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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1948

Page

5

Dayton Daytown School Reunion Held at Harbor Hall

The Daytown School reunion gathered last Sunday at Harbor Hall Community Building with Mr and Mrs Vern Chelton hosting. About 50 people attended a picnic dinner. Willard Shreve led the business meeting. officers elected were George Rhodes president Glenn Rhodes vice president and Mrs Clara Snapp secretary treasurer. The next reunion is set for the Dayton Schoolhouse on the third Sunday in August 1939 with Mr and Mrs Homer Snapp as hosts. Harry Rhodes of Erie shown moving pictures for attendees from Spartansboro Erie Titusville Union City Sugar Grove Youngsville Corry and Pittsburgh.

Daytown Dayton Harbor Hall Cor Amunity Vern Chelton Willard Shreve George Rhodes Glenn Rhodes Clara Snapp Homer Snapp Harry Rhodes Erie Spartanshoro Titusville Union City Sugar Grove Youngsville Corry Pittsburgh

33rd Akam Reunion Held At Mead Park Hilltop Pavilion

The Sard annual Agen family reunion was held at Mead Park in the Hilltop pavilion with 37 attendees. A 1 PM picnic dinner preceded the business session where officers for the ensuing year were elected. Merle Akam was chosen president, Ray Burrows vice president, and Robert ...

Mead Park Merle Akam Ray Burrows Robert

Wiener and Corn Roast Hosted by B P W Club

Mrs Bertha Darwin and Miss Angeling Marsh hosted the Business and Professional Women's Club of this city for a Wiener and corn roast on Monday evening at their home. Twenty five members attended and at 6 30 enjoyed a picnic dinner of macaroni potato salad hot dogs sweet corn cake and coffee. The evening was spent pleasantly playing contract bridge and visiting.

B. P. W. Club Bertha Darwin Angeling Marsh Business and Professional Women's Club Ollock

Mr and Mrs OBrien Honored On Anniversary

Mr and Mrs James OBrien of West Washington street celebrated their silver wedding anniversary with a party that evening when 20 relatives called at their home. Refreshments of ice cream an anniversary cake and coffee were served. The group discussed a 1949 reunion at Mead Park with attendees from Franklin Wesjeyville Panam Elpin Corry Wayne and Concord townships.

Wedding in Erie Unites Margaret Feeney and Robert Sutherland

Saturday mass at St Andrews Church in Erie united Margaret Mary Feeney daughter of Mr and Mrs James Booney of Erie and Robert Edward Sutherland son of Mrs B J Sutherland of Corning New York. Rev Feeney performed the ceremony with several attendants and a reception followed at the brides parents home. The couple plan a Finger Lakes honeymoon and will reside at 208 Park Avenue Corning New York.

St Andrews Erie Margaret Mary Feeney James Booney Robert Edward Sutherland B. J. Sutherland Corning Judy ‘Peeney Robert, Sullivan of James Sutherlin Pat Feeney Byrak Trust Amity Tn Mr Sutherland Park Avenue New York

Club Social Gatherings Around Town

Mr and Mrs Charles Whitter Layton returned home Monday after a weekend visit with Mr and Mrs Romeo Wconrill of West Church street. Miss Hien Kovaleth left today for South Dayton after a visit with Miss Der na Plecardi. Mrs H D Barner of Yampa arrived for an indefinite visit with Dr and Mrs C W Jones of North Center street. Mrs Walter Ross and children Karen Walter Jr and Myles Dora Lee Snyder of Wright street left Saturday for Fairmont West Virginia to visit relatives. Mrs Hallie D Snyder Weight street visits her daughter Mrs James R Vaughn at Warren for a few days. David Klinger of Seneca street and Lamy Long of Spring Greek returned home last evening from Mentor Ohio where they visited their Uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs S K Broughton.

