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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1949

Page

3

Franklin chemist found dead in Buffalo lake

The body of George Francis Rouault, 21, a Franklin chemist, was found floating at Buffalo waterfront with a head wound. Detectives identified him as Rouault, noting a 22 caliber bullet entry from the rear unlikely self inflicted. A $50.35 money belt and a Buffalo hotel receipt were found. investigation continued.

Franklin Bufalo Sip Willams Pitegibbons George Francis Rouault Mary G. Rouault John P. Hy Man of Buffalo Hylant Peridirus Fitagibbons Buffalo

Take Time to Make a Will Says Babson

The article warns that delaying a will invites state laws to divide property, citing Massachusetts rules and family disputes over inheritance. It cautions against flawed, unwitnessed forms and shares anecdotes of relatives affected by intestacy, urging prompt legal planning.

Babson Massachusetts

Kindergarten Halloween Party Brightens Sunroom Event

Eighteen students and their teacher Mrs. Kust Leeds enjoyed a Halloween masquerade yesterday morning in the Sunday School room of the Methodist Church. They made decorations performed stunts and did class activities while milk crackers lollipops and candles were served.

Cnildrety Loca Methodist Church Kust Leeds

Hallowe'en Dance Draws Small Crowd At Armory

St Elizabeths Guild sponsored the Hallowe en dance at the State Armory with low attendance. The Patitis enjoyed the evening from 9 p m to 14 p m to Freddie Rimers orchestra. Costume wearers mingled as Joseph Frisina won the door bouquet of red roses. Doughnuts cider and Coca Cola were served as the armory displayed orange and black decorations with scarecrows cats and pumpkins.

Hallowe’en Hallowe'en St. Elizabeth's Guild State Armory Thepatitis Freddie Rimers Joseph Sina Armory

Club 13 Masquerade Party Last Evening

Members of Club 19 and one guest Mrs. Ralph Stoke of Spartansburg met Friday for a 4 masquerade Hallowe'en party at East Washington street home of Mrs. Plessie Posburg. Nine members attended. Mrs. Lawrence McCray honored on her birthday and given purse of money. Bingo prizes awarded to all. Mrs. Michael Piccirillo won door prize. Pumpkin pie with whipped cream, doughnuts and coffee served. On November 9 the group will meet with Mrs. McCray to honor Mrs. Fred Bnenel.

Club Club 19 Ralph Stoke Spartansburg Hallowe'en East Washington Street Plessie Posburg Lawrence McCray Michael Piccirillo McCray West Smith Street Fred Bnenel

Welfare Group Plans Christmas Aid and Quilt Sale

The Corry Welfare Organization met at the Rod and Gun Club with President Mrs. L R Houghtling in the chair. New member Marjorie Brown was welcomed as they agreed to aid the city Christmas lighting and prepared a quilt raffle. A homemaker item and baked goods sale will be held near Christmas with details to be announced. meeting adjourned for November 25 at the Rod and Gun Club.

Corry Henry Hill Committee the Indies Rod and Gun Club

Moffatt School P T A Party and Box Social

The Moffatt School P T A held a masquerade Hallowe en social with a grand march and costume prizes won by Harry Clabbate and Miss Carol Morris for children and Mrs Albert Ohra and Evereth Webb for adults. Oscar Lindstrom auctioned boxes and pies raising 28 for school improvements while the group noted gravel for yard and driveway and work by several volunteers.

Moffatt School BTA Harry Clabbate Carol Morris Albert Ohra Evereth Webb Howard Glabbate Rupert Morris Mr. Ohra Oscar Lindstrom P.T. A Walter Dingfelder Howard Dingfelder Russell Darrow Paul Labowski Everett Webb Merle Baldwin

Local GLP Officers Attend Syracuse Meeting and Community Notices

Abbe Reformed Sunday School officers Albert Neckers Rev John Muller Paul Tenhuisen Ivan Legters and Robert VanErden attended a Thursday banquet in Fredonia. Rev Leonard Hogenboom left for New York City after a back injury exam. Coffee Club celebrated birthdays at Mrs Clifford Legtern home. PTA plans discussed at Clymer Central School with a nickel mayor and traveling basket to raise funds. Red Cross speaker James Kearney urged safety and showed a highway movie. Purest Seekers class held quarterly meeting with Gospel Bell Hour program and a love offering. Oyster suppers marked hunting season in Clymer area with Ball Moose Hunt Club winners led by Clifford Legters. Rawlin Fill Bunt Club hosted by Cornelius Wiggers winners Merle Tewinkle Glen Tewinkle Norman TeCroney Edward Beckerink.

Henry Habink John Hunter Norman Te Croney Ernest Dunnewald Robert Aewes Clifford Harmelink Claude Lictus George Bensink GLP Syracuse Albert Neckers John Muller Paul Tenhuisen Ivan Legters Robert VanErden Abbe Reformed Sunday School Fredonia Clymer Leonard Hogenboom New York City Presbyterian Hospital Clifford Legtern Alfred Newhouse Fred War James Grovink Suon Clarence Rhebergen Gilbert J.T. Plyter Saral Veltman Roland Veltman Charles Miller Pultneyville Miriam Wassink Washington, D.C Bina Wassink Siward Wiggers PUTA Clymer Central School Ruth Galbraith Pad‘Jove Leo McGaughey Ways and Means Delbert King PTA James Kearney Jamestown Red Cross Edward Wiggers James Gravink Amos van Erden Gilbert Ton Jor Jerry Warner Karen Warnshouse Wiggers G. B. Sample Church of God In Gospel Bell Hour Sample Gospel Bell Ray Hathaway Clifford Schrux Glen Tewinkle Amos VanErden Clifford Warnshouse Moose Hunt Club George Legters Clifford Legters Gilbert ‘Ton Clarence Rhevergen William Rhebergen Leon Legters Merle Newhouse Clifford Legters

Bridal Shower Honors Mrs Ithel Rainieri Before Wedding

Bridal shower held last evening for Mrs Ithel Rainieri who will marry William Russell Patterson. Hostess Mrs William Durham with assistants Mrs Robert Patterson and Mrs George Patterson led 20 attendees in games and prizes. Feta whipped cream cake and coffee served as gifts showered the bride elect. Out of town guests from Prewsburg Westfield Youngsville attended. Next movie event announced for next month featuring Wild Animals To Africa and Walt Disney cartoons. Leonard Swanson read Halloween themed pieces. next meeting November 25.

WBS Ithel Rainieri William Russell Patterson Willam Durham Buelldstreet Robert Patterson George Patterson Merritt Rathbun Prewsburg Edwin Reid Westfield Robert Rowlard Youngs~sville Africa Leonard Swanson

Halloween Societies and Hunt Club Hosts Highlight Local Evening

Winners were Ralph Damcott Gilbert Vander Schnatf Robert Lepters and Wilbur Ren skers among others as Big Owl Hunt Club hosts James Gravink and Roy Gravink led a supper night. The Friendly Corner class held a Halloween party at Rev John Miller Tugstsy’s home with a dimmed base ment, ghost stories, a hexed sing and refreshments.

Ralph Damcott Gilbert Vander Schnatf Robert Lepters Wilbur Renskers Ralph ‘Thompson Wil Hallowe'en

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