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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1946

Page

5

Big Four Debate Over Conference Chairmanship

The Big Four factions clash over who should chair the peace conference as foreign ministers from Britain France Russia and the United States previously agreed to rotate the chair. Molotov and Evatt press for action while McNeil and Bidault weigh the principles guiding the selection. The issue centers on allowing the conference to elect its own permanent chair and move ahead with voting on decisions made weeks prior.

United States Hector McNeil Molotov Herbert Evatt Australia Baron van Boftwelaer van Ooster Netherlands Council of Foreign Ministers Bidault France Boe Britain Russia

Be SOCIETY. Borsa-Bandurak Nuptials This Morning

Miss Mélen Marcella Bandurak, daughter of Mr and Mrs Brath Bandursi of Union City, married Walter Edward Borsa son of Mr and Mrs William Borsa of Columbus at St Elizabeth's Church. Rev Carl L Heidt celebrant. Wedding party included Miss Ann Popovich maid of honor and bridesmaids Miss Jane DeLuca and Miss Victoria Borsa. A reception for 250 at the Bandurak home followed. The couple will honeymoon at Niagara Falls and Stanford Conn and reside at 208 South Street East. Party from Cleveland Washington and Erie attended. Various relatives arrived and departed around Erie area for the wedding events.

Ann Popovich Jane DeLuca Victoria Borsa Miss de Luca Miss Borsa Joyce Popovich Edward Zamborik Mr. Borsa Joseph Pondel John Popovich Jack 1 Olzerowics Bandurak Borsa Niagara Falls Stanford Conn Erie Fast Raymond Mfg. Company Columbus Army Ajax Iron Works South Street Clevmand Washington, D. C Erle

Miss Margaret Wood Weds Roger Wetmore in Elgin Church

Miss Margaret M Wood daughter of Mr and Mrs George B R Wood of 51 West Congress Street and Roger Wetmore son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Wetmore of B D 4 Elgin were married at 1 o'clock in the Elgin Methodist Church. Rev H H Bish officiated a double ceremony with relatives present. Altar flowers, garden blooms and tapers decorated. Mrs Harold Fish sang Love You Truly. Mrs Wilma Hoover led music as guests arrived. Mrs Wood wore a white sharkskin dress with matching accessories and a yellow rosebud corsage, pearls as jewelry. Miss Eva Gates wore pink sharkskin with white accessories and a pink rosebud corsage. Bridesmaids were Miss Perence Wawayniak and Miss Geraldine Jummings in blue dresses and white accessories with sweet pea corsages. Best man was Joseph Weldmor and ushers Don ald Triscult and Alfred Gates. Seventy five guests attended the reception at the Wolfrome. Flowers and cake formed the centerpiece at pink and white decor. Honeymoon to Canada next week. they will reside near Elgin. Mrs Wetmore is a Cory Senior High School graduate and former G C Murphy employee. Mr Wetmore, a 1941 Corey Senior High graduate and farmer by vocation. Town guests from Erie, Titusville, North East, Girard and Cayuga attended.

Margaret M. Wood Roger Wetmore Margaret Mr Wood George BR Wood West Congress Street Mya Ienneth Wetmore B.D Elgin Elgin Methodist Church H. H. Bish Lawrence Park Mira Harold Fish Twiln Hoover Indiana Eva Gates Perence Wawayniak Geraldine Jummings Joseph Welmorn Broom Mai Donald Triscult Alfred Gates Wolfrome Decomma Canada Wetmore We Cory G. C. Murphy Company Corey Isa Erie Titusville Girard Cuylerville

Eight Tables At Duplicate Bridge Friday Play

The Corry Country Club hosted eight tables in Friday's regular duplicate bridge. Honors to east and west went to Mrs H Harmon and Mrs A Boag, with Miss Sarah Powell and Mrs M Coyle tying for second. North south winners were Mr and Mrs J Fred Kinley with Miss Colletta Burkhardt hosting next Friday.

Corry Country Club H. Harmon A. 5. Boag Sarah Powell M. ¥. Coyle M. S. Cobbett O. W. Bracken

Bridal Shower Honors Mrs Charles Bowman at Home

Mrs Lyle Thompson and Mrs Herbert Trisket hosted a bridal shower for Mrs Charles Bowman at 1083 North Center Street. Fifteen guests attended with tables of 500 as entertainment and prizes won by Mrs Alvert Wiggers Mrs Dewson Hulett Mary McMahan and Mrs Garrett Wiggers. A dessert finish was served and Mrs Bowman received many mitts. Out of town guests included Mrs Viola Clark and Mrs Albert Wiggers of Union City.

