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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1947

Page

5

Hinman Milspaw wedding at Erie today

Mrs Sibyl Millspaw of 110 West Main and Alton Hinman of 122 Maple Avenue wed at Wayne Street Methodist Church Parsonage Erie. Rev P A Galbreath officiated. Attendants were Erle and Mrs. Duane Fogle. The couple planned a week in New York state and will reside at 119 Maple Avenue after the honeymoon.

Hinman-Millspaw Erie Sibyl Lb Millapaw Carl L. Millspaw West Main Street Alton B. Hinman Loud Carl B. Hinman Maple Avenue Duane Fogle Maple Avenuue Hinman Edinboro High School Edinboro State Teachers College Corry Jamestown Mig. Corp Loblaw Company

Mrs William Eaton Honored At Shower

Mrs William Eaton was honored at a stork shower hosted by her sister Mrs Joseph DeMatte at the Gordon home 108 Hust Washington Street. Guests enjoyed 600 and bingo with prizes awarded to several attendees and a door prize won by Miss Marjorie Vans.

William Eaton Joseph DeMatte Burch Gordon Hust Washington Street James Keppel Robert Waite Lewis Hurlbut Richard C. West Marjorie Vans

Cootlette Club Elects Delegates For Cleveland Convention

The Cootlette Club No. 102 met at the V F W Home to elect delegates to the national Cootlette Club convention in Cleveland September 5 to 9. Mrs Hazel Shuss and Mrs Porter chosen as delegates with Mrs Rosa McElroy and Mrs Berdena McGraw as alternates. A bake sale planned for Saturday August 9 with details to be announced. Frances Wood chairs the sale assisted by Shuss and McElroy. Next meeting set for Ragush Lith. reports from Harrisburg state convention to be given.

West Washington Street Grayback Pearl Porter Hazel Shuss Porter Cleveland Rosa McElroy Berdena ‘McGraw Frances Wood Shuss McElroy Harrisburg

Senior Sunday School Group Enjoys Lake Chau Tauqua Visit

Ray Mather entertained fourteen members of the Senior Sunday School Class of the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church at his Chau Tauqua Lake cottage yesterday. The group swam and boated in the afternoon and shared a bountiful tureen dinner at five. In the evening fifty church members and friends gathered for a wiener roast with swimming boating and home movies.

Mr. Bears Ray Mather Suday School Christian and Missionary Alliance Church Chautauqua Lake Mather

Birth Notice for William Anthony Sprovers at Cory Hospital

A son named William Anthony was born to Mr and Mrs Anhony Sprovers of 143 East Irving Street at Cory Hospital in July. The birth details include the infant's name and parental names and the hospital.

William Anthony Anhony Sprovers East Irving Sweet Cory Hospital

Emmanuel Guild Plans August Picnic At Mead Park

Emmanuel Episcopal Church women met at the parish hall with Mrs. Velma Mare presiding. Hostesses Mrs. Don Williams and Mrs. Clyde Wilcox served refreshments as plans for an August 14 picnic at Mead Park were approved by the group.

Emmanuel Guild Don Williams Clyde | Wilcox Emmanuel, Guild Emmanuel Episopal J. E. Young Velma Mare Ella Mead Park Sam Hatley Prank Prost

Kiwanis Club Discusses Summer Festival Plans

Kiwanis Club members met at the Ritz Restaurant for a weekly dinner meeting to allocate ticket distribution for the Summer Festival awards. President Wal lace spoke on August 8 to 9 festival dates and noted proceeds will aid local charities. Lynn Rice announced golf contest results and cash prizes, with plans to join the inter-district golf tournament at Wat Ten on Wednesday, July 11.

Ergelos Kiwanis Club Lynn Rice Plang Wat- Ten

Columbus Aid Society Meets at Curtis Home

The Columbus Aid Society gathered Thursday at Curtis Home with numerous members present. The president Mrs Uppermen led devotions and business, reporting $20.77 from a June bake sale at Gordon's store. The group moved the officer election from December to August 1 to align with the church board elections. Nominating committee members appointed for the August 14 election with Mrs Glenn Davis assisting. Straw berry shortcake and coffee were served.

