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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1940
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a club and a venting event with uncertain details. No clear names, dates, places, or outcomes available to specify. Further readable context needed to produce a factual summary.
Fragmentary text shows Ayers and tax details discussed in a local notice. No clear date or place is readable. Entities include Ayers and tax topic. Further specifics are unavailable from the legible fragments.
A di rected by Mrs. S. Dewey the Presbyterian church choir presents a Sunday afternoon program at 4 30 o clock with choir anthems vocal solos instrumental and vocal trios harp piano and organ numbers guest artists Willis Price violin Dr Harry Rhodes cello Mrs J Tobias organist Mrs Grace Whittier harpist and visitors from Titusville Harry and William Willis to perform.
The ceremony took place Saturday afternoon at Trinity Episcopal Church in Little Rock Arkansas with family and friends present. Miss Mary Lane is the daughter of Mrs James L Lane of Little Rock and Lt Edwin Chickering is the son of Mr and Mrs James H Chickering of Oil City. Attending were Miss Lin Ann Mathews of Little Rock and Kenton Chickering of Dallas Texas. The groom's father is well known in Corry and the elder Mr Chickering is prominent in the Line Officers Association.
Society notes list Mr and Mrs W. 8 Gibson guests at Erie home of W. H. Blers. Guests include W W Waterhouse Percy Corbin Charles Stormers and Garrett Wiggers from Buffalo for services. G B Kamas of Zealand Michigan visiting C Barns in Nacth Center street. Numerous local residents travel to Buffalo Warren Meadville and Niagara Falls for family visits hospital events and weekend stays with relatives and friends.
The Northwest District Roundup of the Elks drew about a hundred candidates and seven hundred Elks from districts across the state to Erie on Saturday night. Grand Exalted Ruler Warney urged an active Americanization drive and called for unity against Russia Germany and Japan. The event included a banquet at the Lawrence Hotel and meals for candidates at St Paul Evangelical church, with performances by the Elks orchestra of Franklin and Meadville Glee Club. James Buttender of Franklin spoke as State Bks President along with other leaders.
Raymond Moley author of After Seven Years will headline Jamestown Civic Forum tomorrow evening at Jamestown High School. Moley, early New Deal brain trust member, will address Can We Stay Out of War as the discussion topic.
Mrs Carrie Payne of North Gen tee street was surprised by friends at a birthday party Saturday at her home. An enjoyable afternoon with refreshments followed, and she received cards gifts and flowers from guests including Mrs L R Tiffany Mrs J H Heerlein Mrs Waller Auer Mrs George Akat Mrs FP L Haight.
The O F Card Tourney, third in a winter Lied series sponsored by the Sini Fellows lodges of Union City Wattsburg North East, will be held here Wednesday after the royal lodge meeting. Cory faces Union City while North East meets Wattsburg. A supper will be served by the Derry lodge. All members are asked to attend at 7:30 p.m. to welcome visiting lodges.
Eight members of the Corry Business and Professional Women's club will join the annual birthday dinner of the Youngsville BPW club at Pittsfield Tip tonight. The program follows dinner at 6 30 with guests from Cony including Agnes Lynch Dillian Munray Inex Fitch Mildred Denton Wilmi Rich Pred ek Beall Harriet Myers and Alice Kelly.
Mrs and Mrs James Gravink and daughters and Mr and Mrs Gilbert Ton with daughters of Glymer were Sunday visitors in the city. Dr Luther A Hart of Philadelphia was a business visitor in the city this afternoon. Miss Mary Ressler of Harrishing was a weekend visitor returning to work last evening.
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