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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1946
Page
5
Local notices reveal a secret wartime wedding announced in the Journal Monroy with the couple’s families unaware until the groom, discharged from service, arrived. Readers also hear of Esther Bnastram’s recovery, soldiers overseas, anniversary wishes, and multiple community updates from Corry and surrounding towns.
In Erie on Feb 1 a short term closed as Damien J. McLoughlin announced Stanley Suewczyk faced three burglary charges after his nephew Leon Szewczyk testified. The case involved alleged thefts totaling $? from several homes including Swope, Gallagher, and Jozefczale. Other juries acquitted or postponed trials for larceny and rape charges amid complex proceedings.
A note explains that Crab Non-Poisonous Nocra is inherently poisonous and that no shellfish is safe. It warns mussels from the west coast tip may be dangerous due to their diet, highlighting food safety concerns for seafood consumers.
Six couples were serenaded Tuesday evening at the William P. Alath home for a serenade party honoring them. A social time preceded the serenades with couples including Harold Swart Oscar Vance Glenn Cheiton Howard Blakeslee Joe McCray and Robert Street. Candy and tigers were served before guests departed in the early morning.
Exchange Club lines up committee appointments and previews charter meeting set for Friday February 22 at 7 30 PM. National Exchange Club official Amy Livey will present the charter with special program reshaped by Byrn Riva. New youth and education service groups named by President Allon Dahlstrand plus a wide list of local members and officers to attend.
Scout Troop 80 was feted by the Coney Rotary Club during anniversary week at the Presbyterian Church hall. About 25 Reckarians attended a dinner at 6215 o clock while speaker Lt. Col. Fogle, a captain on terminal leave, shared overseas service tales. Clyde Shotenieget presented a German movie counterpoint and a bird fight vignette.
Columbus P T A organizes a pie social with about 78 in attendance in Room 1. Program included Founders Day song, History of the PTA, playlet Buen Candles, and choral prayers. Mothers hosted refreshments with valentines day decor and forthright wrapping of pies.
The Golden Links Sunday School group of Lie Methodist Church met at the home of Mrs Ernest Hoyer on Mast Main street with 32 members present. New member Mrs W. Miller Ted was welcomed. vice president Mrs W E Phillipe presided. After business and a reading by Mrs J B Cogan, refreshments were served. March 8 is next meeting date with hostesses and assistants listed.
Corry Nurses Alumnae met at Mrs Harold Armitage home East Pleasant Street. Members Shirley Koehler Mona Cudak y Edith Davis Eric and Clare Bachomner attended along with visiting members. They decided to donate one hundred dollars to the Chrys Memorial Hospital Fund. The hostess served a luncheon of salad rolls cake and coffee.
The Cootiettes met at the v. PW. Hote for a dinner and charity drive benefiting Corry Memorial Hospital. Twenty members attended, with out‑of‑town mentors Mine r Yownley, Geriare Tuc, Fran cen Simmonve of Warren, and Katherine Wall of Cambridge Springs present. The next meeting is set for Wednesday, March 1.
Mrs Edward Feldt was surprised at her home by friends on her birthday. The gathering included Mrs Cy Holden Mrs Hubert Heerlein Mrs Walter Alley Mrs Leon Lindsley Mrs R G King Mrs H K Powell and Mr P M Loveind. Bridges was played with Mrs Love Kind winning. Guests brought birthday cake and presented glass slices.
Mrs Maytrel Bentiuo entertained the Life Postry Society at her Mast South enveet home last evens. Members answered roll call with a auo ballot. The program featured readings and poems by Abraham Linculy Lord Dyran and Edwin Markham. The hostess served light refreshments.
A birth notice reports the arrival of a child to Mr and Mrs Robert Trnesite at 452 Prospect Road Ashtabula Ohio with hospital name Ae Astuibul General Hospital.
Eight members of the 500 Club met at Spring Street host Mrs John Maloney. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Albert Fox Mrs Robert Church and Mrs R C Cross for the cyenive play. Plans were made for a future meet February 26 at Dorothy Hanenstein East Bond Street with fruit, crackers, cake and Wallace arrangements.
Mrs George Kinley entertained the YB Club at her Wright home with a large money event. Two tables of contract were in play as Hueing the event progressed. Award winners included Mrs William Myers Mrs Walter Blair and Mrs William Sprestian. The hostess served supper late with plans for Blair to host again in two weeks at Ens Bond Street.
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