Ue Wuluiuus Lames Aid Society Carleton Curtis Charles Swanson Charles Fox Hollis Upperman Fila Blakesley Harold Joquith Clifford Guster Frank Betts Jordan Cole Joby Hillburg Uppermen Gordon’s Juquith J. H. Rengle Betts Glenn Davis Wills Curtis Mrs. Swanson

Chautauqua Symphony Opens Six Week Season With Noted Soloists

The Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra begins its six week season tomorrow at Norton Memorial Hall with Bianca Autori conducting. The 24 concert schedule features artists such as Beryl Rubinstein Grace Castagnella Ida Krehm and Norman Della Torre among others. World premieres include Fuller's Piano Concerto and Ja Makiakiewicz Suite from Slopane. The program highlights twelve American composers and two pieces receiving their 61st American performance here.

Chautauqua Orchestra Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra Norton Memorial Bianca Autori Autori Beryl Rubinstein Grace Castagnella Ida Krehm Norman Della Tole Harrison, Potter Leonard Shure Oscar Shumsky Chord Harvuot Pian Jonald Fuller Ja Makiakiewieg Mr. Auterl

Mrs Walter Scott Hosts Bridge Club Event

Mrs Walter Scott entertained her contract bridge club at her Wright street home. Winners of the regular awards were Mrs H Langdon Rowe and Mr GW Jones while Mrs Ellsworth Holt took the special prize. A salad course was served and next week host planned by Mrs Raymond Anderson on North Center street.

Walter Scott Malcolm Haluies

Picnic Supper Celebrated for Mr. Hanks

A birthday party was held at Mead Park last evening hosted by Mrs. Hanks. A bountiful supper and nine large birthday cakes were served as friends gathered. Attendees included Alfred Haere family Leon Tephuisen Shannon family Howard Hanks and Jimmy Cambridge Springs Lester Hanks Everett Tenhuisen Keith Karen Tenhuiser Sonny Hotehutiss and others from the area.

Mead Park Mr. Hanks Alfred Haere Leon Tephuisen Robert Shannon Bobby City Howard Hanks Jimmy Cambridge Springs Lester Hanks Everett "Teniuisen Keith Karen Tenhuiser Sonny Hotehutiss Clymey

McCray Ladies Aid Hosts Social at McCray Church

Mrs Arthur McCray hosted a social for the McCray Church Ladies Aid Society and Missionary Society with Mrs Webb McCray presiding. Attendees included Homey McGray Miss Cora Me and Mrs Swarm Thenes as the group planned a combined August meeting with Mrs Webb Wecray.

Arthur McCray MccCray Ladies’ Aid Society McCray Webb McCray The Missionary Society

Methodist Church Supper Brings Congregation Together

Members of the First Methodist congregation and their families gathered at the church Thursday evening for a 4 40 supper. Roses delphinium and other garden towers adorned the three tables. Committee members Huber S Vaughn W B Stone Feed Miller and AG Reesink planned the pleasant affair. After dinner the regular prayer meeting was led by Rev A McButarfer with Rev McEhluffer delivering the message.

Methodist First Methodist MD Roses Delphinium Otter Garde Huber S. Vaughn W. B Stone Feed Miller AG. Reesink

Economic report 15 to be released soon details wage hikes

The article notes wage increases for soft coal miners and anthracite workers, with 4.4 cent and 17.1 cent hourly raises respectively. A nine to eight hour day shift and absorbed premium pay raise daily wages by $1.20, equating to 18 cents per hour for soft coal and 71 cents per hour for seven hour days. Levis also pushes welfare fund contributions up from a nickel to a dime per ton of coal produced.

Lewis Oetained Bastc Levis Poost Earth Ad Welfare Fund

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