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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1946
Page
4
Mr and Mrs Theodore Vanderhoff of Blu hosted eight guests for a family dinner in their Blu home. The gathering honored Howard Vanderhoff recent Army discharge after 17 months overseas in the European theater. Following the meal a quiet social hour was enjoyed.
The N B Chuba group met with host Mrs Leon Bloss at 216 East Wayne Street Thirteen attended and new members Mrs Paul Crowell and Mrs Ella Belle Bowen were welcomed. A card party is planned for April 15 at Mrs Emma Hoschie's home for new members with guests invited. Various members were noted for hosting, visiting, and upcoming trips as neighbors and relatives were mentioned.
The Luther League of St Pauls Lutheran Church met at the Hildebrand Home on East Southfleet with eight members present. Miss Ruby Hildebrand led a business session followed by a social evening of games and visiting. Refreshments included fruit jello salad tovides and chocolate. Miss Berths Dahl will host the May meeting on the 1th.
The Opportunity Club of the Presbyterian Church met Monday night in the church basement for a bucken dinner. Newly elected officers were installed. Roll call named a spring flower. about 23 members attended. Mrs Harold Patterson led devotions. Edgar Guest poems were read followed by The Lord's Prayer. Ten dollars were donated to the Red Cross. Next meeting set for May 1 at Mrs J A McCaughlin's home.
The State Health Department will run two orthopedic clinics in the region. Dr. Arthur Davis of Erie will conduct the Meadville Clinic at Meadville Gilg Hospital at 9:00 AM Thursday. Parents of children needing care should contact Mrs Ora Harper at the Municipal Building before tomorrow. The second clinic is set for Thursday, May 5, at Warren General Hospital in Waiten.
A daughter named Sharon Louise was born to Mr and Mrs George Usoff at Havisburg Hospital. Mrs Usoff, formerly Beryl Hinks, resides here.
Miss Borema Louise Cornish daughter of Mr and Mrs Tnoch Cornish of Bem Lake and Floyd Charles Zerbe Jr of Foxburg were married in this city Saturday. Rev WH Ray Harris performed the ceremony at United Brethren Church at two o clock in the afternoon in the presence of about forty friends. The bride wore a turquoise suit ensemble and white rose flowers. Best man was Hart Steadman. A reception and wedding dinner followed at the bride's home. The couple will reside at Foxburg with the groom's parents after a brief wedding trip.
The three W S C S circles of the Methodist Church met for the monthly session at the church. Fifty members attended a 6 30 pm tureen dinner served by Circle No A in charge. Mrs H S Vaughn, president, led the business meeting and plans for a May 3rd bake sale and a fundraising effort for the Cite building were discussed. Rev J A Warnken spoke on his Africa missionary work and showed pictures. The next meeting will be May 13th at the church.
The Bobbie Soxers group held a skating party for Miss Bobby Lou Dickson to mark her fifteenth birthday. Members attended at the roller rink then gathered at a West Pleasant Street home for refreshments. Fruit salad birthday cake and chocolate milk were served as gifts were presented.
Mrs Virginia Bulryn hosted a shower for Mrs Thomas Varagst on Sunday evening at her Second Avenue home. Ten guests attended and played bingo with awards going to Mrs John Palcone Miss Jane Varassa and Miss Gloria Gatton. A salad hot rolls cake and coffee were served. gifts were generous and useful.
Rev Clair the new Emmanuel Episcopal Church pastor spoke to Exchange Club members at Hotel Corry during the weekly dinner session. Attendees enjoyed a full house as Rev Clair shared experiences from his pastorate in Tryon North Carolina.
An old advertisement claims kidney fatigue causes backache and dizziness from poisons and excess acid in the blood. It promotes Thompson's Borsoma Tablets to stimulate kidney action and improve health, suggesting quick relief and urging purchase at druggists, with Gulden Lax Tablets as a related product.
A birthday party was held for Martin Robbins, aged three, at his mother Mrs. Manley Robbins’ home on East Main Street. The event ran from 4 to 7 o'clock yesterday, celebrating the youngster's special day.
Fifteen guests attended and enjoyed games. Mrs Robbins served birthday cake with ice cream and chocolate milk to her guests who received favors of rubber balls and candy baskets. Decorations were pink and white. Martin received funny gifts from his little friends.
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