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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1962
Page
5
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Sisters Tea to Honor Sisters of Mercy Sunday
Town Topics reports the Sisters Tea a yearly event honoring the Sisters of Mercy to be held Sunday from 2:00 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. at the convent on First Avenue. Open to members of St Elizabeth’s and St Thomas the Apostle churches and friends. Sponsored by the Catholic Daughters of America court No. 9 with donations for the nuns. Mrs George Wurm is general chairperson with co chairwoman Mrs Mervyn Nast and aides Mrs Blatt Graham Was cak Lutz Bachomer Sullivan. Music will be provided by Mrs George Downey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisters of Mercy
St. . Elizabeth's
St. Thomas the ‘Apostle
Catholic Daughters of America
Court Conception No. 9
First Avenue
George Wurm
Mervyn-Nast
John Blatt
Luke-Graham
Frank Wascak
John Lutz
Raymond Bachomer
Carl Peterson
James. Sullivan
George Downey
Bridge Scores Third Session of Winter Tournament Recap
The Tuesday Afternoon Duplicate Bridge group held a five table Howell game with an average score of 54. Winners included Mrs Frank Graft and Mrs Mark Coyle at 60 and combinations of Lena St Clair with Mrs J Fred Kinley scoring 2012. Bartholme and McClintock posted 59 while Sandburg with Morrow tied Kinley and Shupe with Kepplle at 58 and Hillstrom with McCray at 54. Kinley leads the tourney series with Shupe second Bartholme third and Sandburg fourth. A regular game is planned next week with reservations taken by Mrs McClintock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howell
Frank Graft
Mark Coyle
Lena St. Clair
J. Fred Kinley
F. H. Bartholme
Union City
C. A. McClintock
Raymond Sandburg
Louis Morrow
Thomas R. Shupe
Martin__Keppel
C. A. Hillstrom
Florence McCray
Kinley
Shupe
Bartholme
Mrs. Sandburg
McClintock
Carrie E. Davis Engaged To Wed Robert Cornish
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Davis Sr. announce the engagement of their daughter Carrie Elizabeth to Robert Victor Cornish of 107 East South Street. Both attended Corry area schools. Cornish served in World War II and works at Corry Wood Products on Grace Street. The wedding is set for November 17 at West Spring Creek Congregational Church with Rev. Robert Pier officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Davis Sr
R. D
Carrie Elizabeth
Robert Victor Cornish
Charles Cornish
East South Street
Miss Davis
Corry
Cornish
Corry Wood Products Company
Grace Street
West Spring Creek Congregational Church
Robert Pier
Personnel Group Tours New Office in Corry Visit
Sixteen members of the Personnel Association of Northwestern Pennsylvania met at the Hotel Corry. Miss M Agnes Lynch and Rey Weber hosted the event. Vincent Kress presided over the business session. The group toured Plant 3 and the new office building of the Corry Jamestown before refreshments in the lunch room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Persnel Association
Pennsylvania
Corry
M. Agnes Lynch
Corry Jametown Corporation
Rey Weber
Ajax Iron Works
Vincent Kress
Erie
General Telephone Company
Pennnsylvania
Corry Jamestown
Mrs Welch Hosts EUB Friendship Aid Meeting
The Friendship Aid of the Ev ang elical United Brethren Church met at Mrs Vernon Welch’s Grove street home with 27 members present. President Mrs Gertrude Grover led a routine session, a UNICEF donation was decided, devotions by Herbert Trisket, new prayer partners chosen, and a refreshments circle served doughnuts, coffee and tea. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs H Ray Harris on North Center street on November 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welch
EUB
Friendship Aid
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Vernon Welch
Grove Street
Gertrude Grover
Unicef
Herbert Trisket
Lyle Chase
Grover
Theodore Vanderhoff
Marshall Sherwood
H. Ray Harris
North Center Street
Open House Honors Clyde Piersons Forty Years