Charles Bowman Lyle Thompson Herbert Trisket North Center Street Alvert Wiggers Dewson Hulett Mary McMahan Garrett Wiggers Bowman Viola Clark Albert Wisgers Union City

Introducing a son to Leonard Jules family

A son named Michael Stuart Bei was born this morning to Captain and Mrs Charles Schultz of Long Beach California. The birth occurred at Garry Hospital with the mother Blaine Merritt. Charles Schultz of West Wayne Street is the baby's grandfather.

Leonard Jules 313 West Church Street Garry Hospital Blaine Merritt Michael Stuart Bei Charles Schultz Long Beach Calif West

Farewell Party for R D 3 Family Honors Wykoff Move

A farewell party was held last evening for Mr and Mrs Milton Wykoff and family, moving to a new farm near Sherman New York. Thirty six friends and neighbors attended with cards and visiting. Mrs Clarke with assistance served baked beans sandwiches salad jello cake and coffee. The group presented the Wykofts with two purses of money.

R. D Robert Clark Milton Wykoff Sherman N.Y Clarke Mary Clark Ralph Bailey Carl Pullom Wykofts

Bridal Shower for Miss Beverley Stowe in Essex Street

Mrs. Rolland Stowe hosted nineteen guests at her Essex Street home for a miscellan iis tidal shower honoring her daughter Beverley Stowe who will wed Clyde Wat son on August 17. Five hundred dollars was the top prize. The hostess served a salad course with crackers bridecake and coffee and Miss Stowe received a shower of gifts. Out of town guests included Mrs. Reynolds of Warren and Miss Barbara Rich of Jamestown.

Beverley Stowe Rolland Stowe Essex Street Clyde Wat‘a Dorian Wes WM. S. Reynolds Miss Stowe

Elks Male Chorus Performs at Butler Veterans Night

The Elks Dodge No. 170 hosted a Veterans Night at Butler featuring the Elks Male Chorus at Yau See Stadium. They sang Carmencita Mexicali Moon Stout Hearted Men Mandy Lee Just a Cottage Small Marching Along Swing Along and the Lord's Prayer. Charles M. Lyons led with a solo and Hymn Rice directed the group. The chorus then performed at the Elk Lodge for an aftercare concert.

Story Moutners The Elks Butler Elk Dodge No. 170 Yau Carmencilla Mandy Lee Charles M. Lyons Sylvia Mr. Lyons Hyhn Rice Ragebell Park Elk Lodge

Birthday Celebration for Larry Wright at 132 Snyder Siele

Mrs Glenn Wright hosted a Wednesday afternoon birthday party at her Oak Ridge home honoring her son Larry on his first birthday. Guests included Marilyn Fish Rodney Peirson Lynette and Virginia McCloskey Peapy Fok Betty Bacons and Peery Hester visiting with her parents. Birthday cake and tea were served with balloons and gifts for the child amidst family chatter.

Larry Wright Glenn Wright Snyder Siele Larry Marilyn Fish Rodney Peirson Lynette Virginia McCloskey Peapy Fok Betty Bacons Peery ‘Hester Oak Ridge Tenn Mes. Wright

Willing Workers Club Meeting at Concord Community

The Willing Workers of the Concord Community 4-H Club met yesterday at 1 pm at Miss Betty Culver's home with eight members present. Miss Sickver led, demonstrating bed making and table seblings. Reports from Mary Lou Hammond, Shirley Hall, and Delores McRay were shared during Show and Tell. Next gathering is August 5 at 9:30 am at Concord Community House. Beverly Little and Betty Culver will present Talks.

Willing Workers Club Willing Workers Concord Betty Culver Beverly Little Betty Simmelink

American War Bride In Australia Learns Local Cooking

AP News reports American brides in Melbourne adjust to Australian cooking habits and prices. Mrs. Senneth Shergold, a former WAC from Lexington Kentucky, notes Americans and Australians differ on vegetables and cakes. She highlights self rising flour and baking powder, and observes life moves slower with picnics and surf outings. Prices show beef at 76 cents a pound and lamb chops at 24 cents, with money stretching further in Australia than in the United States.

Melbourne Australia Betty States

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