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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1940
Page
5
City officials consider a new fee for street office operations amid ongoing talks about supplies, staffing, and budget impacts. Residents express concerns about fairness and potential cuts to public services as the measure moves through hearings.
A bustling Corry society column highlights church christenings, alumni gatherings, and local appointments. It notes Eileen Williams and Ward Brennan at Philadelphia Navy Yards and a long list of alumni returning to college events, weddings, and community milestones across town and beyond.
Margaret WL Glenn daughter of Mr and Mrs R H Glenn Union City married Donald Miller of Titusville son of Mr and Mrs Miller in an impressive Saturday afternoon ceremony at the Presbyterian church Union City Rev Raymond A Pitzer officiated Mrs Nell Robbins organist Miss Amelia Tryon provided music Miss Autumn Lyons was bridesmaid Princes And Wife of Butler rode in the ceremony Best man was Mark Glenn with ushers Arthur Glenn Olen Miller and Dave Hoffman A reception followed at the bride’s home The couple will reside in Hydetown after June 17 Mr Miller formerly served as game warden here.
Mr and Mrs Miller Shoop were honored at a surprise party at their East Frederick Street home last evening. Guests included friends of their son Miller from Los Angeles California visiting with Mrs Shoop. A buffet lunch followed.
Garden party hosted by Mrs. T. W. Whitehead at Pleasant Street featured Mrs. Whitehead and Mrs. George Andrus Sunday School classes. The Standard Bearers movement was pantomimed with help from Marjorie Young, Mrs. Paul Meerdinis and Judy, and Donna Bertram. Twenty five guests enjoyed supper served on the lawn after the program.
Miss Zoe Holiday, a telephone operator, reported a burglary at her home. A thief stole 17 articles of clothing and left dishes unwashed after preparing a meal, an act she described as taking advantage of the situation.
In Interlaken Switzerland the Harder Exhibition Preserve showcases the numerous alpine ibex species. A two month old baby ibex reportedly can jump over a three foot obstacle, illustrating the species’ notable agility and vigor.
Mrs Robert Lewis nee Doris Rickerson was feted at a housewarming gathering at 611 East Maint Street hosted by Indianapolis Ad Supply Company employees. Numerous guests attended, gifts were presented, and refreshments were served to close the evening.
A spaghetti dinner and card party is planned for Wednesday June 26 at the Corry County Club. The event runs from 5 to 1 with cards to follow. Mrs. H. J Sheen chairs the entertainment committee, assisted by Mrs. Gl. Sears and a committee.
Mrs. Williams hosted the Philathes Bible class at her home on East Frederick Street. The group held devotional and business meetings. Mrs. Williams was presented with a Schofield Bible. She will move soon to Wheaton Illinois. Assisted by Miss Gladys Rogers, refreshments were served to the twelve members present.
Emmanuel Episcopal Church invites the entire parish to its annual picnic at Canadohty Lake Park on June 19. Arrangements are led by William Matthews and Mrs James May-Tames with transportation by request through the chairmen.
A daughter was born this morning at Corty hospital to Mr and Mrs Joseph Naustupa of 10 East Washington Street.
The Meadville district and grounding counties weekly audience of the America Back to God crusade will hear Dr Zoller at Meadville High School auditorium. The event planned for June 12 and 13 promises a broad turnout with many residents from the city planning to attend.
Wembley NOR EAST Ties showcase Wembley NOR EAST fabrics praised as Priestley fabric roamed by a secret process keeps them looking new and wrinkle free. The ad urges buying Wembley NOR-BASTS at $1.00 each for men.
Military critic dissects Mussolini strategy and Alpine front plans. Italy faces petrol shortages, Albania supply limits, and Allied sea blockades. The piece weighs the quick decisive offensive required and the evolving European battlefield impacting postwar peace terms.
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