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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1959

Page

5

Sisters Donation Tea to be Held at Convent

At a Tuesday meeting chaired by Harold Cragg the committee set the Sisters Donation Tea for Wednesday November 1 from 2 to 4 pm at the Convent on First Avenue. Light lunch to be served. Donations of clothing tools fruit or other contributions welcome at the Convent. Also notes new Cory Jamestown Corp members welcomed including Dimont Pin Chih and new mill staff pictured.

Harold Cragg Pirst Avenue Helen Rhyneid Cohairman Leo Hooks Frank Gentile William Swan Lea Hayley Robert Sanders

Neighborhood Club Honors Miss Adam

Seven members of a neighborhood with one guest Mrs Myrlie Ruff met at Mrs Dennie Aleant’s West Washington home. After a brief meeting led by president Mrs Willard Shreve, prizes were awarded to Mrs Shreve and Mrs Edna Williams, with Miss Florence Culver receiving the doom prize. Mrs Myrtie Akam’s birthday was honored and gifts given by her secret sister. A lunch of salad, wine, pumpkin pie with whipped cream, tea and coffee followed. Next meeting planned at Miss Culver’s Wright street home, date to be announced.

Myrlie Ruff Dennie Aleant West Washington Street Murs Willard Shreve Shreve Edna Williams Florence Culver Myrtie Akam Miss Culver Wright Street

Winners Named In Master Point Game At VFW Post

Last evening's session at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post home featured the Corry Bride Association's monthly master point game. The Howell system was used with 41 tables in play for an average of 6. Winners included Mrs Edward Deissler and Mrs D Cropp of Meadville, Mrs J Fred Kinley and John Blatt, Mr and Mrs Morgan Beverly, Mr and Mrs Ted Trea, and Mrs Gerald Lave and Harold Gilbert. Next week will host the second winter tournament round for Corry club members.

All Corry Bride Association Veterans of Foreign Wars Post Edward Deissler D. Cropp Meadville J. Fred Kinley John Blatt Morgan Beverly Ted Trea Gerald Lave Harold Gilbert Corry Club

Dorcas Class Meeting at Marguerite Nichols Home

Dorcas Class of the Pit Methodist Church met last evening at the home of Mrs. Marguerite Nichols on Franklin street with 18 members present. Miss Ruth Dahlstrand led devotions and prayer, Mrs. Merle Patterson presided over business with a bakeless bake sale to aid the charitable Walidine fund. A social period followed with refreshments served by Mrs. John Ohrn, Mrs. Merle McIntyre and Mrs. Eyn Perkins.

Merle McIntyre Eyn Perkins

Opportunity Is Main Address At Diamond Pin Club Meet

Forty Curr Jamestown Corporation Diamond Pin Club members gathered at Hotel Carty for the annual dinner. Rev Flier Ortner spoke on "Opportunity" and noted differences in outcomes for two people with similar backgrounds. J. Kart Slemmens presided at remarks and new member presentations by David A. Hillstrom. Officers re-elected: Karl Slemmens president, Charles W. Windahl vice president, Walter W. Windahl secretary, Edwin J. Smith treasurer. The group honors 1954 years of service among 4 members, including deceased and retired members.

Diamond Pin Club Curr Jamestown Corporation Carty Ortner Oir J. Kart Slemmens David A. Hillstrom Dismand Pin Club Slemmens Karl Siemmens Charles W. Windahl Walter W. Windahl Edwin J. Smith

Birthday Party Honors Mrs Grace Manley at 80

Mrs. Grace B. Manley of We Spriny Creek was celebrated at home in Hogemaston on her 80th birthday. A cheerful afternoon included games, prizes won by Mrs. Wallace Pulner Mrs. Elizabeth Togan and Mrs. Earl Davis. The pink and gold decor centered on a decorated cake. Wave Rieck assisted with serving pistel colored luncheon sandwiches and fruit punch. Guests presented handkerchiefs as gifts.

Grace Manley Grace B. Manley We Spriny Creek Wis Hinoogaston Uetinday Diwehier Deaime Rete Wallace Pulner Elizaberly Togan Earl Davis API Aper Wave Rieck Toner

Miller Home Scene Readers Club Meeting Report

Members of the Readers Club gathered at North Center Street this week for a business session led by president Miss Ida Orn. Mrs V E Phillips spoke on refreshment and civic roles, with Mrs Bertha Stocklmpt Columbus slated to host the November meeting.

