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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1955

Page

5

World Friendship Girls Meet Marks Sixth Anniversary

The World Friendship Girls banquet at First Methodist Church commemorated the group's sixth anniversary. About 186 representatives from district churches enjoyed a ham dinner served by Mrs. R Lawrence Davison and the Corry WSCS. The program featured missions theme and world peace, with music, devotionals, and remarks from guest speakers.

Rheam First Methodist R. Lawrence Davison Corry Woman's Society of Christian Service Corry World Friendship Wayne Street Erie L. A. Johnston South Mendville Cochratton Aneiety Oller Guy Mosoute Salamanca Hest Fuller Union City Emma Ward WSCS Meadville Hubert Vinudin Corry Exie North East Three Erie Church Cochranton Spartinsboro

Waterhouse Addresses Corry Teachers on Tax and Salaries

State Assemblyman W. W. Waterhouse spoke to Corry Area Teachers Association in the high school cafeteria about tax issues and school district salaries. He reviewed House bills tied to the Pennsylvania State Education Association salary program and praised Dan Skala. James Harpen led the business session, budgets were adopted, and notices sent for the Northwestern Convention District meeting at Evinborg on November 5.

Dan Skala Waterhouse James Harpen Teachers Association Pennsylvania Evinborg

Two Members Feted By Birthday Club

An east tall meeting of the Birthday Club was held at the home of Mr and Mrs. Wil um Hinenc on Wear Frederick street with Mrs. Lyle Shreves ea hastens. Twelve members and one guest, Mrs. Trene Arters of West ia An bvins, Culit, were present for the coll evening. Television and b: were enjoyed and prizes were won by Mrs. Mae Clark. Mrs. Chester

Ineast Birthday Club Wilum Hinenc Wear Frederick Street Lyle Shreve Ns Ea Hastens Trene Arters West Ia Culit Mae Clark Chester

Rev George Myers Speaks at Rotary on Communism

Rev George Myers addressed the Rotary Club at the Hotel Corry on the battle line of the Communist threat to religion and American welfare. The talk drew a warm reception as members learned how Communists allegedly sow hate and disruption.

George Myers Rotary Club Communista Hotel Corry Hubert Vaughn Ren Myers Corry Methodist Church William Peiffer Ras Selas Brown Corry Country Club Rotary Charles Clark Cory Carl A. Bile Buffalo

Mrs Donald Stewart Hosts Card Club At East Pleasant Street

Mrs Donald Stewart hosted her card club at East Pleasant Street last evening. Mrs Maude Keely won the award for the canos in the game during a period of grinting. Beatrice Stewart will host the club next. members meet again in two weeks.

Fbot Aewart East Pleasant Street Maude Keely Beatrice Swwart

Red Cross Directors Hold Monthly Meeting

The Aspersitors of the wall chapter of the American Red Cross met for the monthly session at the North Center street chapter headquarters. 16 directors attended as Carl A. Hile from the Buffalo regional blood center spoke on bloodmobile costs and hospital blood access.

Wall American Red Cross North Center Street Paul F. Bauer Charles Clark Carl A. Hile Buffalo Regional Corry Memorial Hospital Corry Red Cross

Spring Creek PTA Holds Regular Meeting at Local School

The Spring Creek Township PTA met Monday evening at the township school. President Mrs. John Logan led the session with a membership report by Mrs. Howard Johnson. Mrs. Norman Mitchell introduced her sister Mrs. Triman Lille who shared Europe trip photos from Germany and Switzerland. Refreshments were served by Mrs. John Morivek, Mrs. Emmit Young and Mrs. Bruce Bailey. Next session date to be announced.

Spring Creek PTA Spring Creek Township Schoo John Logan Howard Johnson Norman Mitchell Triman Lille Europe Germany Switzerland John Morivek Emmit Young Bruce Bailey

Friendship Aid Meets With Mrs John Carrier

Mrs John Carrier hosted the Friendship Aid group of the Evangelical United Brethren Church on East Main Street. Thirteen members attended with Mrs Harold Carlson as vice president leading the routine session. Mrs Beremin spoke on check your recipes while Mrs Carrier and Mrs Lynn Campbell served pumpkin pie tea and coffee. The next meeting October 18 will be with Mrs Glenn Humes and Mrs Walter Krupa, Civil Defense program volunteers.

Uown Uark East Mein Street Friendship Aid Evangelical United Brethren Church Harold Carlson GT Beremin Catrier Lynn Campbell Glenn Humes West Smith Street Walter Krupa Tn HS

Wheelock PTA Plans Membership Campaign

Wheelock Parent-Teacher Association met at the school for a regular session. Mrs. George Harmon opened with devotions from Luke 10 27 and reports were approved. A program article by Mrs Robert Sundburg sparked discussion on boosting attendance and bringing in new members. A motion to purchase a large picture for the campaign was approved to be given to the school with the most members present. Mrs McCaslin was named refreshment chair for the November 23 session at 6 p.m.

Wheelock Pta Wheelock Parent-Teacher Association George Harmon Mra Robert Sundburg PTA Earl Webb Arnold McCastin Stanley Radecki McCaslin

Stork Shower Held for Mrs Nyle Estes at East Main

Mrs LaVerne Miller and Mrs Floyd Smith hosted a stork shower at the Estes home on East Main Street Monday evening honoring Mrs Nyle Estes of Wattsburg. Eight guests played games with prizes for Mrs Narcy Yenchak and Mrs Smith. Salad and dessert were served as the group presented gifts to the honoree.

Nyle Estes LaVerne Miller Floyd Smith East Main Street Wattsburg Narcy "Yenchak Smith

Mrs Capwell Hosts Calvin Circle Meeting

Mrs Clare Capwell of West Columbus Avenue hosted the Calvin Circle of the Presbyterian Women association. Sixteen members attended with Mrs Merle Capwell presiding. The devotional was from Hebrews and plans were made for a November 17 bazaar and November 2 association meeting hosted by the circle. Mrs Sam Wood and Mrs Page Louderback led the program and a salad course was served. The next session will be hosted by Mrs John Kennedy on Wayne street.

Clare Capwell Calvin West Columbus Imiest Merle Capwell Williams Hall Sam Wood Page Louderback Capwell William Johnson Robert Watrous John Kennedy Wayne Street

PTA Meeting At Concord School Sees UNICEF Drive And Music

The October Concord School PTA session opened with flag salute led by Mrs Philip Segal and Mrs Helen Brown. Members approved a donation to UNICEF Halloween party and enjoyed two solos by Russell V Clark with Mrs Clark on piano.

PTA Concord School Parent Teacher Association Cocord School Philip Segal Helen Brown Unicef Russell V Clark Clark Marguerite Nichols Alfred E. Morrison

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