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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1952

Page

5

Covenant Circle Plans Rummage Sale At Ellsworth Home

Covenant Circle of the Presbyterian Women's Association met at Mrs. Brice Ellsworth’s East Irying street home. They discussed an October rummage sale, voted to send a food package to Korea, and reviewed parts of the book Missals in America. Two guests attended and Mrs. I Rainesale to entertain for the October 20 meeting.

Covenant Circle Ellsworth Presbyterian Women's Association Brice Ellsworth East Irying Street Paul Crowell Korea Paul Bauer Harold Wolfe Ametica Andrew Gusken Wilbur Rickers Wiliam Leaby Bauer I. Rainesale

Altar Guild Meets at St Pauls Lutheran. October Sale Planned

The Altar Guild of St Pauls Lutheran Church met at Mrs Blof Dahey s East Pleasant street home last evening. President Mrs Gerald Staples led routine business, vestments for acolytes approved, Elmer Ortner in charge, and a rummage sale announced for early October with Mrs Dahl chairing. Meeting date moved from first Monday to second Monday.

St. Paul's Lutheran Church Blof Dahey Pleasant Street Gerald Staples Elmer Ortner Dahl Guild Staples Raymond Gathers Wayne Steeel

Reception for married couple at Sugar Grove

Mr and Mrs Robert Seigrist who wed in September at Ann Arbor Michigan were honored at a reception last evening hosted by Mrs Faust Mrs Trisket and Mrs Faust. About 40 guests attended with refreshments served. The couple received many gifts and planned to travel to Ann Arbor where Mrs Seigrist works on the nursing staff and Mr Seigrist attends the University of Michigan law school.

F. 5 Austin Erie St. Louis Republica Council Casmir Bogniak St. Mary's Seminary Baltimore Bogniak Old Bogniak West Frederick Street Karl Swanson BR. D Betty Fredell Seneos Street California Fogle Wright Street New England R. J. Ferroli Wellseley “Hills Mass Erle John Herbert, Simmonson Glenn Chicago P. L. Swanson Frank Wise James Hall Thomas Motors Catmell Edinboro Cpl Robert Upperman R. D Pithburgh Clarksburg W. Va John Rowelle Benfield Mosier Greenville Thiel College Joseph Vedavieh Lyn“wood Calif Stanley Malek West Smith Street Paul Suchar Columbus Sugar Grove Robert Seigrist Ann Arbor Mich Oliver Faust Richard Trisket Ted Faust Sugar Grove Werd Seigrist University of Michigan

Rev Bauer Addresses Kiwanis Club Meeting

Rev. Paul F. Bauer was the featured speaker for the Kiwanis Club last evening at the Phoenix Hotel. His talk tied to Citizenship Day observed nationally tomorrow. President Harry Barach chaired as a directors meeting report was given. Tentative Kiwanis festival plans and group singing under Lynn Rice with Mrs. Rice on piano capped the session.

Bauer Kiwanis Club Paul F. Bauer Phoenix Hotel Harry Barach Lynn Rice

Navy Mothers Club Hosts Tureen Supper Meeting

Navy Mothers Club members gathered at TOOF Hall for a tureen supper. Mrs. Harvey Loveland and Mrs. Carl Peterson led the committee for the affair, with Mrs. Mayme Mitchell, commander, presiding over a routine business meeting. Several birthdays and anniversaries were noted before adjourning to reconvene on October 8th.

Navy Mothers Club Toof Hall Harvey ‘Loveland Carl Peterson Mayme Mitchell Genin

Engagement announced for Hazel Mae Hurst and Robert Lee Pierson

Mrs. Piovence Marr of Sherman announces the betrothal and forthcoming marriage of her daughter Hazel Mae Hurst to Robert Lee Pierson son of Mrs. Lillian Pierson of Clymer. Hazel attended Sherman Central School and helps in the Kony Nook Restaurant. Robert is a Cambridge Springs High School graduate and a farmer. The wedding is set for October 19.

Inity Piovence Marr Sherman Hazel Mae Hurst Robert Lee Pierson Lillian Pierson Clymer Cleet Sherman Central School Pierson Cambridge Springs High School

Daughter Born at Corry Memorial Hospital

A daughter was born this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Jewell of 16 West Congress Street. The birth adds a new member to the Jewell family.

Corry Memorial Hospital Rollin Jewell Congress Street

Girl Scout Troop 39 Names Leaders for Year

Miss Dinahd Rossbacher was named chairman of Troop 39 at the First Presbyterian Church meeting last evening. Miss Connie Shaver will serve this year and Miss Nancy Wilcox becomes treasurer. Patrol leaders are Misses Patricia Dills Joan Gurney and Patricia Hall. Miss Adele Mecray leads the troop which meets Monday evenings.

Dinahd Rossbacher First Presbyterian Church Connie Shaver Servie Tite Nancy Wilcox Patricia Dills Joan Gurney Patricia Hall Adele Mecray

Mrs Joseph Glaviano Honored At Surprise Birthday Party

Mrs Joseph Glaviano was surprised when friends gathered at her mother Mrs Nick Acquilinas home on North Cent Street to honor her birthday. The group shared a social evening and a lunch, and Mrs Glaviano received many beautiful gifts.

Joseph Glaviano Nick Acquilina North Cent Street

Fine Sum Realized On WCTU Rummage Sale

The Women's Christian Temperance Union sponsored a rummage sale on Friday and Saturday at a store site once occupied by Sehigub, Wallpap er and Paint. Committee members included Mrs Beale Gyphert, Mrs Charles Patterson, Mrs Altr Harnes, Mrs Anna Dyne and Mrs TM t. Mentor. Funds go to the crusade find.

WCTU Women's Christian Temperance Union Beale Gyphert Charles Patterso Altr Harnes Anna Dyne T. Mentor

Birthday Club Honors Mrs Claude Blanchard

Mrs Claude Blanchard was guest of honor at the Birthday Club meeting. Mrs Marlon Jumbaugh hosted at her Spring Street home and gifts from friends were given. The Tassies attended and a dessert course was served. Next meeting is October 16.

Birthday Club Claude Blanchard Marlon Jumbaugh Spring Street Blanchard

Birthday Party For Miss Connie Dahl

A birthday party was held at Main street Saturday afternoon for Connie Dahl on her tenth birthday. About ten girls attended and received favors of paper dolls. Prizes were awarded by Kay Hamilton Judith Gronostar Sylvia Milvin and Patricia Hall. Dixie cups were served at noon and a chicken dinner followed at 3 o clock. Connie received many gifts from friends.

Weed Lins Ash Main Street Connie Om Kay Hamilton Judith Gronostar Sylvia Miulvin Patricia Hall Dad

Miss Genevieve Blatt Demoryane Seeks State Office

Genevieve Blatt Demoryane announces candidacy for general office, aiming to be the first woman elected by a major party to statewide post. She stresses public service and urges women to support qualified candidates, while Patricia Le Suet recovers from a spinal procedure after leaving nursing school.

Harrisburg Genevieve Blatt Amdur Democrat Penney Lyon Sie Sith Plotein Penn Symmie Biolsideer Hton City Patricia le Suet Hamat Hospital School of Nursing

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