Roach Relative Guest At Wust Matthews Street Visit
George Roach of Erie visited his brother weekend guest at the Wust Mat street home.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1950
Page
5
George Roach of Erie visited his brother weekend guest at the Wust Mat street home.
A meeting of the Corry Hospital Auxiliary in the nurses dining room drew 19 members who voted to sponsor and convert a program to be presented by the Association of Male Choristers of Western Pennsylvania on October 26 at the Senior High School. The chorus of 950 trained voices will perform, with proceeds benefiting Cary Memorial Hospital. Several members were appointed to committees, and many residents were listed as visiting, traveling, or returning from trips to Europe, Cleveland, Erie, and other cities, including JoAnne Miller's European trip and Miss Doris Crowell's graduation events.
A mixed event honored Eleanor Kovach as she prepares to marry Keith Orn on October 7. Guests Mrs Mark Anderson Mrs A J Larais Mrs Richard Orn Miss Nancy Orn and Mrs Victor Orn attended at the Pleasant Street home. Contests awarded to Mrs Franke Lillie Miss Shirley Ohry and Mrs Harry Burton. A silver and white table featured a sathe course and coffee. Miniature umbrella favors marked the shower tables.
A daughter was born late this morning at Corry Hospital to Mr and Mrs Richard Young of Corry. Mrs Young, formerly Charlotte Marsh of Beaverdam, shares in the glad occasion and announces the birth.
Kiwanis club in Corry heard school football coaches led by Nicholas Boudin share insights on local youth sports. Hanna, chairman David Livingston and others discussed upcoming events including Kids Day set for September 2nd which was postponed indefinitely. community leaders outlined plans and echoed support for youth programs.
The WSCS hosted 6 members and 15 guests from the Spartansburg Society for its first meeting under the Sommer theme. Miss Judith Meerdink and Miss Patricia Meerdink presented selections while flowers and refreshments were arranged in pastel decor. Delegates were named to attend the W. SC. S. rally in Mirne September 27-28. next meeting set for October 8 with a planned dinner in the church basement.
A Mead Avenue resident Louis Miller was honored at a family birthday party. A dinner was served at Mead Park for the guest of honor, with several family members and friends attending the sociable period following the meal. Mr. and Mrs. William Grane of Spring Creek were among the guests.
The Business and Professional Women's Club opened its fall session at TO. F. Hall with 24 members attending. President Mrs. Mary DeLury led routine business and district meeting plans for October 7 in the city. Agnes Lynch named chairwoman. delegates include Miss Lynch and Mrs. Lavine Kusi. A LOOM Hall dinner and a Corry Country Club reception are planned for the event. Weather permitting, a corn roast at Mead Park September 25 will replace the meeting location.
The St Pauls Altar Guild met last evening at St Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church Wash Park Place. Members discussed a bike sale fundraiser to be held later this month or September 6 7 and 19b1. Mr Staples as president named a chairman for the event and preparations included cake for a member's birthday. The next meeting is slated for October 2 at Mr Guy Stattavel’s home.
Troop 39 resumed weekly meetings at the First Presbyterian Church. About 24 girls and three readers attended an evening program with games and games. Miss Adele McCuay and Mrs Willen Mall planned the coming winter program as the group meets each Monday evening.
Mrs Opal Scott was honored at a party hosted by DeR Clawson and Mrs Easl Hyary for a Tripodian group on Wert Main etreet. A shower of gifts was given by attendants including Mrs duit Avwané and Mrs Genile Mufitian.
A family gathering at Mor's West Bond honored Mrs John Mitchell on her birthday with 11 relatives present. The hosts served a decorated cake and shared gifts while Mr Mor’s son William Mor prepares to depart with Company A for training at Camp Atterbury.
Reservations close September 15 for a charity luncheon and concert card party planned by the Eastern Star. Tickets are handled by Leaby, with proceeds benefiting the chapter and a style show organized by the Miller store at the Corry Gowtiry Club.
Ford Sargent Jr celebrated his seventh birthday with a party at home on York Street hosted by Mvg. Ford Sargent Sr. Family friends joined the youngsters for games and treats including sandwiches cake jello and beverages.
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