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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1946
Page
4
United Brethren Church group met with twenty two mothers in attendance. Recreation preceded a business session led by Ivan Bennink. Rev James West of Union City Baptist spoke on the topic The Neo of the Hou. A social portion followed with a 5 Ju nch served by Lyle White Cloyd Sargent and Vernon Welsh.
A Special Interest Group formed at the Methodist Church held its first creation meeting in the church basement. A tureen dinner followed and two attendees from Africa participated. The next gathering is set for Wednesday February with Mrs. Bryan Stowe, 821 East Smith Street hosting.
Mrs. Gertrude Aiken of Culms announces engagement of her daughter ViVidens to LaVerne Ayers, son of Mrs. Rose Ayers. The Ayers family, formerly resident in Culimbus Wadale, plans a future wedding setting.
Concord School P T A will meet Tuesday evening at the school for an important session. Plans for a dinner on January 1 will be set, with proceeds donated to Cary Memorial Hospital Fund to aid Concord School. Capt Hugh Clare will speak on his travels in Europe with slide pictures. All members are urged to attend.
Mrs Vinnie Fuller hosted at her home on North Center Street yesterday entertaining a group from the W. SC. and later visitors. Patten served woolers and cupcakes while eyes were treated to a visit. Local merchant PG Barnes underwent appendectomy at Corry Hospital Thursday evening and is reported in good condition.
Sad Miss Helen Rowe spends the day in Erie on business. Charles Rich Jr from Philadelphia visits his wife at the Mitchell home. Mrs Mary Fresbourn and Miss Margareth Spencer visit Erie. Miles Wilma Paoko leaves for Erie for the day. Mrs Gle Donaldson travels to Erie for a day visit. Mrs J C Phelps a patient at Hamnel Hospital. Nancy Delaney consults in Erie with Dr. Delaney. Mrs H B Welsh leaves for Erie for the weekend. Ruth Smith wedding to Mr Strong noted. Mrs Walter Carrico visits her sister Mary Dout of Wright Street. Mrs James Sullivan and daughter Mary Jean visit Erie on business. Mrs James Hunter spending weekend with relatives. Ames Litton of Akron leaves to finish semester at University of Akron. Mrs W Jordan hosts visiting son home from Akron. Mrs Paul Weber travels to Pasadena to assist ill mother. Paul H E Babbitt in Erie on business. Robert Mitchell, discharged Air Corps, returns home to West Bond Street. Louis Morrow heads to Pittsburgh for a few days. Walter Royes leaves for Alameda after 60-day leave. Jacob Royer, R D 1 Corry, discharged after Pacific service. Arlo May, son of Mr and Mrs Forest May, returns home from Fort Knox. Capt Frances Cowles leaves for Erie then Baltimore to be discharged February 1. Girlfriend Mrs N B McGuire visits Columbus and friends. Lon Gindstey visits Akron on business. Mrs Vielor Snyder returns home to Greenville after visit. Edward Bashkour arrives from Boston for a few days with West Pleasant Street friends.
Corry Rotary and Kiwanis clubs plan a joint meeting next Tuesday at 9:20 p.m. in Hotel Corry. About thirty other Corry citizens are invited. General Motors will furnish the feature, with company representatives present to present its plans.
A notable educational film on the motor industry drew strong interest when shown before a large Hotel Jamestown gathering, as civic clubs in the city joined to present the event. The event highlighted current labor issues and featured guests tied to the labor picture and educational outreach.
Local young man Allan St Clair Bennett wed Miss Audrey Mills in a January ceremony at First Methodist Church Seattle. Dr Newton Moats officiated. Attendants included Miss Ellen Davis and Mrs Sharon Mills. Bride from Seattle and Kalispell Montana, groom a Moorhead Minnesota graduate, both connected to regional banks and colleges.
A junior high school hosted a late evening dance from nine to twelve thirty with TL students and invited guests. The event featured a three piece orchestra, soft light bar, and decorated floor with sprint colors. Solo numbers by students entertained attendees, and proceeds were not yet tallied but may benefit the Athletic Association.
Townsend Club held a popular semi monthly business meeting in the T C Hall with good turnout. Mrs Luca Gale reported a nice sum raised for the regent ta, several new members joined, and plans began for a future public supper. Names of local residents are listed in attendance.
North Warren specialist Dr Job Ubaltis spoke to Gray Ladies at Warren State Hospital on hospital attitudes toward commitments. He explained voluntary and involuntary orders, observation commitments, and discharge conditions, noting most patients are women and hospital ties extend to northwestern counties. The Gray Ladies planned a final session at Warren General Hospital on January 28 with refreshments and assignment details.
Inquisitors' Club held a profitable meeting at the Masonic rooms with over forty attendees. Messrs Lahde and Hurter of Carpenter Steel Corp Renditly Pa gave lectures on steel development and processes and a film feature. Robert Catlin of the Raymond Isboma ory spoke on steel weed types, as the 2100 Department led by Amby Auleh hosted a social with golf outs and delicacies after the program.
Mr and Mrs J M Patton of Manchester Connecticut announce the birth of a daughter Aviday Taoruing to the Pattons who are noted as formerly residing in the city for several years.
Mrs Dorr Clark played hostess for a club gathering at her East Main street home. Guests included Ms C Lindberg and Mrs George Patterson. Awards were won by Mrs Walter McElroy Ms Linethere Mrs Glenn Dicksey and Mrs Chaves Hyles. At 10 30 p m Mrs Clark served a four time spaghetti dinner and Mrs Dickson will entertain at the next meeting on February 9.
The United Brethren Church women gathered at Mrs Gertrude Fitch home on West Columbus Avenue for January discussions centered on the 87th Psalm. The meeting featured routine notices, Bible talks, and friendly visiting. Hostess served cake and coffee. next gathering planned for Friday February 22 with details to follow.
The article notes a forthcoming event at Olty Highs involving a Septembers meeting in Cony County. It mentions a one year arrangement and concerns about relations with the school and local coaches.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions a person named Lundhed or similar and a reference to The New Spring rain Plu dated January 7. Details are unclear but indicate a namesake event or person tied to a local publication entry.
The readable fragments describe a local public sale action in a newspaper notice. It references officials and general sale context but omits key dates or locations due to damaged text. The usable details point to an official action requiring public awareness and potential bidding or submission steps.
Fragmented OCR text shows a local notice fragment with minimal readable details. No clear names, dates, or places are verified. Summary preserves ambiguity while noting a public notice context and remnants of the official action.
In a limited readable snippet from Thursday night play, the Marauders secured a win amid compressed text noting Ray District and athletic context. The fragment hints at a competitive finish with 18 to 30 age bracket involvement and a close outcome.
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