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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1945

Page

4

Teddy Vanderhoff Celebrates Tenth Birthday Party

Mrs Theodore Vanderhoft of i gin hosted on April 6 a birthday party for her son Teddy Vanderhoff aged ten. Schoolmates and guests enjoyed a dinner with a nine birthday cake and nine gifts. Early evening guests included Mr and Mrs Arthur Palmer and children from Mott Street. Teddy will spend an indefinite stay in Erie.

Teddy Vanderhoff Theodore Vanderhoft Igin Spn Teddy Vanderholt Florence Sexton Arthur Palmer James Mansour Mott Street Erie

Zuckerman Store Workers Feted by Cantors

Mr and Mrs Samuel Cantor hosted Zuckerman store employees on a June Friday evening. Mrs J W Gray Mrs Philip Young Mrs Leo Mulderick and Mrs Arlie Mead served as choir hosts at Hotel Corry at six oclock.

Zuckerman Samuel Cantor Zuck~ Eran J. W. Gray Philip Young Leo Mulderick Arlie Mead Hotel Corry

Gray Ladies Tea Plans At Mrs Ames Home

Mrs Frank Ames invites thirty graduates and helpers to a Gray Ladies Tea at her West Smith Street home tomorrow from 3 to 5 pm. The event honors those who completed recent courses and welcomes attendees who assisted during the Gray Ladies' relief effort.

Gray Ladies’ Corps Frank Ames West Smith Street Gray Ladies Lee

Corry society notes travelers and sailors in transit

A flood of local residents headed to distant spots. Elmer Kincaid leaves tomorrow for a ten day Washington trip to observe railroad matters in the Senate committee. Mrs. Reynolds and Florence journey to Erie to visit Katherine Reynolds. Families from Meadville, Kane, Pittsburgh and Corry plan weekend visits, returns, or overseas duty, with pilots and service members among them.

Elmer Kincaid Washington, D. C Bull J House Senate Judiciary Committee N. H. Reynolds Florence East South Street Erie Katherine Reynolds St. Vincent's “Hospital John A. Menick Well Family Pittsburgh Corry W. H. Merrick East Pleasant Street Clifford Redding Houghton College Houghton H. H.redding Euclid Street Mildred Gates Kenneth J. Helps Meadville Niicely Ernest Emmons Snyder Circle Charles Shettier Kane Greenville Brest Emmons Emmons G, Willis Buffalo John Rickers West Frederick Street Ted Dey Boston Angeles Calif Arthur Tagram North Beadh West Trving Pic William Harrison Camp Picket Spartensburg Robert W. F. Now Mds Aveigedt

Purpura Bride United To Sprovers In Nuptial Mass

Miss Lena Purpura, daughter of Mr and Mrs James Purpura, was united to August J Sprovers in a nuptial mass at St Thomas Church this morning. The ceremony, at 10 o clock, featured Fr Graves officiating as Rev. Patrick Sharpe visited, with a breakfast and dinner at the Purpura home for 50. The couple plan a short wedding trip and will reside at 29 First Avenue.

Lena Purpura St. Thomas James Purpura West Pleasant Street J. Sproverl George Spravers East Wayne Street Francis Graves St. Thomas’ Church Purpura Miss Purpura Frances Purpura Mary Sprovers Rosina Gerace Bat- Tale Joseph Baress Frank Purpura Sprover Cony Buffalo General Hospital Corry Hospital Mr. Sprover Corry M. R. Greene Mercer Patrick Sharpe St. Thomas’ Chiven Leon Bertram Frake, Hepler Charles Pain Evie Robert Shampoe North Center Street Fort Pierce Fla Ph. M Shampoe

Mrs. Loupe of Columbus Celebrates 80th Birthday

Mrs. Loupe of Columbus was surprised by five friends last evening as they gathered at her home to mark her 80th birthday. Attendees included Mrs. Ernest Wright, Mrs. Mildred Denton, Mrs. Lavina Kysar, Miss Louise Williams, and Miss Betty Crane. A social evening followed with yellow and green cake, ice cream, and coffee.

