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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1949
Page
5
Whiter dances continue series at Conny Lodge for members and out of town guests. Dance starts at 1:30 PM with Johnny Mimebush in attendance.
Miss Ming Huerlay entertained five friends in Wristeel after a fame noted event. The group planned a late night, sharing breakfast together this morning with Gast Wight and guests Aun Thar Mary Kate Mughees Balsey Storey and Colletta Mochi.
Washington School PTA met this week with twenty four members attending. The session covered business, a National Golden Jubilee project fund, and a theater program. A film titled New Horizon was shown, refreshments were served, and the next meeting was set for February 17.
The marriage of Mrs H Stranahan s daughter to Duane N Fogle was held at the Presbyterian Church with Rev Jurday Cale officiating. The bride wore a tree beige ensemble and yellow rose corsage. sister Leora Stranahan attended. After a Florida trip the couple will live on the Stranghan farm near Spartansburg. The bride, a Spartansburg High School graduate, studied at Grove City College and West Penn Hospital. Mr Fogle, son of Mr and Mrs R J Fogle, is a Cory High School and Bryant Stratton graduate who served four years in the Army and joined the Davison Fogle Lumber Co.
Hi Neighbor Club held its monthly gathering at Mrs Carl Marsh s home on Thursday. Ruth Patchen celebrated a birthday with gifts, dinner was served, and a social period followed. Stop the Music featured Mrs Vernon Humphrey at the piano, with awards honoring Mrs Cecil Humphrey and Mrs Florence Marsh. future hostess assignments were noted for February.
The Clymer P T A will gather Monday evening January 31 at the school. Two topics are Why Schools Are Different Now and The With About Report Cards. Teoitstd Trippe is arranging the program with several participants. Mrs Cloyd Cidy chairs the refreshment committee comprised of mothers from the frostingsy class.
Miss Kathleen Peiffer, daughter of Mr and Mrs FD Peiffer, was honored at a birthday dinner at the Peiffer home on 15 Firth Avenue. She turned 18 on Friday. attendees included her family and Mr and Mrs S Monroe and Mrs Fem Lambert.
Mrs GF Rafter and Mrs Mil dred Alfred plan to depart for Clifton Springs New York tomorrow with the former staying for an extended period and Mrs Alfred returning next week Harold Shunen of East Irving Street will meet Warren on business Pricing Walter Rittenhouse of DuBois met with Corry Hospital directors to discuss architectural plans for the new facility Mrs Clinton Ware of Menaville returned home after a two day visit with her sister Mrs R B Mosier of Maple Street George Watson left for Grove City for the weekend Mrs Philip Zalmreck and daughters Shurya and Shirley traveled to Cleveland this morning to attend an ice show Miss Helen Rowe of East Bend visiting Miss Norma Funk in Greenville over the weekend Mrs Dunnie Licius and granddaughter Ann Lictus of Clymer went to Erie this morning Mrs PA Steinman of 418 West Wayne Street returned home after a three day visit with friends and relatives Randall of West Wayne Street attended the funeral of the late Teo Randall Mrs Tugene Purvers daughter Belly and Mrs Ward Powers spending the day in Erie Miss Cyritha Scoll and Miss Phyllis Scott took a bus to Wheaten yesterday after a several days visit in Wheaten Sollee and Leather were mentioned as students at Wheaten
The Sunday School group met with Mrs. Harold Bemis for an evening program. They sang Rescue the Perishing and America, had a devotion, a roll call, and Bible study. Proceeds funded the March of Dimes campaign.
Miss Genevieve Gibas daughter of Mr and Mrs F A Gibas of RD1 is engaged to Harry A Slamski of Erie They plan marriage after engagement announced Miss Gibas is a Hamot Hospital Nursing School graduate and member of Hamot staff Slamski is a graduate of Academy High School and Allegheny Institute and attends the Pittsburgh Institute of Mortuary Science No wedding date set yet
Senior High School announces a basketball queen crown event on February 1 at the West gym. Judges include Beavers club sponsors. contestants list Deere Austin Urbina Berles Fairies Blanchanl Jim Bulsers Carolyn Elebynsis Goldie Fay Norma Keefer Hela Mitte Norma Naztes Kathleen Poly. winner receives white leather crown and serves as court attendant.
A foreign speaker from the Cob'y-Tailor City Ministerial Association will headline a meeting at Lowville Method Church. He will interpret for attendees and discuss Christ work in Cine, with film showings including Rebirh of a Nation and Letter from Ching vad. A luncheon follows the program hosted by Rev. Munon Whornas of Wallsbury.
Mrs. Williams Prine entertained a party for Miss Virginia Prine Friday at Vie Rex Stobery Bikley. Friends included Commie Shay, Sally Chowail, Sarateneinjror and Gladys iyi. Gifts were given and cake served as a birthday celebration with attendees Mrs. Mate Hugites and others.
Friendship Club gathered yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Eugene Payers in Gary Road 2. The program included awards presented by Mrs. Bersha Wener Mrs. Ova Mayes Mes. Mavie Andersini and Mrs. Frases Sperry. Mrs Powers hosted coffee and buns while guests enjoyed conversation.
Jamestown bus driver Alfred G Samuel faced trial in Jamestown for alleged misconduct aboard a city bus. Jury selection occurred as prosecutors and defense prepared key testimonies, with cost and schedule details noted in local coverage.
A brief note announces a hand line wrench presented to Mr and Mrs Jolu Rios of 10 Cher Unit Guy Al Me Corry. The message names the recipients and location in a simple acknowledgment.
Fragmented text recounts Babson warning of a tornado death and urges communal readiness and prayer. It mentions developing warning systems and urging towns to prepare, with references to civic safety and collective resilience amid a weather threat.
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