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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1949

Page

5

Rotary Talk On Diamonds At Corry Hotel Meeting

Rotarians gathered Tuesday evening at 6 15 at the Corry Room of the Hotel Corry for a weekly dinner. Arthur Welle, jeweler, spoke on diamonds detailing history, investment value, and polishing. Welle noted diamonds are formed from molten carbon and judged by quality, beauty, and brilliance.

Rotary Club Corry Horton J. Davis Arthur Welle Carl Anthony South Africa Winsted Conn Mgr. Welle Mr. Welte Arthur Schaub Glenn Middleton Titusville

Legion Women Hold Important Session In City

An important session of Anna Anderson Post No 095 convened at the American Legion Home with Commander Miss Helen Gumbleton presiding. A long list of upcoming events was outlined including a Chautauqua County Women’s Post anniversary dinner on September 23 and officer installation on September 9. Reservations were to be made by September 8 and 19 for related events. county officer elections are planned for September 15 in Union City. new officers will preside on September 20. The meeting also set plans for an all-women Legion gathering and invited girl posts from Cleveland Erie Harrisburg Philadelphia Buffalo Jamestown Mendville. Various local residents and visitors were noted in attendance and travel plans.

Neva Oy Anna Anderson American Legion Helen Gumbleton Chautauqua County Women's Post Bohmestower Atfair Gunbleton Anita Reinesale Gumbleton Zepka McEvoy Alberta Armitage Edgar Alexander Betty Himes Keystone Boys Janmits Smith Zapka Armitage Aatlomal Gumbletm Margaret Varissens Himes Scotland Orphans’ School Frisina Imiforms Jack Laird Legion Ity Oviabor Corregidor Post Cleveland Carol Lombard Erie Edith Cavell Harrisburg Helen Pairchild Nurses Philadelphia Service Women’s Memorial Brieco Buf Falo Jane A. Delano Buffalo Chautuniqua County Jamestown Dorothy E. Kimmel Mendvalle

Local Society Notices and Wedding Announcements

The column records Mary Querreveld and Robert Williams to wed September 17 at 8:30 PM with ceremony by Rev. Muller at Ideal Evangelical United Brethren Church due to redecorations at the other church. It also notes anniversaries, a serious industrial accident in Erie, and various social events including a wedding at St Peter's Cathedral, with attendees from local families and churches.

Mary Querreveld Henry Querreveld Robert Williams Guy Williams RD. 4 Ideal Evangelical United Abbe Reformed Church

Kiwanis Club Hear Rex Ireland and Arthur Pitts

Arthur Pitts Rex Ireland addressed Kiwanis Club members at the Hotel Phoenix with football squad members as guest speakers The players outlined positions for the season and goals including the Warren game Coach Louis Hanna introduced them The club plans to feature two players per meeting this fall with David Livingston leading songs and Mrs H Lynn Rice at the piano A post meeting directors' session followed presencia of guests from Bradford Cleveland and Los Angeles

Arthur Rex Ireland Kiwanis Club David Livingston H. Lynn Rice Che Francis W. Hooper Los Angeles Califox1 Saturay Harry Hall Bradford Charles Zippenius Cleveland Personal Finance Co

County Convention of WW Co T U Friday at EUB Church

A county convention of WW Co T U met at the Evangelical Unit ed Brethren Church yesterday afternoon with small attendance. Mrs L L VanTassel presided, prayers by Mrs Alfred Huenel, plans for a rummage sale at the former Grand Shoppe on September 10 discussed, and Mrs Floyd Johnson named delegate with vice president Mrs VanTassel as alternate to the annual convention in Erie. Emma O Leonine will speak. Corry delegation invited. September 20 set for the next meeting with queen diner. Work on lap robes for hospital beds to continue.

Ft inUynun Evangelical United Brethren Church L. L. VanTassel Enair Alfred Huenel Hinds Floyd Johnson VanTassel Aich Erle First Presbyterian Church Fifth Pexch Streets Emma O. Leoniene Plutsbireh Aft‘hoon Corry Sylvia Bemis Seth E.U.B Waterabs Dani Culver van Tassel Haenel

Circle No 1 W S C S Met For First Session

Circle No 1 of the W S C S convened at the East Street home of Mrs Robert Marsh for a first session. Devotions by Mrs Donald Dingiean, chair Miss Youne presided, routine business discussed, and plans laid for a combined circle meeting Monday at the church inviting members and families.

