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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1939
Page
5
Mrs Skinner hosted the W H C Club at her East Miz Street home for a birthday party honoring Mrs Arthur Tubts. After a business meeting, five hundred was played with prizes awarded to Mrs Willy Scott and Mrs Gerald Staples. Refreshments were served to club members including Mrs Ernest Bachemer and Mrs Naomi Young.
Mr and Mrs Howard Mery will celebrate their eighth wedding anniversary Sunday at the home of their son Lyle Merry and family in Corry BR D. friends may call Sunday afternoon. Meg Batton of Mechanicsville and Corsy formerly, is here with relatives over the Easter vacation. Russell Hayley of Erie visits friends. Professor B C Barty of Jamestown N is here on business.
Mrs. D. A. Roschie hosted the N. B. club at her West Bend Street home where Miss Ella Belle Roschie received a birthday gift after a business meeting and games. Salads desserts and a birthday cake centered the table with seasonal decorations as members enjoyed a social period before the May meeting at Mrs. Daniels’ home.
Announcement of the marriage of Esther Buttray of Meadville to Donald Hadlock of Union City. The ceremony was held Wednesday at the Unitarian parsonage in Meadville with Rev. Walter D. Pedersen officiating. Attendants were Kenneth Wilegar and Mrs Hadlock. Esther Hadlock is a Meadville High and Pennsylvania College of Music alumna and organist at the Unitarian church. The groom is a Union City High School graduate employed by Emblem OW Company in TiEN City, where they will reside.
The Woman’s Relief Corp met yesterday in the Masonic Hall after the union. Plans were made for an Easter party to be held in the near future. The executive committee will run the event. Attendees were asked to bring a tureen and pieces for a quilt if not solicited for the party.
An important meeting of the Corry Council of Republican Women is scheduled for Monday afternoon at 2 30 at the home of Mrs J A Gilbert on West Chaven street Wallace Young will be assistant in some capacity All members urged to attend.
Arthur Lyman of Marseilles announces the engagement of their daughter to Jamie Greere, son of Mrs Myra Greene of Corry. The couple plan marriage after completing studies at Baptist Bible Seminary. Relatives travel for Easter visits and local scenes include college and church events in multiple cities.
A group of women active in plumio ensemble work feasted Tiffany Keppel at his home. The evening featured instrumental and vocal music, with impersonations by Frank Pielecor and several guests including Mr. and Mrs. Tiffany. Decorations by Mrs. Merrill Lille and a six o'clock dinner followed by dessert.
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society met Thursday afternoon in the dining parlors for their regular session. Plans were made and committees appointed for the coming year. At 6 o clock the ladies attended the annual congregational dinner in the front of the church. Roscoe Mitchel and R. H. VanTusse returned from a business trip in Illinois and Indiana. Mrs. Gertrude Guignon, visiting, returned home after a week with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Loveland of Park Street. Mr and Mrs. Carll Chales left this morning by motor from North Center Street to spend Easter with relatives.
The report details assets and liabilities of Citizens National Bank of Corry Pennsylvania as of March 20 1939 including loans and discounts 200 part of total assets and United States government obligations 182 328 25 and state local government obligations 142 588 00. It also lists other securities bank premises and furnishings assets in process of collection and none of the bank’s liabilities or pending acceptances.
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