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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1942

Page

5

Melbourne Sorenson is Honored at Local Sendoff

About seventy five people gathered at Mr and Mrs Debs Sorenson s home in R D 3 Wednesday evening to honor their son Melbourne who has been called into the U S armed forces. Sponsored by the Church of the Nazarene the event welcomed relatives friends and neighbors with games led by Mrs Melvin Gray. Rev Altic spoke and a purse was presented. A victory cake was served and Miss Cheebelle Bloss who has enlisted as a Navy nurse was welcomed with remarks and songs.

Debs Sosengen R. D Melbourne U.S Whch Church of the Nazarene Sorenson Melvin Gray Altic New Cumberland Cheebelle Bloss

Marion Elizabeth Adams Bride of Newton Spinks in Sherman

Mrs Arthur N Adams announces the marriage of Marion Elizabeth Adams to Newton Spinks Jr. in Sherman. The ceremony was Sunday November 29. The bride wore a brown street length dress with matching accessories. Miss Arlene Adams, the bride's sister, attended in a blue military skirt and white satin blouse. Walter Spinks Jr., brother of the groom, was best man. Mrs Spinks, a 1942 graduate of Clymer Central School, and Mr Spinks attended Sherman schools.

Marion Elizabeth Adams Newton Spinks Arthur N. Adams Marion Elizabeth Newton Spinks, Jr Es Sherman Arlene Adams Proom Walter Spinks Elo of Sherman Spinks Clymer Central School Mr. Spins Sherman School

Christmas Party at American Legion Home

The Elmer C. Carriey Post No 363 of the American Legion and Ladies Auxiliary held their annual Christmas party at the Legion home on Thursday with twenty five members present. Cards were played and exchanges made, followed by a salad and dessert lunch catered by committees Mrs J J Neylon and Mrs Clifford Panyhorn.

American Legion Elmer C. Carriey Post Ameritan Legion Ladies’ Auxiliary Legion Home J. J Neylon Clifford Panyhorn

500 Club Entertained by Mrs Mirel Kolstee

Mrs Mirel Kolstee entertained the five hundred Club last evening at Spring street home. Honors went to Mrs Arthur Pith Mr Walter Purdey and Mrs Edward Jerome with traveling award claimed by Mrs Walter Meloy. A shower for Mrs John Sheehan brought many gifts as guests including Mrs Richard Warnshouse Mrs Edwin Borstorff Mrs A McLintock Mrs Arthur Cochran Mrs Baul Blake Mrs Carr Clark and Mrs William Johnson. The hostess served refreshments late in the evening.

Mirel Kolstee Spring Street Arthur Pith Walter Purdey Edward Jerome Walter Meloy John Sheehan Richard Warnshouse Edwin Borstorff

Virginia Loveland to Marry George Gordon Jr

Mr and Mrs Howard Loveland of East Main Street announce the engagement of their daughter Virginia to George H Gordon Jr son of Mr and Mrs George Gordon East Church Street of this city No date for the wedding has been set Mr Gordon is a second class seaman with the US Navy and Miss Lavelle is a member of the faculty of the Corry Senior High School

Virginia Loveland George Gordon, Jr Howard Loveland East Main Street Virginia George H. Gordon George Gordon East Church Street Gordon U.S. Navy Lave I Corry Senior High School

Weekend visitors drift through New York and nearby cities

Ames and Ardmore figures including Sam J Devine and L E Graham travel to New York City with Aero Supply MIE Co interests. Mrs M S Reynolds heads toward a week end with Mrs Waren Hutchinson in Pittsburgh. Others depart for Washington Philadelphia Erie and Bellevue on business and family visits.

PLN Ames Sam J. Devine L. E. Graham New York City Aero Supply Mie. Co, Inc M.S. Reynolds Vielt Waren Hutchinson Pittsburgh Armour Hillstrom Larson Washington, D.C Cory-damestown Mis. Corporation Robert Ott Mis Grace Penniman Mass Rose Hebrante Virginia Moore Clavion Myrah Jones Union City Earl Ruler Worth Street Chirk Johnson Te Pennsylvaniac Electric Company Philadelphia Clair Johnson Edward Roach Patty Phyllis Theie Bellevue Roach George Patterson East Street J. Davis Toronto Onl Buffalo Homer Thompson Erie Virginia Williams Elizabeth Crowe Franke Grice Ward Ficcirillo West Mensant Street Warren Marjorie Luela Poster ‘Davis Anc H. J. Davis John Prechoutind Dickie May Alan Spencer West Wayne Street

Family Night at AME Womets Society Church

The Pe B Missionary Society and the United Brethren in Christ church families held a Family Night at the church with over sixty attendees. Mrs. H Ray Harris led the meeting, Lyle Chase delivered the message Make Straight A Highway for Our God, and Willis Price narrated the Christmas story with a flannel graph. Jerrold Lunsberry offered O Holy Night as congregants joined in song, then refreshments were served in the basement by the executive committee and several members.

