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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1945
Page
5
Mrs Mary Doud of Rust Washington street is staying a few days to visit her brother Frank Crosby and other Trends.
Miss Alipeuur Renello of Booth Center Street became the bride of Hermana Schuttert, son of Mrs. Rose Schuttert of Newark, at a one o'clock nuptial mass. Rev. Graves officiated. Bride attended by her sister Miss May Reavelle as maid of honor. best man Theodore Schubert. Guests included about seventy five at a reception, with a dinner at the Greyhound Post House. The couple will reside in Newark where the groom will work at Wigar's Bakery.
The betrothal of Miss Mary Jean Beiter to Robert A. Lowry is announced in Kittanning. Miss Beiter is the daughter of Margaret McCarthy Beiter of 615 Woodward Avenue and G. A. Beiter of Youngstown. Lowry is the son of Robert Lowry of Pppankill Street. Miss Beiter is a Kittanning High School graduate class of 1948 and Lowry a former member of Annie High School class of 1943 who was discharged last month from the U S Army Air Corps after over 24 months service. Miss Beiter often visited the home of her aunt Mrs. Wil-Tia Swan in this city.
Miss Mary Querrevela and Miss Augusta Quer revel entertained the C W Society of Sclot with five guests at a Christmas party hosted by Mr and Mrs Henry Querrevela. Don Knapp and Bob Fierce led the evening with games, gifts, songs, and a late lunch. Guests included Miss Helen Crosby, Mrs James Kolstec, Miss Lovee Knapp, and Miss Jane Gray.
The Christian Endeavor Gaiety of the Baptist Church held its Christmas party last evening hosted by Miss Kathleen Peiffer. A regular business meeting preceded games, movie pictures, and a gift exchange with guests Warl Bailey Lois Beceller and Roy Murphy. Clifford Redding and Marj at Matteson home on vacation from Houghton College attended. A delicious lunch was served.
Notice announces ophthalmic services at 814 Blate Street Erie Pa on the second floor opposite Warner Theatre. Hours daily 10 to 12 and 2:80 to 5 except Wednesdays afternoons closed. Eye salts by appointment. Phone 70 238. Dr Owen optometrist.
Townsend Club meeting at LOOF hall on Worth Street with nine members present. Mrs. Lota Gale president presided and reported on regional work. Plans were discussed for a silver tea to be held January 1st.
A daughter was born December 23 at Corty Hospital to Mr and Mrs George Sekeratt of this city and Mr and Mrs An Smith of 0L South Center Street.
A luncheon yesterday afternoon at 4 o clock in the private dining room of the Borel Corry celebrated Mrs H H Marie Keppel. Fifty eight guests attended and were served a fine item from the hotel staff. Christmas decorations graced the tables with poinsettias and evergreen bouquets. Out of town guests included Mrs C R Moore of Garland Mrs Homer Servoss and Mrs Carl Peterson of Jamestown and Mrs Andrew Mock and Ann Tits of Saegertown.
Westley-Sherwood announces the engagement of daughter Miss Helen Westley to Admire Pich Mich of Frank B. Shoewaedein, with Miss Westley a Corry Sr High School graduate and G C Murphy employee. No wedding date set.
Miss Mary Helene Willstcum bride of Charles Williams on January 12 was honored Friday evening by Mrs. Frank Stairis at her West Smith Street home. Ten guests attended and gifts were given to Miss Hillstrom while Ruth Diversley and Deasne Darsom won awards in a night of games. Guests included Mrs. Frank Laurie, Mrs. Phillips, Clarice Capwell, Janet Vanderholt, Blaine Haight, Florence Beckwith, Shirley Larson, Lindsley and Larson.
In Cleveland a joint meeting of Greyhound and union and conciliation service officials discussed Secretary of Labor Schwellenbach’s proposal to form a fact finding panel to resolve the Central Greyhound Lines bus strike. They could not accept the retrospective wage concession provisions and a vote on empowering the joint council was delayed after meetings in Cleveland.
A rheumatic fever clinic will open at Erie Hospital within a month under state sponsorship. Dr T Redway heads the effort, part of a $120,000 state program to model treatment in Pennsylvania. A similar clinic is planned for Williamsport. the program targets child illness and aims to ease crippling effects through early treatment.
Kane ex-convict Will Jace, serving eight years remaining of a sentence for larceny, was held on a car charge after police traced a vehicle used in a theft. The arrest followed an investigation into a secretary’s car owned by Mine Tuvay of Ludlow. Police repaired the Towle Street area and noted connections to a U S Army truck incident. Jace has five children.
A blaze engulfed Brekes township on Humlie hill destroying a plow and a breaker wagon. Firefighters fought the flames but the fire proved too advanced before water could be obtained. An oil and gasoline explosion occurred as crews attempted to salvage equipment and prevent spread.
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