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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1953
Page
5
Teen Town Mayor Elected At Junior High Council
Junior High School students from 13 homerooms formed the Teen Town Council at the Rooms on East Washington. Connie French was elected mayor with Jacqueline Paulson as assistant mayor Deanna Marlett secretary and Dorothy Brockman treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Washington Street
Connie French
Jacqueline Paulson
Maor
Deanna Marlett
Dorothy Brockman
Donna Sharer
Harris Berkhaus
Tre
Washington School PTA Met Yesterday
The first fall meeting of the Washington School Parent-Teacher Association was held yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock with 28 members attending. Mrs. Charles Correll, president, conducted the business session. New committee chairmen were appointed for the year including Mrs. Arthur Martin program, Mrs. Harold Lloyd devotions, and others. Correll received the Gold Seal Award for PTA accomplishments. The next meeting is October 1. Mrs. Rosa Westley hosted a dinner party for several local residents afterwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington School
PTA
Washington School Parent-Teacher Association
Charles Correll
Helen Johnson
Arthur Martin
Harold Lloyd
Rober Johnson
Andrew Hansen
Charles Warner
Robert Tunnell
Miss Johnson
M. 5. Reed
Robert Patterson
Ray Dennis
Paul Baus
Louis Jensen
Qorrell
Birthday Club Meets At Mrs Cochran Home
Mrs Arthur Cochran hosted the Birthday Club on East Frederick Street for its monthly gathering. Guest of honor was Mrs Claude Blanchard who received a group gift. Fourteen ladies attended and were served decorated cake sherbet tea coffee and nuts. The next meeting is set for October 13 with Mrs Marion Pumbiueh as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Cochran
East Frederick Street
Claude Blanchard
Marion Pumbiueh
Catholic Daughters of America Court Conception 43 Social Held
Members gathered for the regular social meeting in the lodge rooms with third ta ty attendees. Mrs. Leo Mulderick chaired the month and Miss Agnes Lynch co chaired serving cupcakes and coffee. A report covered the recollection service held Wednesday evening attended by St. Thomas and St. Elizabeth's parishioners. The program committee included Mrs. Alfred M Morelson Mrs. William Swan Mrs. Nick Mar 4) Mrs. Harold Crees Mrs. Joseph Gronostar and Miss Ann Baresei. Miss Lena Sawehyn and Miss Mary Ellen Bell will co chair the next court meeting in Octoberath, a business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CDA
Court Conception No. 43
Catholic Daughters of America
Leo Mulderick
Agnes Lynch
St. Thomas
St. Elizabeth's
Alfred M. Morelson
William Swan
Nick Mar
Harold Crees
Joseph Gronostar
Ann Baresei
Lena Sawehyn
Mary Ellen Bell
Ovloberath
Surprise Birthday Party for Mrs. Leo Mather
Mrs Leo Mather was honored by her husband at a surprise party last night at their Ne South Center street home. Twelve guests attended and enjoyed home movies, visiting, and refreshments including cake ice cream fruit squares iced tea and coffee while friends presented gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mather
Leo Mather
South Center Street
Helping Hand Club Holds Quilting Session at IOOF Hall
Members of the Helping Hend ub gathered for an all day quilting session at the IOOF Hall to create quilts for the TOOF Orphans Home in Meadville. Mrs Loretta Belden and Mrs Clie Blanche led the committee for the noon dinner with a brief business meeting at two. Next meeting date set for October 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helping Hand Club
IOOF
TOOF
Meadville
Loretta Belden
Clie Blanche
Clober
Brotherhood Meeting Highlights West Trip Pictures
The Evangeli United Brethren church group held a routine session led by vice president Edwin Borsforff. Harold Patterson showed pictures from his western trip while Rev. A Ray Barris gave devotions. Refreshments followed as the group set the next meeting for October at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EUB Brotherhood
Brotherhood of the Evangeli 1 United Brethren
Edwin Borsforff
Che
Harold Patterson
A. Ray Barris
Eight Million New Yorkers Respond to City Bomb Alert Practice
New York sirens sounded as eight million residents sought shelter during a city wide practice alert simulating an atomic bomb attack. Emergency officials coordinated public guidance and municipal agencies observed response times and shelter procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Death of Mrs Estella May Reagle in Corry Memorial Hospital
Mrs Estella May Reagle of 17 East Irving Street died at 2 a m today at Corry Memorial Hospital where she was admitted September 1. She was widow of Rev H Reagle former pastor of Cory Evangelical United Brethren Church. She was born October 10 181 in Franklin and married September 21 1897. Survived by four daughters, two sons, three brothers, twenty grandchildren and twenty eight great grandchildren. Burial at Pine Grove Cemetery after services at 3 p m in EUB Church.
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Mas
Estella May Reagle
East Irving Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
H. Reagle
Cory Evangelical United Brethren Church
Franklins
Centerville
Speingboro
Saintonnen
Cary
Rev
Deckardv
Bear
Luke
EUB
Women's Society of World Service
Silver Links
MMS Reggie
Lyle Chase
Corry
Pug Heath
Bake Genter
Bidet Gibrant
Dewey Sherrod
Union Cly
Robert
Ray Beagle
George Wesco
David Scannell
William Schaffer
Franklin
Verne Snyder
Coonerstown
John
Gly
Earl Delong
Frantlin
Bracken Funneral
Pine Grove Cemetery
Nina Piek Burial Held at Bracken Funeral Home
Funeral service for Nina Fick Piek was held Wednesday at 1 40 p m at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev Robert Klein officiating The burial followed at Grove Hill Cemetery Ot City bearers included Waller Norman Fred and Raymond Schruers Numerous relatives from Ol City Exinboro Kennedy Clymer and nearby areas attended the service and interment
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Robert Klein
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Norman
Fred
Raymond Sehruers
Grove Hill
Ot City
Hose
Alves
Mex
Fred Schruters
Julia Haiies
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