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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1951

Page

5

Birthday Party for Judith Millspaw at White Street Home

Judith Millspaw eight yesterday celebrated with a wiener roast at her White Street home hosted by Mrs. Marvin Millspaw. Eleven guests attended plus Judith’s great grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Clark Beers of Grand Valley. Children played games, rode horses, and prizes went to Daddy Loveland Mary Cagwell and Judith. Favors were paper hats and lollipops. hot dogs jello and cake were served.

Millspaw Judith Millspaw Marvin Millspaw White Street Tso Judith Clark Beers Grand Valley Dady Loveland Mary Cagwell Judith

Stork Shower At Columbus Last Night

A pink and blue themed stork shower honored Mrs. Vernon Thompson at her Columbus home. Hostesses were Mrs. Melvin Vanderhaaf of Cory and Mrs. Rasmus Thompson of Columbus. Games and bingo entertained guests with awards and gifts given. Out of town guest Mrs. John Borsa of Evie attended.

Vernon Thompson Columbus Melvin Vanderhaaf Cory Rasmus Thompson Thompson John Borsa Evie

Miss Jayne Whiteley Is Honored Here At Party

Miss Jayne Whiteley daughter of Mr and Mrs Gerid Whiteley was guest of honor at a party last evening at her East South Street home. The event celebrated her fifteenth birthday with a scavenger hunt and games. Prizes went to Miss Mary Klomp and Miss Ruby Stiles with others to Miss Florence Pier and Miss Mary White. Guests enjoyed ice cream cake and hot chocolate and Jayne received several gifts.

Jayne Whiteley Gerid Whiteley East South Street Jayne Mary Klomp Ruby Stiles Florence Pier Mary White

Mrs George Fox Honored At Stork Shower Event

A Saturday afternoon stork shower for Mrs George Fox was hosted at Mrs Richard Fox’s West Smith Street home with co host Mrs John Frontera of Wesleyville. Eighteen guests played gift winning games. prizes went to Mrs James Nesmith, Mrs George Fox and Mrs Howard Jordan. Mrs Fox received many gifts as attendees enjoyed decorated cake, salad, tea and coffee with guests from Franklin City Warren North East and Wesleyville.

George Fox Richard Fox West Smith Street John Frontera Wesleyville James Nesmith Howard Jordan Fox Frankliin City Warren North East

Presbyterian School Leaders Plan Rally Day Dinner

Presbyterian Church School Others and Teachers met at 6 30 in the church for a tureen dinner. Rev Paul Bauer led the business session outlining plans for the coming year and Rally Day set for Sunday September 30. Next meeting scheduled for October 15.

Presbyterian School Presbyterian Church School Paul Bauer

Congregational Dinner Planned by St Paul’s Church

Members of St Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church have completed plans for a congregational tureen dinner to be held tomorrow evening in the church social rooms. Dinner will be served at 6 15 PM followed by a social evening.

St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church

Birthday Party Honors Mrs Merrill Lillie at Home

Mrs Merrill Lillie of Hast Church street hosted a birthday party at her home on Sunday afternoon for 12 guests including Mrs Walter F Hill of R D 2. A birthday dinner was served at noon followed by ice cream and cake, with many nice gifts given in celebration.

Merrill Lillie Hast Church Street Walter F. Hill

Introducing A.son born at Corry Memorial Hospital

A. son born last evening at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Robert MacGregor of 209 South Center Street. A son John William born this morning to Rev and Mrs Paul F Bauer of West Park Place at Cory Memorial Hospital.

A.son Corry Memorial Hospital Robert, MacGregor South Center Street John William Paul F. Bauer West Park Place Cory Memorial Hospital

Open House Celebrates Newleyweds Pfe and Crowell

Mr and Mrs Pfe and Mrs David Crowell recently married in Booneyville Miss hosted an Open House last Friday at the groom s mother Mrs James Crowell s Northwest street home Forty guests attended from Bear Lake Union City and Corry. Hours ran from 4 to 10 PM with decorated cake ice cream and coffee served as refreshments.

David Crowell Booneyille Miss James Crowell Northwest Street Bearlake Union City Corry

Family Party Honors Mrs Carnrike In Buffalo Birthday

A birthday gathering honored Mrs. Harry Carnrike Jr of Buffalo at 16 Shea Street hosted by Mr and Mrs Barry Carnrike Sr. Guests enjoyed a social evening and presented gifts. Mrs Carnrike, her husband, and son Donald visited relatives in Erie and North East after weekend with Mr Harry Carnrike Sr.

