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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1951

Page

5

Local Residents Host and Guests Report Weekend Visit

Mr and Mrs Ralph Long of Cuyahoga Falls Ohio and Mr and Mrs Ralph Huffman of Bedford are weekend guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Glenn Sanderson on Maple Avenue. Miss Bonella Gordon of this city and Miss Kay Shipman of Akron are away on a trip through New England states and Canada returning this weekend.

Ralph Long Cuyaioe Falls Ohio Ralph Huffman Bedford Glenn Sanderson Maple Avenue Bonella Gordon Kay Shipman Akron Unis New England States Ganade

Halloween dance at Elks Club in Union City

Anuye Gunsay announces a Halloween masque dance at the Elks Club with music by Dutch Kress and his orchestra from 9:30 p m to 1:30 a m. Costume prizes will be awarded. Members and town guests are invited. Several local residents are listed visiting, returning, or traveling to and from places including Syracuse Cleveland Baltimore Washington D C Pittsburgh and Grove City College. Lt William Hoylen arrives from Camp Atterbury for a short leave.

Anuye Gunsay Elks Club Dutch Kress FB. Whittlesey West Church Street Saratoga Calif Theo P. Williams Dallas Texas F. Lee Whittlesey Edward Ely Willoughby Ohio Scott Pebbles Garfield Heights Harley Banks North Center Street Arvin Damcott Glymer John H. Lewis James ,Bowh Earl Chelton Robert Shamap Union City John Wilcox Roxanne Baltimore 5. D. Wilcox East Street Tucker Wilcox Ralph Foster, Sr Roberta Jane Erie R. L. King Roberta King Mr. Foster Roy Swart Lester Lewis Robert. Gales Ferris Middlemast Syracuse M. S. Cobbett Clark Lord Cleveland Giants Browns John H. Clough Washington Washington, D. C Pearlsburg Charlestown W. Va Jack Sample John Robert Pittsburgh Frank Sample William Hoylen Tiis Mortting Camp Atterbury Ann Harmon Kathie Boag Grove Guy College

Girl Scout Program Set By Local Units Monday

Girl Scouts from Carry Union City Wattsburg Beaverdam and Corry will present a program Monday October 29 at the Junior High School. The program features Miss Margaret Warner Miss Shirley Larson Miss Delores Bernard Mrs Harold Flowers and others performing flag ceremony tableau pantomime drama and dances. A model of the Girl Scout building at Mead Park will be displayed and refreshments plus a small silver collection will follow.

Girl Scouts of Carry Union City Wattsburg Beaverdam Margaret Warner Shirley Larson Corry Harold Flowers Leland Wilcox Arthur Lita Carl Cassatt Delores Bernard Stout Laws Washington School John Hornick St. Edward’s Mead Park Wattsbury Brownies

Friendship Club Halloween Meeting at Mrs Decker’s Home

Mrs John Decker hosted eight Friendship Club members yesterday afternoon in BR D 4 for a Halloween party featuring an auction with prizes to Mrs Eugene Powers and Mrs Charles Mulligan. Birthdays of Mrs Bertha Warner and Miss Frances Sperry were honored. Miss Sperry to host November 16 at her R D 2 home.

Friendship Club John Decker BR. D Eugene Powers Charles Mulligan Bertha Warner Frances Sperry Miss Sperry

Linen Shower for Miss Lucille Bemis

Miss Lucille Bemis was feted at a linen shower hosted by Mrs. John Neckers at her home. She will marry Har old H Neckers next month. Guests enjoyed visiting and cards while dish towels were embroidered for the guest of honor. Gifts lay under an open parasol with crepe paper and rainbow streamers. Hostesses served salad hot rolls coffee strawberry sundaes and cookies for dessert with favors of rainbow cups of mints and miniature parasols.

Lucille Bemis John Neckers Bemis Mary Harold H. Neckers Dessant

Civic Club Bazaar Dates Set For November 16 and 17

The Women's Civic Club scheduled its annual bazaar for November 16 and 17 during Friday’s meeting. President Mrs. L R Houghling of Meadville led the session and said further bazaar plans would be announced later. A quilt was tied and one more will be finished at each meeting as donated materials support the effort.

