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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1937
Page
2
A special meeting at the Church of the Nazarene is announced for Saturday evening at 8 o'clock with district superintendent O L Benedum as speaker. Western Nazarene College will provide special music and all are invited.
Amid a Fourth of July ban on fireworks the city reported 62 burns treated at St. Vincent's and Hamot hospitals from pyrotechnics bought within the city and nearby areas. Several patients faced serious eye and hand injuries, including Frank Anderson and Mrs. Gertrude Jasacks, with one hand severely lacerated and eye injury feared. Multiple other incidents and hospital visits across Warren County were noted, alongside community notices about dances, funerals, and local meetings.
The marriage of Miss Helen Mulligan to Jacob J. Garber was held Saturday morning at Rev. Noah J. Veister's home in Erie. Ruth Mulligan served as maid of honor, Lavine Garber as attendant, with Charles B. Weston as best man and Jack Rufus as usher. A wedding breakfast followed at the Venetian Tea Room, then a reception at 129 West 23rd Street. The couple will reside in the Wilcox Apartments in Erie after a wedding trip to New York state and Canada. Miss Mulligan is a Corry High School and Erie Commercial College graduate and works as secretary in Erie. Guests from Corry included Mrs. H. W. Mulligan and Ruth Gulligan.
The Erie District Federation of Otterbein Guild will hold a dinner at United Brethren in Christ Church Thursday at 6 pm with nine hundred guests expected. The Women's Missionary Society will serve the banquet. Mrs J A Hughes and daughter from Jamestown visit the Barker home.
Rotarians in Corry hear a quarterly report from A Dovéland on Rotary International in Nice France. Charles Keating new president, Lucille Murray concert accompanist, plans for church conference and pastor Rev Ray Harris’s term decisions for 1937 38 discussed.
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