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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1946
Page
5
The fourth meeting of the Gray Ladies in training hall at Warren State Hospital takes place Friday evening in the Horn block. Dr. John Arhistias will address Psychiatry and Mrs Harold Jewell will discuss care and arrangement of Bowers. Sessions begin at 7:30.
Navy Mothers Club met last evening in union rooms for a tareen dinner. Commander Katherine Wail presided and a card party on February 19 was set to benefit the Corry Memorial Hospital Fund. Committees were named for cards, refreshments, and baby garments donation.
Warren residents will attend a Monday concert by Evan Evans, renowned baritone, at the Women’s Club Auditorium. Tickets are reserved and available in Corry at the Auer Agency. Evans, a Juilliard faculty member and Chautauqua program director, has performed across Europe and the United States with major ensembles and networks.
Janet8 OF Me Corry Senior High School sponsors a Friday January 25 dance at the Junior High School gym. Senior High students and invited guests attend from 8:30 to 10:30 PM in a night club style setting with orange and black decor. Music by Mr. and Mrs. William Gillett. features vocal selections and refreshments. Proceeds go to the Athletic Association to pay medical bills. chaperones listed. ticket sales began yesterday with fifty sold by last night.
Miss Merivelle Smith daughter of Clarence and Mrs Smith of Spartenshuns wed Howard Blakeslee son of Leon Blakeslee at the bride’s parents home. Rev B F Armitage officiated. matron of honor Glen Chellaw wore black crepe. eighteen family members attended the 3 o'clock dinner. Blakeslee recently left Army service and will work with his father on the family business. They will live on R D 1 Cuny.
Mrs. D L Chapman hosted a linen shower for Miss Eileen Williams at Brook Street ahead of her upcoming marriage to Lt Leonard B Ny of Springfield Massachusetts. Five hundred dollars in games yielded prizes for Mrs Fern Duke Miss Arlene Deschamp Mrs Donald Houser Miss Mildred Anderson Miss Talleen Williams and Miss Opeta Williams. Williams received many gifts and a corsage. a salad and dessert course followed with a daffodil centerpiece.
Members of the Golden Links Sunday School Class and their families gathered at the Methodist Church last evening for a 6 40 o clock dinner. Tables were decorated with duterious and tapers. GC Warner Zitelly Mowry Eynest Rover Bred Mixer MS By Bertram Edith Drake served on the complete. On February the class will meet for business and social event.
Regency showers honored Marilyn Janet Gabriel of Novilt East who will wed Allan Neckers of Clymer January 31. The first shower hosted by Mrs C Wilkinson and Miss Kathryn Wil Af at their home. A second shower given by Mrs Charles Meyérink and Mrs Clifford Warnshouse at the former's home. Bingo awarded prizes and refreshments served as Miss Gabriel received many gifts.
Columbus Grange members backed a $25 contribution to the Cory Memorial Hospital Fund at their regular meeting led by Master N E Dodd. Destine Wilte and Edith Carter chaired the refreshments committee for the February 1 gathering.
The LytherE G snssionary Society met at 3 48 yesterday after church and elected Mrs Hildebrand president Mrs Ray Anderson vice president Mrs Dory Clark treasurer and Mrs A A Merker secretary. A donation to Erie Conference mission work was approved and a future meeting set for February 27 with notes on study class and report from the Erie event.
The Krazyates Olu held a Tuesday gathering at Mrs Wilbur Whitehead on Essex Street for a 4 Hibuset progress hive 500 evening. Awards went to Mrs Rol er Hunt and Mrs Anita Dorn. A hot dish rolls and cream puff dessert were served. Next meeting is February 6 hosted by Mrs Harry Poulson. Several members and guests attended including Mrs Maxwell Devereux and others.
Relatives gathered at 1 RD Corry to honor Mrs St. Clair with a birthday party. The program featured games and entertainment followed by sandwiches jello decorated birthday cake ice cream and coffee. Mrs St. Clair received numerous gifts for the occasion.
The N. F. Club gathered last night at Mrs. Frank Heath on Franklin Street for a regular meeting. Five members attended and enjoyed sewing and visiting. Mrs. Heath served salad and desserts. The next meeting will be February 11 at Mrs. Nellie Merle East Pleasant Street.
Mary Jane Meagthur daughter of Mr and Mrs W J McArthur Bradford wed Eric F Stromberg son of Mr and Mrs Axel Stromberg South Bradford in a Saturday ceremony at 4 45 pm officiated by Rev Frederick Holy. Constance Halb tested of New York City was bridesmaid and Judy Sally Stromberg were honor attendants with Roy Healy as best man. Attending were William McArthur Oscar Stromberg Charles Dahlstrand J B Dahlstrand Burl Dahlstrand Alton Dahlstrand David Depew and Robert Owens among others. The McArthur family lived in Bradford for years and he worked for the Telephone company.
The W. S. M. of the Church of the Nazarene met with Mrs. Martin Aperetson in East Southsureer for an all day gathering. Twenty four members attended as they sang, read scripture, and prayed. The routine business was followed by birthday tributes for Mrs. Anderson and Mrs Paul Rizby with songs and a closing prayer.
Hazel Virginia McNeely and James Edward McNeely married in a double ceremony at Carmichel Presbyterian Church Waynesburg officiated by Rev William Owen. Attendants were Burdette Cumberledge and wife and Mrs McNeely is with Observer Phiblistique Waynesburg. The couple plans five children.
The fragment discusses King Tul and the Tutwidkhamel period, noting theories of their reigns and the dating to around 13th BC. It suggests limited evidence with lingering debate about royal lineages and regnal timelines.
Miss Norma Jean May was honored last evening as a birthday surprise by Miss Dorothy Stormes. West Irving Oliver entertained the Le Gotta Coppa Pop Ole Ay group and Miss Marilyn Denton led a brief meeting. The next meeting date is to be announced by Miss Margarel Karkoski.
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