Civic Club Women’s Civic Club L. R. Houghiling Meadville

State Line Club Meets Mrs Herbert White For Christmas Plans

One Independence Ladies' Club met at Mrs Herbert White's home near State Line with all members present and guest Mrs Wayde Querreveld of Clymer. They planned a Christmas party, tied a quilt for the hostess, served refreshments, and honored Mrs Lawrence Dunnewold and Mrs William Bensink with birthday cake and gifts.

Independence Ladies’ Club Herbert White State Line Wayde Querreveld Clymer Lawrence Dunnewold William Bensink

Stork Shower Honoring Mrs Michael Varassa At West Malm Home

Mrs Michael Varassa was honored at a stork shower hosted by Mrs Louis Varrassa at 704 West Malm Street last evening. Guessing games and contests delighted guests with prizes won by Mrs Al Marty, Misses Rita and Mary Varrasse, and the guest of honor. A late evening lunch featured sandwiches relishes shower cake ice cream and coffee. Favors were colored miniature diapers and many gifts flowed to the honored guest from friends. Hostess Mrs Jomes Varrassa was assisted by Mrs Harry Oldenski

Michael Varassa Michael Varrassa Louis Varrassa West Malm Street al Marty Rita Mary Varrasse Jomes Varrassa Harry Oldenski

Reception Honors Pastor Harris At E U B Church

Friday evening over 100 patrons gathered in the parlors of the E U B Church to honor Rev and Mrs Harris and daughter Helene. The event was run by the Women's Aid and Friendship Aid with G T Bereman as master of ceremonies. Participants included Donna Sherwood Carl Henton Mrs Vernelia Page and Leon VanTassel. Gay Benninik welcomed the pastors and remarks followed. The group presented a 2 silver coffee service. Rev Harris spoke in reply. A buffet lunch with mums and fall leaves decor was served. Mrs Harley Banks Mrs Edwin Borstorff and Mrs Lynn Campbell oversaw refreshments assisted by aids members.

U. B Hh. Ray Harris Helene Women's Aid Friendship Aid G.T. Bereman Donna Sherwood Carl Henton Vernelia Page Leon VanTassel Gay Benninik Board of Trustees Harris Harley Banks Edwin Borstorff Lynn. Campbell Aids

Concord 4-H Club Hears Halloween Party Highlights

Concord Community House hosted a Halloween party for the Concord 4-H Club with 36 youths attending. Prizes went to Joanne Clabbata prettiest Harold Fullom most unusual Denver Baker ugliest and Harry Clabbatz last to be guessed. The club also presented purses of money to leaders John Smith assistant county agent and Joseph McGray local leader.

Concord 4-H Club Concord Community House Joanne Clabbata Harold Fullom Denver Baker Harry Clabbatz John Smith Joseph McGray

Daughters Born at Corry Memorial Hospital In Local Notices

Three birth notices from Corry Memorial Hospital list newborn daughters. One to Mr and Mrs Richard Héssel of Clymer stated as born yesterday. A second to Mr and Mrs Arthur Cohen of 146 West Columbus Avenue reported as born this morning. A third to Mr and Mrs Bat Stanley Radecki of Snyder noted as born last evening.

Corry Memorial Hospital Richard Héssel Clymer Arthur Cohen West Columbus Avenue Bat Stanley Radecki Snyder Circle

Legion Auxiliary Meeting Reports Poppy Day Plans and Sale

The American Legion Auxiliary met at the Post with Mrs. Robert Smith chairing. Poppy Day is set for November 9 and 10 with members and Girl Scouts selling tags. A donation of 2 to the Leenan Wood Memorial Hospital for Mite cure of leprosy was approved. Mrs. Clyde Johnston named chair of Sue Marlin Products project for information and display at her home. Yearbooks were distributed and a fruit jelly, bad MAMG cream pie, and coffee lunch was served. The group will meet again November 8.

J C Y Class Halloween Party at First Presbyterian

The J C Y Class of the First Presbyterian Church met at Mrs Merle Page s home for a Halloween party. The November 8 meeting will reveal the secret sisters. Mrs Page chaired the program with assistants Mrs Robert Lester, Mrs Jean Clark and Mrs Robert Tunnel. Prizes were won by Mrs Philip Segal, Mrs Robert Wank and Mrs Harry Hall. Refreshments followed the social time.

