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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1941
Page
5
A fragmented report notes drums and taes connected to Lisader performances. It mentions drums and taes possibly linked to a local arts event. The readable lines suggest an intralinked music gathering with participants named Lisader and others.
A fragmented OCR item references a male victim named Henry and a person named J Reila in a short gun related incident. It notes a morning hours event and a local field or location with implied danger. Names, ages, and places are unclear or garbled.
Estelle Kielar was noted at a Sunday evening party hosted by Mary Niedomys at Co wbils Wroupling. Miss Estelle Kielar ride-elect enjoyed games and refreshments. A wedding gift table served fifty gifts to the guest.
The regular testing of Corey Grange No. 35 on Saturday evening featured a memorial ceremony for the late state chaplain Pred Worris who died several months ago. The lecturer arranged a fine program with a series of readings and musical pieces.
Miss Edith Crosby daughter of Mr and Mrs Willan Crosby of Cory BD1 wed Paul Graf of Westerville Ohio in an outdoor ceremony at 4 30 PM at Letchworth Park New York. Robert Crosby brother of the bride conducted the service with musical solos by Edith Stearns and Mike Vanabelle Calhoun. The couple will reside in Jolington City while Graf works and studies at a Bible school.
Major and Mrs Charles L Hall of Columbus visited Corry on Sunday. Mrs G W Bhavery of Euclid alivet resumed home from a week in Corry. A B Darling was a business visitor in Cleveland yesterday. Mrs Thomas Burkhart and sons left for a two week Detroit visit with relatives. Mr and Mrs M J Malone returned home after a week in Carry. Clyde Hall and Mr and Mrs Norman Holle attended the Erie County Rural Curries event in Springfield Saturday. Miss Marjorie Capwell, recently at Ramot hospital, returned home. Mr and Mrs G M Bettes and daughters Mary Legh and Matin, of Erie, visited Shambaughs. The birthdays of Mrs Shambaugh, Tom Bettes, Mary Leah Bettes, Melvin Cobbett, Ela Anderson, Norma Grice and Victoria Wojciechowski observed last evening. Mr and Mrs 68 Mynroe and Conrad of Union City, and Rev Edwin S Harti of London Ont were at Houghton College baccalaureate services. Mr and Mrs Arthur Mayes returned from Cincinnati after their son Jor Mapes graduated from the University of Cincinnati. Mrs Charles V Collins of Dayton is visiting West Churchfores for a few days at brother Peblan Teale’s home. Fred Hannan leaves for Niagara Falls after death of sister Miss Ann Hannan. Local Elks members to Kane for district meeting.
Mrs Tawra Lebor hosted a Saturday afternoon birthday party at Mead Park for her daughter Anna Marit who turned nine. A luncheon was served and favors given. attendees included Pearl Kowalski Norma Jean Nantes Mary Catherine Guadiano Col le h Foley Sally Sullivan Rose Mare Malek Mary Catherine Hicky Louise Migliaccio Dorothy Sarnicki Sophie Helen Gronostar Joan Pitts Martha Griffis Catherine Me Kuhn Helen Laots Junior Leber and Mrs Jessie Kowalski.
A group of twenty friends hosted a dinner at Kellys State Line Friday evening to honor Mrs Paul Quinlisk who plans to move to Philadelphia. Afterward guests went to East South street home of Elmer Shuss where she was presented a finor lamp as a gift.
Sunday morning programs at the Methodist and Presbyterian churches drew large attendance. Children from the Sunday Schools participated with songs recitations and exercises and both services featured baptism of children.
Corry officials and Auxiliary attended the Northwestern district meeting yesterday afternoon. About three hundred gathered as resolutions were discussed, with Gen Bestia James Van Zandt as speaker and remarks from Department leaders. Local members included Commander Claveice Coons and Mrs Pranie Schades amid a Flag Day memorial service and a fish supper event.
Aly and Nasuonua Stewart announce the marriage of their daughter Betty Jarv to William Reade Langhurst at 825 Concord Street. The ceremony took place Saturday at Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church in Winchester, Virginia, conducted by Rev. Carl A. Honeycattt. The couple will reside at 881 Connell Street. both are Montgomery Ward employees, Langhurst in charge of the electric appliance department and the bride head of the mail guide department.
A baby girl born Sunday morning at Sorry hospital to Mr and Mrs Max James Stewart of Spring Creek weighs seven pounds Mrs Stewart formerly Sophia Davis. A daughter born Saturday afternoon at St Vincent's hospital Eris to Mr and Mrs Robert Brigham weighs seven pounds Mrs Brigham formerly Juan Myers of North East Mr Brigham formerly from Corry.
Mrs. Thomas Burkhart hosted a sunny afternoon birthday party on West Irving Street for her twin sons Johny and Jimmy Burkhart. About nineteen friends attended. games were played, balloons floated, and lunch was served as the twins celebrated their fourth birthday.
Becker family party honors Larry Becker on his first birthday at home in South Center fleet A two course luncheon was served with red white and blue decorations Attending were Eunice Hoffman Johnny Spohn Jackie Shields Jimmie Woodworth and their mothers Mrs Kelly Hoffman Mrs Paul Spohn Mrs Paul Shields and Mrs Woodworth
A Saturday evening party at a home on East Wayne Street honored Margaret O'Hare who will marry, with guests including Mrs J Donald Watson and others. Prizes, a miscellaneous shower, and a salad luncheon were part of the lively social event set in a pastel themed apartment.
Betty Roach was honored at a Saturday afternoon gathering at the home of Mr. James Steadman in Etle Ayrarts. Mrs. George Cook of Kingtoner Park and Miss Metel Mie Sruy joined in the event. A served wind dessert and light refreshments followed the ceremony.
Lois Noflinger was honored at a birthday party held Sunday afternoon at her home in Concord. Guests enjoyed games and cake as friends celebrated the occasion with cheerful wishes and a warmly hosted event.
A birthday party for Miss Carolyn Andersson was held at a residence with family and friends attending. Attendees included relatives from local households and neighbors who shared well wishes and light refreshments during the afternoon gathering.
Radio schedule lists Monday evening shows across NBC and CBS networks. Programs include Defense Production with Strikes discussion, quiz segments, a concert hour, and various music and talk features featuring guests and hosts.
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