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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1947
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR text provides a cryptic note about a man named Trigarie and his wife concerning a will. No clear actions, dates, or locations are readable to form a concrete news item.
Miss Dorothy Zajone, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Zajone, and William Fitch, son of Mrs. Gertrude Fitch, married this morning at St. Thomas Church. Rev. John DiSanti performed the double ring ceremony in the presence of immediate family. The couple will honeymoon in Buffalo and Niagara Falls and reside at 116 West Columbus Avenue.
The Corry Gawntry Club hosts a Ladies Day Luncheon on Tuesday June 24 at the hill top club house. Members and invited out of town guests will gather at one o'clock for salad and entrees served by Mrs. Gerald Staples and committee. Afternoon activities include bridge and golf with reservations due to Mrs. Staples today.
A daughter was born this morning at Corry Hospital to Mr and Mrs Gerald Rogers of R D 8 Spartansburg. Mrs Rogers is the former Helen Nichols.
Members and guests of the Concord Community Club gathered at the Concord Community House for a pleasant social evening. President Jesse Goodwill led the meeting. Verner Swanson John Wettenburg and readers provided entertainments as Mrs. Louis Sexton and Mrs. Frank Culver organized refreshments. Clyde Hall and Walter Dingfelder planned tomorrow's program and refreshment duties.
A pretty home wedding today joined Miss Jean Marie Curtis daughter of Mrs. C F Curtis of 229 East Smith Street and F Rawn Smedley son of Mr and Mrs F R Smedley Sr of Purcell Oklahoma. The double ring ceremony was at 2 30 pm in the Curtis home with Rev OF Hildebr preacher of St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church officiating. A reception for about 40 relatives followed. They will reside in Purcell Oklahoma after July 7th and honeymoon in the western states.
A nine o clock mass wedding united Miss Clara Marie Giacoma daughter of Mr and Mrs Angelo Giacoma of 311 South Center Street and Auguste James Meisher son of Mr and Mrs James Meisher of Union City at St Elizabeths Church Rev Carl Heidt presided. The ceremony featured organist Mildred Denton and soloist Genevieve Wascaki performing Ave Maria On This Day O Beautiful Mother and Oh Sacred Heart Oh Love Divine. Miss Gia como wore a white taffeta gown with seed pearl embroidery and a train, her veil from a crown of orange blossoms, and she carried white carnations and gold Rosary beads, gift of the groom. The maid of honor Miss Julia Piccardi wore pink chiffon with Juliet cap and veil. blue bows adorned her bodice and skirt.
Auguste Meisher wed Shirley Jean Giscoma sister of the bride wore pink chiffon with a square neckline puffed sleeves and full skirt. Richard Giacoma brother of the bride served as at the ceremony. A welding breakfast followed at the Giacoma home with 200 guests invited to St Elizabeths Hall for a reception from 7 30 to 11 30. A buffet lunch and four tier wedding cake with dancing to a three piece orchestra. The couple will honeymoon in Cleveland and reside at 28 Flat Avenue. Mrs Meisher a Corry High School 1945 graduate, employed at Widmanns Drug Store. Mr Meisher a Union City native, Navy veteran, employed by the Pennsylvania Railroad. Out of town guests from Union City Erle Butler and New York City.
St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church plans its annual picnic for Wednesday June 6 at Mead Park. Children will enjoy games led by John Preno WIL as prizes are awarded. Dinner will be served at the church after activities in the afternoon and evening.
Twenty five members of the Good Samaritan Sunday School Class of the Methodist Church met last evening for a wiener roast at the home of Mr and Mrs Denzel Phillips at Spring Creek. The lawn campfire dinner included hot dogs salad cupcakes lemonade and soft drinks. Plans were made for the next meeting on July 8 with a picnic supper at 6 30 PM at the Phillips home.
Miss Naomi Johnson will present a piano recital Tuesday evening at eight o'clock in the Methodist Church parlors. Participants include Barbara Ruffner Donald Ruffner Lucille Beckwith Beatrice Ann Hensink Marguerite Fish and Joan Ross. Johnson recently joined the National Guild of Piano Teachers and will lead six students from a group of fifteen in the guild auditions to be held June 27 at the Corry branch of the Warren Conservatory of Music on North Center Street LaSalle Spier of Washington DC will supervise the auditions.
In Pittsburgh a 26 year old youth had the kidnapping count dropped in federal court after a new trial was granted. He still faces two years in a federal reformatory on a lesser charge. Baysinger pleaded guilty to driving a stolen car across state lines and received two years.
James town detectives raided a news room at 210 Washington Street and confiscated two slot machines. In Falconer, authorities raided a business at 102 West Main Street operated by Joseph Calabrese, basement rooms housing gambling devices and card playing. Frank Condella, 42, forfeited $250 for nonappearance in city court. Calabrese was ordered to arraignment at 10 a m Tuesday before a justice of the peace in Ellicottville town.
Reporters note Moscow broadcast claims the Soviet Union is interested in the Marshall Plan idea. Britain relies on US coal and food, and Bevin signals Europe must unite economically to access aid. The deadline for a European decision approaches, with a choice between a single Anglo-French Europe or two zones under Soviet influence.
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