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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1945
Page
5
Howard Glabbity and Gra Puntier were honored at a birthday party Saturday evening hosted by Mrs Clab ty and Mrs Pudker at the Clab baty home on R D. Guests danced and visited while the hostesses served sandwiches and coffee.
New Castle Elks Chorus members and guests attended a formal dinner at the Elks club home. Afterward the chorus formally organized the New Castle membership, with a special chartered West Ridge bus taking the group to a ceremony in New Castle.
Grange members gathered Saturday evening in the Horn block Grange rooms for a brief business session and a delicious oyster supper served by Ming Will Akam and her crew. The group plans December 1st gathering featuring gift exchange and holiday entertainment.
The Corry area lattice of notice lists numerous residents visiting relatives and attending the funeral of Mrs. Glemiit M. Butters. Names include Mrs. Iva Hare, Mrs. B C West, Mrs. Laura Casey, Mr. and Mrs. George Butters, Miss Mary Jean Madney, Mr. Chipiensio, and Cpl Edward Darnofall among others. Several travelers return home from Philadelphia and Erie hospitals while others prepare for Christmas at home.
Margaret Helen Haight daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl R Haight wed Ensign John R Kinney son of Mr and Mrs Frank Kinney in an attractive ceremony at St Elizabeths Church Bradford. Rev Gary Heidt officiated as altar decorations of white chrysanthemums and ferns framed the couple. Bride wore white gown with a ponytail veil and carried a white bouquet of pink and white roses. Attendants wore dusty pink gowns and blue, yellow, and pink accents. A wedding breakfast and reception followed at the Hotel Corry with many relatives and friends attending.
A son, named Bort, was born to Mr and Mrs George Payer of Spartansburg FRD Cory Hospital Sunday morning.
The marriage of Geenlein DB Jones daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Jars of Wabtsburg to Daw sop 8 Hulett took place Saturday at the bride’s parents home. The bride wore blue crepe with red and white roses. Miss Belly Jones was maid of honor in a gold crepe dress with brow mums. Lindsey was the best man. A reception followed. the couple left for a two week honeymoon in New York City. The bride worked in the Raymond Mfg Co offices and the groom at Gerry Jamestown Mfg Corp. They reside at 405 East Pleasant Street.
The Associated Press reports that the Carnegie Institute's most popular exhibit from the 1945 showing of Parting Up the United States was awarded to Thanis A. Denson of Kansas City for his piece Toy bu. The second place went to Tall Grass by Julian Rogers Cox of Terra Haute Indiana and third to Nightful by Byn Wyeil of Chadds Ford Pennsylvania as visitors voted.
Miss Grace Boal daughter of Mr and Mrs Chester T Boal married Kent Hiker of this city at Westminster College Church Saturday in the presence of relatives. Dr Robert F Galbentt officiated. A reception followed the ceremony with guests including Mr and Mrs Re Buy Olin Bracken Mr Burr’s friends from Chicago and Baltimore visiting for the occasion.
Wir rau county extension leader will hold a meeting at the Grenge Hall in Columbus on Wednesday December 5 at 1 o clock. She will give instructions of care and charity for sewing machines. Ladies are urged to bring machine heads to the meeting for cleaning or adjustment. Helpers can contact Mig. Arthur Page for transport.
Oslo endures slow recovery as industries restart amid fuel and power shortages. Crowds fill streets during limited work, open air concerts, and public events while officials signal a cautious return to production. Many peasants lack raw materials and money, delaying full rebuilding and prompting ongoing economic strain.
Nylon paint brushes have been furnished to the navy in immense quantities. Hog bristles used for making brushes before the war came from Britain, not America, and postwar nylon brushes are expected to replace hog bristle brasses in wet grades for civilian use.
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