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Fragmentary OCR reads as a personal line about a brother named McKean and a morning day, unclear actions or relation. Text lacks complete details to identify event, date, or location.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1946
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR reads as a personal line about a brother named McKean and a morning day, unclear actions or relation. Text lacks complete details to identify event, date, or location.
Evening employees of the Ghory Post Otlie and former staff from the Corry office will hold their annual outing at Mead Park this evening. The event, moved from Tuesday due to bad weather, will feature meatball supper and a wheel of fortune along with special entertainment. About 25 postal workers are expected to attend with the supervisor served shortly after 6 o clock.
Members of Circle No 4 of the Methodist Women’s Society met for a Queen dinner at 1290 Wednesday. Twelve members and three guests attended. Mrs. Fred Ross led devotions from First Corinthians. Ensign Roberta King announced discharge details and arrival from New Orleans after Navy Nurse Corps service.
Fragmentary text reports Donald Ross of Chicaga Illinois visiting a relative named Waller Hoss and family at a Wright Street home. Mentions a tanker shipment and a heated day before reaching port to facilitate discharge. Uncertain details and several garbled names.
Miss Wilma Armitage daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Armitage completed a three year course at Buhl Hospital School of Nursing and graduated with the Sharon High School class of 1943. Graduation exercises were held last evening at 8 oclock from Sharon High School. Attending were Mr and Mrs Armitage and their daughter Miss Virginia Armitage and Miss uti Bensink.
A surprise birthday party was held Tuesday afternoon for Darlene Kees to celebrate her seventh birthday. The event took place at her Brent grandmother Mrs Ide Simmons’s home in RD 5 Corry. Attendees included Betty Ann Wy, Donald Simmons, Walter and Millard Keres, Mrs Ethel Moore, Mrs Clyde Simmons, Merle Simmons, Cecil Simmons, and Mrs Joseph Kres. Refreshments were served and Darlene received several gifts.
Mr and Mrs William Hopkins will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house at their home 1075 North Center Street on Sunday August 11 from 2 to 5 pm inviting all relatives and friends to call. The event marks a half century of marriage for the Hopkins pair.
Miss Barbara Keppel hosted a Wednesday luncheon at Hotel Cory in honor of her guest Miss Lorraine Leavitt of Gloversville New York. Twelve were seated in the private dining room at one o clock with Summer flower bouquets adorning the table. Attending were Mrs Robert Gilbreath Miss Mary Joan Mooney Mrs Jean Vincent Mrs Merrill Patterson Mrs Ramselas Brown Mrs Guy Butters Mrs Duane Fogle Mrs Robert Bracken Mrs Horace Robbing and Miss Harriett Colegrove. Leavitt received a lingerie gift from her hostess.
Twenty members of the United Brethren Ladies Aid Society met at Mrs. Ross Fleming’s home on East Columbus Avenue. A tureen dinner followed, with Rev H Ray Harris reading scripture. Presiding officer Ms Harris Watrous led the business meeting and routine matters. Officers elected: president Mrs Guy Bennink, vice president Mrs Leon White, secretary Mrs Hailey Banks, treasurer Mrs E Bush. Next meeting set for August 21 at Mrs Louis Nye’s West Columbus Avenue home.
Mo-Fa Club met last evening with twelve attendees and guests at the Johnson hunting lodge near Pittfield. Warren Johnson hosted a green salad dinner followed by three tables of progressive 500 and a group activity. Awards went to Walder McElroy, Harmon McEray, and Edward Jerome, while Dorr Clark won the traveler prize. Lashevenlip’s guests included Terome, Petey Russell, and Harton McElroy. The next meeting will be Thursday evening August 22 with Mrs John Sheet of West Church Street as host.
Twenty Murphy store employees spent Wednesday afternoon at Canidohta Lake. They enjoyed boating swimming and roller skating with a wall laden picnic table at six o clock. Several stayed for evening roller skating at the lake resort.
A son born yesterday afternoon to Mr and Mrs Walis ter Sears of 25 Seneca street Corry Hospital. A daughter born late yesterday afternoon to Mr and Mrs Thames Svels RD 4 at Corry Hospital. A son born early this morning to Mr and Mrs William Wellington of 416 West Pleasant Street at Corry Hospital.
The seventh Atv Intyre Melntyre family reunion gathered Sunday at Gojojrat Park near Celoron with about 30 attendees. President Harold Melntyre chaired a business meeting and officers named Merl MuIamvi Akron vice president Roger MeIntyre Spring Creek secretary Florence MeIntyre Akron, N Y. Wable committee includes May Me Inyre and Florence MeTntyre. Next reunion set for the first Sunday in August 1047 at Celoron with guests from Jamestown Akron Titusville Spring Creek Pittsfield Corny Celoron.
The newly formed Rebel Sunday School group of the Methodist Church met at the home of Mrs. Walter Rose on Winter Street last evening. Eighteen members attended. president Mish Janice Johnston led a business meeting arranging a future event at an announced location. Miss Barbar Group gave devotions before a social evening. Hostesses were Ms. Johneson and Miss Willa Johnson with sandwiches and cookies.
A bridal shower for Miss Violet Greene, soon to wed Michael Spin veri, entertained about twenty guests. Awards were given to Mrs. Mun Dinnhi, Mrs. Ware Van Guilder, and Miss Mary Spros Yori. treats included sandwiches, pickles, lighter cake and coffee. Pink and white decorations complemented many gifts.
Mr and Mrs D A Hillstrom hosted a summer home event at We We Ba on Chautauqua Lake yesterday afternoon. Twenty four Corry Jamestown officers attended a picnic with boating and swimming followed by a buffet dinner on the back lawn. Guests included Mrs De Armour Hillstrom and children Mary Sus and David, and Mrs Clare Hillisteam.
Mrs Haight chosen as delegate by the auxiliary meeting at Post Home West Washtenon street with twenty members present. Mrs Esther Sethi presided and plans were made to elect Mrs Clara B Haight of Boston Mass as delegate to the national convention to be held in September. The remainder of the evening was social.
Mrs Lynn Shreve of Essex street entertained her Bingo Club last evening in a lively session with Ning members present. Prizes were won by Mrs Mary Stafford and Mrs Martha Petith. Hostess served hot talks and coffee at the close. An August meeting date is to be announced.
Huey Paulson Jr hosted the Krazyates Club gathering at her West Pleasant street residence. All members attended and progressive Bill was played with awards presented by Mrs. Clarence Lowe and Mrs. Michael Piecirilia. Refreshments of salad, crackers, cherry pie, and coffee were served. next meeting set for August first at Mrs. Lowe’s home.
Mr and Mrs Milton Zalzneck hosted 44 guests with a pictorial supper in Mead Park, honoring Mr and Mrs Ralph Davie. Afterward the guests visited Mrs Sarah Zalzneck’s West Washington Street home for cards, contests, and piano solos. A three tier wedding cake topped a pink and white motif, served by the hostesses and aides, while out of town guests were absent.
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