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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1948

Page

5

Hospitality Club Guest Speaker Set for Tomorrow

The Hospitality Club of this city meets tomorrow at 2 PM at the American Legion Morne on North Center street. W W Waterhouse will address on Communism with Mrs Jerome Pf Needham as program chair. A social period, refreshments, and nursery care at Emmanuel Episcopal Undercroft are planned.

Hospitality Club American Legion ‘Morne North Center Street W.W." Waterhouse William Leahy Rve Jerome Pf. Need Ham Emmanuel Episcopal Barbara Bettes Jane Butters Ciee Miss Bettes Miss Butters

Richard Latos Birthday Event At Mead Park

Mrs. Walter Latos hosted a birthday party for her son Richard at Mead Park on Saturday afternoon. Sixteen boys attended and played ball with John and Dennis Merkle Alber Cataltu and Edward Latos among the players. Refreshments included sandwiches cake ice cream and lemonade and Richard received many gifts from friends.

Richard Latos Walter Latos Mead Park Richard John Dennis Merkle Alber Cataltu Edward Latos

Miss Mary Graham to Wed at Oberlin Chapel

Miss Mary Louise Graham daughter of Mrs W W Graham of West Frederick Street and Richard Patterson of South Bend Ind will wed Monday June 1 at Fairchild Chapel Oberlin Ohio. A Saturday shower at Macadam Hill road featured games music marionette skit and gifts. Others attending included Mrs E J Tobias Mrs Porter Auer and Mrs H Lynn Rice.

Mary Graham Mary Louise Graham W. W. Grahum West Frederick Street Richard Patterson South Bend Ind Fairchild Chapel Oberlin Graham E. J. Tobias Macadam Hill Porter Auer Lynn Rice William Gumbleton R. 8. Dewey Rosemay Samuel Wood Gumbleton Rice Tom Thumb Aver Tobias Alton Dshistrand

Doolittle-Davis Betrothal Announced

Mrs Floyd Doolittle of Union City announces engagement of her daughter Donna Jean to Bl wood G Davis of Corry. Donna Jean, a Union City High School and Barbizon School alumna, works as a nurse aide at Union City Hospital. Davis, a Tri-State College Angola graduate, served three years in the U.S. Navy. Wedding planned for late summer.

Doolittle-Davis Floyd Doolittle RD. 4 Union City Donna Jean Wood G. Davis Glenn Davis R. D Corry Doolittle Union City High School Barbizon School of New York City Union City Hospital Davis U.S. Navy Tri-State College Angola Ind

Jesse Whitney Honored At Surprise Party

A surprise birthday party honored Jesse Whitney at his Elk Street home with 15 guests, games, refreshments, and gifts. Out of town guests Mrs. Paul Smith of Union City and Mrs. Tressie Whitney of Albion attended the celebration along with Mr. and Mrs. Whitney. The event marked the birthdays of Mr Whitney, Mrs Tressie Whitney, and Mrs Smith.

Jesse Whitney Elk Street Whitney Paul Smith Union City Tressie Whitney Albion Mr. Whitney Mos Smith

Mrs Leonard Evans Feted At Shower

Mrs Leonard Evans of Clymer was honored at a stork shower hosted by Mrs Charles Martin of 38 West Frederick Street Friday evening. Twelve ladies attended and enjoyed games and sociable time. Prize winners were Mrs James Babcock Mrs Tila Van Dresar Mrs Russell Martin and Mrs Cleo Neckers. Centerpiece featured a pink and blue bassinette with streamers. Refreshments were served. Evans received many gifts. Out of town guests included Mrs Evans of Clymer and Dr Noble Clark of Warren.

Leonard Evans Clymer Charles Martin West Frederick Street James Babcock Tila van Dresar Russell Martin Cleo Neckers

Three Newborns Reported At Corry Hospital

A daughter arrives for Mr and Mrs John Wilcox of Columbus R D 1. A son Robert Luke born to Superintendent Ed gar A Alexander and his wife at 407 North Gen tet Street. Mrs Alexander formerly Naor Simons. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Jamies D Baker of 26644 Franklin Street at Corry Hospital with Mrs Baker formerly Evelyn Miles.

John Wilcox Columbus Corry Hospital Robert Luke Edgar A. Alexander North Gentet Street Alexander Naor Simons Wir Jamies D. Baker Franklin Street Baker Evelyn Miles

Decibel Levels Reported for Express Train and Roar

Experts note the express train produces 100 decibels during the roar, while 90 decibels describe a rustle and 10 decibels a faint sound. The decibel unit measures sound intensity and helps gauge noise levels.

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Miss Holton Weds Harold Bensink in Clymer Ceremony

Miss Helen Gertrude Holton daughter of Mrs Bernice Fried and Harry Holton and Harold Eugene Bensink son of Mr and Mrs Garrett Bensink of Clymer were married by Rev Walker Stoepker at the Clymer Hill Reformed Church in a double ring ceremony. Miss Marvell Cheney and Russell Semis served as maid of honor and best man. A luncheon followed at the groom’s parents home. The couple planned a Baltimore Washington trip with a reception to be held later at Beckerink Hall in Clymer.

