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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1950
Page
5
Mrs Esther Dimes and Mrs RB Master hosted a dessert bridge event. attendees included Mrs A Wetmore of Glenside and other local friends, with light social notes from Sasamb DL FOWA Zuesk ethe iby.
Seey)OBERHEIN OF LE Curse ttn and Missions AUUjmner Chuyets of North East upend an impressive affair for Miss Evin Goodwill daughter of Mr. Carl Goodwill of 64 Vine Street. The couple wed as Willie Goodwill officiated with a choir and guests from Wayne Street Walliam Myers of cummstoning and many families attending. The ceremony featured a Bible school pledge and a reception with music and photographs at the North East home of the bride’s relatives.
A long list of graduates and 1950s seniors is noted as entering various colleges and nursing schools. The names include Houghton College, University of Prot wi, Case Sahoad Af Applied Llience, and Grove City College among others. Several students are identified with nursing programs at Spencer Hospital and Hamot Hospital, with locations in Cleveland Ohio, Philadelphia, and Buffalo.
A farewell party for Miss Barbara Brown who has enlisted in the US Army as a second lieutenant was held at her mother Mrs Harold Brown’s North Center street home. Hostesses were Mrs Morris Wilkirs and Mrs Frank Cervoly. Guests played contract bridge with prizes won by Miss Matilda Kamber and guests include Mrs Eyland Harvey Miss Marie Zauftropulos and Mrs Norman Matz. The honored guest will report to Camp Lee Virginia and received a handbag. A salad course was served. Attending included Mrs Madnek Stahl.
Mrs James Babcock was honored by Club 15 during a birthday gathering hosted by Mrs Bryce Beck and others. A purse of money was presented to Mrs Babcock by guests including Mrs Russell Dis He. The event featured cards, salads, tea, and planned remarks for the September meeting.
Miss Jean Marie Ohrn married Robert Bailey in a ceremony at a Methodist church. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. …, wore a satin gown with lace and a long train. The groom’s party and guests included family members and local residents, with a reception held at the bride’s home afterward.
The New York Philharmonic conducted by an all star lineup performed Bach, Bellini and Kusver works as part of a Summer celebration marking the 200th anniversary of Bach's death. Attendees filled the amphitheater with over 12 000 spectators for this season's seventh concert. Lily Berenvicky joined with the London Symphony Orchestra for a program featuring pianist Lily Berenvicky and the featured composer Bela Blian.
The Women's Civic O18 club held a dinner at Mead Park before a business meeting led by president Mrs L B Houghtling. Plans include a fall birane event and transferring the Mead Park built trean to the Mynd Park Association. next meeting in September 2th with host Mrs Blonor Flatison.
Mrs Walter Auer hosted a Friday luncheon on East Smith Street with several friends attending. Following the meal guests enjoyed a contract prize at the line of the Testes with prizes provided by Mrs O H Holden and others from Warren Erie and local towns.
Five piece German band from St Marys Pa will present a novelty program at the Elks picnic. A hospital dinner will be served from 2 to 4 oclock with proceeds to benefit the hospital. Committee members listed include Gurdon Bryiolfson Perry Lines Normin Rosengren Arlo Willen and Paul Lines.
The Fittsimce reunion at Mead Park drew attendees from Sheffield Spring Creek Kane Erle Watertied Unibr chy Sparta Dive Clymer Ripley Stockton Columbus Garland Cory. Officers Andrew Baythe president Mil dre PIE Tripp secretary and seeneurar Thoshlip WithManee announced plans for the next gathering at Midway Park on the third Siinetagy.
Stella Reagle was named president of the E U B group at a meeting held at Mrs Res. Westley’s home in Worth invert. Officers elected include Mrs. E Gibly as vice president and Mrs. Din Culver as secretary with Charles Keppel as treasurer and Andrey Smith as assistant treasurer. Devotions followed by a collection toward the building fund. next meetings set for September 16.
Mrs Donald Bensink entertained the Tuuepandence Ladies Club of Line Road Thursday afternoon. Six members attended and the afternoon program focused on sewing. Mrs Herla White was honored on her birthday and received refreshments including birthday cake sandwiches salad and coffee served by Mrs Bensink.
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