Irs R. C. Loupe Ernest Wright Mildred Denton Lavina Kysar Louise Williams Betty Crane Loupe Laaties

Women’s Victory Club Rummage Sale Planned Next Week

The Women’s Victory Club met in regular session at the Library with Mrs. Leslie Wells presiding. Mrs. Walter Scott led the salute to the flag and Mrs. Bert Weldon led prayer. A rummage sale is set for Friday and Saturday, April 13 and 14, at the Raeke Restaurant building with Worth Hammond and James Sullivan as hosts. An illustrated white elephant sale will follow on Saturday evening.

Tory Club Women's Victory Club Leslie Wells Walter Scott Bert Weldon Raeke Worth Hammond James Sullivan As Guettoneers

Union City Man Married in Meadville Ceremony

Genevieve Guiney daughter of C L Guiney of Meadville wed Capt Ernest Shreve son of Mr and Mrs Albert Shreve of Union City. The marriage took place March 27 at the Methodist Church of Hagerstown Maryland. Genevieve works in Meadville. The groom is on furlough after 32 months in the South Pacific and will return there soon. Capt Shreve is well known in Corry and has many friends from his visits.

Union City Meadville C. L. Guiney Genevieve Ernest Shreve Albert ‘Shreve Unio City Methodist —Ghurch Ngerstown Bildé Mehdville South Pacific Shreve

Notice from Dr Owen Optometrist in Erie Pa

Former Corry optometrist now at 14 State Street Erie Second Floor across from Warner Theatre reminds former patients that glasses fittings can be arranged on Monday Wednesday or Friday evenings at 800 PM appointments by phone at 70 238 or by postcard for appointment

de. R. Owen Corry State Street Erie Warner Theatre

Legion Auxiliary Plans Tri County Council Meeting

Legion Auxiliary met at the Legion Home on North Center street. They finalized plans for the Tri County Council meeting set for May 23 with state commanders of the Legion and Auxiliary attending. A card party for members and guests was planned for April at the Home. Reservations with Mrs Dean Miller or Mrs Frank Gravino were requested. A social hour followed and the next meeting date will be announced.

Legion Auxiliary Plans Council Legion Auxiliary Legion ‘Home North Center Street Tri-County Council Legion and Auxiliary Legion Dean Miller Frank Gravino

Four year old saves sister by unlocking bathroom door

Jamestown April 7 a four year old boy whose quick thinking saved his sister Josephine Lutong 20 after she was overcome by lack of oxygen in a bathroom. The boy John Latona heard a telephone call and sought help finding the key to the locked door. Firemen revived Josephine after breathing had stopped. Police cited the boy's actions as crucial in the rescue.

Jamestown Josephine Lutong Latons Josephine John Police Department

Laub to Oppose Morrison Appeal in Sodomy Case

Attorney Burton R. Laub stated he will oppose Karl Morrison's appeal from a sentence of 18 months to three years at Western Penitentiary after Morrison was found guilty on two sodomy charges in Pittsburgh. The appeal will be heard by the State Superior Court on Monday.

Erib Burton R. Laub Karl Morrison Architect Western Penitentiary State Superior Court Pittsburgh

Quiet Clever Action of a Four Year Old Boy

A four year old boy performed a quiet and clever action that could not save the life of a nearly dead woman despite first aid. The incident highlights the limits of emergency care and prompts questions about the circumstances surrounding the event.

Assistant District Attorney Wayne Gleeten Prosecutor in Morrison Case

Assistant District Attorney Wayne Gleeten, who led the prosecution against Morrison Laub, argued against the defense position in the proceeding. The filing highlighted Gleeten's role and the courtroom stance in the high profile case.

Wayne Gleeten Morrison

Le expo Doris two four ane M Mrs

Readable fragments indicate a personal notice or brief mention of a event involving Doris and spouses with unspecified details. The text remains garbled but references a party or gathering and two cam or vehicles, suggesting a social or family notice without clear dates or locations.

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