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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1940
Page
5
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Vincent Patti and Band, after seven weeks at the Cleveland station Ballroom, have been engaged for two weeks at Rainbow Gardens at Waldameer Park near Erie. The NBC orchestra, noted for smooth dance music, features drummer Dick Dumar and former Bobby Byrnes, with Betty Aten as soloist.
James T. Malone of Pittsburgh, a state treasurer candidate, will speak at the Republican Women session in Corry. Hannah Durham of Allentown will offer brief remarks, Willis Connolly's orchestra will provide music, and PBS will sing with a double trio.
Miss Helen Rathbun honored at a party hosted by Mrs Paull Brynalfsoh Mrs G B ixysar and Miss Marjorie McElroy for twenty three guests at Tarbells Inn west of the city Dinner featured silver and white decor miniature bride and groom centerpiece Guests received baby pansy baskets and rosebud bouts Prizes awarded to several hostesses and guests for bridge and contests ahead of the forthcoming marriage to Olin Simmons set for August 14th
Rotary Club members enjoyed a movie program after the weekly dinner at Hotel Corry. Carl Schenk of Cleveland presented Ford Motor Company films on aviation training schools, Ford car assembly, and New to Fall, with Edson Erskine and Thomas Mullen among other guests. Local delegation plans discussed for the inter city Rotary meeting in Titusville, with president Raymond Walters and secretary A Bruce Smith set to attend Oil City events tomorrow.
Announcement reports the marriage of Miss Mabel M. Beckerink of Clymer New York to Vernon M. Watrous of Corry. The ceremony occurred Saturday at 8pm in Winchester Virginia at the Reformed Church with Rev Stephen L Flei ger officiating. Miss Beckert s wore white marquisette with a gardenia coronet. Lawrence Watrous and Winifred Beckerits attended. The couple will reside in Corry where the groom works for the Raymond Company.
A dinner party last evening at Mrs. Emily McElroy's Fifth Avenue home honored brides elect Miss Marion Berry and Miss Dorothy Alcatt and Mrs. Robert Lewis, nee Dorris Rickerson. Desserts and gifts followed a lawn dinner attended by many local friends and relatives.
Townsend Club No 3 convenes Friday evening with important business. Club No 8 meets at Maccabee Hall North Center Street at an o clock. E Burnham of Wattsboro will speak and National Representative C L None maker of Altoona is invited. All members urged to attend. Mrs B Baton and Miss Marion J Skidmore leave for Chaulau qua N Y to spend the rest of the week.
A daughter weighing seven pounds was born yesterday to Mrs Cru, formerly Marie Bennett, and her husband Cem of Newport News Virginia. The couple previously resided in Corry and West Spring Creek, with the Bennett family notable in the local community.
London July 24 The British practice of dropping leaflets over France to convey to the French people the real facts of the situation will be continued after extended, Minister of Information Alfred Duff Cooper informed the House of Commons today.
Jonathan Lodge TOOF plans to attend the almost Grand Valley picnic at Snyder's Grove two miles from the borough on Wednesday August Tth. Grand Valley Lodge No. 1072 sponsors basket dinners. Formal exercises start at 1 PM with Henry H. Bassett of Warren as master of ceremonies. The Baird Sisters of North Warren provide entertainment. Dancing 2 to 6 PM with Stranahan's orchestra. A concert by the orchestra at 7 PM.
St Louis July 2. Park Commissioner Joseph Mestres ordered police to enforce proper dress in parks after two men were fined for wearing too short shorts. He warned that men wandering in bare fashion would ruin the parks.
London reports 240000 school children moved to rural counties from London and northeast coast towns over six weeks. Malcolm MacDonald says removals from invasion areas have reached enormous dimensions as part of wartime measures.
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