Foy Leads EA Four In Uncertain Track Tilt
EA four competes as Foy, a standout runner, takes the lead in an uncertain interscholastic tilt. Officials caution that conditions may affect times as teams vie for top placing.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1947
Page
5
EA four competes as Foy, a standout runner, takes the lead in an uncertain interscholastic tilt. Officials caution that conditions may affect times as teams vie for top placing.
A bridal shower honoring Miss Doris Crane was hosted by Miss Ella Anderson and Miss Ella Lindsey at a South Center Street home. Fourteen guests attended. winners of games included Miss Baker Huntley Crane and Damon. A two-tiered cake and ice cream followed, with pink and white summer flowers as decor.
The regular meeting of the Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge was held in I C Hall last evening with Mrs Florence Swanson presiding. A demonstration of drill teams featured the event with 19 lodges represented and 350 attendees. Distinguished visitors included Harry Wineh Louis Jones and Arnold Birchard. Refreshments followed. next meeting set for July 15.
Marriage notice from McKeesport area cites the wedding of Walter H Gretzler son of Mr and Mrs Walter J Gretzler of McKeesport to Estelle Sossong daughter of Mrs Elizabeth Sossone of Mt Oliver near Pittsburgh. Rev J C Fallon officiated at St Canice Church Mt Oliver. Walter employed as industrial engineer by Westinghouse Electric in Pittsburgh. couple to reside in McKeesport.
West Church street residents Mr and Mrs F By Whittlesey plan weeks at their Chautauqua Institution cottage. Visitors include Mrs Fred Marsh and daughter Candace Gale from Buffalo and Mrs Walter Burkhardt with son from Buffalo for ten days. Also Mr W Shaver Mrs Suzanne Crowell and families from Euclid and Dewoit Mich. Blanche Loveland returns from Cleveland area where she accompanied her parents and sister after Mrs Heath’s major Cleveland Clinic operation. Heath’s condition is satisfactory.
Mrs Warren VanGuilder hosted a miscellaneous bridal shower for Miss Mary Baldwin at 00 Snyder Circle Monday evening, assisted by Mrs William Williams. Twenty guests attended with 500 pinochle and bridge as entertainment. prizes awarded to Mrs Paul Tox, Miss Baldwin, Mrs Geraldine Hwett, Mrs George Nelson, and bridge winners Mrs BauI Goodman and Mrs John McMahon. Bridecake ice cream and coffee were served. gifts were plentiful and gifts presented in pink and white theme.
Former Montgomery Ward executives Mr. Cone and Mr. Allyn were feted at a dinner in their honor by Ward store employees at Colonial Gardens Lakewood. Twenty four attended with out of town guests R. B. Knowles and G. McDonald. The event included dancing and social time after a chicken ham and steak dinner.
A daughter was born this morning at Sorry Hospital to Mr and Mrs Arnold Moore of RT 5. The birth was announced without further details.
The W S C Circle of the Methodist Church held its monthly meeting at Mrs. J B Sullivan's home with twenty members present. Plans were made for a public ice cream social in the church basement on Tuesday July 8th, with Mrs R G Barnes in charge of the dining room and Mrs Stowe heading the kitchen committee. Proceeds go to the treasury. mile boxes will be opened at the next meeting August 5.
The H H Robbins family reunion gathered Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs James Kysor Jr in Centerville with eighteen members and friends present. A bountiful dinner was served and in the afternoon a business meeting elected officers Mrs Bessie Robbins president Charles Robbins secretary and Mantey Robbins treasurer. An invitation was extended by Mr and Mrs Charles Robbins of Tarne Gio to meet at their home for the 1848 reunion which was accepted. Tea, creas and cake were served later and guests came from Youngsville, tarped, Centerville and Cony. The date also marked the 22nd wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Manley Robbins.
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