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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1940
Page
5
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The hot day kept guests from a luncheon yet they arrived in cool gowns. A dying room set a scene with plates on the table resembling colorfully arranged bouquets. Sour cream muffins used eggs flour sour cream and spices baked in muffin pans at 400 F for about 25 minutes.
Miss Joe B Towne daughter of Will Day Towne of 60 North Lake Street North East became the bride of James P Kelly of this city son of Mr and Mrs Dennis J Kelly of 905 Forest Avenue DuBois. The Ripley Presbyterian church wedding was led by Rev A H Nicholson Attendants were Mr and Mrs Norman Dalrymple. After a short wedding trip thru New York State they will live in North Bass.
Park Street hosts a wedding between Mr. John Meballick a state motor police trooper and Miss Hope Lewis of Glen Campbell. The ceremony was performed by Father Lehiindwem at a Brandy Catop Catholic parsonage on Tuesday morning. Private Mullick is stationed at Prenklin and the couple plan to reside in Punssutawnes after their wedding trip.
Corry sent three members to the state Business and Professional Women of America convention in Reading Pennsylvania this week. Miss Agnes Lynth Mrs Glenn Stearns and Miss Inezitch attended sessions Sunday Monday and Tuesday. Dy Lyda May Dezener of Philadelphia was elected state president. Other officers named Ada M. Hock Mary Cameron Rela Curran and Erma Zell were chosen and installed by Helen Kidd Thomson. Four hundred BPW members attended the closing banquet at the Abraham Lincoln hotel with Nettie B Simms speaking on World Affairs.
Mrs. Langdon Rowe won yesterday's Sweepstakes golf tournament opening the Ladies' Day season at Corry Country Club. Luncheon and bridge followed with Mrs. Ernest Morse as hostess. Next Tuesday's Ladies' Day features a Scotch Foursome tournament.
The Vacanon siles School now in progress at the Christian and Missionary Alliance church will close Thursday evening at 60 oclock. A program includes memory work recitations gospel choruses and a missionary playlet. Pastor Rev Gordon B H Ab Tams will give a brief message at the end. All are invited.
Members of the Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge held a social hour after their regular meeting at the hall. Five birthday celebrants were honored with refreshments and flower-centered table arrangements. The host committee included Mrs. Nels Sorensor, Mrs. Ronald Garter, Mrs. George Besson, and Miss Margaret Olas.
Townsend Club No 1 completes plans for an ice cream social at the corner of East Washington Street and Maple Avenue on Saturday evening June 2. Bright setup with lights being placed. event labeled as a fine local social for the club and nearby residents.
Dr Raymond Kistler former pastor at Warren First Presbyterian has been granted leave from Central Presbyterian Rochester to assume the presidency of Beaver College Jenkin town on July 1 The Presbytery also permits him to remain a member of the Presbytery confirming the move.
Misses Joan Roach Paietele Rhyc hard Kathlen Hazel and Alte Maude Paulkner hosted a party for Aero Supply office staff. Guests of honor Mrs Robert L. Lewis Nee Dorkr Rickerson and Miss Marjorie Young received gifts in a miscellaneous shower. Betty Morton and Yount won awards. lunch followed for fifteen guests.
Lillian Guild joined members of an Episcopal society at Mrs. Lynn Sitt’s Graver Manor home for supper and a brief meeting last evening. The session ended around 6 49 with plans for the next gathering in October and a light program of games and social time afterward.
Stockholders will convene in annual session this evening at 8 o'clock in the basement of a local building. Election of eleven directors and discussion of officers’ reports will precede a brief business meeting. The board of directors will meet earlier at 740 Bankock.
A study notes the Colorado River carries 1,090,000 tons of silt monthly and discusses a gauging station near the Grand Canyon area. The Colowady river term appears. findings emphasize sediment management and monitoring upstream.
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