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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1943
Page
4
Mrs. John Gregor of Jamestown hosted a Friday night gathering to honor Mrs. Ronald Boyd, formerly of Corry. Music and visiting preceded a pink and blue themed dessert lunch as twelve guests presented gifts to the guest of honor.
An adult clothing class meets in the practice house to plan a joint style show scheduled for Wednesday evening August 11. All contestants in the furniture makeover contest should attend to finalize judging plans. This is the next to last meeting for the group.
Erie July 26 due to transport problems the Northwestern Council United Spanish American War Veterans meeting set for August 6 is moved to October 10. Commander James Eames leads reception committee with Hoskingen-Gancp We at William Hersch H. Carlson, W. Werle, Lou Cowan and H. Danenower named. Delegates Susan Niland and A. Davis will attend the national convention in Boston in August 1919. others named as alternates and delegates.
Cpl. Robert Bowles and Miss Mary Ann Comito were married last Saturday morning at St. John’s Catholic church in Rome. Rev. Joseph Byrne officiated. The bride wore white slipper satin with marquisette trim and a pearl rhinestone tiara. The maid of honor wore blue chiffon. bridesmaids wore yellow and orchid gowns. Bowles plans to join his unit in Rome after a wedding dinner with family. Bowles is a Cony High School graduate. Mrs Bowles is Rome Academy alumna.
Judy Holler daughter of Mr and Mrs Norman Holler of 531 West Church street was three years old Saturday. A layin party at the residence featured games contests and favors for eighteen guests. Light refreshments and cake were served and Judy received many gifts from friends including Ricky Sheffer Carol Rae Hixson and others.
Mrs Alton Klinger of Sences street hosted a birthday party Friday afternoon from 4 to 8 honoring her son David on his tenth birthday. Games and contests yielded prizes for Troy McBuoy David Dimtek Larry Longs Charles Fleming and David Klinger. Attendees included Dickie McKets Dale Fleming George Ross Francis Broughton and Richard Klinger. Lunch on the lawn featured patriotic decorations. Favors were given to each guest and David received many nice gifts.
Miss Jeanette J. Sweltzer daughter of Mr and Mrs George F Sweltner of Erie to Robert B Parson son of Mr and Mrs H Parson of Lerhoyne Pa announce engagement. Sweltzer a graduate of Academy High School Erie Center of University of Pittsburgh and employee at Mutual Life Insurance New York. Parson a Lenovo High School graduate and member of the Pennsylvania State Motor Police stationed at the local sub station.
More than sixty guests gathered Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Arthur Kuhl in Buttalarond Exe for a GOP dessert bridge sponsored by the Erie County Republican Women's Council. The event featured garden party decor and floral donations from Mrs. Roy MacDonald. Guests included Mrs. Braisk Austin and Mrs. Mate Macrnos of Corry.
Mr and Mrs Felix Sabatine announce the engagement of their daughter Josephine Roulse to Pvt Ernest Robbins son of F Robbins Corry. Miss Sabatine attended Stronz Vincent high school and works for National Organ Supply Co. Robbins was employed by Sam Katowetz Central Market before induction and is stationed at Camp Swift. No wedding date set.
Eric Man elected district American Legion commander to succeed Sydney DeVore for a two year term as head of District No. 29. The meeting at John Stanley MacDair Post headquarters in Cambridge Springs was attended by about eighty five representatives from fifteen district posts. Maurice McDonald of Ridgway and Robert Matcuim of Pittsburgh spoke as western state vice commander candidates.
Saturday night gathering at the Stewart home featured Wayne Robinson and Miss Nancy Stewart entertaining for Army service. Games and contests rewarded Mrs. George Root and Mrs. J. H. Stewart Sr. A luncheon followed for twenty one guests. Mr. Dimick received several nice gifts from attendees.
The third Upperman family reunion was held Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Upperman in Columbus. Dinner was served at noon and the day was spent in visiting. Present were Richard D. Upperman at Camp Gordon Ga Roy Upperman of Chester Pa Mr and Mrs Loren Upperman of Glymer Mr and Mrs John Sheehan and family Mr and Mrs Art Fralick and family Mr and Mrs Hollis Upperman and son Mr and Mrs Clifford Aikens and family Mrs Ruth Upperman and family Leslie Upperman Glen Upperman and Mr and Mrs William Swidersid and family.
A Pittsfield man, Wilson, was struck by a passing car after attempting to pass another pedestrian. He died of internal injuries with a head gash and chin wound. Coroner Lowrey ruled accidental death. funeral set for Wednesday at 2:30 pm at the U B church, Riverside cemetery burial. Wilson worked at Irwin Lumber Co plant in Garland.
World capitals react to Mussolini’s fall and Badoglio’s appointment to lead Italy. Observers wonder if Fascist party dissolution and a move toward separate peace are possible. Reports note Moscow’s shock and German propaganda claiming little change in the Axis alliance.
Article notes Oveland joins the race for treasurer amid a sparse candidate field for school director with Edward J. Rouch on the Democratic ticket and Norman J. Edinger for a GP nomination. It mentions tentative precinct locations and a Friday nominating deadline, with lines forming after. Also reports Allied air raids from North Africa to Bologna and RAF hits on Legnorn, plus German raiders striking Britain with limited damage and casualties.
Allied air forces maintained a heavy offensive against Hamburg and nearby targets. American heavy bombers attacked submarine bases and shipyards while British raids had already struck the city with thousands of tons of explosives. American medium bombers escorted by Spitfires hit German supply bases across Belgium, Holland, and France. clashes with enemy aircraft left several planes downed on both sides.
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