Yauke Heneemane North Center Street von Way Ida Orn V. E. Phillips Bertha Stocklm

PTA Executives Plan Year’s Programs at Corey High

The Corey Ared Junior-Senior High PTA executive board met Tuesday evening in the school study room to plan the year. Dates announced for the next meetings include December 1, February and April 5, with pins prepared for the event discussions.

Corey Ared Ie Filtuve

Local Hospital Auxiliary Members Attend Northwestern Meeting

Ms. Anta Juden returned to attend a Hospital Auxiliary meeting in Titusville with members from multiple groups including Mrs C. W. Brarken St and Mrs. Harold Jackson. Rev. Paul F. Bauer moderated Presbyterian proceedings in Franklin as Rev. Harry John Licky’s installation was planned for Rocky Grave Avenue Church.

Anta Juden Rochyster Joseph Due C. W. Brarken Arthur Plesser James Sinave Richard Peebles Harold Jackson Bar Haley Fietoca Titusville Seslurin

Mrs Larson Hosts Hilltop Club Meeting Notes

Mrs Larson hosted the Hilltop Club gathering yesterday afternoon with six members one guest and two children present. Club president Mrs Lawrence Anderson opened with the Lord's Prayer. future plans named for November 11 at Mrs Oscar Lanelston's home.

Lawrence Anderson Tex Mig Sidrey Oscar Lanelston Mus Larson

PTA meeting outlines year music program plans

Mrs Clifford Buesinke presented plans for the year’s music program while Walley Deutschiender PTA president led the meeting and urged officers and committee chairmen to attend thePowdering on Monday November a BP. My

Clifford Buesinke Walley Deutschiender PTA Powvd Novorber Mn

Scout Troop 80 Weekend Encampment at Chapman Dam Park

About 30 members of Scout Troop 80 of LeBoeuf District Washington Trail Council to depart tomorrow at 4 30 PM from A and P parking lot for a weekend camp at Chapman Dam State Park with other district troops. Parents provide transport. Attendees include John Aver William Beckwith Daniel Beckwith Thomas Bracken Mark Brady Thomas Campbell Larry Campbell Frederick Caster William Caster David Ehrhardt Jr Leonard Evans John Fuller Kenneth Bunter Dennis Jerome Henry Keppel Warren Klinger Robert Lyons John Orsch Hugh O Hare Terrance Parker William Peiffer Donald MacKenzie David MacKenzie Hugh McKnight Norman Morris Orrin Messinger Dale McQuiston Robert Raupach James Seitz Lawrence Shannon Hunt Stauffer Richard St George William Stroup Gary Swanson Tracy Jannoy Carleton Wassink David Weber Edward Weidner Newell Beckwith Scoutmaster Paul Campbell accompany.

Troop 80 Chapman Dam State Park LeBoeuf Washington Trail Council John Aver William Beckwith Daniel Paul Beckwith Thomas Bracken Mark Brady Thomas Campbell Larry Campbell Frederick Caster Wiliam Caster David Ehrhardt Jr Leonard Evans John Fuller Kenneth Bunter Dennis Jerome Henry Keppel Warren Klinger Robert Lyons John Orsch Hugh O'Hare Terrance Parker Willam Peiffer Donald MacKenzie David MacKenzie Hugh McKnieht Norman Morris Orrin Messinger Dale McQuiston Robert Raupach James Seitz Lawrence Shannon

Martha Rosa Celebrates 106th Birthday in Reynoldsville

Mrs. Martha Rosa of Reynoldsville turns 106 today born in a Jog cabin near Brookville in 1859. The centenarian marks a long life spanning the 19th and 20th centuries with family paying tribute to her endurance and memories.

Reynoldsville Martha Rosa Brookville

Xi Beta Phi Discusses Sense Of Hearing At Meeting

Xi Beta Phi sorority members gathered at Mrs. Euland Harvey’s Meat Avenue home for a program on the Sense of Hearing. Mrs. Robert Eddy presided as president with Mrs. Robert Curtis reporting on Christmas wrapping paper sales. Mrs. Ernest Simmonson, Mrs. Frank Wisé, and Mrs. Betty Pratt led the program, and the next meeting is set for November at Mrs. Eddy’s East Trying Street home.