An open house celebration will honor Clyde Pierson and his wife on their 40th wedding anniversary. The event, hosted by their son Reid Pierson, will be at North Main street in Youngsville, from 2 to 4 PM and 7 to 9 PM. Friends, neighbors, and relatives are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Piersons
Former Local Peasant Leads Conference
The Cenowle Conference continues this week at the First Methodist Church with Dr. Perry F. Haines, a well known author and Bible teacher, speaking each evening. Moody Cunning ham assists in song services while the guest speaker covers topics including The Indwelling Guest and Who Created the Universe. The event culminates with a Sunday Reformation Service led by Dr. Haines and Rev. Walter Gilliland inviting public attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Perry F. Haines
Haines
Walter Gilliland
Birthdays Noted at Corry Golden Age Club Meeting
The Corry Area Golden Age Club met at the YMCA with 55 members present. President Maud Barnes led the session. Dr Elmer Orther officiated as chaplain and read scripture. Ralph Glenn reported on a Moose Club community service event. birthdays were noted for September and October. Next meeting November 12 will feature a tureen dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Area
YMCA
Witt
Maud Barnes
Elmer A. Orther
Ralph Glenn
Moose Club
Corry
Girl Scout Court of Awards Held by Troop 394
Twenty persons attended the Court of Awards at Emmanuel Episcopal Church undercroft on Monday evening. The program opened with a flag ceremony led by Donna McEldowney and included skits titled Dr Killsmear and Banana. Proficiency badges were earned by Helen Britten and Shirley Clark, with Roberta Jolley, Linda McEldowney receiving the Curved Bar and senior scout pins, and Linda Yoder also honored. Sherry Bennink and Dana Sue Jolley earned First Class Rank, Madeline Jolley shared travel slides, and Donna McEldowney and Judy MacGregor reported on trips. The color retiring closed the program, with cake, punch, and coffee served by Jeri Afiéns and Becky Morrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Donna McEldowney
Dr. Killsmear
Helen Britten
Shirley Clark
Roberta Jolley
Linda McEldowney
Family Welcomes Three Newborns in Union City Corry and Salem
A son was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Edward Sherred of 5 Atlantic street Union City at Pron City Memorial Hospital. A son arrived yesterday afternoon to Mr and Mrs Larry Bok of 21 Chestnut street Corry at Corry Memorial Hospital. A son named James Charles was born October 14 to Mr and Mrs Pettit of Salem Ohio with maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Zern Aikens of Salem, formerly of Corry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Sherred
Atlantic Street
Union City
Pron City Memorial Hospital
Corry Memorial Hospital
Larry Bok
Chestnut Street, Corry
James Charles
James.Pettit
Salem
Ohio
Zern Aikens
Corry
Farewell parties honor World War II era servicemen and brides
Yesteryear society notes from 1942 record farewell gatherings for Raymond Manufacturing employee Thomas Mead leaving for the Army, Pvt. Robert Wotus of Fort Meade, and David Bensink Jr preparing for military service. Wedding of Miss Mary Louise Maloney to Pvt. Richard H. Stedman is noted with attendants, others host gatherings and gifts for service departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Mead
Raymond Manufacturing Company
Fred Lauer
Raymond
Mead
United States Army
August DeMalri
Marie DeMauri
John McQuiston
Fort Brage
N.C
Robert Wotus
Fort Meade
Walter Wotus
Harriet Carbaugh
Mary Louise Maloney
J. Paul Maloney
Lake Street
Richard H. Stedman
North Center Street
Baptist
Wis
Raymond Root
Foster Davis
R. L. Walters
Salem
Ohio
Amiel Sewing Circle
Ronald Carter
Franklin Street
Harold Fish
Harley Smith
Good Samaritan
Methodist Church
Florence
Howard Brooks
Army
Tri County Methodist Men Meet at Corry Church
