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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1949
Page
5
Birthday celebration planned for Wayne Wilson this Sunday with family and friends gathering at a local residence. The event will feature cake, music, and well-wishes from attendees, with invitations extended to relatives and neighbors.
Yak PHU UVE members and guests attended the sixth anniversary party of the Elks Mule Chorus at the McGray Community House. A chicken dinner, remarks by Lon Rhines, and dancing followed the program with out-of-town guests and many local attendees noted.
Mrs DAvie Lines hosted 25 guests at her Collinbis home to celebrate the birthdays of Minnie Babenele and David Lines with a social afternoon and refreshments, including a birthday cake. Attendees included families from Mall Falls, North Tha wand, North East, Gary, and Columbus.
Grandparents hosted a birthday dinner for Longhurst Twins at East Pleasant Liver. The celebration featured a decorative cake and gifts as the twins enjoyed the party with family present.
The Bauer couple Mr and Mrs Tel ford D Bauer welcomed a son born at the Day Hospital early yesterday. Mrs Bauer’s maiden name is Mary Aut Kurtich.
Hospital card party last week drew 42 tables. Winners included Mrs W A Dunlap, Mrs Wallace Hammett, Mrs John Snevh, Mrs Edmund Barr, Frank Grice Sr, and Mrs Milton Van Dresan. Awards listed with amounts and awards can be picked up at Franz store on North Center Street.
Thirty five members attended Corry Grange No 55 meeting. Fourth degree conferred on Eugene Powers Betty Powers Lawrence Swanson and Roy Swart. Program included readings songs and a trumpet solo. Next meeting March 6 will honor January February and March birthdays.
Five generations gathered for Tina Gardner of Wert Wayne wert birthday milestone tomorrow as she turns 89. Attending were Gardner family members including William Francis Mery inadin Wadehars and other relatives from Youngstown and Wattsburg. The party featured a center table with five decorated cakes and a gift of money for Mrs Gardner.
Mr and Mrs Becker were honored Saturday at their home on Church Street with a community party attended by about 30 local guests. A cake and gifts were presented by townsfolk including Mr and Mrs Raymond Grady and others from Titusville, Sprineville, and Butler.
The Cutting Friendly Circle of the Sunday School met recently with theme devotions led by Mrs Beanie and M Prod Bowes. A solo titled Pude True Earthly Joy in Tin Bible was sung. Readings included The Bible theme AbS Filet and Kenewky Te by Mrs Arthur Wallace. Refreshments were served by Mrs Milit sno chi est menting. The next meeting is planned for March 7 at Wattsburg with Mig Hawes and Mrs MarTy Way delivering devotions.
Miss Sandra Green was honored at a Wisconsin party with guests including Mrs Leonard Bani, Ober of Clymen, and Mrs Marvin Green with daughter Linda. The event featured birthday cake, refreshments, and socializing as attendees congratulated the honoree.
Mrs Gulbery L Boyd of King Street hosted a Saturday evening gathering for around four dozen friends. Savah Arbuckle and others attended, with slides shown by Rey Boyd during the event. Refreshments were served by the hostess as guests enjoyed the program.
A birthday party was held Saturday at the home on East Bondetree for James Lewis Jr and his mother Mrs James Lew. Guests numbered seventeen from the third grade class at Ce Juniar Elementary School. Gifts and decorations featured Grove Williamslington while cake, ice cream, and sandwiches were served at 1 o'clock with a Rex Theatre outing planned for later.
Mrs R B Mosier entertained at a Saturday evening gathering attended by Mrs J B Howe and Mrs Ray B Gharits among others. Guests arrived about seven and enjoyed games and cards after a light supper, with chatter centered on weekend plans and neighborhood news.
A Columbus Scottish style banquet honored local Scouts with a presentation by a leader from the Calla RTA. The event featured a talk on notable figures and a display of a statue replica, drawing attention from attendees and highlighting community involvement in youth programs.
In a brief item, local AFL members from Qokal J. AFL are seen discussing a three week vacation class for men with five years of service. The note references V2 and mentions a typographical concern within the group.
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