Harry Payers Franklin Street Marine Yuuational Muskokin Lake Ontarto Canada K. R. Bens East Bond Street Benson Herbert E Benson Fitlsburgh HQ. Newhart Summit New Jersey Bent Greenville Roger Watson Erie Lucille Liney Spring Street Greatd Brant Horace Robbins Phoont, Ariz Albert Lynn North Center Street Frank Amidon William Robert McCarrey Detroit Mich Tate Frederick Bealarys West Main Street Conneaut J. Dune Upton Dusalis Daytona’ Beach Fis Sre Jordan Dorothy Lytton East Frederick Street Uptons Garand Robert Swanson Catherine P. L. Swanson West Prederick Street Sarah Jane Roach Brie Groation Albuquerque N. M James Kelsey East Main Street Homer Humphrey Park Street South Bend Ind Carl Gustaskon Donald Tate James Marshall Kim Hawk Titusville Paul Deschamp Edward West Washington Streeet Robert Reagie Elk Street Ivy Carl ‘Wengert Somerset Robert A. Spencer Sylvania Company al Towanda Jen Spencer West Wayne Street Airs Clarence Cox Clarinee, Sr Paden City W. Va iNig Olphiey Bevin Cox Evie Buttah Reynold Hamilton Avia Mae Beckarvnl Arva Columbus Evie and Brocton Charles Dole Childran Miebarn Charles Pleas ' Univile N. J Pittsburgh Rey Montefiore Hospital Barbara Ann Keppel Mott Stinet Europe Elmer Kincaid Geneva Switzerland Patrick Bachotuer B. K. Hhuenstein Caneadea James O. Klinger Depew Alton Klinger Seneca Street Charles Rich, Sr Falconer GA. Lawson Raymond West Frederice Street Washington, D. C Arlington Mt. Vernon Rather Robert Dawson Josph Niedomys Jess Marion Sullivan West Congress Street Carl Sullivan Pauline Keefe Thousand Islands Derna Piccardi Julia Ficcardi Joseph Varasso Lucille Jennie Remelle Mary Viola Ridgway Joseph Piccirillo Peter Pallon St. Leo's Church Mis Jane Pallon Nicholas SanQuanti Edith ‘Tryot Long Beach Calif Lynn Silk Beaverdam Tryon California Union City I Corry Charles Whitter Layton Romeo Wconrill West Church Street Hien Kovaleth South Dayton Derna Plecardi H. D. Barner Yampa Fla C. W Jones North Center Street Walter Ross Karen Walter, Jr Myles Dora Lee Snyder Wright Fairmont Hallie D. Snyder Weight Street James R. Vaughn Warren David Klinger Lamy Long Spring Greek Mentor, C S. K. Broughton

Friendly Circle Dinner Party At Shampoe Home

The Friendly Circle of the Cutting Sunday School held a Saturday evening gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Shampoe’s home. Mrs. Lawrence Redding assisted, 34 members and families enjoyed a 9 o'clock tureen supper, devotions by Mrs. Arthur Wallace, and a program with Mrs. Wallace and others. Awards, door prizes, and gifts were given to several members, birthday honors noted for Mrs. Fassett. The next meeting is planned for Sept 16 hosted by Mrs. Harold Ane.

Cutting Sunday School Gordon Shampoe Lawrence Redding Arthur Wallace Wallace Shampoe Law Frank Hulett Melvin Wallace Ronald Willey Nancy Bayle Donald Willey David Fassett Haroldane

Kiwanis Vote Buys Mead Park Gift From Festval Profits

Kiwanis Club members approved donating 250 dollars from festival proceeds to Mead Park funds. The festival raised 575 dollars last week with chairman Harry Barach reporting. President Lowe Edwards and past president Clarence Wallace will attend a Division One meeting in Cambridge Springs on August 25 to select a new lieutenant governor.

Kiwanis Club Cory Harry Barach Mead Park Walter Auer Park Corry Lowe Edwards Clarence 8 Wallace Kiwanis Cambridge Springs Fred O. Hileies Deen Marie Johnston Arthur Martin Cory Éhief Police John Flanigan

Shower Honored Miss Elizabeth Lanston

A Monday evening miscellaneous bridal shower honored Miss Elizabeth Lanston at the home of Mrs. Alton Dalistrand on East Smith Street. The guest received many fine gifts with game prizes awarded to Miss Lanston, Mrs. Paul Meerdink, Mrs. Frank Grice Jr., and Miss Dorothy Kittleberger. Refreshments included salad wafers fancy cookies and coffee.