Gordon Parsons Karen Kathleen Falconer Harry Hotchkiss West Congress Street Clair Starks Ralph ‘Pratt Jamestown Norman Ruehle Wattsburg Eben Carbaugh Union City Ware John Carbaugh R. D Robert Lewis Thomas Motors Chevrolet Managers Garold Silvis North East Bert Welder Gould Street P. A. Russell Wright Street Buffalo Louis Jackson Mead Avenue New York City E. W. Feldt Bristol Florence Lave Joseph Sherwood Spartansburg Pibisburgh Carroll Swetes Zanesville Ohio Rollin Jewell Ray Harris Venango County Sunday School Association Oil City Carnrike Harry Carnrike, Jr Barry Carnrike Shea Street Donald Harry Carnpike Erie

Gerald Bensink to Head Columbus Grange No 875

The Columbus Grange No 875 held a meeting at Town Hall with Worthy Master David Curtis presiding. Gerald Bensink was named to head the Grange, with Punt Suchar as overseer and Hoy Robbins as steward. Additional officers include Mrs. Albert Sundburg securer, Arthur Ayling assistant steward, Mrs. David Curtis chaplain, D. P. Priskeb secretary, Mrs. Arthur Hill secretary, David Curtis gatekeeper, Miss Lynette Page Ceres, Miss Doris Christensen Pomona, and Miss Leona Walk Flora. Archie Norton named to the executive committee. Mrs. Suchar chosen as home economics director. kitchen committee members listed. A Warren County Youth Meeting is planned for September 26 at Youngsville with Freehold Grange invited to attend the installation near the year’s start. Refreshments served by Mrs. DeForest Bindley, Miss Twila Rogers and Mrs. Hoy Robbins.

Gerald Bensink Columbus Grange Columbus Grange No Town Hall David Curtis Worthy Punt Suchar Hoy Robbins Albert Sundburg Arthur Ayling D. P. Priskeb Arthur Hill Lynette Page Ceres Doris Christensen Pomona Leona Walk Flora Archie Norton Suchar Ronald Carter Vernelia Page Beatrice Bensink Warren County Youngsville Freehold Grange DeForest Bindley Twila Rogers Hoyt ‘Robbins

Birthday Party Honors Harriet At Home On Congress Street

A West Congress Street birthday gathering Saturday afternoon honored Harriet on her 4th birthday. About 12 youths attended with games and awards won by Georgia Spinvert, Mary Castor, Arthur Hotchies, Honey Bott Phelps, and Ronaid Brown. Doll cake and magnet favors were served. Karen and Kathleen Parsims of Falconer attended as out of town guests.

Hamy

Erie Kiwanis Hears Spangler of Gannon on isms and philosophies

Professor Conrad G. Spangler of Gannon College addressed the Kiwanis Glut in the Phoenix Hotel Erie last evening on isms and ideologies in a detailed, informative talk that drew a favorable response. After dinner, the board, with Harry Barash presiding, held a brief session to discuss several business transactions.

Erie Kiwanis Club Conrad G. Spangler Gannon College Kiwanis Phoenix Hotel Spangler Isms Board of Directors Harry Barash

Canasta Club Hosted by Mrs Maude Keefe at Home

Mrs Maude Keefe of Mott Street entertained her canasta club guests at her home. Mrs J B Clark won the award while Mrs Keefe served light refreshments. The next meeting is planned for two weeks hence.

Canasta Club Maude Keefe Mott Streets Aft J. B. Clark Stein Keefe

New Penicillin Form Shows Lung Disease Promise

Dr Harrison F Flippin reported at the University of Pennsylvania meeting that a new penicillin form named peopenil, a penicillin iodine mix, can reach scar tissue in lungs and kill infections in chronic bronchitis and other conditions where standard penicillin fails. He said it opens a new field for treating certain lung diseases and may help other organs like brain and kidneys.

Philadelphia Sejy Institute of the Graduate School of Medicine University of Pennsylvania Harrison F. Flippin Philadelphia General Hospital Flippin

Jewish Fund Drive Seeks Final Rally for Appeal

The United Jewish Appeal drive in the Glory district reports a shortfall of 800 dollars against a 2975 dollar quota. Co chairs Mr. Nast and HarryBio Ach urge donations this week to finish the campaign and support relief work. Mail or deliver gifts to Mr. Nast or Mr. Baruch.

Gory Flistriet Tor Mr. Nast Harry Bio- Ach U— Ft Uluse Mr. Baruch

Novena Opens Tonight at St Thomas Church

A novena at St Thomas Church begins this evening conducted by Father Bryony SVD of Girard. The observance runs through the feast day of the saint on October 3 with three Masses each morning and a 7:20 evening Servite including rosary and benediction.

ST. Thomas’ Church St. Pheresy St. Thomas’ Ghurch Father Bryony SVD Girard

Air Force B-25 crashes during routine training

A B-25 bomber from the Air Force crashed during a routine training flight near Sabina G on September 1 05. All three crew aboard were killed in the incident.

TUREE Sabina Air Force

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