Sing Mille and An En Report Spits Acetylene
Fragmentary OCR text notes a clash over acetylene use and a Main street setting. No clear persons, organizations, dates, or outcomes are readable.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1945
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR text notes a clash over acetylene use and a Main street setting. No clear persons, organizations, dates, or outcomes are readable.
Mrs Witliam Tobinson hosted a Moyehab group gathering on a Friday evening after a four course dinner at Leaf Tea Room. Prizes were awarded to members including Join Sheen first Glen Dickson third and Ms G Chartes fourth. Ice cream cookies tea and coffee were served. The next meeting will be at Mrs Peter Wilstedt's home on Friday December 28.
A Sunday evening gathering brought together numerous locals at Maple Sun Tea Room in Columbus. Attendees included Pie, Sam Baress, George Kin ley, Joseph Muuttey, Rotleat Armstrong, Bill Bodie, Bud Tanner, Mayon Young, and Miss Esther Pucko among others. The group enjoyed a light refreshment and social time.
Miss Maxine Chelton daughter of Mr and Mrs Grover Chelton R D 5 united in marriage to Edward B Donner at the Waterford United Methodist Church Friday evening. Rev Loyd Chelton and Rev Gerald Chelton officiated. Guests and family attended a reception after the ceremony. The couple will travel after a Winter white suit wedding attire. The groom served in Italy and recently received an honorable discharge from military service.
Automatics Department and spouses attended their annual Christmas party at the Masonic Temple Saturday night. Richard Huvibut chaired and led a program of dancing and entertainment, with Jann Marsh Orchestra providing music for both round and square dancing.
Good Samaritan class party at the Methodist Sunday School enjoyed a Christmas gathering hosted by Mrs. W. B. Stowe at the Stowe home on East South Street. Seventeen men attended with devotions led by Mrs. Edmund Ban after a dinner and games. The next meeting of the class is set for January 11.
Miss Clarice Capyveltec and Miss Chel Vanderbolt, noted soon-to-marry young women, were honored by friends at a Saturday night gathering hosted by Miss Mary Helene Hillsivan on East Congress Street. Five hundred was played, Miss Flores Beckwith won the award. Guests included Mrs. Prank Lauvie, Mrs. Denzel Phillips, Mrs. Blank Sirall, and Miss Ruth Lindel y. Food featured tuna fish salad, cake, and ice cream.
Seventy five Raymond employees gathered Saturday at the hotel for a Christmas party with a turkey dinner, decorated tables, and flowers. Laurie Baker organized the event with speeches by Mr Whittlesey and Be Feldt of Raymond Mfg Co, noting year highlights and reconversion plans while eight new workers joined the factory. Group singing, dancing, and cards followed, with prizes awarded to several attendees.
An appreciative capacity audience at the Senior High auditorium heard a performance by the school choirs. Mrs. B J Tobiss was unavailable to assist as pianist and Mrs Barbara Roberts filled in, with Mrs Mary Graham returning from Oberlin College. Albert Manuel, first violin, could not appear, yet the local choral groups and the A Cappella choir delivered Handel's work.
The May Afternoon program featured Mr. and Mrs. B H Lynn Rice Miss Dorothy Brown and Carlyle Neckar delivering solos with smooth, well rehearsed technique. The Clyde men’s show scheduled for tomorrow was canceled due to flu but will be staged again next Friday at the Senior High School assembly period.
Local residents report travel and homecomings including Miss Kulhryn Neylow’s reprieve from Meadville and Cleveland, Calvin Sherlock returning home to Corning after injury, and Mrs. Sherlock remaining to visit her mother Mrs. Alter. Families gather after Navy service, funerary travel, and hospital visits across Meadville Corry Warren and Columbus with updates on friends, kin, and local ties.
The Junior Department of the Methodist Church in Chucott hosted a party on Saturday. Members enjoyed walk games and quilting exchanges, with treats of oukey canes, jello, and cookies. Supervisors included Miss Florence Brooks, Tracy Whitehead, Mrs Mapjotie Barr, Miss Edna Coulter, and Miss Mildred Young. games led by Miss Shirley Hinman, Miss Florence Hasbrouck, and Miss Phyllis Rieck.
The Mary Martha Class of the Presbyterian Church invites members to a green dinner on Wednesday evening December 10. The event will feature a twenty five cent exchange for toys and a collection of fruit and stockings for the Christmas season.
A Christmas program of Christis recita songs and imitation radio broadcast was given at the Grange meeting Saturday evening. Despite the weather a good crowd enjoyed the event. Coffee with cakes and cold drinks were served in the evening by the committee.
A living pictures pageant on The Nativity drew over 200 spectators at S Ed Wnee School hall. About 125 students produced scenes from the Virgin Mary’s life to Christ birth with adoration scene closing. Louise Miglionero praised as narrator. Holiday break starts Friday December Hind with high mass and Christmas tree celebration planned.
Mrs Robert McCain and Nounan Mitchel organized a surprise birthday party for Mrs Truman Lillie Saturday evening at her home on North Center Street. About two dozen friends attended from Spartansburg New Brunswick Union City and nearby areas. Guests brought gifts and enjoyed games visiting and birthday cake ice cream and refreshments.
Birthday Club members met at 208 Balbhy Curts in Columbus Saturday evening to honor Mrs R Andrews of Meadville. Patty and Betty Chyn won games, refreshments included salad and birthday cake, and table decorations featured a Christmas motif.
A seven year old Altonny schoolgirl, Sandra Rachhall, was killed and her sister Miriam, eight, injured with a possible fracture after a sledding accident in Altoona yesterday. The incident occurred near an alley where the girls were playing. Authorities noted use of substitutes for brick and lumber in building plans and other government talks followed.
A fragment describes cattle line management by Poe and Lew using a salt dust mixture. It notes the method as effective for treating a number of animals and mentions the mixture’s dust application as the key to improved results.
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