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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1949

Page

5

Corry Dairymen Framing Elections At McCray House

Corry Local of the Dairymen’s fireatrest met at the McCray Community House Friday evening. President Harold Howard led the meeting, F. O. Harvey headed singing, and Erie speaker H. H. Redding urged continued good utility milk production. Directors were elected, and delegates chosen for sub district and Syrause meetings with Newell Gates and others named as delegates.

Corry League McCray House Dairymen's Fireatrest McCray Community House Harold Howard Onder F. O. Harvey Singing of America Howard Hanna Tine Erie H. H Redding Cecil ‘Humphrey Stanley Baker Fkemstes Mr. Harvey Robert Gates Alternatte Ustridt Syra Newell Gates

Picnic and meeting of Lt Clyde D Wilcox Post and Auxiliary

The Lt Clyde D Wilcox Post and Auxiliary held a picnic at William May's home in Lottsville on Sunday with 21 members present. Three new members Mrs Mabel Brown Mrs Marjorie Long and Miss Elizabeth Rogers were welcomed and a polio fund donation of five dollars was approved.

Clyde D. Wilcox Auritiney William May Lottsville Mabel Brown Marjorie Long Elizabeth Rogers Loop Hel Brookville Memorial

Corry Nurses Gather at Corry Country Club District Session

The Corry District No 7 of the Pennsylvania State Nurses Association met at the Corry Country Club. Mrs Russell M Sherman chaired the session with multiple assistants. Seventy five nurses attended the 1 PM sectional meetings and panel on The Brown Report.

Corry Country Club Corry Miss Riley Nursing Harrisburg Ladies of the Country Club Uiinsesm Brown Report Mas. White Sharon Franklin Ona Harper Mies Harvey Croscot Shargun Greenville Meadville Erie Warren Franklin Oily

Coons Klasch Wedding Held Saturday Evening

Miss Mary Anny Klasch and Carlyle L. Colms wed in a double rite at the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church parsonage. Attendants included Alice Kimmy as matron of honor and Remulall MeOmy as best man, with 40 guests at a reception at the Cory Room of the Hotel Comy. Mr and Mrs Coons plan to reside in Howell New York.

Mary Luella Querreveld Robert Guy Williams Henry J. Querreveld Guy Williams R. D Froom John H. Muller Abbe Reformed Church Clymer H. Ray Raymond Querreveld Muskegon Mich I Coons-Klasch Mary Anny Klasch Andrew Klasch Carlyle L. Colms Mire Anna. Coons Park Street Wilmer W. Hetfer Christian and Missionary Alliance Church Alice Kimmy Remulall MeOmy Cory Mac Hollister Melvin Vanderhoff Goons Howell Coons Corry Aero Supply Mfg. Co., Inc Armei Corry Senior High School Navy International Correspondence Schools Senanton Cleveland Mayville Eriend Spring Creek

Miss Linda Rae Mallick Birthday Party Honors Child

Miss Linda Rae Mallick celebrated turning five with a 2 to 4 pm party hosted by her mother Mrs. Pete Mallick at 180 East Church Street. Twelve children attended enjoying games with awards to Tommy Ecklund Betty Aikens and Kathy Wiley. Decorations were pink and blue and gifts abundant.

Linda Rae Mallick Pete Mallick East Church Street Tommy Ecklund Betty Aikens Kathy Wiley Dacsler Carol Mallick Linda Rae Mary and Martha Foliser Lynn Loveland Shirley Cook Sandra Aikens Karen and Jo-Eilene Multick Ert Rebecca Gordon Union City

Grange No 55 Postpones Election After Low Attendance

Corry Grange No 58 held a Saturday meeting on the TOOF Hull with small attendance. Election of office holders was postponed to the next session. Members celebrated with birthdays and refreshments including sandwiches calve cookies jello and coffee. Glen Donaldson of Spring Creek was listed as departing today for unknown duties.

Roy Swart Corry Toof Hull

1939 Clymer School Class Reunion Held at Mesd Park

The Clymer Central School class of 1939 held their anniversary reunion at Mesd Park with ten members and families attending. Hosts Thornton Newhouse and wife from Little Valley served a large dinner after a park day of amusements. Attendance included 23 graduates with names from Clymer North Glymer and surrounding areas.

Clymer Clymer Central School Helt Mesd Park Thornton Newhouse Little Valley Tre Doris Ruslink Clyier Tomer Lawrence Miller James Kolstee Clase Sid Hart Cady Ruby Brown North Glymer Kkalstee Philip McGray Donald Cady Miller Francis Whitcher Buffsio Mr Newhouse Liste Valley Edsrin Mocknon Waterford Russink

Tureen Dinner And Cards Enjoyed Sunday

A group of fried meat and cards gathered Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. acted Brom e at Belota road. An evening meal was served, and the event concluded with a contract badge activity. The group is to meet again in Erno Weston.

Mx End Actin Brome Belota Road Nest Reale Erno Weston

Births Recorded at Local Hospitals This Week

A sem born September 16 to Mr and Mrs Fred Logue of New Meadows with grandparents Mr and Mrs EB Bush of North Confer street. A son Buddy Bari born to Mr and Mrs Perry McCray of Elginet at Corry Hospital. A daughter born at Corry Hospital to Mr and Mrs Donald Vanterkooi of Clymer last evening.

A Sem Fred Logue New Meadows Thaho EB Bush North Confer Street Kudy Bari Perry McCray Elginet Corry Hospital Cony Hospital Donald Vantterkooi Clymer

Nichols leaves town for Fort Bliss after visit

Donald W. Nichols departed Sunday for Fort Bliss Texas following a visit with his mother Maude Nichols of 335 South Center Street and other relatives. He recently transferred from Fort Dix to the Texas encampment. Mr and Mrs Walter H Dedeani of Ridge Street and Mr and Mrs Elmer D Edgett of Emporium are vacating this week at Toronto and other places in Canada, the Thousand Islands and the Hudson River region.

Burton Dearing Schenectady Richard New England States J. F. Dearinge Ernest Simonsen Som Angola Indy Simday Henry Simmonsen Spencer Thompson Clumm Min Simmonsen Th-State College Joe Mapes Yon China Lake Calif Arthur Mapes Delaware Street K. R. Benson Has Bond York Benson Charles Wolfe Mr. Benson Is Benson Lancaster Donald W. Nichols Fort Bliss Texas Maude Nichols South Center Street Fort Dix Walter H Dedeani Ridge Street Elmer D. Edgett Emporium Toronto Canada Thousand Islands Hudson River

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