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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1946
Page
5
OCR reads like a fragment stating a trip to a hospital and an associated action. The exact names, places, or dates are unreadable, but the context implies a medical visit or transfer mentioned in passing.
The Italian claims dispute stalls talk on the treaty preamble as ministers urge action after the treaty amendments deadline. Poland and Russia push for progress while Soviet deputy foreign minister objects to delaying work further.
Descendants of Mary Belle Stroup and Joni Edwin Brightman gathered at Pattama Rocks on Sunday with many relatives from Evie Corsy North East Buffalo Frewsburg Pa Nama Jamestown North Clymer and Tacoind. A business meeting noted seven marriages 26 births and four deaths since the last reunion. officers were elected for two years led by Mrs W B Stoddard president and others. various family members and guests attended and several plans for future events were announced amid social visits and meals.
Miss Maxine Yvonne Kinney became the bride of William Favis Sou at the home of her parents in Spartansburg in a ceremony performed by Rev. Charles Kinney. The couple's attendants included Miss Jane Cullius, with Donal Kinney as best man. The bride wore a white crepe dress with pink rose bouquet and pearls. Both graduates, the couple are employed locally and have military service in their histories.
About thirty people attended the 18th Porter reunion held near Stoneboro with Mr and Mrs Lawrence Shaw hosting on Sunday. A business meeting elected Fred Nei Blooming Valley as president and Edward Shreve Oil City as vice president. Other officers include Mrs Bernard Porter Spring Creek secretary and measurer, Leslie Barton Ashville Arthur Olson Sugar Grove Allen Porter Bear Lake Bernard Porter Spring Creek and Richard Shreve Townville on the sports committee. The gathering was the first since 1942 with plans for the 1947 reunion on the second Sunday in August hosted by Mr and Mrs Fred Neff near Blooming Valley.
A birthday party for Carol Ann Casler, age four, was held recently from 2 to 4 pm with eleven young guests. Games entertained the afternoon as hostess served cake ice cream and favors included candy dolls and baskets. Carol Ann received many gifts from friends including Donna Schrambling Jean Utege Margaret Utege Jack Ross and several others.
Miss Mary Ellen Blatt entertained seven guests at her Blatt Summer home near Mayville on Chautauqua. Guests included Patricia Parsons Patricia McNulty Marthe Dimlek Helen Blenynski Dorothy Aymong Jack Hanley and William Cochran. Afternoon swimming and a Bemus Point cruise followed by dockside refreshment and an evening at Celoron Park.
The Maynard family held a Saturday afternoon reunion at Mrs. Lynn Thomas's home on R D 2. Clyde Maynard returned from Garfield Arkansas for the first time in years and his birthday was celebrated. Relatives gathered from Erie Union City Chicago and Wattsboro for a double celebration with a four o'clock dinner and social activities.
Former Corryite and Glendale residents Mr. and Mrs. Howard Raymond announced the marriage of their son Douglas to Miss Anna Jean Topliff of Glendale. The ceremony was August 11 at 1 p.m. at North Glendale Methodist Church with Rev. Maxwell Carmon officiating. Attendants included matron of honor Mrs. Kenneth Heckman and bridesmaids Mrs. Lowell Kambestad and Mrs. Charles Macdonald. Russell Raymond served as best man, with ushers Robert Topliff, Jy Shapaban, and George Shapaban. The couple now reside in Redding, Cane.
Miss Audrey EB Buell daughter of Roy A Buell and Mrs Gladys Buell of Evie married Jack J Flynn son of Mr and Mrs Andrew J Flynn of Erie. Rev Francis G Whiteman officiated at 9 40 Saturday at the Baptist Church parsonage. The couple plans a short honeymoon and will reside in the city.
A recent gathering was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Victor Lofgren of Grand Valley. Attendees included Mrs Helen Jackson Adams and Mrs Myrtle Tripp with other Jackson family cousins. Hosts served a noon dinner and guests enjoyed a pleasant day at the country home.
The Business and Professional Women's Club met at Mead Park for a 6:30 green dinner with twenty members and guests. President Mrs Lavina Sysar praised Miss Mary Evelyn booking for past president work and remarks. Bingo awarded to Mrs Helen Van Dyessr and Miss Mabel King.
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