Miss Eunice Bisbee and Merritt Deyo Marry in Corry Pa
Miss Eunice Bisbee daughter of Mr and Mrs Jarvis Bisbee and Merritt B Deyo son of Mr and Mrs W M Deyo were united in marriage at Trinity Lutheran church 928 West 11 Street Corry Pa The Rev H W Rueger officiated with organist Henrietta Mayer The couple will reside at 445 South Center Street after September 5 The bride wore a white chiffon gown with lace panels and a bolero jacket The bridesmaid wore blue chiffon The best man and ushers included Homer Humes Pinley Klingensmith and Charles Deyo The reception followed at the bride's sister's home 36 West 40th Street The couple leaves for Washington Northumberland and Northern Virginia after the wedding The bride is a East High School graduate and employed at Lake Shore Motor Co The groom is a Corry High School graduate and works at Corry Jamestown Manufacturing Co
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merritt R. Deyo
Henrietta Mayer
Ime Shade
Homer Humes
Pinley Klingensmith
Charles Deyo
Finley Klingen- Simith
West
Washington, D. C
Northumberland
Virginia
Deyo
South Center Street
Corry
East High School
Lake Shore Motor Co
Corry High School
Corry-Jamestown Manufacturing Company
Summer Theater Closes Season Next Week
The Pine Grove Playhouse at Cambridge Springs closes its summer season with the production Yesterday's Tomorrow. Director Edward Woods, stars Dorothy Hall and Leon Janney headline the cast, alongside Marbeth Currie, Edward Barry and Marie Curtis. Carol Hil and Thom Conroy star this week in Dangerous Corner to packed audiences. Local residents travel and return from Chappaqua and Chautauqua amid summer theater buzz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Grove
Cambridge Springs
Pennsylvania
Edward Woods
Dorothy Hall
Meadville
Leon Janney
Marbeth Currie
Edward Barry
Marie Curtis
Miss Hall
Lillie Tymner
Manhattan
Page Miss Glory
New York
Jamney
Courage
Gagney
Hell
George Arliss
New Yorke
Penrod
Sam
Carol” Hil
Thom Conroy
B.S
Corry Area Welcomes Two New Daughters
A daughter named Beverly Kay was born Thursday evening to Mr and Mrs Lee Schimetser of Saegertown at Vincent’s hospital. Mrs Schimetser was formerly Gimmer Hornstein of Corry. Another daughter was born last evening at Corry hospital to Mr and Mrs Frank Fitch of Corry R D 4. Mrs Fitch was formerly Jean Edwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Hospital
Frank Fitch
Corry R. D
Fitch
Jean Edwards
Beverly Kay
Phursday
Lee Schimetser
Saegertown
Vincent’s Hospital
Schmelter
Gimmer Hornstein
Corry
Hospital Sup't Attends Penn'o District Meeting
Gerry Hospital Superintendent L Willig Goon attended the Northwestern Pennsylvania Hospital Association quarterly meeting in Clearfield at the Dimeling Hotel. Raymond Sloan editor of The Model Hospital spoke, with discussion on hospital problems held after lunch. Cafeterias Open at High Schools Again This Term. With the new term, Senior High cafeteria opens Sept first day with Mrs Harley Smith cook and meal prices rising slightly due to higher food costs. Junior High opens Sept 8 with Mrs Dorr Clark as cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn’o
Gerry Hospital
L. Willig Goon
Harley Smith
Lynn Campbell
Vateteriast
Reptember
Dorr Glark
Mrs. Cora Raymond Given Farewell Tea at East Bond Street
Mrs Walter Keppel hosted a farewell tea for Mrs Cora Raymond who leaves today to live with her sister Mrs Park Teasdate in Meadville. About fifty neighbors attended the event at East Bond Street with tea sandwiches and cakes served. Mrs George Kinley led the gathering and Mrs Raymond received a gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Raymond
Walter Keppel
East Bond Street
Park Teasdate
Meadville
George Kinley
Raymond
Lovely Pitt
Mrs Ivor Rehnborg Honored at Maple Avenue Shower
Miss Georgia Webber hosted a party at her Maple avenue home honoring Mrs Ivor Rehnborg nee Mary Hendetta. The event was a miscellaneous shower with games and refreshments, in which Mrs Rehnberg received many gifts from a number of friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivor Rehnborg
Georgia Webber
Eixtern
Maple Avenue
Mary Hendetta
Miss Webber
Islaid In The Corn by John Selby review roundup