Pancurer Jenners Circle Mo Methodist East Street Robert Marsh Donald Gladys McClokes Harle Hasbrouck W. B. Stowe Russell Olen Bertha Warter FR G& Benes Centar Street

Introducing a Daughter Born to Moaleski Family at Corry Hospital

A daughter was born late yesterday at Corry Hospital to Mr and Mrs Moaleski of Clynter. The birth occurred after Agar is referenced in the clipping, with no further details provided.

Rank Moaleski Clynter Corry Hospital Agar

Rebekahs Honor Mrs Frank Hepler at Lodge Meeting

Members of Lady Rebekah Lodge No 30 honored Mrs. Frank Hepler at a Tuesday evening meeting held at LOOP Hall. Noble Grand Arthur C. Bitton chaired as officers were announced for a six month term. The next election is set for September, with installation planned for October. Social hour followed with romeo games, and gifts of nerie were presented to Mrs Hepler. Gingerbread snacks with whipped cream and coffee were served.

Hank Henin Woo Dayton Morida Male Rebekah Lode Hall Noble Arthur C. Bitton Lake Jlape George Edleworth W. P Thiessen Hepler Neerie Watts Cox J. B. Clark

Satterlee Family Reunion Held on Labor Day

A Satterlee reunion gathered 21 of 45 members at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M Lawrence Satterlee on John Street. A business meeting elected officers for the coming year with M Lawrence Satterlee as president Claude Raymond Zimmer as vice president and Mrs Charles Kolja as secretary. Invitations were extended for next year’s gathering at Weir near Girard with guests from Erie Kane Edinboro Hutchtown and more.

Epsilon Phi Chapter Plans Future Activities

Epsilon Phi chapter met with eight members present. President Mrs Bu and Hlatyey chaired as they reported 55 dollars raised for Berry Memorial Hospital from movie-ticket sales. They scheduled a September picnic at Mead Park for Gamma Lambda Chapter with social events and a supper. Arrangements for the October rush season were set with Mrs Alfred Morrison as chair. Mrs Hoylen led a speech program and a dessert course was served. The group will meet September 27 at Litt cottage Findley Lake with Mrs Clinton Pratt.

Epsilon Imi Cnapler Bele Sig- Ty Phi Aumear Wassink East Bond Buand Hlatyey 2Erry Memorial Hospital Mead Park Gamma Lambda Fred Welsh Balemus Sarceny Alfred Morrison William Hoylen Wassink Clinton Pratt Findley Lake

Chelton Family Annual Reunion Held at Hathor Hart House

The Chelton family gathered for their annual reunion at the Hathor Hart Community House on Labor Day hosted by Henry and Mrs. Talwin Chelton. Sixty four attendees enjoyed a noon dinner. President Glen Cheltery led the business meeting where Earl Shelwn was elected president Exies Chelton vice president and Dorothy Chelton secretary-treasurer. Chelton presented bone solos and a social period followed. next year’s reunion will be hosted by Mr and Mrs Claude Fields of tie. Residents from Boston Westfield Erie Columbus and Sparsnsburg attended along with Joana Daughter Pamela of Spat ipsburg.

Fred Dentler Denver Colorado A. A. Merker Nellie Merker Ruth Phillips Adrian Mich Archie ‘Titch Clarence Titch Ariel Gari Titch R. D Labor Day Stoneboro Fair Marvil Barnes Los Angeles Calif Myra Titus Mead Avenue Myra Lou Miller Ene Titus East Church Street Dayton Mis Robert Shipman Bonnie Jean Corry Paul Wood Ganonsburg J. Weiler W. L. Henry Spring Creek J. Fred Kinley Cobbett Walter H. Scott J. A. Blatt Chautauqua Lake Betty Himes Arnold Seastead Craig North Center Street Robert Seastead Akron John Seastead Mesdville Allegheny College Chelton Hathor Hart Henry Talwin Chelton Perons Glen Cheltery Earl Shelwn Exies Chelton Dorothy Chelton Werber Claude Fields Tie B.D Bostoi Fuss Leon Westfield Sligo Erie Columbus Sparsnsburs

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