening with music and games.
Spring Creek Grange No. 236 plans an open meeting at the West Spring Creek Town Hall on October 25 at 7:00 oclock. Worthy Master William Graybill led a 15 member session with state road caretakers and their wives as guests. Meetings will start promptly starting with the November sessions. sandwiches and coffee were served at adjournment.
West Spring Creek Town Hall hosted a Friday meeting attended by nine local ladies. Mrs Geraldine Johnston of the Warren County Extension Office led a demonstration on various food mixes and a tureen dinner at noon followed. Recaning chairs work is set for October 26 at 1 30 p.m.
The W. S. C. 5 met at McCray Methodist Church with Mrs. Karl Sates and Mrs. Webb McCray presiding. Plans for a Thanksgiving dinner at the Community Abuse were discussed, with committee members Newell Gates Velma McCray and Donald Gates. A lesson on Acts followed, then ginger breads with whipped cream and tea or coffee were served to 14 members. The group will meet again on November 8.
Miss Rita Buell became Mrs Burrous in a ceremony performed by Rev. Lester M. Sheldon at his Kinzua home on October 6 at 5 30 p m. The bride wore navy blue taffeta with white accessories and a bouquet of American Beauty roses. Attendant Mrs Arland Burrous wore black taffeta with white carnations and rustsums. Best man was Mr Burrows. The couple resides at 52 Brook Street. The bride is a Corry High School 1950 graduate and the groom works for William Thompson Lumber Company after attending Galeton schools.
The Neighborhood Club met at Mrs. Lauren Shreve's Besex street home to honor Miss Myrtie Akam's birthday with a gift from her secret sister. Prizes for bingo went to Mrs. William Haenel and Miss Akam. New officers elected: president Mrs. Haenel, secretary and treasurer Mrs. Rose Cook, publicity Mrs. Joseph Hemline.
The Lottsville Methodist Church hosts a public turkey dinner on October 28 to raise funds for church repairs. Mrs. Robert Scott chairs arrangements for the annual event with serving from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. A full turkey dinner menu will be served.
The article urges investigation before remodeling and suggests that old houses can be transformed into multiple apartments. It notes wartime shortages and aging goods have lowered quality and advises learning from real estate agents about costs and rent. It recommends a target of over 10 percent annual return after taxes and insurance.
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