Parsonage Wedding Unites Mrs. Alien and Mr. Tuskey
Yesterday afternoon at the parsonage on West Pleasant shears at 4 o clock Reverend P A Galbreath of the Methodist Church joined Mrs. Fern B. Alien of 123 East Frederick Street and TW Tuskey of Washington DC in matrimony. The couple plans summer home at Colonial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. A. Galbreath
Methodist Church
West
Pleasant
Fern B. Alien
East Frederick Street
TW. Tuskey
Washington, D. C
Liskey
B P W Club Members Vetted By President
The final business meeting of the Business and Professional Women's Club was held Monday evening on North Center Street. Mary Evelyn Hopkins, the president, led the session. Mrs. Tom Whiteley was voted to membership and Lavina Eyser reported from the Williamsport convention. An invitation was received to hold the annual birthday dinner on June 14. Afterward Hopkins entertained members at the Tait Restaurant with light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. P. W. Club
North Center
Mary Evelyn Hopkins
Tom Whiteley
Lavina Eysar
Oval Club
Williamsgork
Scatherine Wall
Corry News Roundup Hails Servicemen Returns and Local Plans
A busy Corry scene features veterans returning from service and summer study plans. Notables include Jack Hoffmann and Arthur Hoffman arriving from Leyte with the Engineers, Keith Orn and James Wolcott serving with Occupation Forces in Germany, and Dempsey admirer activities. Local graduates from Cleveland Law School and Seton Hill College plan homecomings and weddings in August. The nut of town life includes alumni events, weddings, travel to Washington and Erie, and a blooming rhododendron shrub drawing comment.
Junior High Prom Evening at Corry School
Corry Junior High School held a prom labeled New Horizons with 41 graduates receiving certificates of promotion. The event featured the school string ensemble, a student chorus performing The Star Spangled Banner, and Rev. H. Rey Harris delivering the invocation. Twenty-two class members gave speeches including Miss Caraline Cochran and George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrea
Nlats Brude
Corry
Rev. H. Rey Harris
Caraline Cochran
George
Initilviat School Honors Five Soloists At Program
Miss Bettie Prench Miss Leona Rubay and Gasmier Bognink performed as soloists with Miss Kathleen Peiffer Miss Norma Nantes and Miss Beverly Rawchey as accompanists. Principal Harold G White praised students and urged continued effort in Senior High. Five hundred relatives attended as the group sang the school song. Decorations featured blue and white colors with baskets of cut flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Initilviat
Bettie Prench
Leona Rubay
Gasmier Bognink
Miter Kathleen Peiffer
Norma Nantes
Beverly Rawchey
R. S Dewey
Harold G. White
Els
Robert Hull
Jblus
Rotarians Hear Willard Shreve Talk on Railroading
Corry Rotary Club met last evening at the Hotel Corry with five guests. Willard Shreve, formerly with the Pennsylvania Railroad, spoke on one hundred years of railroading and his model train hobby. Merrill O. Lillie, State Fish Hatchery superintendent, attended as a guest along with Alber F. Eyre of Northamptom, Mass. The group discussed a late month paper drive led by Boy Scout troops 180 and 181 and urged housewives and merchants to donate papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Hotel Corry
Class of 1883 to Be Rear Alumni Tomorrow Night
Seventy five reservations have been received for the annual Sony Senior High School Alumni Tejinion to be held tomorrow evening at the Corry Junior High School gymnasium at 7 oclock. Mrs Mildred Denton is reservations chairman. The 1883 group will be represented by several attendees including Mrs CG H Geiger from East Smith Street and Mrs A W Nichols of Columbus. Also listed are alumni from 1904 1905 and later classes such as Mr and Mrs FG Whiteley Mrs Bele Brooks Ness Florence Fond Webb McCray Jog ell Cady Marsh and Miss Lillia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. T. Soderlund
Stockholm
Sweden
New York City
D. A. Hillstrom
Cory-Jamestown Mig. Corp
Mr. Soderlund
Skandex Co
Burton Jourdet
Mary Jourdet
West Wayne Street
Leon Wynn
East Main Street
Norving
Tran
Erie
Harriett Wynn
Allene Corbin
Huntington Park
Oalif
Corry
Barbara Brown
Edgewood Park College
Briarcliff Manor
N. Y
Harold Brown
North Center Street
W. Turbin
Linda
Virginia
Columbus
California
West Coast
John Miller
North Central Bible Institute
Minneapolis
West Frederick Street
William Eaton
Adambelle Courtney
Milan Williams
William Tempte
Betty Keen
Washington, D. C
Herries Smith
West Church Street
George Fries
Pittsburgh
Niagara Fulls
Edith Doud
Portland
Ore
Pacific
Merrill Lillie
East Church Street
Sony Senior High School
FG. Whiteley
Bele Brooks
Ness Florence Fond
Webb McCray
Jogell Cady Marsh
Lillia
Alumni Dance Plans Highlight C H S Program