Elizabeth Lanston John Street Alton Dalistrand East Smith Street Miss Lanston Paul Meerdink Frank Grice, Jr Dorothy Kittleberger

Daughter born to John Petko family at Gerry Hospital

A daughter was born this morning to Mr and Mrs John Petko of Spartakssburg R D 3 at Gerry Hospital. The infant’s mother is Edna Hunt. A son was born yesterday to Mr Ted Bedrman of Meadville at Meadville City Hospital. Beamon is noted as a sister of Mrs Atden, with West Sneing Crees referenced.

John Petko Spartakssburg Gerry “Hospital Petko Formén Edna Hunt Ted Bedrman Meadvilly Meadville City Hospital Noe Beamon Atden Ws West Sneing

Minnie Faulkner Observed 85th Birthday Celebration

Mrs Minnie Faulkner celebrated her 85th birthday with a Sunday party hosted by Mr and Mrs John Fernbeck on North Center street. A 3:30 dinner featured a decorated birthday cake and ice cream. Attendees included Lloyd Card and daughter Margaret of Ashville Joseph Gardner Alice Pulham and Thomas Hess from the city and others sharing gifts and social time.

Minnie Faulkner John Fernbeck North Center Street Fernbeck Lloyd Card Margaret Ashville Joseph Gardner Alice Pulham North Warren Thomas Hess Tis City

Beavertiam hostess hosts party for Clark, Miller, Crow

Mrs Lynn Sill of Beavertiam entertained Monday evening at a 7 o'clock chicken dinner as hostess to her Sunday School class and the girls guild of Wayne Valley United Brethren Church The occasion honored Miss Joanne Miller who will enter Bluffton College Bluffton Ohio and Merton Crow who will study at Edinboro College during pall During the social evening games visiting group singing and trumpet solos by George Mulvin Jr were enjoyed and both honored guests received a gift from the group Mrs Nora Matteson assisted the hostess

Lynn Sill Beavertiam Girls’ Guild Wayne Valley United Brethren Church Joanne Miller Blufton College Blufton, O Merton Crowall Edinboro College George Mulvin, Jr Nora Matteson

King Couple Celebrates Dint Wedding Anniversary at Home

Mr and Mrs Lewis King of Northwest Street celebrated their dint wedding anniversary with a family party at their home. Dinner was served as the couple received several gifts. Twelve attended and out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Louie Wallace and children Evelyn Kenneth Bayar Donald and Raymond of Auburn New York.

Lewis King Northwest Street Mrs. King Louie Wallace Evelyn, Kenneth, Bayar, Donald and Raysmond Auburn N.Y

Columbus Grange Plans September 27 Initiation

Columbus Grange No. 875 held a meeting at Town Hall with Master D Paul Trisket presiding. A class of 25 candidates was voted to be initiated September 27 with routine business, program readings by Mrs. Curtis and Mrs. Trisket, solos by Phyllis Hil, accompanist Mrs. Engle, and games led by Mrs. Engle. Hex meeting date set for September 3.

Columbus Grange Columbus “Grange Town Hall D. Paul Trisket David Curtis Trisket Phyllis Hil Donald Engle Mrrs. Engle

Miss Helen Forgach Weds Edward Langham at Jamestown Church

Miss Helen Forgach and Edward R. Langham were married Saturday at Kidder United Brethren Church in Jamestown. The double ring ceremony was by Rev. C Norton Warner with Arvid Wykoff singing. They honeymooned in New England and will reside at 547 Lakeview Avenue, Jamestown.

Arvid W. Wykoff Gary Langham Overlook Lodge Jamestown Jamestown Business College Connecticut General Insurance Co Langham Army Jamestown Steel Partition Co

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