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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1945
Page
5
The United Brethren Church youth group hosted a Halloween barn party at the Tyan Miller Barn in Beaverdam. Harold Wsh arranged games and refreshments as attendees enjoyed doughnuts and cokes. The next gathering is set for November 15 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bunter.
The women of Puichaven gathered in the Community Building with Mrs. Rachel Hogan Howe to discuss forming a Home Bites Unit at Palhuyep. The meeting covered sewing machine demonstrations, holiday plans, and family news as attendees shared travel and leave updates and church activities.
Stanford Hose Company members enjoyed the annual Chest event at the first ward fire department headquarters. Special sound films by Mr Shotsbarser of the YMCA were shown, depicting firefighting methods. A large crowd feasted on turkey and buffet dishes after the program, and the evening ended around eleven.
Joseph Lippincott of the American Red Cross home service corps spoke to North Center street Red Cross members last evening. He described assisting veterans with claims and shared World War II service including Africa Italy England and Sicily plus a severe bombing injury. He later worked with the Veterans Administration in Pittsburgh under regional leadership.
Sub-Deb Chimet Wedneday evening at Miss Kathie Sweet Wright Street with CELL members present. Miss Sweet presided over business sessions and Minn topics were discussed. Refreshments of sandwiches cupcakes and drinks were served. Next meeting set for November 7 at an announced location.
Mo-Fa club met last evening at Mrs Warren Johnson's home on North Center street with eight members and one guest. Mrs Shattuck of Youngsville attended as a guest. An evening of fifty cents was shared and awards went to Mrs Walter McElroy Mrs Dorr Clark and Mrs William Johnson. Mrs Shattuck won the traveling prize. Mrs Tohrsor arranged sandwiches relishes angel food pie and coffee. Mrs Charles Hyles Sny Ger Chele will entertain November ath.
A daughter named Diana Marie Kusath was born yesterday afternoon to Mr and Mrs Victor Kusath of Cory R D 1 near Corey Hospital. The family at home on Wednesday morning welcomed the newborn into their home.
William Shomborg returns home from the Navy after more than three years. He arrived this morning with his wife and daughter Trisha at the home of his parents Myquid Mee and Joseph Shurnbure in West Coneress, Bainbridge Maryland.
A birthday party at Mrs. Marry Thayer’s East Pleasant Street home honored Ceuseu Wis on a Thursday. Guests enjoyed games and awards went to Mrs. D. G. Morgan, Mrs. Doris McCray, and Mrs. Virginia Ladd. Tea, cake, and coffee were served after the event.
Mrs. Scott hosted a ladies club gathering at a Wright Street venue last evening. Prizes were won by Mrs. Zunigden Rowe and Mrs. Raymond Anderson, with a special award to Mrs. B. Morrow. A hot dish was served following the event on a chilly night.
Miss Ann Harmon celebrated her birthday on Wednesday evening with a dinner at the Haiel Comy attended by Miss Mary Kate Hughes Miss Kathie Bong Miss Mira Heerlein and others. After dinner the group attended a movie and then visited the Gillette home on East Smith Street where ice cream and birthday cake were served and gifts given.
Members of the Rebekah Helping Hayd Club enjoyed a masquerade Halloween party yesterday at the T C F Ball. Mrs Edith Gurter presided over the event and a dinner was served at six thirty four. A future meeting is planned for November.
Columbus Grange held a Hallowe'en party at the cooperative with Master Edith Garter presiding. Plans were made for nitieté w class at the next meeting November 11. Refreshments included sandwiches pump tan pit doughnuts and coffee.
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