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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1945

Page

5

Milk price sets new July record in six-state milkshed

New York August 14 Dr C D Blanford administrator of the New York Metropolitan Milk Marketing Area announced that six-state milkshed producers will receive 3.79 per hundredweight for July milk. The figure includes 3.18 base plus department of agriculture incentive payments and is the highest July return on record. Milk intake reached 614,169,018 pounds across 442 plants, exceeding the prior July high since 1942 by over a million pounds. Total payments including incentives and fat bonuses amount to 2,289,004.40.

New York C.d. Blanford New York Metropolitan Department of Agricnitane Blamford Blaiford

Subsea Gatherings and community notes at Corry area

A long community column from Corry covers local social events. It notes transfers of residents such as E C Reneau to Mechanicville New York, birthdays and family news, servicemen in training, moves to new homes, visits from relatives, and plans for local gatherings including Christmas display and a Chautauqua program. The piece names numerous residents, their towns, and travel or duty details, reflecting wartime era social connections.

Clymer Engagement Told At Recent Party

At a home gathering Mr and Mrs Wilbur announced the engagement of their daughter Ninna Reoma to Cornelius Beckerink of Clymer New York. The wedding is planned for September 6 at Abbe Reform Church Clymer.

Hula Mechesney George Gavin Marvin Lord Welton Mecunlock Union City Fred Me~ Chesney Garkind Mechesney Jams Kolsee Betty White Auarey Duink Wilbur Renskers Edward Beckerink Howard Matthews Clymer

Mrs Sweet Hosts Birthday Party Honor Of Husband

Mrs Sweet entertained in honor of her husband at a family birthday party in the park. Guests enjoyed an evening of visiting and music with a large birthday cake served late.

Sweet Hiarold Awoel Clymer Birliday Bener Sweeh Telecasion

Hayes School Reunion at Chelton Farm

Hayes School held its eighth annual reunion and community picnic at Chelton Farm on Concord Ridge on Saturday August 19. Officers elected for 1946 were Howard Hammond president Glenn Chettton vice president Lahama Blakesjee secretary treasurer. A short program and games followed the business meeting with plans for next year’s reunion on the second Saturday in August at the same location.

Chelton Farm Concord Ridge Glenn Chettian Howard Hammond Glenn Chetton Lahama Blakes- Jee Trensurer Willard McCray

Marriage At Jamestown Of Local Interest

News of the marriage of Miss Margaret Jackson of Jamestown to Donaht Patterson of Cory. The ceremony occurred at the First Duthern church in Jamestown with Rev. Johnson officiating. The bride wore a white sheet length dress with red and white rose bouquet, attended by the groom’s sister Mrs Hadyn Nobbs. the bride’s brother John Jackson was best man. A reception followed at the bride’s mother’s home in Harding Heishis, Jamestown, before the couple departed for a two week wedding trip. After September 1, the Pattersons will reside at 222 Worth Street, Corry.

Jamestown Margaret Jackson Donaht Patterson Ann Patterson Worth | Steel. Corry Duthern Johnson Lovely Hadyn Nobbs Cory John Jackson Patterson Harding Heishis Mrs. Pastorson Worth Street Corry

Two Are Honored By Sunday School Class

The Kings Daughters Sunday School Class of the Methodist Church met at Mrs. B. Frasier’s East Main Street home last evening to honor Mrs. S. L. Miller and Mrs. Frasier for their birthdays. Eleven members and nine friends attended, followed by a dinner and a program of recitations by Mrs. Nelle Roberts, Mrs. Emma Heath, Mrs. Frasier, and guest Mrs. Hazel Landen of New York City, visiting relatives.

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Birthday Club Picnic At Mead Park Honors Two Members

The Birthday Club met at Mead Park for a green picnic to honor Mrs Homer Taylor and Mrs Klemen Wiplen who celebrated birthdays. Thirteen members attended and following supper the group gathered at the campsite for visiting. The next meeting is set for August 27 at Mrs Martin Vilage’s home on West Pleasant Street.

Mead Park Homer Taylor Klement Wiplen Tadies Martin Vilage West Pleasant Street

Mor ris Aldrich Welcomes Newborn Son at Corry Hospital

Mr and Mrs Mor ris Aldrich announce the birth of their son at Corry Hospital in the early hours of this morning. The family resides at 198 West Congress Street.

Morris Aldrich West Congress Street Corry Hospital

Weidner Family Reunion Held at Mead Park

The 4th annual Weidner family reunion was held at Mead Park on Sunday afternoon. A bountiful picnic dinner was served. Ossie Ross was elected president, Mabel Halfast vice president, and Bertha Darwin secretary and treasurer. The next reunion was set for the second Sunday in August 1948 at Orlando?te with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rarey as hosts.

Weidner Mead Park Ossie Ross Mabel Halfast Bertha M. Darwin Orhadohta Charles Rarey

Dinner Party Honors Mrs Putman at Hotel Corry

Esther Berger of Waterford hosted a noon dinner at the Hotel Corry honoring Mrs Brunett Putman for her 88th birthday. Attendees included out of town guests Mrs Nellie Palmer Frank Pierce Mrs Dis Hewett and Emmet Parker with gifts and a visit at Mrs Putman’s Spring Street home.

Esther Berger Waterford Hotel Corry Brunett Putman

Party Honors Elizabeth Sickler Before Wedding

A misc shower for Miss Elizabeth Sickler, soon to wed Cpl Kenet Whaley, was hosted by Mrs. Robert Damon at her Spring Creek home. Games and cards were played with awards to Mrs. Bernard Porter, Mrs. Clayton Da-Mar, Mrs. George Koestner, and Miss Maxine Greeley. Out-of-town guests included several from Titusville Corry Go Jumins Brie and Elgin.

George Koester Richard Morton Corry Hollis Uppermann Go Jumins Clayton Damon Brie Virginia

Supt Dearing Begins Work At Corry Hospital

Supt Dearing starts duties as Corry Hospital chief after arriving from Denver. He has previously served as superintendent at Potsdam New York and another institution in Denver and was administrative officer at the syex hospital tied to a WEA project at Heart Mountain Wyoming. He met with the hospital board, toured systems, and began familiarizing with staff. Refinishing gilt frames method included with steps for sandpaper, gold size, dry bronze dusting, and shellac finish.

Dearing Denver Conrads Corry Hospital Thy West Moter Sitney B. Eistan Dearing Hay Potsdam N.Y Syex WEA Heart Mountain Wyoming

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