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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1942
Page
5
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Mead Park hosted a daylong Mor-D-Phin Club session with a noon dinner and an afternoon of games and visits. The group plans another meeting at the same location in a few weeks. Seven bets were presented yesterday.
The N F Club met at Mrs Nellie Merker's East Pleasant Street home last evening with six members present. They enjoyed sewing and refreshments were served. The group will reconvene in two weeks at Mrs A A Merker's Wright Street home.
Miss Ellen Newhouse and Wilton Deuink wed in a double ring service at Edwards Chapel in a ceremony lasting into the evening. A reception followed for about three hundred guests from North East Corry Jamestown Buffalo and Pittsburgh. The bride, maid of honor and bridesmaids wore blue gowns. the groom’s party included brothers and ushers. The couple will reside in Clymer as families celebrated with people from multiple nearby towns.
A son was born yesterday afternoon at the Corry hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Perkins of 414 East Smith Street. A daughter was born this morning to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Grant of R. D. 3 at the same hospital.
A community picnic at Mitchells Grove near West Spring Creek featured swimming visiting and hall games with dining in the afternoon. Attendees came from distant towns including Howard Mitchell and family Mrs Owen Murphy Miss Saint Mitchell of Bunkirks Floyd Mortis and family Titusius My and Myx Floyd Brow Spartanabuty Mrs Bests Comme and whiten Bucks Corners Albert Staffer and daughter Read McAlroy Coryl Dr Johnson and son Burderie Alfred Pitt Waterford Forest Bindley and son Columbus Floyd Utegwond and family Siuar Grove Charles Jordon Bear Lake.
Thaddeus Feeney was honored by a party hosted by Mr and Mrs Frank Kinney at their Park Street home. St Thomas choir members attended and a luncheon with gifts followed. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Sullivan, Mr and Mrs Fred Jonnat, Mr and Mrs James Wherton, Mr and Mrs James Feeney, Miss B Dempsey, Miss Nields, Mr Practices Feeney, and Robert Sullivan.
Warren Jiny ww A press lawr Wertinn solemnized at 10 9 m Saturday at the home of Mr and Mrs WG Fitzgerald at Startrek. Vera Marin became the bride of Mvlgill Die of Hideway. Rev Haselt Knappen berger, pastor of Grace Methodist church, performed the ceremony. They will make their home at 420 Pennsylvania avenue. The groom is a 35 year old graduate of Ridgway high school and works for Aero Supply. The bride is a Warren Dish School graduate, formerly employed by New Process Company.
Mrs Huse Wilson of Coffeild street announces the engagement of her daughter Violet to Elwyn Gage son of Mrs Maria E Gage of Corry Pt Nodale. The wedding date has been set.
Miss Joanne Faber of Erie was honored at a Porty hosted by Miss Margaret Hughes at the Hughes home on West Washington Street. Guests included Kathleen McGraw Joan Feeney and Rita Sparks along with Thomas Jase Vie Tinm Hopkins Billy O'Brien James Jillsen and Joe Gurnell. Retreyn yments were served to tie-xaup Hater.
Mrs Warren White hosted the United Brethren Ladies Aid at her West Columbus avenue home with fourteen members and four visitors present. They completed skirts, pajamas, and shirts for the Red Cross, followed by refreshments. The next meeting is planned at the home of Mrs Charles Keppel in East Irving.
VFW Auxiliary Counties Council plans a gathering on Thursday July 10 at Franklin. Members are urged to arrange transportation and confirm attendance with Mrs Temi Field or Miss Clavie Haight. The event features a dinner at the Evangelical Church and will include attendees from Corly and nearby areas.
A group of youths gathered at Arthur Ingram's residence for a Wiener roast. Twelve attendees from Shattansbury and Coxry joined in the casual evening, with cadet pixelist and other local names mentioned among the convivial crowd.
Worn engine cylinders pistons or rings should be reground or replaced rather than repeatedly burning oil. Repairing the worn parts is cheaper than ongoing oil loss and related engine damage.
Miss Ellen Blount was honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. Joseph Baréssi on Fourth Avenue last evening. Chords were played and prizes won by Miss Blount and Mr. James Manuel. Attendees included Mrs. Harland Robbins, Miss Horace Robbing, Mrs. Jos Eldridge, Miss Uillian Spaulding, and Miss Shirley Ohm. The hostess served lunch with bridal cake marking the close of the evening.
The Sewing Circle of the Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian Church met Wednesday for a full day sewing session. Lunch was served at noon. The group plans to meet again on July 22 at the church.
Mrs. E E Binkins entertained at a bridge party for Mrs. James R. Care of Norristown at the Lier home on Mott yesterday afternoon. A dessert luncheon was served and the hosts were Mrs. FB Mosier and Mrs. Frank Loveland.
A dinner party on West Brederide Street honored Mrs. Thomas Swarts of Reading Pa and Mrs. R. Sissman of New York City who are visiting Corry. Guests Morathy Graker and Mrs. Frateee Dean Bates of Warren were also present.
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