The Tri County group met last evening after the Centennial Week service at First Methodist Church Corry. Forty men from Spartansburg Union City Wattsburg Clymer Phillipsville Lowville and Corry attended. Claude Dougherty led the business meeting Emmett Elystone was elected assistant secretary James Wells chairs the project committee including Justin Butters Bryan Stowe Claude Dougherty Paul Chaffee Joseph McCray and Howard Ladd. Cider doughnuts and coffee were served and group singing followed. The next meeting is set for November 20 at Spartansburg Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-County
First Methodist
Corry
Spartans
Burg
Union City
Wattsburg
Clymer
Phillipsville
Lowville
Claude Dougherty
Emmett Elystone
James Wells
Justin Butters
Bryan Stowe
Paul Chaffee
Joseph McCray
Howard Ladd
Spartansburg Methodist Church
Past Noble Grands Club Welcomes New Member
The Rebekah Past Noble Grands Club met last evening at Mrs. Herry Hotch kiss home with Mrs. Esther Fargo and Mrs. Lavina Mapes as hosts. Mrs. Willard Shreve, president, led the meeting and conducted the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Grands Club
Rebekah
Herry Hotchkiss
Esther Fargo
Lavina Mapes
Willard Shreve
Halloween and Military Farewells Highlight West Pleasant Area
Local social notes recount a string of Halloween gatherings and farewell parties on West Pleasant Street and nearby areas. Upcoming servicemen James Hasmond, Robert Christensen, Charles Sturdevant, Charles Williams, and Barney Pratt were honored at gatherings as they prepare for Army and Air Force duty. Other events include a birthday through a spaghetti dinner for Orval Peterson and a Coast Guard weekend visit by Seaman John Carnegie, with hosts Mrs and Mr. Joseph Carnegie and Dr and Mrs. Troy Gillette noted in the coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M M
West Pleasant Street
James Hasmond
Robert Christensen
Charles Sturdevant
Floyd Hammond
Columbus
June Houghtiing
Marine Knapp
Dick Neylon
Donna Wettenberg
Alfred Ficcart
Shirley Thompson
Rollin Jewell
Maxine Knapp
Scrahkly Aerolip
Troy Gillette
East Smith Street
Bernice An Harmon
Harmon
Charles Williams
Barney Pratt
Erie
Hiduetion
United States Air Force
Corry
Pennsylvania
Seaman John Carnegie
United States Coast Guard
Buffalo
N. Y
Joseph Carnegie
Barbara Roberts
West Smith Street
Clyde W. Shotsbarger
Northwest District Ymca
Ivan Bennink
Ruth Downey
Orval Peterson
Alton Peterson
Camp Bringhurst
Army Engineering Corps
Corry Red Cross Directors Hear Monthly Reports
Ten members of the Corry Red Cross board met for a regular meeting led by chapter chairman Frank Dodd. A thank you note from the Homer White family for aid after a rural fire was read. Mrs. Robert Catlin noted assistance to one veteran and two active service members in September. Mrs. Don Williams announced November as the date for the annual meeting at Adams House in Irwin to discuss camps and hospitals. The next Bloodmobile visit is scheduled for November 12 at the VEW Post on West Washington Street from 11:30 a.m. to 5:80 p.m. The directors will reconvene on November 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Adams House
Irwin
VEW Post
West Washington Street
UN Frantically Seeks Solution in Cuba Crisis
In a tense Security Council session Adlai Stevenson urged immediate action as the United States accused the Soviet Union of placing offensive missiles in Cuba and warned of a grave threat to the Western Hemisphere. Valerian Zorin countered that the US blockade risks nuclear war and called for talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Russia
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
Swalian Security Council
Stevenson
Cuba
Western
Valerian Zorin
Soviet Union
Security Council
Ciba
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Ats
Sisters
Carrie E. Davis
Robert Cornish
Local Peasant Leads Conference
Hallmark
Judy MacGregor
New York State
Lake Champlain
Jeri Afiéns
Becky Morrison
Yesteryear
David Bensink Jr
David Bensink
Bensink
Patsy J. Perry
Frank Gravino
American Legion Auxiliary
Clifford Pangborn
John Sheehan
Spring Street
Roger
Richard Hughes
Boston
Hughes
Navy
John Banks
George Sanford Sr
Max Chris
Chris
Huihday
Helene Hae
Barbara Anderson
Vincent Anderson
Mallory's Meat Market
West Washingon Street
Evans
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