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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1944
Page
5
Fragmentary text mentions Harry, 10th Street, and relatives. no clear event or outcome is identifiable from the readable portion. The snippet appears to be a personal note or obituary fragment with scattered names and dates, lacking full sentences or context.
At last evening's meeting the American Legion Auxiliary awarded medals for outstanding Americanism to Louise Migliaccio of St Edward's and Theresa Bogilak of Junior High. They discussed a forthcoming crimmage sale in the Grand Theater building next weekend with calls to Mrs. Frank Grovino or Mrs. W. B. Orn for contributions. Officers will be nominated at the Text meeting and adjournment followed with bingo and refreshments.
Mrs Thelston Mason entertained eight young guests for Tommy Mason's sixth birthday at their Delaware street home. Attendees included Carolyn Mallick Shirley Ann Zelaneck Sharon Lee Hansen Leal Jang Hansen Johnny Mountain Paul Dyne and Leonard Gates. Ice cream cake and favors were enjoyed with each child receiving a candy basket and book. Tommy received several presents.
Members and friends of the First Presbyterian church Ladies' Aid Society held a picnic at Mr Frank Morris's home on South Center street to adjourn until fall. Eighteen members and eight guests attended a social afternoon followed by a tureen luncheon at five o'clock. Hostesses included Mrs Morris Mrs Tha Linen doll Mrs A O Sandburg and Mrs C F McCray.
Mrs J Harold Patterson hosted a farewell for Frances Malone who leaves this weekend for Ashtabula Ohio. The Presbyterian Sunday School class honored her with a handkerchief shower and a tureen dinner at the Patterson home on East Frederick Street. Sixteen members attended.
Mrs Raymond Barnes hosted Betty Rae Barnes birthday party with 23 children at Mead Park on Thursday afternoon. Activities included games, luncheon, and a schedule of radio and TV programs from 8:30 to 11:30 featuring NBC CBS and local acts.
A newborn was born this morning at Corry Hospital to Mr and Mrs Andrew McKete of 418 Spring Sires. The family greets the new arrival with congratulations from the community.
Dorothy Ror Ap Fashion iilter offers shopper guidance to avoid ill fitting dress purchases. By familiarizing with brand names and checking fabric content and care labels, buyers can judge quality and workmanship and prevent mis sized or damaged garments.
Miss Symantha Mary Bigelow and Seb Frank P. Carnegie were married in the chapel of Our Lady of Perpetual Help at St Thomas Church at 7 30 pm in a double ring ceremony. The groom is Sgt Carnegie stationed at Lincoln Nebraska and Mrs Carnegie is employed at the Corry Jamestown Mig Carp. The couple's attendants included Mrs Oscar Kinney and Bett Syle. The bride wore navy crepe with white accessories. decorations featured pink and white carnations and roses.
Members of the Corry Senior High School Alumni Association met last evening on the president Cx Nelson property for this year’s gathering. Ten attendees enjoyed the farm setting with hot dogs salad marshmallows lemonade and contilments as refreshments on the informal outing.
The material control department at Aero Supply feted Mrs Chaves Jackman who is leaving to enroll in an Erie beauty culture school. Ten met for dinner at the Boston House. Mrs Jackman was presented with a gift and the party later moved to Celoron for further plans.
The advice stresses inspecting bindings, buttonholes, and buttons as signs of workmanship. It warns against buying without trying on, checking size accuracy, and examining inside finish such as seams, hems, binding, and shoulder pads to ensure quality.
A gathering hosted by Miss Albert McElroy honored Mrs Elizabeth Bunce nee Elizabeth Newman of Spartansburg. Guests played bingo and a musical contest with prizes won by Esther Engstrom Joseph Bavess and Donald Newhone. Refreshments included bride's cake ice cream and coffee with pink and white decor and a doll centerpiece resembling the bride in a wedding gown.
Mary Alice Eder celebrated her ninth birthday with a dessert theatre party at the Eder home on Wright Street. Fourteen girls from Miss Eder’s Junior High School attended, giving gifts to the guest of honor. The table centerpiece featured pink, green, and yellow spring flowers and each guest received a candy basket.
The article notes children interacted with parents at the clubs’ benefis and that the program, initiated by the C B Church, involves interdenominational groups.
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