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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1951

Page

5

Birthday Party For Kenneth Way Turns Eight

Mrs. Marion Way of Hare Creek Road entertained 12 children on Wednesday from 2 to 4 for Kenneth Way's eighth birthday. Games and contests featured awards to Larry Shampoe Elaine Ohmer Judy Boyle and Bruce Neckers. A cake decorated with eight candles and plastic horn favors centered the table. Refreshments of salt tad sandwiches cake and chocolate milk were served by Mrs. Way with help from Mrs. Raymond Ohmer and Mrs. Carl Marek. Kenneth received many gifts from friends.

Marion Way Hare Creek Road Kenneth Larry Sham

Kielar Softich Wedding At Kane

Miss Rosemary Softich of James City and Theodore M. Kielar wed at St Callistus Church Kane in a 9 am ceremony officiated by Rev D E Daugherty. Bride wore Chantilly lace gown with train. bridal party in aqua and yellow. reception for 215 at James City Community Building. guests from Chicago Toledo Cleveland and more. After a wedding trip to Canada they will live on Maple Avenue Kane.

Kielar-Softich Kane St. Callistus R. C Rosemary Softich James City Theodore M. Kielar Mary Softich George Kieler Cornty R. D D. E. Daugherty Julia Davis Softich John Morisa Silvia Ske Cecilia Kielar Alice Bostjancic Rose Trudin Josephine Orozin Hower Diane Peterson Theodore Hutchins John Borsa Joseph Pondell Tony Minkar Edward Softich Frank Skerl Away Chicago Toledo Cleveland Bellevue Elwood City Elle Warren Columbus Corry Kielar Canada Maple Avenue Holgate Brothers Company Dean High School Raymond Plant

Social Club Notes Highlight Erie Visits and Trips

A string of local residents announce travels and visits to cities including Jamaica, Atlantic City, Philadelphia, Miami, New York, and Buffalo. Families from North Gen ter street Park street and East Smith Street join friends and relatives on vacations and social gatherings. notable mentions include a Jamaica trip by Franklin Street residents and a Bryan-Stratton graduation in Buffalo tied to Mrs Cochran and Mrs Lyons.

Marion Smith North Gen‘ter Street Erie Meg Justin Butters Jane Park Street John Master Coraopolis Harvey Cedars N. J New London Arlington Delbert Robinson East Smith Street Atlantic City Howard Carlson Nancy Bruce Carlson Robert Tunnell West Park Place Gus Eder Phyllis Mary Alice Philadelphia Eders Harry Powers Franklin Street Jamaica Miami E. H. Harmon N. T. Gillette Connellsville Rasselas Brown and Sons Clearfield Joseph Reilly Mr. Brown State College Carol Mae Cochran A.V. Cochran David Andris George Anis Donald Lyons Iucii Florida Ward VanGuilder East Columbus Avenue Grant Herdendorf Olean Pittsburgh Gerald Hoyt Johnstown

Christopher Lynch At Cha Highlights Of Week's Prog

Christopher Lynch, tenor star of the Voice of Firestone, appears at Chautauqua Amphitheater with The Southernsires and pianist Bernardo Segall. The week features Mischakoff Swing Quartet, Rigoletto, three Chautauqua Symphony concerts, and lectures by Ambassador Francis Sayre. Attendance may set a season record.

Christopher Lynch Cha Hristopher Lynch Voice of Firestone The Southernsires Bernardo Segall Chauamqua Chautauqua Ralph Mischakoff

Harbor Half Pound Social Aids Community Building Painting

Harbor Hall sponsors the Harbor Half Pound Social at the Community Building raising 29.20 to defray painting costs. About 55 attendees enjoyed a program led by Rev. William Brooks with songs by Kathryn Gates Dorothy Chelton and others, plus readings and piano numbers. The Ladies Aid plans a September 16 meeting.

Harbor William Brooks Kathryn Gates Dorothy Chelton Walter HU Lyle Chelton Leonard Swanson Miss Gates Luetta Jackison William Alam Rev. Brooks Claude Stearns Herbert Haupin Vern Chelton Glen Bailey William Reynolds Earl Chelton Ruth Chelton Harbor Hall

Stork Shower Honors Mrs. McDaniel at South Street Home

A stork shower for Mrs. George McDaniel and her seventy born son, George William II, was hosted by Mrs. N. H. Reynolds and her daughter Florence at 202 East South Street. Guests enjoyed canasta, conversation, and a dessert course while tendered gifts were showered on the honorees.

