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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1945
Page
21
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The text records family visits and travel plans. Very Reverend James Conner and Mrs Conner prepare a trip to New York City for a week. Children stay with relatives as Dr and Mrs Gillette host for the week. Mrs Norman Mitchell and Mrs Robert McCasin of North Center Street visit with their parents, Mr and Mrs Guy Vanderhoff, and family from Sugar Grove.
A Saturday ceremony at St John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church Dunkirk joined Welmoun Watyatu to Miss Helen Mae Grainer in a 2 PM service. Rev C J Zimmerman officiated. The bride wore a white satin gown with lace bodice and train, rosebud bouquets. Bridesmaids wore pink net, bridesmen wore yellow net. The groom is son of Mrs Katherine Kettenring East South Street. A reception followed at the Center home. Local relatives attended and groom’s family traveled from Corry and Erie for the wedding. The couple plans a brief wedding trip before settling in Dunkirk.
A buffet supper at the Atene of a most enjoyable fete at the Cery Country Club last evening drew over 100 members and guests. The serving was buffet style at eight o'clock with tables decorated in arranged bouquets and papers. Mrs Farry Barath chaired the event with assistants Mrs Norman Neckers Mrs Masitie Wilkinson Miss Mary Emalysayn and Mrs Philip Zutyneck. Mrs Neckers was named to chair the next supper meeting scheduled for August 6. Golf and card games followed the meal.
Hosts at East Smith Street welcomed 16 friends for a multi occasion gathering. Guests celebrated a housewarming for the Meerdinks a going away party for the Ray Stearns moving to Warren and a stork shower for Mr and Mrs Allen Dahistrand. The Stearns and Dahistrands received gifts while the Meerdinks were given homemade goods. Cards provided entertainment as sandwiches cake and coffee were served.
Miss Rose Mary Auer daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Auer of 2 East Congress Street announces her engagement to Samuel Bram stationed with the USCG. Bram serves aboard the G. Cutter Manitou at Port Richmond in Philadelphia. Rose Mary is a Corry Senior High School graduate and formerly worked at Acra Supply Mfg. Co. No wedding date has been set.
Women of the Moose hosted wives and lady friends of North Western district Royal Order of the Moose attendees in Corry yesterday. They gathered at the Corry Hotel lobby for games with prizes, then moved to the West Washington club rooms for a buffet smoker, a prettily decorated display, and a bountiful lunch. Administrators praised the afternoon as one of the most successful meetings at the cis inlet gathering.
A fragmentary notice reports a small gathering of the Cootlella club meeting yesterday at the VF Ww Fost Home. An afternoon was spent and at 2:30 PM the ladies moved to Hy's Restaurant where a fine chicken dinner was served.
Mr and Mrs Phillip Wade of R. D 1 Corry welcomed a baby girl yesterday morning at Cory Hospital. The birth was announced with joy by the family, noting health and happiness for the new arrival and gratefulness for the support of their relatives.
Lt Edwin Clark and Ellenore Thayer united in a church wedding at the Methodist Church yesterday afternoon. Rev P A Galbreath officiated as a large gathering of family and friends attended the ceremony and wedding supper at the Thayer home. Afterward the couple planned a trip to Cleveland then Canada and on to Miami Florida.
Mr and Mrs R B Larsom and daughters visited relatives in James Thin. Lieut Alberta Armitage is home on a five day leave from Fort Meade. Miss Ruth Young and Dorothy Hanlin were in Erie. Rowland M Dearing of Denver arrives to become Corry Hospital superintendent. Miss Mary Jane Hillstrom returns from weekend with Hillstrom grandparents. Jack McLaughlin and son Michael spent a week at Findley Lake. Carl Falling and Alice Marie return from Coudersport after a weekend with Hammond family. Lieut Paul Phelps leaves for Indiantown Gap after 80 day leave with parents. Patrick Crowley and Ann Crowley guest at Minchin home on West Congress Street. J J Rickleft visits in Corry. Frank Zohan visits Bernice Powler. Anna Hall and son Jerry return home after weekend with friends. Warren Jacobs of Detroit visits city briefly. Jonn T Dempsey returns to work in Fallsburgh after recuperating at home. Joseph and Praticis Donoghue visit parents Roy Donoghue and Mrs Donoghue. Cpl Alton Hinman home from Port Meade for weekend. Pastor Graves enjoys vacation in New York City and Atlantic City. Moses Mae and Eva McKinney weekend visitors, registered at Hotel Corry. Kathleen Hazel returns to New York City after weekend with parents. Florence Strigler heads to Subs for a few days with Micros family. Miss Betty Thompson returns home from Columbus after two weeks with cousin Mary Thompson. Amy Titus visits town yesterday toward Mesdville.
The Northwestern Pennsylvania District No 1 of the Loyal Order of the Moose held a meeting in Erie yesterday with 50 district officers and over 100 local members. Daniel Quinn of Bradford presided. Officers from Bradford Oil City Meadville Erie Union City Warren and Kane attended. A buffet luncheon followed for the gentlemen and their wives.
A birthday celebration was hosted at Mrs. Victor Kiismut’s R D 1 home for her daughter Victoria’s sixth birthday. Twenty one guests attended and played games on the yard after a warm afternoon with ice cream cupcakes chocolate milk and birthday cake served from picnic tables. Out of town guests included Mrs Richard Wagner of North East and Mrs Norman Stone and Judy Stone of Wesleyville.
Corry Jamestown Mig Corp secretary entertained Miss Carolyn Anderson Friday evening before she leaves to marry later this month. Gifts included a purse and a tarewill present. Friends sent best wishes as the group dined at the Ritz Restaurant.
A study finds the White Cavilo apple contains as much vitamin C as an orange. Previously apples were not rated for vitamin C, now they join oranges and even tomatoes in that nutrient class.
Distressing ad copy promising relief with Golden Lax Tablets 25¢ and 50¢. Claims to restore health by gently removing intestinal poisons. Appears as a vintage drugstore advertisement with blurred OCR. Product names and prices foregrounded.
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