Xi Beta Phi Euland Harvey Xi Beta Phil Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Meat Avenue Robert Eddy Ways and Means Robert Curtis Ernest Simmonson Frank Wisé Betty Pratt

Turkey Dinner Saturday At Lottsville Church

A family style turkey dinner will be served Saturday evening from 6 oclock at the Lottsville Church. Cochairs Mrs Harold Mallory and Mrs Robert Scott announced the event and invited the public to attend.

Lottsville Harold Mallory Robert Scott

Mrs Ross’s Beechwoods Life Celebrated in DuBois Area

The still lively Mrs Ross spent many years in Beechwoods near DuBois. Her prescription for a long life was plenty of work and exercise.

Mary-Martha Class Sandwich Party Report

The Mary-Martha Class of First Presbyterian Church held a sandwich party at the Spring Street home of Mrs. Mation Rumbaugh. Mrs. Nelle Meiker and Mr Jet Sheehpat assisted, president Mrs. Dowglas Roselle led a brief business session and planned entertainment. Sixteen members and one guest, Mrs. Bertie Davison of Saczertown, attended. Mrs. Clarence Wallace will host the November meeting.

Dowglas Roselle Wis Bertie Davison Saczertown Clarence Wallace West Pleasant Street

Area Youth Fellowship Halloween Party Planned

Area youths organize a Halloween party with refreshments and costumes in Columbus. The event is scheduled for Saturday evening and open to the public. organizers urge attendance and indicate cost details and planning notes.

Area Youth Fellowship Conmnons ‘Oun Ervey Uyts Columbus Lewvend Borlay Costilyaes Eversiius Wits

Steel Injunction Stay At Issue In 80-Day Fight

Goldberg urged a stay until appeal concludes arguing delaying the injunction harms both union and employers. He warned mills reopening then closing would cost jobs and industries. McDonald joined, noting public interest and Congress standards for immediate danger. Three judges presided as 200 seats filled.

Raze Cme Golders Gwain Goldberg David J. McDonald Circuit Court Biges Herbert Goodrich William Hastle Congress of the United States

Television Review of CAESAR Show on CBS Falls Flat

AP reviews the Lidy Caesar CBS special as a poorly scripted hour with restrained laughter and weak material. Guest appearances by Airey Meadows Tony Randall and Gisele MacKenzie fail to lift the program though MacKenzie sings from Gypsy. CBS plans quasi actuality programming and other specials while ABC inks Debbie Reynolds and Orson Welles projects. Bernstein tribute set for four states as part of CBS’s lineup.

New York CBS Caesap Airey Meadows Tony Randall Gisele MacKenzie Relpeut Caesar Gypsy Peter Gennaro Gaz ABC Debbie Reynolds Auilomobile Company Ernie Ford Mr. Lincoln Art Carney Thornton Wilder Our Town Leland Hayward Leonard Bernstein New York Philharmonic

Finder Of $500 Refuses Reward In Wisconsin Hotel

Jaco Spreitzer, a 77 year old Austrian immigrant living on $33 a month, found a wallet with $500 in a glove at a Wisconsin hotel. Police identified the owner as Fred William Tay Jor, who had welfare history and died last June. Spreitzer said he wanted no reward and would not keep the money, noting he already has enough to eat.

Jaco Spreitzer Spreitzer United States Austria Fred William Tay Jor Tay Jor

West Summit Meeting Aims With Allies Explored

Press secretary states a Western leaders summit is being considered with Khrushchev as President Eisenhower signals readiness for any time. Hagerty notes the idea may originate with the President and a news conference is planned to field questions about potential summit plans. In six years nine months in office, Eisenhower has held only five prior news conferences outside Washington.

Wil P Hagerty Khrushchev Eisenhower Hisenhower Washington

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Sisters Cory Jamestown Corporation Dimont Pin Chih Mills Membbers Frosten E. Person Play I Wibur Sovensaty Gyoree Went Alfred PB. Haenel Albert E. Okerberg Dallas Sawyer Studio Neighborhood Club Adam Dorcas Nichols Roger Andrus Snyder Cirele Corry Memorial Hospital Pittsburgh Joseph Tacovetti Mour Prescription Service Mrs. Larson Hilltop Club Murphy Murphy’s the Complete Variety Store Lottsville Church Mary-Martha Steel Tomorow Hallmark Television Review West Summit Infantinamel Robert Baers Gos
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