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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1946
Page
5
Mr and Mrs Murtis Bernsten, once prominent residents of the city, arrive from Miami for a visit with relatives. Mrs P H Slowman has returned from Wellsboro after spending time with her sister and family. Vielor Swanson also mentioned in the family circle.
Rev Carl L Heldt officiated a double ring wedding for Miss Mary Bacha daughter of Mr and Mrs Michael Bacha of Columbus and Joseph Tomcho son of Mr and Mrs John Tomcho of Cleveland at St Elenbeths Church A large reception followed at St Michaels Hall The couple will reside in Cleveland with out of town guests noted and several local relatives attended the ceremony and related events.
At Meadville on a Saturday afternoon, James Richard Hofius and Neva Arlene Bewley were united in marriage. The ceremony occurred at 2 p.m. with Rev. Roy T. Decker officiating. The couple, employed at the American Viscose Company, left for a short wedding trip after a luncheon honoring the union.
Robert Bumbaugh announced plans for about 160 attendees at the Chamber of Commerce spring party at the Conv Country Club tomorrow from 2 p m to midnight. Activities include cards and golf, a turkey luncheon at 6, Navy combat movies, a business meeting by Navy Brown, and dancing with Mrs Merrill Lillies.
Mr and Mrs Edward Z Smith of West Palm Beach announce the engagement of their daughter Kathryn to Frank A Messina son of Mrs Ning Messina. The ceremony was performed by Rev James Cann at Sacred Heart Church rectory Palm Beach on Wednesday May 15. They reside at 48 East Pleasant Street. Additional Society on Page 7.
Corry Senior High School alumni plan a June 6 program in the Corry Junior High School gym. The event includes a dance with Herbie Johnson and his Evie Orchestra, decorations in class colors, refreshments after the program, and balloon splashes on the ceiling. Mrs. Howard Ross chairs the decoration committee with several assistants.
The N B Club met at Mrs. Martin McGraws Sherman street home with eleven members and guest Mrs Dorothy Dully. Mrs George Wood presided. three prize winners were Mrs Nellie Albaugh Mrs Duffy and Mrs Willer Pier. A birthday cake and gift were presented to Mrs Walter Rhodes. next meeting June 17 hosted by Mrs Paul Crowell Wright street.
A baby girl was born to Mr. Athe Mins and Gerald Mixer at 1287 While Street early this morning at Corry Hospital. A daughter named Arson was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ar Memey Crowell of 21144 Marion Street yesterday afternoon at Corry Hospital.
Sunday afternoon the Senior, Junior and Sophomore glasses held the annual Class Day with Miss May i Lopus and Ray Wickwire as writers and Miss Lapus as general chairman. Eugene Graham read the class will and Miss Marie Zefi Topulos read the class prophecy. several students assisted with awards and moving up exercises. The ceremony featured group singing led by H. J. Sheet and a colorful sendoff as sophomores and juniors said farewell to graduates. Junior-Senior picnic scheduled for Celoron Park today at Vestiydelle Jett resort.
Little Marcia Meloy celebrated her third birthday Saturday afternoon from two to six at 8 Slyder Circle hosted by her mother Mrs Harmon McElroy. Twelve children with mothers attended. The party featured cream and cake, festive pink and white decorations, and several generous gifts for the guest of honor.
Mr and Mrs Nelson Trisket announce the engagement of their daughter Florence to Charles W Bowman son of Mrs Alice Bowman The couple both work at Raymond Manufacturing Company The wedding date has not been set and the announcement appears in the Washington Street area listings
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