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Fragmentary OCR text references a society meeting or event and state service with departures implied. lacks clear names, places, dates, or outcomes to form a full newspaper item.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1957
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR text references a society meeting or event and state service with departures implied. lacks clear names, places, dates, or outcomes to form a full newspaper item.
Erie County Pomona Grange met in Batmane City as Guy Marlon of North East won another term as suster. New officers include Carl Nikon Ble Creek, Myrtle Mittelmeir Waterford, and others. meeting featured Dr W R Gordon of Pennsylvania State University on changing rural life and a panel discussion.
The Wohien of the Moose lodge announces a public card party and fashion style show hosted by Mrs Gerald Pless as general chairman. The event, at the Moose Club this Monday at 8 am, features door prizes, refreshments, and a fall winter fashion display from F Chapin and Son stores. Reservations can be made via Mrs Stanley Malek.
Mrs Norman Lenowton hosted a neighborhood shower for Mrs Willis Craker with 11 guests. Prizes went to Mrs Max Gregory Mrs Suzanne Crowell Mrs James Stewart and the honoree. Door prize to Mrs Caroline MacVaugh. A salad course was served and gifts presented. Other attendees included Mrs Louis Morrow Mrs Edna Drake Miss Catherine Kelly Miss Elizabeth Reedy and Mrs Barbara O'Brien.
Amici Bible Class of One Evangelical United Brethren Church met at the Chautauqua Lake cottage of Mrs Guy Bennink for their regular monthly session. Twenty members attended. William Armitage led the business session in Mrs GB Bush absent. Msgt GT Berean led devotion, then games guided by Mrs Armitage. Prizes to Mrs Zennie Fish and GT Bergman. refreshments served by Mrs Ratink and committee. Next meeting scheduled at the church parsonage on North Central Street October 11 led by Rev H Ray Farris.
James Conn, 21, a truck helper, faced U S District Judge John W. Lord Jr for interstate theft. His lawyer asked for a later date due to a forthcoming wedding within an hour. The judge accepted an immediate guilty plea and granted time for the wedding and honeymoon before sentencing.
Adam Emory Albright famed for painting children and defying modern art died yesterday in Chicago. Born in Monroe Wisconsin, his works hung in museums in St Louis Toledo Chicago and Springfield.
Mrs Dan Wright of Union City hosted the Wayne Valley Evangelical United Brethren Church Ladies Aid meeting at her home with about 25 members and families present. The program was led by vice president Mrs Leon Proctor in the absence of president Mrs William Sturdevant. The next meeting is set for October 19 at Mrs David Lindquist’s home in Beaver Dam.
Bonnie Cady daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald Cady of 516 Onion Street hosted a Sunday School class from First Methodist Church at her home. The contest between teams concluded with the losing team treating the winners. A supper, games and cartoon films by Wallace Cady followed, with guests Susan Castor Connie Root Cynthia Buesink Jeanene Loveland Jeffrey Brown Arthur Hotchkiss and Bruce Myers in attendance.
Joseph Powell, 50, of East Palefield Township, was found dead in a farm truck on his field last night. Coroner Dr. Sherman J. Watson ruled suicide due to carbon monoxide poisoning. Powell was discovered by his son Donald, who said his father had been ill and previously troubled by his health.
Fred C Hoenes was held at Davison Funeral Home yesterday at 2 p m with Rev Paul F Bauer officiating Interment followed the umnlty Jet in Pine Grove Cemetery Bearers were Fred Mixer LeRoy Cady Joe Guignon Carlton Smith J Fred Kinley and Charles Graham Attending from away were Mr and Mrs H A Durrell Robert Durrell Kenmore NY Keith Durrell North Tonawanda MV Miss Virginia Homes Easton Pat Me and Mrs Maxwell Hoenes and daughter Erle Mr and Mrs Lyle Gifford Wattsburg Frederick Hoenes North East Edward Smith Mr and Mrs Dean Smith M and Mrs Baw of Allegany NY
Former Palm-Former deputy lieutenant Dewey Snyder, 86, left a note saying he did not want to make a mess, then lay on a blanket on a rear porch of the Hotel Hondon and fired a fatal 45 caliber bullet into his head. Police called it a death by his own action. a sealed note addressed to Mrs Watkins in Franklin, his sister, was found.
A daughter was born yesterday morning to Mr S Morris Boutwell of 719 Mead Avenue at Getty Memorial Hospital. A son was born this morning to Mr and Mrs Willard Walton of Centerville at Cory Memorial Hospital.
Price listings for Gold and choice hogs 21 10 22 percent sows 15 to 17 beef cows 12 to 54 camels and cuttars 9 to 10 beef heifers 14 to 16 ven calves 240 heavy and medium valves 11 to 18 lambs 17 to 23 Also includes ven calf figures and miscellaneous cattle prices.
LORNWALL Ont Newly-born Ricole Constantineau is the 124th grandchild for Mrs Alsime Bazinet. She has nine great grandchildren and recalls details of many descendants. She notes a large family ties and welcomes arrivals, while reflecting on family dynamics amid illness and community gatherings. E V Darling 64 dies in New York author of Life with Salt on the Side column. He was a former newsman in Springfield New York and Los Angeles.
William Eerdmanser, 74, a dean of religious publishing in Grand Rapids, says he never publish anything against Christian principles and credits that promise for the firm’s success. The Grand Rapids publishing hub hosts firms like Eerdmans Baker Book House Zondervan and Kregel, fueling a surge in religous interest with about 100 new titles yearly.
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