Lynn Campbell High Mosher Charles Patterson Charles Bugbee Willis Price H. Rey Harris Marshall Sher Wood Robert Davis Robert Fleming

Kiwanis Bingo Party Draws Large Turnout at Armory

Kiwanis Club held a benefit bingo at the State Armory last evening to raise funds for hospital renovations in Corry. Over 300 attendees contributed to proceeds and prize pools with Mrs Blanche Keleher winning the top coat prize, and other winners including Mr Lenjut, A Holton, Miss Helen Gimbleton, and Miss Jean Mould. a $40 jackpot went to Mrs John Jones while proceeds supported the Snakes Fund for soldiers and sailors. The event was guided by the Corry Rod and Gun Club which also managed many Stic! affairs.

Kiwanis Kiwanis Club State Armory G'Clark Corry Hospital Helen Gimbleton Jean Mould William Petitt Snakes Fund John Jones Corry Rod and Glin Club

Rebekah Helping Hand Club Christmas Party

The Rebekah Helping Hand Club held its Christmas party with 48 members and friends gathering for a 5 30 dinner. Mrs CL Auer arranged a festive program with carols sung by the group, readings, and musical numbers by Lionfells, Jeanne Glovi, Obra and Mary Smith. Guest Mrs Lucy Allen attended.

Rebekah Helping Hand Club CL. Auer L. R. Tiffany Mingie Perkins Lionfells Jean Ane Glovi Obra Mary Smith Harry Spicer Blanche Olin E. F Jadestrom Doris Loveland Lucy Allen Erle Cory Organization

Bridge Club Meets at Anderson Home

Mrs RC Anderson hosted the local bridge club at her Novi Center street home last evening. Mrs Harold Powell captured high honors with Mrs C W Jones taking the second prize. A Red Cross report showed the club’s weekly offerings since January 1 totaling over fifty dollars for the cause. Mrs B C Anderson served light refreshments.

RC. Anderson Novi Center Street Harold Powell C. W. Jones Red Cross B.C. Anderson

Baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Wilbur Baldwin

A baby girl arrived Tuesday morning December 8 to Mr and Mrs Wilbur Baldwin of Mosdville RD 4 The mother Mary Retherford a well known former Corxy resident is identified in the notice.

Wilbur Baldwin Mosdville Baldwin Mary ‘Retherford Corxy

Junior Welfare League Honors Recent Bride

A December Junior Welfare League meeting honored the bride Mrs. Laverne Miller nee Ruth Powers. The group voted to donate money to Corry Hospital Auxiliary for fine equipment. A Christmas party was planned for December 26 with Miss Helen McCray winning first prize for a vats.

Junior Welfare League Harold Burgnon Laverne Miller Ruth Powers Corry, Hospital Helen McCray

Martha Corbin Hosts Club Members At West Pleasant Home

Martha Corbin entertained members of her club at her West Pleasant Street home last evening. Attending were Mrs Archie Shepard Mrs Dean Blass Miss Katherine Greene and Mrs Rodney Knowlton. The hostess served a delicious salad course and Mrs Bloss will entertain the group early in two weeks.

Martha Corbin West Pleasant Street Archie Shepard Dean Blass Katherine Greene Rodney Knowlton Bloss

Christmas Party Brightens Women’s Relief Corps Meeting

The Women’s Relief Corps met yesterday at Mrs. Kirk Brown’s East South Street home for a Christmas gathering. Thirty five members and friends enjoyed a chicken dinner and carol singing led by Mrs. Frank Lillie with Mrs. John Lynch assisting. Mrs. Rose Westley read, folk dancing followed, and a Christmas tree with gifts was part of the festive decorations.

Women’s Relief Corps Women's Relief Corps Kirk Brown East South Street Frank Lillie John Lynch Rose Westley Cave Jension Brown Kenneth Gregory Marvin Carlson Pierence Hotchuss George Rhodes

Neighborhood Garden Club Holds Christmas Party Meeting

The Neighborhood Garden Club met at May Peak Prest’s home yesterday afternoon for a Christmas party. In the business session they voted to donate ten dollars to the Red Cross for soldiers’ kits. A luncheon followed with social hour and gift exchange. Fist Class Seaman Amos Lytton visited his mother, Mrs. W. R. Jordan on East Frederick Street.

Neighborhood Garden Club May Cross Glock Amos Lytton W. R. Jordan East Frederick Street

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