P. L. Swanson Harvey Loveland Pittsburgh Rebekah Swanson Loveland Louis Vance Jamestown Helen Beckwith Cleveland Russell P. Beckwith North Center Street Dorothy Robinson Easto Smith Street Topeka Kansas Matilda Carlyon Robinson Agnes ‘Thompson Chicago M. A. Alexander Park Street Dominic Falcone Mary Theresa West Pleeant Street Warren Palcone Harold Cooper Janet Pirro Carrie Pirro Myrtle Street Berkeley Calif Louis Sherwood Conrad Monroe Northwestern Bible Insitute Minneapolis Joseph Sherwood Northwest Street Monroe East Pleasant Street Catherine Burns Anne Shields John Burns Chicora Patricia Burns Chiork Patricia Crowley East Brady Guy Williams Merle Robert Mary Querteveld Fulton Calvin Eres Simmonson Donald Simmonson Angola Ind Henry Simmonson Liberty Street Spencer Thompson East Main Street Simmonson Tri-State College Angoa Robert Simmonson Elmer Kincaid Boston Mass Mount Holyoke College South Hadley Margot Sands Kincaid John A. Blatt Amily East Smith Street Chautauqua Lake Regis Burns Donald Sturdevant Jack Bluth Victor Elisart Victoria Carol Jane Bradenton Pas Jpnuary Alan Peterson Carter Hill Pred Schwab New Yor City Noday Bar Mis Feldhus Franiklin, Shreet John DeSaini Hovtzdale Silbert Robinchokk Robindale Holy Family Brie Wallace Hammondon Sam Skinner Helen Gertrude Holton Bernice Fried Harry Holton Harold Eugene Bensink Garrett Bensink Clymer Walker Stoepker Clymer Hill Reformed Church of Clymer Marvell Cheney Russell Semis Beckerink Hall

Sawyer-Ongley Wedding Held Saturday Afternoon

Ongley daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Ongley of Grand Valley married Carl J Sawyer son of Mr and Mrs Tack Sawyer of 64 Brook Street Saturday at 1 20 pm Alderman Thomas McCarty officiated. The couple will reside at 81 First Avenue with Mrs Sawyer a hospital operating room supervisor and Mr Sawyer employed by Sardoni Construction Company.

Suf Aguetia Ongley Henry Ongley Grand Valley Carlyle J. Sawyer Tack Sawyer Brook Street Fie Thomas McCarty Martin Ressler Richard Kinney Mr. Sawyer Mrs. Sawyer First Avenue Sawyer Corry Hospital Sardoni Construction Company

Litz Haberstroh Wedding Scheduled For June 12

Mr and Mrs Clarence Engle of Washington DC announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Beatrice Haberstroh to Arthur Litz son of Frantie P Lite of North Center Street The wedding will take place Saturday June 12 at St Thomas Church Beatrice Haberstroh formerly worked for the Health Department in Harrisburg and Mr Litz is employed at the Raymond Mry Co After a weeklong honeymoon the couple will reside at 209 Spring Street

Litz-Haberstroh Clarence Engle Washington, D. C Beatrice Haberstroh Arthur L. Lite Frantie P. Lite North Center Street Mat St. Thomas’ Church Haberstee Richard Baehafer Baehainer Litz Haberstyot Health Department Harrisburg Mr. Litz Raymond Mry Go Spring Street

Corry Grange No. 55 Plans Party June 19

The Corry Grange No. 55 held a regular meeting at the I O O F Hall with 20 members present. Master Verner Swanson presided as Mrs. Frank Kasner was initiated to the third and fourth degrees and a lunch was served. A shower for Mr and Mrs Leo Gates and a birthday and anniversary dinner were announced for the next regular meeting.

Corry Grange No Corry Grange No. &5 I. O.O. J. Hall Verner Swanson Frank Kasner Henry Bals Leo Gates

Corryites Honored At Erie Sunday Party

Mrs. Fern Duke and her son David of Corry were feted at a dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Harold Loveland of Erie. The event included family members such as Mr. and Mrs. B. E. A. Williams and daughters Oneita Gandace Arlo Williams and Richard, as they plan their move to Sarasota California around June 1.

Elks Dance Draws 100 Couples From Nearby Cities

Clyde Goodwill and his orchestra played at the Elks Home on North Venter Street for a Saturday evening dance attended by about one hundred couples. Guests included Gerry Lodge No. 769 members and invited visitors from Oil City and Guyahoge Falls. The event ran from 10 to near midnight with lively dancing throughout.

Elks Clyde Goodwill Gerry Lodge No. 769 B. P.O. Bilks Elks Home North Venter Street Dancine

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