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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1941
Page
5
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Mr and Mrs Athur Schneider and A M Gabriel of Buffalo returned home after a four week end visit here with Mrs Frank DeGary of South Center Street Miss Jolly Oswalt came back Saturday night from a Toledo stay with relatives Miss Jean Sweetland of Youngsville guest of Miss Rebecca Beil over the weekend
Miss Yulia Carroll of Columbus became the bride of Albert Sandburg of Boring Creek Saturday morning at 9:45 in the Lutheran parsonage at Chandlers Valley. Rev. Wallace Johnson performed the ceremony. The couple plans a private wedding breakfast and will reside in Columbus after an eastern wedding trip.
Miss Helen Speier and Miss Virginia Shaw sail from Buffalo by boat to Detroit and tour Canada and the Thousand Islands then return via Pine Camp. The list of local visitors includes Phyllis Merritt Bond Scott Rauscher Pickton and many others, with many staying at Canadohta Lake and Chautauqua Lake weekend trips noted.
The Chautauqua program features Verdi's Le Traviata with soprano Samme Fisher on July 25 and the mystery play Invitation to a Murder. July 26 brings Dr Artie Morgan address on Organization Within Our Community, with soloists Nathan Gordon Pauline Perce and George Grenewell. Sunday highlights include George Britton with the symphony and a spiritual service by the Chautauqua choir. Children’s symphony concerts with Albert Steessel and the orchestra cap the week’s events.
A crowd of over one hundred Torpedo residents and relatives gathered Saturday for the Torpedo Homecoming Celebration, with attendees from Warren Titusville Jamestown and visitors from Ohio Michigan and Kansas. A 2:30 program at the church followed a picnic lunch in the graveyard area and featured remarks recalling Torpedo life fifty years ago. Mrs L R Tiffany of Corry chaired the event assisted by Mrs E Hawkins and other local volunteers.
Mildred Lindberg daughter of Cal G Lindberg Corry and Jack Lindquist son of David E Lindquist Moieasport Pa wed Saturday evening July 19 Rev H L Wagner read nuptial vows at St Pauls Lutheran. A buffet reception followed at the bride's home and the couple plan a Washington DC trip before settling in McKeesport where Lindquist works for the National Tube Company. Relatives from Pittsburgh Waterford Wattsburg Beaverdam and New York attended.
Mrs. Ethel Stapleton entertained fifteen friends Saturday evening at a dinner party at her home on East South street. Out of town guests included Mr. and Mrs Kell Sirs, Ora Ennis, Mrs Lorena Cass and family, Mrs Stella Tanoo and Albert Fish of Erie, and Philip Fish of Wichita, Kansas.
Members and families enjoyed a sunny Sunday at Heaths Grove along the Scivta road with mushball, horseshoes, and other sports. Mr and Mrs Harold Carr hosted weekend visitors Leora and Jusnils Sirapahan at Lily Dale in the Stranahan cottage, per the report.
The Corry Grange No 55 held a meeting with 14 members and guests from West Green Union City Spartanshire and Waterford. West Greene Grange provided a program with plays dialogue readings solos and group singing. Next Saturday July 26 Corry Grange will visit Union City Grange for diamond jubilee celebrations. Miss Irma Carlson of Falconer visited over the weekend.
Announcement was made on the marriage of Miss Manzerot Mary Feeney of Mir city to Lieut. Paul Freeman son of Mr and Mrs J Freeman of Franklin. They wed April 14 at Newman Ga and plan to visit Carry before moving on to Indianon Gon. Freeman is second lieutenant of Company I 112th Infantry.
A kitchen note extols cream puffs as a fresh dessert idea for luncheons. It offers a step by step puff recipe, from boiling water and butter to baking and cooling, then suggests fillings like whipped cream or custard. Ends with a fruity fold in filling option.
The annual Contra Bridge tourney opens this week in the Crystal Ballroom of Botel Conneaut at Conneaut Lake, drawing players from western Pennsylvania and eastern Ohio. Events include mixed pairs, women's and men's pairs, four-man teams, open pair and team championships, with sessions starting at 2:05 PM and 8:15 PM daily.
The Corry Rotary Club will convene at Kane Camp tomorrow evening as guests of Camm Gornplanter. E. C. Benest of this city directs the event. Members depart Hotel Corry at 5 o clock and will be served dinner at the boys camp. Several are expected to attend.
Corry residents gathered at Gilbert Palmer’s home in Mayville to mark his 90th birthday and his daughter Mrs. Arthus Pier’s birthday. A dinner featured two large birthday cakes baked by Mrs. Fred Palmer of Elgin. Palmer received gifts and money during the event. Attendees from Corry included Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Lillie and Mr. Frank Lillie.
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