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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1952
Page
5
Officers and teachers of the Fits Presbyterian Church School met for a Queen Supper at 6 30 pm then held a business session to plan Promotion and Rally Day on Sunday. Mrs J Patterson gave a brief talk and showed an item on the work project for the coming year.
The Cutting Child Study Group honored Mrs. Leon Morton with a stork shower during a recent meeting attended by seven members and two guests Mrs. Reed Smith and Miss Gertrude Ohmer. Gifts were awarded to several members and Mrs Embott will entertain October 1 with an election of new officers.
The Columbus Grange held a session in the Town Hall with Paul Suchar Jr acting master. New officers include David Curtis master Lawrence Miller overseer Paul Suchar Jr steward Mrs F L Edwards lecturer Gerald Hammond assistant steward Mrs Lawrence Miller chaplain D P Trisket treasurer Mrs Actin Hill secretary Max Bennink gatekeeper Lena Volk Ceres Miss Marian Volk Poina Miss Jean Savko Flora Mrs Gere Higumond latly assistant steward Arthur Ayling executive committee member Misses Leona Volk Beatrice Bennink Dorothy Mortis appointed to home economics committee for three meetings. Light refreshments served before adjournment.
Mrs Roy Redman hosted a birthday party Saturday at her Cutting home for Fay Marie Redman. Seven little girls attended and won prizes in games and contests. Refreshments included birthday cake fruit jello and Kool Aid. Fay received many gifts from friends. Guests included Blaine Ohmer Faith Marsti Janice Evans Joan Storer Judy Bayle and Janice Way.
Eight members attended the Good Friends Club gathering at Mrs. Eries home last evening with guests Mrs. Lyle Wilcox and Mrs. Al Vanssens. 600 was played. awards went to Mrs. Homer Taylor and Mrs. Martin Smith. Door prizes and a fruit and whipped cream dessert followed. next meeting is set for October 8 with Mrs. Klemen Nielsen of West Smith Street.
Committee snermen for the year were named at om meeting of the Teen Town executive council yesterday. They are Miss Juan Beckwith membership Ronald Moore social Miss Jacquelyn Boul son refreshments Miss Carol Stultz hospitality and Miss Nancy Fralick music Tentative plans are alonee arranged for Halloween party to be held on October 24th.
The document records a Sunday meeting of the United Brotherhood with 58 members present. Officers and inspectors discussed event schedules for October including Payyyilion Day and Fyu Day. Hay Harris closed the session with a prayer.
Members of the BPW Club held a supper and meeting at TOOF Hall on lush evening. President Miss Agnes Gynieh led a business session followed by a report to Mrs Retinctre. The next meeting is scheduled for October 12 with Mrs Milton Zaleteck as chair.
A party honored Miss Mary Lou McCray of tran Tin, hosted by Mrs. Fred Schwab, on the eve of her marriage to Joseph Prisins. Attendees presented gifts as favors while a refreshment table offered salad, wedding cake, pie, coffee and tea.
The College Women’s Club met 36 members and six guests at the Corry Den for a domestic dinner last evening. The event featured a turkey menu and table arrangements with flowers. Committee reports were presented and future meetings set for the Garden Room at the VEW Post home. Ruth Bennet will chair the refreshments committee on October 27.
The Beunts Club met last evening at the Phoinity Hotel for a formal dinner and remarks. Chairman Pils Rakneck led the committee with Ambir Mavis and Richird Rossback in guiding speakers including May Faia and the Waves and Vowngavitle, while Hal Huspans announced Kids Day plans.
Bible Class members of the Salvation Army met last evening at the Citadel to plan a harvest festival and missionary drive. A dinner for 26 attendees preceded business on arrangements for a public ham supper and a Citadel purchase, with the class slated to reconvene on October 20.
Report notes a definite period of disease presence in the area as patients were taken to Geisinger Memorial Hospital in Daville yesterday. Names mentioned include Jen Long 27 Mackeyville Donald Fisher 4 Lock Haven and Billy Coyle 13 Flemington. Billy, an orphan living with another family, was later hired from his home to be stricken with poliomyelitis.
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