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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1950
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR reads of a municipal survey page mention the sanitary department, a May survey, and references to individuals or entities such as Walters and a Mr Will W951. The text is garbled but indicates infrastructure and survey activity with Greek terms and incomplete names.
Miss Marjorie Owens of Erie was honored at a party as she prepares to wed Donald Mecray next Saturday. Attendants from the city included Mrs Regbert Owens Mrs Howard Pier Mrs Roger Mot Mr David Depew and Miss Jean Depew among others. Prizes for games were won by Mrs Dahlstrand and Mrs Alert Bauer.
The Columbus Grange plans a dance next Friday evening July 28 at the 100 Hall on North Center Street from 9 to 12. Music provided by the Rumbling Grangers with David Gurdy as caller. The group offers aluminum clothes hamper and waste banker as prizes. Refreshments included are cake, ice cream, and coffee.
Chautauqua enters its fourth summer week with seven musical events, theater lectures, operas, a medical convention, and a Gershwin concert led by conductor Frynve Autor. Soloists include Saille Knieht and Hugh Thorpson with pieces from Por By and Bess and An American in Paris. Other acts feature Verdi Traviata and The Bor- wore Bride, plus lectures by Car Sandbikres and Edi Bone.
Harbor Hall plans a community social next Wednesday with an entertainment program by Mr. Andres Bissell Clark and Mrs Glewalley Gaines. A cream social will include serving and byline coverage, with bake sale items requested from community members. The kitchen committee includes Mrs. East Chelton and Mrs. Glen Bailey, and the next regular meeting is announced for August.
A social event at the West Spring Creek Town Hall attracted about 150 attendees. The event included a bake sale and refreshments served by committee members Mrs. Howard Johnson, Mrs. Denzil Phillips, Ms. Betty Porter, and Mrs. Ralph Swalt.
Mr and Mrs Glenn Conklin of Spring Gresik announce the birth of a galighter Friday afternoon at Corty Hospital. The mother is Catherine Mile before marriage.
The wedding details Miss Nancy Hoenes becoming Mrs Lyle Gifford in a 1906 ceremony. The bride wore a long gown with lace sleeves and carried a bouquet as guests observed a formal reception and service. Guests included family members and local dignitaries. couple plans a brief honeymoon before returning to their home in Milby Sinny Lew Hoenes.
The Mount Gretna Craft Fair runs August 4 to 6 at Mount Gretna. The show features handwoven items, shoes, and mounts by Pennsylvania artisans. About 150 exhibitors will display leather, braided, and crafted pieces from across the state with demonstrations and exhibits.
Archentie M Nestor of 47 Arch atreet Meadville wed Wingahhdt son of Jan Mot Job Windahl of 27 Wast Washington atreat. Ceremony held at Tips Presbyterian Church with attendants and guests, reception included cake punch and nuts, Bride wore white gown with red and white accessories. Couple honored by families and friends, reception at a local hall.
A late night gathering at Bracken Cottage featured about 80 guests including Darryl Creveline of Philadelphia and Mrs Jack Naylor of Novelles, with attendance from Norman Sherwhod Arthur Treyt Morgyn Bevery and Jock Lindsley among visiting locals. The event, held last night, included a dinner hosted by Chiles Brockey Mend and Ms Chiles Brockey Mend.
Vendors showcase authority, jewelry, painting, iron forging, textile art and pottery. Crafters demonstrate techniques from raw material to finished object. The event culminates with a live weaving display and a grand tasting. August 5.
The Silver Links Class of the HVB Chiro met Friday evening at Mead Avenue with Mrs Dan Culver and Mrs J Hil Siiltll leading devotions. President Mrs Stella Rea eli presided as officers prepare to gavel in the new term and a supper planned after the meeting at 10 luywand.
Birthday Club 15 honored Mrs Hemple as guest of honor at the Suk home in Route 1 Suit, with gifts for each member and a cake dessert. The club plans a fall meeting at Mrs Hemple’s Marion Street home to honor Mrs Bryce Leek of Victor Colorado visiting Cripple Creek, a mining town still popular with visitors.
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