Book notes cover fiction and non fiction titles including This Above All by Erle Knight Rittper Random Harvest Little Brown The Keys of the Kingdom by A J Cronin The Captain from Connecticut by C S Forester They Came to a River by Allis McKay Berlin Diary by William Le Shirer The White Cliffs by Alice Duer Miller You Cant Do Business With Hit by James Hiller Time Is Now by Pierre Van Paassen I Have Loved England by Alice Duer Miller Reveille In Washington by Margaret Leech plus Hans Habe works and a John Selby novel. praises and critical context for era war and mid west themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Selby
Erle Knight
Rittper
Random Harvest Son
Little, Brown
A. J. Cronin
Connecticut
C. S. Forester
Allis McKay
Macmillan
Berlin
William le Shirer
Knopf
The
White Cliffs
Farrar and Rinehuart
Charles 8
Honce
Selby
Sam
Middle-West
Midwest
Belby
Trace
Boo
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Missouri
Father Trace Wil
Clubs Hold Social Gatherings Across Town
Mrs. and Mrs. Robert Stewart of Hooversville visit in Wort Center Street area while relatives travel home from Harrisburg and Los Angeles. Others arrive from Baltimore and Cleveland for holidays with families in Corry and Erie, with several leaving for Virginia and West Virginia for visits. The Warner Gilson wedding in Erie drew guests from Oakmont and beyond. Mrs. Alda Crosby visited Chautauqua for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Stewart and Sons
Hooversville
Lelb
HK. Powell
Wort Center Street
Stewart
Powell
Music Planigan
Harrisburg
Stenhon Planiga
West Congress Street
Carl Hixson
Bobby
Balkimors
LK. Hissoul
Park Street
C. H. Barite
Southerne Street
Sarah McCray
Los Angeles
Calif
Corry
Viola Goring
Usis City
Elizabeth Oakes
Wesleyville
Isle
Reynolds
W. H. Blair
Florence Blair
John Love
Evie
James Pfaif
St. Mary’s
Harry Carlbury
Robert Snyder
Oakmont
L. K. Hixson
Carlbury
Hixson
George Gurlis
Thomas Roelofs
Labry
Iast
Virginia
Rory Jats
A. P. Hill Military Reservation
Norbert Bachemer
Abe Baumgarten
Buffalo
May Blaha
Cleveland
Ohio
William Reade Langiurst
Camp T Wheeler Ga
Langiurst
Jacob Royek
Ann Mate
Stanley
Walter
Joan Freebourn
Erie
Main
Freebourn i Maels
Hatote
FM. Raymond
Harry G. Waflis
North East
Warner-Gilson
Women's Club
Alda Crosby
Chautanqua
N.Y
County PTA Sessions Set for September Meetings
County PTA sessions are planned for September 8 and 17 at Perkins Presbyterian Church near Erie. Programs start at 10 a.m. with a discussion on Community Health led by Mrs. Harvey Walter. County chairmen will outline 1940-41 publicity and Corry members may reserve attendance through Mrs. Frederick H. Beell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovnel
Perkins
Kearsarge
Erie
B.S. T
Harvey Walter
Sele
Frederick H. Beell
Corry
County Council
Erie County
YMCA
R. Groes
W. C. T. U. Meeting Planned For Next Tuesday Afternoon
Local W. C. T. U. outlines plans for convention spending and a district meeting. The session will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2:00 at Mrs. Emms Heath’s home, 161 Park Street, Edinboro, with all members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinboro
Ana Sth
Toca
W.C.T. U
Emms Heath
Park Street
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Bury
Lane Prairie
Red Skelton
Fonny Funster
Ann Rutherford
Virginia Grey
Conrad Veidt
State Theatre
Youngsville
Lisbon
SPSS
Ap Ney
Marshall David Bruce
Virginia Field
Jerome Cowan
ROSE
Hobart
Scott Toa
Bernstein Bros
North Genter St
Corry, Pa
Miss Eunice Bisbee
Brida
Robert B. Bell
Chappaqua
Stella Martowite
Mi Verna Malek
Leveland, C
Washington
Margaret Leech
Harpers
Miss Leech
Ralph Pulitner
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Miss Leeth
Chard Powers
Smith
Mr. Smith
Upstate
Rochester
Lathrops
Sally
Cain Samsom
Kirkwood
Tke Lalhop
Gato Sampson
Hans Habe
Harcourt, Brace
Habe
Gelten
Europe
der Morgen
Vienna
Bitler
Fins Peeu
Germany
Geneva
France
Paul du Buissy
Tarsenbourg
Prench
Josph
Harsch
Reich
Thomas Kernan
Paris
Conde Nast
Thomas Reveille
Raymond Gram Swing
Gusone
Reveille
Gemmny
County Pta
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
Sunnyfield
Broilers
Weiners
Jane Parker
A. & P. Grapefruit Juice
Yee
White House
Ann Page
Ryeyrtae Plumbing
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