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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1947

Page

5

Grange 55 Spelling Contest At Wisner Meeting

Seventy five or so members of Grange No. 55 met Saturday evening in Wisner for a regular gathering. Master Verney Swanson presided with Mrs Relph Lindsley directing songs and a spelling bee. George Chase represented the Pomona Grange and will judge future test events at the Pomona meeting. Next events include an annual show and a gathering in August with members expected to participate.

Grange No Colry Grange Ni Hes Reguilar Verney Swanson Hen Hie Relph Lindsley Anc Wisner George Chase Ghase Topal Grange

Engagement of Norme Richari A Williams Announced

Mr and Mrs Merle Newhouse of Clymer announce the engagement of their daughter Norme Richari A Williams to Arla Williams of 124 Wright Street. Norme graduated Clymer Central High School in 1946 and works at Meyerimle Milling in Clymer. Arla Williams graduated in 12 at Gary Senior High School, served two years in the Army, and works for his father in the Abrielion business. Wedding planned in the near future.

Bethrothal Merle Newhouse Clymer Norme Richari A. Williams Arla Williams Wricht Street Miss Newhouse Eines Mme Meyerimle Milling Company Willaims Gary

Birthday Party for Susan Troy Harmon Mis

East Smith street resident B. H. Harmon entertained seven guests Saturday for daughter Susan Troy Harmon’s fifth birthday. Attendees included Almn Penstermacher Joe [gart Gumille Waterhouse Mary Castor Mimi Orcutt Rasselas Brows and Carel Newell. The party ran from three to five with cake and ice cream served to all.

Susan Troy Harmon Mis B. H. Harmon East Smith Susan Troy Almn Penstermacher Joe [Gart Gumille Waterhouse Mary Castor Mimi Orcutt Rasselas Brows Carel Newell Mrs. Harmon Susan Trey

James Hammond Celebrates Sixteenth Birthday at Sister's Home

Miss Mery Lon Hammond entertained sixteen guests at her PD. 1 residence Saturday evening in honor of her brother James Hammond sixteenth birthday. The peasant evening games featured Miss Joan Clabbate winning an award as guests enjoyed a social occasion with cake and cheer.

James Hammond Mery Lon Hammond PD. 1 James Joan Clabbate Angel Mr. Hammond

Miss Kathie Scholton Birthday Party Held

Miss Kathie Scholton was honored Sunday at a birthday party hosted by Mrs Harold Scholton of East Main Street. Twenty two relatives attended including ten children with games and visits in the afternoon. Out of town guests from Erie included Mr and Mrs A Spiegel and son David and Mr and Mrs J Spicel and daughter Linda. The hostess served cake and ice cream and Kathie received many gifts.

Kathie Scholton Harold Scholton East Main Street Kathie A. Spiegel David J. Spicel Linda Erie Kaihie

No-Bar Riding Club Outing To Wrightsville

The No Bar Riding Club rode to Wrightsville where Frank Darrow hosted the group overnight. They enjoyed a roast Saturday evening, a pancake breakfast Sunday, and a steak fry at noon. Eleven members rode home Sunday evening taking about one and a half hours.

Wrightsville Frank Darrow

Triscuit Family Reunion At Mead Park Saturday

A Triscuit family reunion was held at Mead Park on Saturday with about fifty relatives and friends attending. Teer and Welock organized a generous basket dinner and the afternoon included horseshoes swimming visiting and other activities. The group planned to hold the 1946 reunion as the next event.

Triscuit Mead Park Marle Triscult Ifty ATO

Birthday Picnic Honoring Mrs Nelson and Mr Baker

Mr and Mrs Lestie Opperman of Columbus entertained yesterday with a birthday picnic dinner at their home for Mrs Hary Nelson of Columbus and Kenneth Baker of Dustie Calif. About twenty one people attended and were served a repast. The afternoon included social games and visits, with out of town guests Conrad Erickson and his wife from Jhimestown and Mrs Baker from Duarte.

Columbus Lestie Opperman Hary Nelson l Kenneth Baker Dustie Calif Ind Conrad Erickson Jadsom Conrad Jhimestown

Annual Baptist Picnic at Lakeside Park Mayville

Over one hundred members of the First Baptist Church and Sunday School gathered Saturday afternoon at Lakeside Park near Chautauqua Lake. They enjoyed visiting swimming and games, followed by a bountiful plain dinner at six o'clock and a social evening. The group traveled by bus and private cars.

First Baptist Church Lakeside Pate Mayville Chautauqua Lake

Paulson Reunion Near Buffalo Closes with Family Gathering

A large Paulson family reunion near Buffalo brought together numerous relatives from Erie and surrounding areas. The Sundey gathering featured an altar ceremony led by Anne Paulson of Bulgaia, celebration of a birthday, and a social afternoon with cards, horseshoes, and meals.

West Bulfow Anne Paulson Bulgaia Ity Buffalo Erie Tetral Emoy Durie Marie Paulson Uae

Local Couple Honored Before Saturday Wedding

Miss Clayre Belle Bives and Gilbert Sorenson were honored at a Mead Park party attended by about sixty relatives and friends. Guests included Mrs. Sibert Shatter and others as they prepared for the couple’s planned marriage on Saturday, August 9.

Samy Eveniny Clayre Belle Bives Gilbert Sorenson Sibert Shatter Robert Nawcotte Barbite Blase Aven Foole Mead Park Brerjoy Mie Willie Sayousan Nywentte George Huds Robert Naweatte Will Ae Mulligan Eric Raymond Wallace

Baby born to Mr and Mrs Robert Shannon at Cory Hospital

A daughter was born this morning at Cory Hospital to Mr and Mrs Robert Shannon of Spartansburg. The report lists the infant as healthy with the parents planning to name her in the near future.

Corry Hospital Robert Shannon Wright Street

Local residents visit friends from Connellsville area

Mr and Mrs L A Rovsin and daughter Heine of Prantlin Street visited Mr and Mrs Al Phillips and family at Connellst Lake yesterday. Mrs B H Thurmo and children of Fast Smith Street left for Connellsville to visit Mrs Anta Harmen. They accompanied Miss Juanita Stranghan visiting friends in West Virginia. Mrs William Bel and sons David and John Mirhas of Richmud WV visit their parents in Marion and grandparents Mr and Mrs Leo Rhynacel for a few days.

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Birthday Party For Miss Ann Baha

Miss Ann Baha celebrated her birthday with thirty friends and relatives at home. Mrs Onno Drobaeck hosted the gathering on Saturday evening with games, visiting, and refreshments including salad sandwiches relishes and birthday cake.

Yailievid Onno Drobaeck Ann Baha

Colby Funeral Held Saturday

The funeral service for Mrs. Edith Colby was held Saturday at 2 p.m. at Dayson Funeral Home with Rev. Wilmer Heller and Rev. Jordan Cole officiating. Interment followed at West Lawn Cemetery. Relatives attending from away included Ernest Beckwith and family, Elwood Rose, and Harold Haven, among others.

Edith Colby Ernest Beckwith Dallumhiter Moris Elwood Rose Herold Haven Elmer Beckwith Des Plains Mbus

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