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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1940
Page
5
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Mrs Arvid Anderson hosted a neighborhood party at her Corry RD home to honor Kathrine Thomson, whose marriage to Carl Norder is set for Saturday July 6. Pink and white decor, miniature pink umbrella favors, and a menu of cookies tea cakes and ice cream accompanied visiting and gift giving on the lawn.
A series of Bible lectures will be held at the Seventh Day Adventist Church on North Center Street starting next Sunday evening and continuing weekly for several weeks. A song service with special music starts at 8 o clock, followed by Bible study at 9 30 with illustrated pictures. The coming subject is What Are We Headed for. Everyone is invited to attend.
Surprise honors were given to Merrill Lille at a Wednesday evening party at his parents’ home on East Pleasant Street. Sixty two guests attended and presented Lille with a Tipperary chair and stool. G. T. Bergman spoke on behalf of the group. Attendees included Corry band members, Corry Men Sextette, and Episcopal choir members. A program featured L. V. Thorogood trumpet solos, the men’s sextette, and two bass solos by Merrill Tate, followed by ice cream and a large birthday cake.
Miss Violet Holstee and Miss Delores Holstee of Jamestown host guests in North Center Street. many city residents travel for holidays and attend meetings in Syracuse Sherman and Milwaukee. Families from York York Pa Erie Pittsburgh Sugar Grove Tidioute Williamsport attend gatherings while Franklin County and Chautauqua Lake area residents host relatives visiting from Ohio Ontario and Connecticut.
Mrs Rose C Lewky of 1007 McCarter Ave announces the marriage of daughter Mary Ellen to Ralph Benedict of Glenruadh, a well known real estate broker. The couple traveled south for the ceremony and plan a southern honeymoon. Benedict’s education and career details are noted along with local connections and associates.
Miss Ann Kolanoski daughter of Mr and Mrs John Kolanoski of 527 Second Avenue became the bride of Charles Bailey son of Mr and Mrs Michael Halley of Cory R D 4 in a Thursday morning ceremony at St Elizabeths church. Rev Carl L Heidt celebrated the nuptial mass at 9 oclock. The bride wore a white brocaded satin gown with a long veil and coronet of orange blossoms. A reception for 150 guests followed at Grange Hall in Columbus.
Nearly 200 girls from 32 cities and towns attended Camp Caledon on Lake Erie in northwestern Pennsylvania. Reneau, secretary, directed the two week camp with leaders from the area. Miss Anne Baressi and Miss Bonnie Gordon of Corry were among the local stars. Plans for Camp Corn planter are progressing with many boys and leaders expecting opening day July 20. Corry boys may attend for one or two weeks. Parents interested should contact Mr Reheay as camp capacity is limited.
A simple idea adds chocolate malt powder to sugar and cinnamon to create a sweet topping. Keep the mixture in a large salt shaker near the stove, then spread softened butter on hot toast and sprinkle the mix for a delicious variation.
A son was born Thursday morning at Corry hospital to Mr and Mrs Ernest Webb of Corry R D. J. A son born Wednesday afternoon at Cory hospital to Mr and Mrs Joseph Edwards of Panama NY. Mrs Edwards was formerly Miss Geneva Groters.
Kathrine Thomson, daughter of Mrs Grace Thomson of this city, will wed Oni E Norder of Corning New York on Saturday July 6 at 4 p m on the lawn of the bride's mother's home Rev Ralph Richardson, a former teacher of the groom, will perform the vows Neighbors and friends have been invited.
Mrs Victor Armitage celebrated her birthday at Mast Branch home with about twenty five relatives and guests. The event also marked the fifth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Armitage. Ice cream and cake were served. Attendants included Mrs Myra Swart Guy Swart and families Roy Swart and families and Mr and Mrs Jay Rickerson, Orvil Lincoln and Genevieve Morrison of Sueregertown.
An Austrian named Von Parquet coined the word allergy in 1907 to describe altered reactivity in animals injected with foreign proteins such as egg albumen or milk. The term, of Greek origin, is now used to denote hypersensitivity and idiosyncrasy in humans as well.
The community honored a former Corry couple on their fortieth wedding anniversary with a reception hosted by Rev. and Mrs. Brainard. Daughters Mrs. William Loveland of Busti and Miss Willott Grainard of Sugar Grove organized the celebration, while Rev. Brainard, formerly of the city, presided over a ceremony uniting Marjorie Young and Bertind J. Barr.
Corry Country Club plans a Saturday night Independence Day dance with Freddie Elmers orchestra. Dancing runs from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. The entertainment committee led by Mrs. H J Sheen works to ensure a successful event. Miss Virginia Yarnel returns to Jamestons after a holiday visit.
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