George McDaniel George William II N. H. Reynolds East South Street

Silver Links Class Elected Officers

The Silver Links Bible Class of the Cor ty E A B Church elected officers at their last evening meeting with Carl Henton presiding. Names listed include Stella Reagle as president Harriet Belden as vice president Charles Keppel as treasurer John Babcock as secretary and Dan Culver as chaplain. A tureen dinner preceded the meeting at Rosa Westley’s Worth Street home. The class will meet again on September 21.

Glave Corty E. A. B. Church Carl Henton Stella Reagle Harriett Belden Charles Keppel John Babcock Dan Culver Rosa Westley Worth Street

Newborns Reported From Local Hospitals

A son was born yesterday afternoon at Cory Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs E A Alexander of 407 North Genter Street. A son was born last evening at Cory Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Peter Nelthescots of 36 West Fredericky Street. A daughter was born this morning to Mr and Mrs Lawrence Emory of Slymer at the local hospital.

E. &. Alexander North Genter Street Cory Memorial Hospital Aon Corry Memorial Hospital Peter Nelthescots West Fredericky Street Lawrence Emory of Slymer

Hi Neighbor Club Met At Sweet Home

Hi Neighbor Club met at Sweet Home with eight members and one guest. Three new members joined: Mrs. Martin Bemis, Mrs. Glen Mullins, and Mrs. Glen Evans. Dinner was served by the hostess’s daughters. Two quilts were tied for Mrs. Sweet, and birthdays for Mrs. Merion Way and Mrs. Carl Marsh were celebrated. Contests awarded to Mrs. Mullins, Mrs. Marsh, and Mrs. Martin Bemis. Next meeting September 20 with Mrs. Geell Bumphrey as hostess.

Herod Sweet Glu Liatie Mangus Clymor Martin Bemis Glen Mullins Glen Evans Daugters Harold Bromley James Schut Clarabelle Sweet Sweet Merion Way Carl Marsh Mullins

Stanley Baker To Head Concord Community Club

Anonyme members attended the Concord Community Club meeting at the Community House. Robert Gates opened the business session and officers were elected: Stanley Baker president, Raymond Wiggard vice president, Edna Wade treasurer, Waller Proctor secretary. Roger McCray spoke on health after a film, and refreshments followed. The next session is set for September 21 with Ernest Chelson Velma McCray and Clyde Hall as table committee and Ernest Chelton Clyde Hall as program chairmen.

Concord Community Club Robert Gates Stanley Baker Raymond Wiggerd Edna Wade Waller, Proctor Roger McCray Bullslo Webb McCray

Neighborhood Club Meets at Burton Home

Mrs. Harry Burton entertained nine Neighborhood Club members on West Frederick Street. Bingo winners were Mrs. Joseph Henline and Mrs. Lillian Ottaway. Peach goodies, cake and coffee were served before plans to meet again in two weeks at Mrs. Fitch's Elgin home.

Burton Harry Burton Jean West Frederick Street Joseph Henline Lillian Ottaway Harry [Fitch Elgin

Tureen Supper Sunday at Corry Country Club

Another in the series of Sunday evening tureen dinners will take place tomorrow evening at the Corry Country Club. Mrs. Harley Johnson is serving as chairwoman. Members of the shithtop club and their guests are invited to attend this Sunday evening social.

Corry Country Club Harley Johnson

Opera Rigoletto to Open Summer Finals in Norton Hall

The final summer opera Rigoletto will be staged Mon in Norton Hall with concertmaster Mischa Mischalatt and first cellist Laszlo Varga of the Shiatauqua Symphony Orchestra. Monday features include an Amphitheater address by Hon Francis B Sayre, UN Trusteeship Council representative. The morning lectures are by Drs Rambao Jones North Leher and Reynolds for the Institute of World Missions. Chaplain of the week is Rev John Pitts of Welch Presbyterian Wilkes-Barre Pa.

Chautauqua Symphony Francis B Sayre Chautauqua Institute of World Missions Christopher, Lynch Lynch Firestone John McCormick David Holden Holden Chautauqua Daily Mount Holyoke College Massachusetts Chautauqua Music School Raphael du Bari Buffalo Oliver Smith Philadelphia Elizabeth Kingdon Schenectady Frances Magnes Sibelius Metropolitan Hugh Thompson Patricia Bybell The Chautauqua Opera Association James Friskin Cordell Hall Franklin Roosevelt Alberto Rambao Tracey K. Jones Stanley North Charles Leher Florence Reynolds John Pitts First Welch Presbyterian Church Wilkes-Barre

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