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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1946
Page
4
On Monday evening Mr and Mrs Harrison H Keppel entertained forty guests at their Motttreet home honoring their son Marin Keppel and his wife Music. Entertainment included music and cards with glide at 12 oclock a butte finct was peried. Mr and Mrs Keppel received nice gifts.
Harding PTA held a special meeting at Miss Lawrence Devisoh's home with fifteen members present. The group discussed contributions toward One Hospital Fund. The gathering concluded with hiboual time and light refreshments.
Twelve members gathered at the Nurses Home for the Corry Hospital Auxiliary monthly session. Mrs Peney Corby president appointed committees and reported on supplier equipment. treasurer showed a January 1946 balance and detailed dues and donations. Several local residents were noted visiting, returning from service, or on leave, with multiple short notices of travel and hospital stays.
Mrs. Donald Engle of East Main Street hosted a birthday party for her daughter Janet Louise last Saturday afternoon. Guests enjoyed a candy hunt, George Gordon photographed the event, and Sandra Lee Blakesdee won a prize. The afternoon included ice cream, birthday cake, and favors of candy.
Delores Greene daughter of James M. Greene and Patrick Feeney were married in St Thomas Church. Rev Edward Feeney officiated as ceremony featured bridesmaids in pastel gowns and a 250 guest reception at St Edwards Hall. The couple to honeymoon in Buffalo and reside in Erie.
The Corty and Union City Ministerial Association met yesterday morning at the Church of the Nazarene with sixteen attending. Rev. R R Merriman presided and spoke on the Week of Prayer urging strong attendance at all services. Rev. Wilmer Heffer presented a paper on H. Ok Wells Accusation. The next meeting is set for February 5 at Union City in the Presbyterian Church.
Aso Charles Archie Jr. born to Mr and Mrs Charles A Van Winkle of Rouseville at City Hospital on January dre. The Van Winkles are former residents and Mrs Van Winkle is the former Alberta Nelson. Ason born at Gerry Hospital to Mr and Mrs John Reed of 521 Lake Street early this morning.
Harry Powers won a Bioga watch donated by Heiman Jewelers at the B P W Club meeting. Mrs T P Giblin and Mrs Robert Catlin drew the winning ticket. About $200 was raised for the Corry Hospital Nursery fund to buy an incubator, with remaining proceeds for the club nursery fund. Donations of foods and clothing were solicited for foreign aid.
Circle No 1 of the W. 3 6 8 met last evening at the home of Mrs. Ernest Royer. The meeting opened by president Mrs. Mary Frazier with devotions by Mrs. Esther Miller. A lesson on Africa was given by Mrs. Nora Stowe followed by a social with ice cream cake and coffee. Next meeting planned for February at the home of Mr. Irving Young.
Linda Joan Tarbell, aged three, celebrated with 18 guests at home. Her mother Mrs Norman Gee Tarbell hosted films featuring Buddy the Pup and other cartoons, games and stoves, with animal- themed decorations, a decorated cake, and gifts from friends. Assisted by Mrs Lawrence Rayner and Mrs Wayne Robbon.
Mary Helene Hillstram who will marry Charles Williams Saturday was honored at a dinner hosted by the downstairs office and Raymond Mfg. Op at Hotel Corry. Five friends attended a 6:30 PM turkey dinner in the upstairs private room as table decor featured evergreen and huckleberry fern. Moise Hillstrom received a sterling silver consage from friends.
Mrs Alfred Sehauier and Mrs Louise Schotter MiJor announce the engagement of their daughter Louise Florence to An tony S Soya of New Haven Conn Miss Sehouter formerly worked as a bookkeeper at the Crystal Tee and Goal Company on Maple Avenue The wedding is planned for spring and the couple will reside in New Haven Conn.
Weather fill report notes AT Bradfe Priday MEC sent for evaluation after mechanical issues. Engineers observe ambient conditions and verify power status, with guidance to adjust operations pending inspection results.
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