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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1949
Page
5
Mrs Kenneth McCray hosted the Hi Neighbor Club of Cuthing on Thursday for a t tureen dinner with eleven members and one guest, Mrs Harold Bemis. The group awarded Mrs Raymond Ohmer a purse and appointed McCray general chairman for the July 21 family party at Town Hall with assistants named for entertainment and refreshments.
Good Samaritan Simolay School Glass of the Methodist Church held a wiener roast at Mr. and Mrs. Denzel Phillips home on West Spring Creek attended by two members. The next meeting is scheduled for July 16 at the Marsh cottage on Chautauqua Lake.
Corry City Chapter of the American Red Cross held a Thursday board meeting at North Center street headquarters. Officers and directors discussed the May Home Service cases, the $3,205.73 drive total, and plans for July auditorium meeting.. A rally day event featured a first aid station at Stewart Hat Shop from 7 to 9 p.m. and additional first aid coverage at Mead Park for Glenn Mead Day on the Fourth of July.
Lenore Schepper and Sylvan Schepper wed at Lottsville Methodist Church on June 11 with Rev. Bolling officiating. The couple, from Jamestown and Gary, will reside in Augusta after a reception for 35 relatives.
A Corry Country Club pot luck supper was held Thursday evening with forey members and invited guests attending. Supper was served at 6 30 o clock at tables with pink and white peonies. Mrs Harley Johnson chaired the event. the next supper is planned for July 21st.
Mrs. Harry Oldenski leaving Aero Supply Mig 66 Inc was feted at a farewell party by co workers. The event at the Sportsmen's Club at Lake LeBotlef featured steak dinners for 30 guests, rose bouquets, a rose corsage with jewelry, and dancing to conclude the evening.
Mr and Mrs Leslie Akam and son Fuchied Dan of Wesley Will Will Wisi Me. Mrs Dan Culver of Wes Wayne street. Miss Saradane Rosch and Miss Joan Roach of Erie arrive this evening for a week visiting their parents Mr and Mrs E J Roach of East Main Franklin Parsons a student at Hay Ward University in Cambridge Wass is expected to arrive Monday to visit the summer vacation period with his parents Mr and Mrs Gerald Parsons of North Con er street
Mrs. Clifford McCloskey of Marion Street entertained yesterday afternoon from 2 to 4 at a birthday party honoring her daughter Virginia who was six years old on Thursday. Attending were Freddie and Mary Ant Diemer Judy Long Virginia Porter Lynette McCloskey and Susan Rowland. Games were played and refreshments served. Favors included small baskets for the girls and toy wagons for the boys. Virginia received many gifts from her friends.
Mrs Roy Rickerson was honored with a farewell party by Women’s Relief Corps No 49 and J J Andrews Post Auxiliary to the Grand Army of the Republic. The gathering at Mrs Rosa Westley’s Worth sivect home included a bountiful noon dinner and a social afternoon for 15 attendees who presented a gift to Mrs Rickerson before she moves to Mayville.
The Concord Community Club met at the Community House with 60 attendees served ice cream cake and coffee by Mrs. Frank Culver and Mrs. Florence Wade. Howard Blakeslee presented slide pictures as part of the program. The next session is set for July 15 with Mrs. Dyde Hall Mrs. Robert Morris organizing entertainment and Mr. Hall and Mr. Morris presenting.
Plans for a Holy Name Society festival to aid St Elizabeth's and St Thomas' youth activities were announced. Arthur Lite is general chairman for the July 1 festival at 7 p.m. on the St Edward School grounds with committees handling food booths games bingo and prizes. Tickets available from Holy Name Society members.
Miss Alice Damon was feted at a surprise 7:30 dinner and shower at the Owens farm near Ilarbrick hosted by Mrs. Robert Owens and Miss Marjorie Owens. Guests included Doris Sivkler Vinvon Akam Gene Hasbrouck Dorothy Neff Mery Borsa Kathleen Sweets and Henry Leafsky.
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