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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1941
Page
5
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Tonight the Rex Theatre stages in person Dr Kildare's Wedding Day for one performance only. The show features live acting on stage and begins at curtain time with tickets available at the box office.
Erie-Corry Seton Hill College Alumnae entertained by Mrs. Vincent Hobert of Erie at a Davis Guest House luncheon. New member Macy McMahon of Elgin was welcomed. Annual business meeting postponed to Oct 4 with Mrs. George Mitchell as hostess. Bridge prizes went to Mrs. Barry Doeger, Mrs. Herbert Kern, and Mrs. Raymond Sandburg. Numerous local attendees from Corry and nearby towns attended including Miss Mary O Hara, Miss Virginia Loveland, and Mrs. Miller.
Thirty five couples of young people attended a sorority dancing party Saturday night at the Corry Country Club. The event, sponsored by the 1941 alumni, introduced the 1942 generation with dancing to Wes Beatt’s band from 10 until midnight. Guests included Richard Lyons and Phyll Lyons, Jacques Houdon, Milan Wart, Randolph, Bob McMichael, James Hammond, and Hughiett Donaldson, representing Erie, Columbus, Spring areas.
Corry Townsend Club No 1 hosted Founders Day at Ellins home on Scott's Crossing Saturday evening. Erie visitors P. J. Barber and George King spoke. A 6 o'clock picnic supper preceded dancing and entertainment. The event netted a fair sum for expenses with music by Verne Smith family orchestra Townville and thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Silvis for hospitality.
Miss Jeanne Titus hosted a Saturday luncheon at Hotel Barileli in Cambridge Springs for Mrs John Fenstermacher of this city. Attendees included Misses Mary Loveland Norma Grice Shirley Larsen Phyllis Lindsley Barbare Ann Kepnel Dorotha Mae Rickers and Mrs Fernstermacher and Mrs James Burnison of Meadville. After the luncheon, guests were invited to Miss Titus' Saegertown home for a personal shower honoring the guest of honor.
Miss Dorothy Amy, bride elect, was honored at a party hosted by Miss Margaret Spencer and Mrs. Richard Nichols at the former’s West Wayne street home. Guests enjoyed cards and dessert lunch as prizes went to Miss Martha Mourt, Mrs. Paul Taylor, and Mrs. Carl Gates. The hostess group presented Amy with a card table. Guests included Betty Daly Strand, Helen Beckwith, Carol Hoskins, Mrs. Walter Dundyn, and Mrs. Gerald Bissell.
A son weighing 8 pounds a daughter born this morning at Corry Hospital to Mr and Mrs Harry Stuffelueam of West Pleas Ant street The mother formerly Florence Lind of Jamestown is identified The other birth occurred at Jamestown General Hospital to Mr and Mrs Walter Prediun of Jamestown N Y The mother’s name is not fully given due to garbled text
Corry residents gathered at Conneaut Lake Park on Sunday for a district sponsored picnic. Dy. Rp. Grossman of Greenville chaired the event with J. B. Werner of Erie assisting. Speakers included C. R. Nonetaker and Wayne B. Albers with Beecher E. Hess as honor guest discussing wartime employment.
The feature notes a fall shift toward less regimented, more sparkling campus wear. Sweters in cotton yarns pair with collars and crocheted accessories, with beanies and convertible pillbox snoods among popular items. Crocheted blouses and hats offer versatile options for suits and campus wear, with color contrasts and practical, low-cost craft ideas.
Mr and Mrs Harry B Gordon of Ripley N Y announce the marriage of their daughter Donna to Lloyd Seeley son of Mr and Mrs Harleigh Seeley They wed Saturday in Westfield and will reside in Ripley The event was attended by relatives and friends from the area.
A party was given last evening by Mr and Mrs W A Dunlap at the Cory Country Club for guests Mr and Mrs d Koolan and Gaughter Dorks of Oakwood Ohio and Mr and Mrs Hugo Stetz of Palme Ohio. A picnic supper has served in fifteen guests.
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