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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1941
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR yields scattered words about feathers and jets, with no clear event, names, places, or dates. The readable bits do not form a coherent report or identifiable entities to summarize.
Thirteen youths gathered at Chautauqua Lake New York for a summer sendoff. Victor Crage hosts guests including George Harmon Ob Grice Grace Hoylen Donundy Kathleen Harel Barbara Keppel Glen Bracken Jr Carl Taylor Jr Marjorie Harmon Frank Aurie Mary Low Patterson and Jean Yone. They swam at the lake and held a Wiener roast at the Cragg cottage. Nearby Rev P A Galbreath at the Methodist church parsonage united Miss Birdella M M Hoyt and Oskar M Penner of Erie in marriage with attendants Betty Jean Fenner and George W Fenner. Mr and Mrs J D Desmond returned from several days in New York City.
Miss Helen Hovey daughter of Mr and Mrs FT Hovey of 106d North Center street and George W LeFevre son of Mr and Mrs George LeFevre of Warden street Union City were married this morning in a ceremony at St Therese Parish Union City. The bride wore a gown of lace and carried pink roses with matching accessories. Maid of honor Miss Ernestine Lynn wore powder blue and yellow beaded corsage. Best man was Lynn Gates of St Tinton City. A wedding breakfast followed at the Post House for fourteen guests, after which the couple left for a southern wedding trip. They will reside at 202 West Wayne street. The bride is a Cory high school graduate class of 1997. the groom is a Union City high school graduate class of 1934 and proprietor of George's Ice Cream Bar. Pre-nuptial parties were given by several friends. Others noted include Mrs. LeFevre and family, and various travels and social visits in the area.
A fashion overview highlights slim lines with peplums and full skirts, introduces Alaska seal skin capes with pockets, and features military colors, epaulets, and gold belts. Bold tri color sport outfits return with gold jackets and red skirts, while blond furs and tailored capes complete the season's early collections.
Two Sunday school picnics are scheduled for Saturday and July 4. The Baptist Sunday school will hold a joint outing at Bull Moose Peace grounds near Cut ing with transportation from the church at 1 30 p m and a 3 30 p m dinner and sports program. Sunday school and Vacation Bible School students from several churches plan gatherings at Findley Lake and Beaverdam with rides from the church at 8 o clock.
Mrs Walter McElroy entertained the five hundred club at her North Center street home with three card tables and prizes for Mrs John Sheehan Mrs Actin Pitts Mrs William Johnson and Mrs Dorr Clark. Special prize went to Mrs Edward Jerome. Dessert lunch followed as guests included Mrs Walter Purdy Mrs Marie Dickson Mrs Marshall Hughes Mrs A V Cochran Mrs Paul Blaha and Mrs Merle Kolstec. Next week the club will meet at Mrs Clark on East Main street.
About thirty members attended the regular meeting held yesterday afternoon in LOOP hall. Plans were discussed for two picnics to be held in July and other business was transacted. Supper was served by the committee Mrs Walter McElroy Mrs Weley Seamens Mrs Alma Brick. Son and Mrs Arthur McCray attended.
Distress of getting up nights and risk of illness prompted by kidney strain leads to Thompson's Borsoma Tablets. They promise to flush kidneys, strengthen bladder and aid stomach liver and bowels. Available at drug stores, 60 cents. January 19.
Twenty two Kiwanis members attended the season closing meeting at Hotel Corry. Sndetuth Myrt of New York City was guest speaker and urged Americans to embrace their responsibilities amid postwar diversity, outlining duties for the era.
Union City pastor Eric Grrl for oc cACIORY announces the marriage of Miss Nevil M. Persons of Byte to Russell T. R. Kauffman recently named pastor of Union City Tabernacle. The bride-elect is a graduate of Academy High School Erie and Nyack Missionary Training. Kauffman is a Scranton High School and Nyack Institute alumnus and former assistant vicar at Central Gospel Tabernacle Philadelphia.
Miss Gene Parsons of East Congrest will appear in a Junior recital at Warren Conservatory of Music on Saturday evening June 28. Assisting are Miss Margaret C. Dryas and Edith Maines Kuester. The program features works by Bach Chopin Debussy MacDowell Brahms and more with additional songs and Irish melodies.
A jumbled radio grid lists NBC and CBS programs with times and hosts including Kate Smith, Hall of Fame figures, and political spots. Entries mention Lincoln High drama, track events, and racing at Delaware and Arlington Parks, plus military and civic segments. The schedule blends music, news, and entertainment across networks and stations.
The United Brethren Ladies Aid Society met at Mrs. Joe Anderson’s home in Johnson Street yesterday with about thirty members and friends. After a devotional led by Mrs. Henry Halfast, president Mrs. Harley Banka conducted the business session. They voted to move the meeting day to Wednesday, planned a picnic at Medd Park, and pledged funds to the Camp Findley heating project.
Mrs Harold Scholten entertained at her East Min Street home last evening honoring her sister Mrs Len Howlett. Cards were enjoyed and prizes not awarded. About thirty guests were served supper and the guest of honor received several gifts from attendees.
Davis returned today from a Scouters meeting in Williamsport and Lbs budding. George Siinnis, a group executive, spoke as Parsons of Ge end as Sislans. Twenty attended and several boys were enrolled. Final organization meeting set for July 10.
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