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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1950
Page
5
A 30 year old man from Evie Westfield will serve a 30 day county jail term after an employee report. The incident occurred at a local store where the man attempted to gain entry during business hours and alter the situation with the staff.
Miss Kathie Bong hosted a breakfast gathering for friends and college entrants including Jane Butters Barbara Bettes Mira Hearfeus Donna Douglas Ann Norman and Boag. The group plans departures for various colleges as relatives visit and travel continues across towns in Ohio and Pennsylvania.
Women s corps meeting in memory of past national president Mrs Bleue Staples of Michigan Mrs Henry Hill presided at the T O C F Hall at 2 PM and routine business was transacted Mrs Muley Robbins unit her committees served light refreshments late afternoon The next meeting will host a noon luncheon on September 21
At the Cory Chapter No. 717 of the Women Of The Moose 38 members attended a routine session last evening. Mrs Andrew Hansen presided as senior resident and Mrs Charles Weeks received the attendance award. The chapter weighs in on plans ahead for the West Manting event scheduled for September 21.
Wheelock Community Aid held a gathering last evening with 25 attendees. An 8 member business meeting was led by president Mrs. Leland Roscut. The next session, with Mr. Chiles Bughee of B.D. 4, will be September 20 at 1 30 p m with suburban committee meetings planned.
The Indies of the Corry Country Club card party set for September 11 under country club auspices has been cancelled, with Mrs. Leo Haylen named as chairwoman for the canceled event. In memoriam notices follow for Ergin Foster, who died a year ago, with a remembrance from wife Mrs. Gabel Foster and children Mina Jane and Erw it Jr.
Miss Ann Schroeder was honored at a Spring Street shower hosted by Mrs. Andrew Mie Heth Mrs. Frank Chiticnain and Mrs. Coradoseph at Ue McKein home. Bingo prizes went to Bernice McCray Marian Schroeder and others as 18 friends gave gifts. Wedding to Jack Bell is set for tonight with fruit waters coffee and cookies served.
A farewell gathering at Haenel Home honored 108 departing students headed for further studies. Attendees listed include Miss Ann Dobresley bound for Hamot Hospital, George Bugler, Richard Price Hoyphton, Guilese Rol Wi Fish, Colleen Busines, and Tyld Fok, with many friends present.
A Corry Country Club ladies day event drew 26 participants including five guests. Mrs Donald Winshty of Gleniale attended as a guest. Elizabeth Holt and Groyd Lanphere won the afternoon bridge contest, with other guests completing the event’s card play and evening activities.
Mrs Robert Wofus celebrated her daughter Mex Raber Wonks with a surprise birthday gathering on West Washington Street. About 12 guests attended as Arthur MacQuiston and Mes Mitte Lindale led ceremonies and toasts. Hosts included Mrs Be Mauri and helpers Mrs Leo Mulderick, Mrs Litelsa ane, and Mrs Gromiee Hopkins as floral arrangements and refreshments were arranged.
The wedding of Mixy Marion Young and Russ Fegley will take place this evening at Emmanuel Episcopal Church at two o clock with Reverend Joseph A. Clair officiating The bride’s sister Miss Mum Yuin is mentioned in the readable text among the wedding details.
Harbor Half Ladies' Aid met yesterday afternoon for a short business session led by Louie Jewell, president. Hostesses for the city pro game included Mee Willhun Toman and Mrs Arthur Linnateum, with other attendees noted.
The session of the First Presbyterian Church met last evening to conduct monthly business. Mrs Paul F Baue led the gathering with her members and wives in attendance. Light refreshments were served.
A daughter was welcomed at Curry Hospital with Mrs Rube Gibeson and WO East Main in attendance. Oliver Curler of Spurtaiiany was also noted in the early evening.
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