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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1950
Page
5
Mr and Mrs Alan Dimmick and daughters Dee and Sally travel Sunday to Chicago to visit Atty and Mrs Owen Thomas for a week. They will attend the National All Star baseball game in the city today.
A reader extols the pleasure of possessing a superb sterling silver set, urging ownership and enjoyment while continuing to make payments. The note emphasizes pride in possession and financial responsibility as the item is paid off.
The ladies of a canasta duo were entertained last evening at a spaghetti supper hosted by Mrs. D. 9. Daugherty in a summer cottage near Bamaclodia Labs. Canasta was played and Mrs. Maude Kafr, recently having a birthday, received a gift. The ladies plan a spaghetti event on July 24 with Mrs. Wi F Thiesten as host.
A daughter named Garlyne Les Hoff man was born July 9 to Mr and Mrs Arthur Hoff man of Weacresville Pennsylvania Harold Hasbrouck of R D 5 is the grandfather of the new baby.
Columbus Grange members meet with Miles Davie Curtis presiding to announce travels to Yourswile and September plans. A Frid ay program at Z G O F Hall North Center features a rambling Granger and a Warren County tale is told. A baby born Monday at Corry Hospital prompts notes on memberships and upcoming gatherings.
The Kiwanis Club Weld held a weekly meeting at the Phoenix Hotel Tashewanine with 25 members. President Marlin AyNhill led the session and a report on Mead Park Day was given. The club turned over 329.97 to the Chamber of Commerce from ticket sales and concessions. Charles Graham introduced Clarence Kost and R. W. Meadville, with Myer Myers of El P eodnela Cigar Company featured in a color image. Bentinié was chair of the ticket sale for the Finen Bros circle as Jamal Myers led group singing assisted by Miss Mira Heerlein.
The Tri County team sponsors a Pie Social Friday at 8 o'clock in the Herborest Ladies’ Aid rooms. Ice cream will be provided by Lewis, Lawrence Lindstrein and Oyard Larson. All ladies attending are invited.
Society notes report Amoroso Facchiano wedding held Saturday at St Pauls Church with Rev Luis A Ma Halu officiating. Guests included Miss Geraldine DiLorta and Miss Gloria Guiral as bridesmaids. Freda Miller organist. Post ceremony reception at the Star Club followed a diner at the bride's home. Numerous local residents and visitors from New York and nearby towns attended.
Members of Circle No 2 of the Wi S GS ail met with their families at a tureen supper held at Park Oi due to inclement weather. About 8 attended. Mrs Dreier Lops chaired with committee Mya Stamey Nichols Miss Hurtiel Myers and Miss Ruth Dalletrand. Next meeting September 9 at the church. No meeting in August.
A Teiwal Eiehen bridal shower was held last evening at Corry Counery Gl to honor Mrs Ralph Bailey. The event was hosted by two Ladies committees of the Weether outing the Summer senior calullley club activities. Guests praised the honoree with many gifts and felicities as 16 attendees joined in the celebration.
The Wheelock Sunday School organized with Mrs. E. V. McChiningck named superintendent. The session at Le Fear Vwan Tassel home on Monday drew teen interested parents, with about 40 anticipated to register for the first Sunday. Mrs Edith Brady and her son John Miller helped establish the school and attended the meeting, and cookies and coffee were served at the close.
The C D of A family party is set for Wednesday July 26 at Mead Park. Miss Dorothy Schwitcki and Miss Marr Kalvin met with Grand Regent Mary J F Needham to plan the event. A pot luck supper for heirs and their families is planned with committee appointments to follow.
A veterans group picnic will be held this Wednesday at the Thomas cottage near Hartfield on Chautauqua Lake. An all plum dinner and full program are planned for about 16 attendees. Mr. Thomas asks eligible men who have been contacted to reach him this evening.
Fragmentary OCR lists many individuals and families returning from various cities including Youngstown and Cleveland. Mentions include Mrs EW Tialt Aquubites Kenda and Miss Ross with relatives in SecuWiateiue and Montene Fills, NY, plus references to hospitals and patients.
The Tripp family held a reunion at Mead Park on Sunday with about 65 present. Officers elected included President Maving Tripy and Vice President Lillian Cox with a secretary and treasurer. The afternoon featured games, visiting, and a community program before closing with cake. The next reunion is planned for Mead Park the 4th Sunday in July 1951.
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