Local graduates and out of town attendees prepare for the 1924 class event at C H S. About 200 are expected, with a dance from ten to one featuring Herbie Johnson and his orchestra of Evie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbie Johnson
Evie
Rebekah Lodge to Sell Greeting Cards
The Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge met at the TO. O. F. Hall with vice grand Mrs. Florence Swanson presiding in the absence of the grand Mrs. Prorence Hapenstein. Twelve members and one visitor Mrs. Gertude Price of Hinsdale attended as they voted to buy greeting card boxes to sell for the treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
Franklin
TO. O. F. Hall
Florence Swanson
Prorence Hapenstein
Gertude Price
Hinsdale
Treasury
Maude Keefe
Grand Lodge
Wilkes-Barre
Jilly
Bila Auer
Sadie Duckey
Hauenstein
W C T U Institute Session Held At Metinnat Church
An all day W C T U Institute session was held yesterday in Metinnat Church parlors with 35 members and guests, three enquiry officers, and institute director Mrs Tone Johnson in charge. Morning devotions and a summary of the year followed, a poster contest showcased Corry and rural school pupils, and donations of items for disabled veterans were displayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W C.T. U, Istitute
Metinnat
Enquity
Bylvin Ripley Bemis
Muriel Ryu
Martha Carr
Bie
Tone Johnson
Institute
Pennsylvania
Mildred Haenel
Johnson
Louie Black Aman
Corry
Ryan
Agnes Dulinson
Edwin Armitage
Bertha Stockton
Agnes Johnson
Jewell Marsh
Irvin Young
Russell Clark
Yolalis Carr
Lillian Guild Plans Picnic at Findley Lake
The Titian Guid of the Emanuel Episcopal Church met at Miss Bess Wilsons home for the final meeting of the season. Officers were elected: Mrs Arthur Greighton president, Mrs Don Williams first vice president, Mrs Don Stewart second vice president, Miss Georgia Myers treasurer, and Mrs Ernest Feldbus secretary. A summer picnic at Mayflower lodge, Findley Lake, was proposed. An address on The Trend of Today and a closing prayer followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Guild
Findley Lake
Titian Guid
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Bess Wilson
Parc Street
Arthur Greighton
Don Willams
Don Stewart
Georgia Myers
Ernest Feldbus
E. Rate
Bridge Club Meets Tuesday Evening at Mrs. Walter Scott’s Home
Mrs Walter Scott hosted a bridge gathering Tuesday night with Gi Wright and Mrs Harald Powell among the players. Mrs HL Rowe and Mrs G W Jones competed for top honors while Mrs J H McCracken will host again next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Club
Walter Scott
Wright Street
Hotel Corry
Harald Powell
HL. Rowe
G. W. Jones
J. H. McCracken
Cabbage Storage and Vitamin C Loss Observations
A note describes cabbage kept in the refrigerator for two or three days and reheated, claiming it loses less vitamin C than cabbage kept by a stage for an hour or two. The text mixes storage and reheating observations with unclear context.
Death of Charles Straniagn of Bear Lake
Charles Straniagn of Bear Lake died at the family home yesterday after a months long illness. He is survived by his wife Eliza beth Steanigan, six sons Humphrey and George of Celoron, four grandchildren, four sisters including Mrs. Mary Hildun of Warren, and a brother George of Columbus. Services will be held Friday at 2 30 PM at the United Brethren Church Bear Lake with Rev Harry Anders officiating. burial will be in Bear Lake Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Stranigan
Bear Lake
Anness
Elizabeth Steanigan
Huphrey
George
Celoron
Mary Hildun
Warren
Gorge
Harry Anders
Bear Lake Cemetery
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Blatt
Dorindant
Limberlost
England
Bastogne
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Columbia Pinturas
Nin Fey
Tso
Toma
Powell’s
Powell Motor CO
Coen Fee
Jack Dempsey
Zalif
Separation Center
Dack
Tufts College
Medford Mass
Stella ‘Hujec
Tony Stee
St. Elizabeth's Church
Clarence Dunlap
Wilbiam Dunlap
Cleveland Law School
Dunlap
Gleveland
Roward Wolcott
Clarion State Teachers College
Mary Jean Sullivan
Anna Pudley
Christina Ewelowech
Audrey Sriggs
Margaret Spencer
Eleanor Baldwin
Raymond Mig. Co
Sicily
Treasury Department
Sutcess
Shyder
Washimston
D. C
Dick Bachemer
Ritz
Jewell Hott
San Francisco
Calif
Arthur Hoffman
U.S
South Pacific
Leyte
Engineers’ Dillity Outfit
Arthur
Atterbury, Inc
Third Ward
M. A. Mangus
George Wood
Gertrude
Bill
Cylerville
N.Y
Vincent Christiano
Christiano
Mary Wood
Keith Orn
James Wolcoll
Germany
Thal
Edith Davis
R. N
West Springfield
Corry Hospital
Robert Galbreath
Dickinson Law School
Uh Garliste
Jline
Andrew C. Johnson
Lyle
T. John
Bkr
States
Guam
Paul Janes
Wattshire
James Janes
Walter McElroys
Otion
W.C.T.U. Institute
Bemis
Imma Heath
Loblaws Zome‘6
Cood Food
Florida
Garapands
Mer
Amy Arin
Postuly
Faiga
Rogiy
Ako Allof
Chapin
Charles Straniagn
Zuckerman
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