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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1946
Page
5
A fragmentary note describes a mishap or disruption involving a location or event, with unclear specifics. Readable details reference an incident or action tied to a place and time, but key names and outcomes are obscured.
Park Street announces the engagement of Miss Helly Lorraine Lindquist to Ralph Charles Davison. Miss Lindquist, 18, a senior at Lake Placid High School, plans the wedding after graduation. The couple, connected to local families, will wed after both complete education and military service plans.
A society note reports the Johnson family lineage from Chandlers Valley and Sugar Grove, tracing twelve children with two remaining, and details a reunion at Island Banke Youngsville. It covers numerous local hospitality moves, visits to New York City and Cleveland, and a July nuptial at St Elizabeth’s in Boilock for Chester Soltys and Therese Soltys, including attire, a breakfast reception, and future plans in Canada and Cleveland.
Bridge luncheon at the Cosy County Club Tuesday invites Women members and wives to attend and savor a meal before a planned gilt and bridge session. Guests are urged to reserve with Mrs Milton Zale neck or Mrs Philip Zalmieck by Sunday evening. Committee members include Mrs Mary DeLucy Mrs O A Anderson and Mrs Leurle Bake.
The twenty seventh Whaley family reunion met recently at Spring Creek. Members enjoyed a meal, read and approved the 1949 meeting minutes, and elected Donald Whitny as president with Gertrude Lacey as secretary treasurer. Next year’s reunion was planned for Ottaway Park near Westfield. treats were served after the meeting. Members hailed from Bracton, Portaaid, Brookville, Erie, North Watts, and Spring Creek.
A newborn son and daughter were born this morning at Port Lauderdale and Corry Hospitals. Mr. and Mrs Gifford Clark welcome a daughter in Port Lauderdale. Mr. and Mrs Charles Weicht greet a son at Corry Hospital. Mrs Kincaid, native of Holland, moved to Was country in March.
Dorothea Fagan a 45 year old student from Yonkers New York won a nationwide recipe contest for school girls beating more than 30 000 entrants. Her prize includes a 3100 Savings Bond and her winning dish is a carrot and onion au gratin.
The city hosts a flurry of family visits and travel over the Fourth of July weekend. Robert J. Bowles, at Thiel College, Greenville, visits parents Mr. and Mrs. Vern Bowles, with wife and son Bobbie en route home Sunday. Misses Trina Gilsour and Ione Gilson head to Delaware, Ohio for several days. Texas visitors Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Nasi arrive July 4 to see grandmother Mrs. Matilda Nasi. Horton Davis and Jerome plan a lakeside cottage retreat at Cheureauque Lake near Mayville, returning Sunday. Erie visitors Mr. and Mrs. Robert Goring and family visit Arthur Goring, then depart Sunday. Mrs. Fred Barnes returns from New York City Sunday with Jean Gannar and daughter Susan. Mrs. Mary Thayer, Mrs. Katherine Waff and Navy Mothers Club delegates head to New York for a national convention. Rev. and Mrs. H L Ray Harris’s group attends the Young Peoples Convention in Pavilets. A. J. Becker, who observed the north wedding anniversary, visits home from Buffalo and Rochester with relatives.
Fourteen friends attended a housewarming for Mr. and Mrs. Duane Fogle at their East Frederick Street home. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bracken, Mr. and Mrs. Boag, Dr. and Mrs. E A Harmon, Mr. and Mrs. Russel Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Brow, Miss Barbara Ann Kepnel and Olin W Bracken. A social evening featured a buffet and late gifts for the newlyweds.
A reader notes confusion between broiling and baking terms as heat rises in the oven when the door remains closed. The message advises clarity to avoid misusing oven settings and potential kitchen flair from misapplied temperatures.
Miss Ger aldine Joy receives a bridal shower hosted by Mrs Hatoh McElroy and others at the men s home in Clymer. Arthur Beckerink is to wed in August. Guests include Mrs McElroy and Mrs Gates plus several local women. Activities featured games and prize winners with a tuna salad meal and decorated cake.
Mr and Mrs Pred Andopiom hosted guests at their Suimur cottage on Canadohta Lake for a party honoring Ruth Wetmore from Retsil Washington who is visiting. A picnic supper followed and a social hour was spent.
Eight tables competed in a weekly duplicate bridge event at the Corry Country Club last evening. Winners and placements included North-South top team Cap Leonard Burkhardt and H Harmon, followed by Mr and Mrs Stott, and Mrs Jamey Hughes with G. G. Barker. East-West leaders were H Harmon and A S Boag, with F H Bartholme duo in third. Coyle and Vowel will take Friday night reservation contacts before Friday noon.
Engagement of Miss Margaret Balog announced by her parents at 106 Hatch Street. She will marry Albert Macko, son of Mrs. Mary Macko of Columbus. The bride is a 1944 St Edward High School graduate and a hotel desk clerk. The groom is a Columbus High School 1942 graduate and employed at Raymond Mig Company. No wedding date set.
The Kirch family reunion was held Thursday at Mead Park with a large gathering. A bountiful supper was served at seven oclock and a social evening followed. At the business meeting Elwin Kirch Wan elected chair man and his Committeemen will be Lynn Phillips Joby Radecki wits Mation Jaggi and Mrs John Ra deck. Pvt Baul Weicht arrived here this morning from Indianapolis for a weekend visit with his mother Mrs Jennie Weicht Bond Street East.
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