J.C First Presbyterian Church Merle Page Page Robert Lester Jean Clark Robert Tunnel Philip Segal Robert Wank Harry Hall

Concord Community Club Halloween Party

Concord Community Club held a Halloween party last evening at the Community House with games such as apple ducking and doughnut eating. Costume winners included Denver Baker Vernon Culver David Stultz and John Freeborn. those not in costume paid a five cent fine. Refreshments were provided by Mrs. Philip Wade Mrs. Merrill Wade and Mrs. Frank Quiver. The group will meet again November 16 with Mrs. Webb McCray Mrs. Carl Gates and Mrs. Edna Wade on the refreshment committee.

Joseph McCray Concord Community Club Denver Baker Vernon Culver David Stultz John Freeborn Philip Wade Merrill Wade Frank Quiver Webb McCray Carl Gates Edna Wade

Cosmetic Party At Fenno Home

Miss Edith Fenno entertained one friend at her home on Thursday evening for a cosmetic party. Mrs. Robert Halley won the floor prize and Mrs. Vivian Straite of Centerville gave the demonstration. The hostess was assisted by her mother Mrs. Clair Fenno in serving jello with whipped cream wafers assorted cupcakes and coffee to attendees.

Edith Fenno R. D. Corry Robert Halley Vivian Straite Centerville Clair Fenno

Marriage of Miss Joanne Kornikoski

Suumuccueun announces the marriage of Miss Joanne Kornikoski daughter of Mrs. Jessie Kornikoski and John Kornikorosi of Wayne Steel Dale Taman of Spartans Kling. Rev Harry T Reid performed the double ring ceremony on October 15 in the Blue Eye parsonage at 7 o clock in the evening. The bride wore a Sushi blue street length dress with navy blue velvet trim and navy accessories. Her flowers were a corsage of white chrysanthemums. The groom is Mr Archie Wynn. The couple attended the ceremony with Mrs Wynn in a black crepe street length dress and two pink corsages. The new Mrs Inman is a graduate of Comy Senior High School class of 5L and is employed at the Pennsylvania Telephone Co. Mr Inman is the son of Mr and Mrs William Inman of Spartansburg attended Spartansburg school and served three years in the U.S. Navy and is now employed at the Camistion Milk Plant.

Suumuccueun Joanne Kornikoski Jessie Kornikoski East Mainstreet John Kornikosi Wayne Steel Dale Taman Spartans Kling Harry T. Reid Blue Eye Archie Wynn Spartansburg U.S. Navy Camistion Milk Plant

Playhouse Membership Campaign Reaches 4500 Totals

The Playhouse reports over 500 families enrolled as members while Broadway comedy Born Yesterday fills ticket reservations. The Sard season target is 17 000 memberships, with results delayed as volunteers report late counts and sales continue daily for weeks.

Playhouse Broadway

Turkey Bingo Party Planned For Nay 10

Special Bingo game is planned for Saturday November 10 at the Rod and Glin Chih to benefit the fund for the new clubhouse east of Columbus. Bert Weldon, George Patterson and Dorr Clark are chair men of the party. Twenty seven of Blof Dabt's ducks will be given as prizes of the party which will start at 6:15 o'clock, and tickets for the game are now on sale.

Rod and Glin Chih Clbhouse Columbus Bert Weldon George Patterson Dorr Clark Blof Dabt

Friendly Circle Meets At Mrs Bayle Home For Meeting

The Friendly Circle of the Cutting Sunday School met Thursday evening at Mrs Carl Bayles home with 13 members present. They read Revelations chapter four and Philippians four, sang hymns, and prayed led by Mrs Gordon Shampoe Mrs Arthur Wallace and Mrs Fred Bowes. A social hour followed with a poem Hello Jobe Hello Jim read by Mrs Fred Wallace and Whistling In Heaven recited by Myre Arthur Wallace. Prizes went to Mrs Bowes and Mrs Walter De Shazer. Refreshments were served including tuna salad pickles rolls coffee and Halloween candy baskets. The November meeting will be at Mrs Marion Ways home where each member will tell the life story of her favorite Bible character.

Carl Bayle Cutting Sunday School Roll Tall Gordon Shampoe Philippians Arthur Wallace Fred Bowes Frank Hulett Fred Wallace Jobe Jim Myre Bowes Walter De-Shazer Merton Bemis Marion Way

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