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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1940
Page
5
In Erie on April 10 at 2:30 p.m. three speakers including Mrs Carry and Mrs Walter Peat will attend a Republican Women’s tea honoring state candidate Joseph Ziesenheim. Mrs W T Ryan of Gilford coordinates the program with musical selections. all women voters invited.
Honoring their Arieth wedding anniversary, Mr. and Mrs. Glowant Merry of Cory R. D. were surprised at a reception Tuesday afternoon at their home. Refreshments and gifts followed as friends and relatives gathered. Guests included Mr and Mrs. A. M. Sweet, Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Sweet, Mrs. Dorothea Andera, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vrooman and others from nearby towns.
SAYeN MEMBERS Olive Gradale Sorority and their club mentor Mrs EB Renau enjoyed a dinner at Erie. A standing were Misses Jewel Hasbrouck Mary LaMachio Mary Laurie Marjorie Sawyer Victoria Wojciechowski Lilian Spaulding and Elva Owens. They were accompanied by W C Cox and Mr and Mrs Renau.
Miss Marifrancis Gillett of Union City announces her engagement to John Cooper of Union City. The couple plan a summer wedding. Miss Gillett is a teacher at Union City High School.
Announcement of the engagement of Miss Marjorie Wheeler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alvet Wheeler, to Vincent Giuliante, son of Mr. and Mrs. D L Giuliante, both of Erie. The marriage is planned for May 11.
Mrs E C Reneau spoke to the Queen Esther Standard Bearers at Miss Doris Aras home on East Congress Street. Reneau led a study on foreign mission schools and refreshments were served to eight members after the meeting.
Mrs Royer hosted the Golden Links Class of the Methodist church at her East Main street home for a business and social evening. Twenty two members attended with contests and refreshments provided by Mrs Roger and her committee. The next class gathering will be Thursday evening April 23 at a church parlors screen dinner.
Mrs Karl Dimick heads the Harding Parent Teachers Association with Mrs CB Linde as vice president, Mrs Karhoski secretary, and Mrs Frank Schrader treasurer. A paper on school cost distribution was read, a student musical program was presented, and a tuna dinner was set for Tuesday April 16 at 6 PM at the school.
Townsendville residents attend the Townsend Club penny bake supper amid planned activities for the 29th congressional district convention in Meadville. Local officers expect about nine attendees. C. J. Nenemacher of Altoona to speak. penny turkey dinner set for Tuesday April 16 from 1:80 to 7:30.
A daughter was born this morning at St. Vincent's Hospital to Mr and Mrs Laverne Grandy formerly Ethel Damon of this city. A son was born yesterday evening at Corry Hospital to Mr and Mrs McElsawney of East Main Street.
Erie county Scout executive Jyhn L Taylor addressed the Rotary Club at Hotel Corry with a thorough review of Scout work and youth leadership. He highlighted benefits for future leaders and noted progress in the tenth district including Carry area over the past year. Nomination of officers occurred. election is set for next Tuesday. Guest HT Bint, president of Warren Rotary, attended. Local clubs plan to attend inter city meeting at the Boston store in Erie this evening.
Mary Breene daughter of Mrs Grape T Breene Oil City wed Wilford Mountain son of Mr and Mrs G A Mountain East Churchy street on February 3 at St Colins Methodist church Hagerstown Rev Kemp Horn officiating Attendants Miss Mary Louise Kirkpatrick Carlisle and William Breene brother of the bride The couple will reside in Waynesboro where the groom works for a construction company
Continued from Page One, the case ties to the death of Leonard Henly, 95, who died at Corty hospital after injuries. Authorities say the hearing was waived as the matter proceeds to trial, with prosecutors outlining the charges and the defense presenting limited motions.
An odd feature blends a party recipe for Coventry Tartlets with a report on a local court hearing. The home style pastry instructions describe warm flaky tartlets filled with a smooth cheese mixture, while the second item recounts a courtroom exchange over a fatal incident, detailing the dispute between Healy and a youth and the resulting legal proceedings.
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