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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1942

Page

5

Erie County Girl Reserve Plans March 19 All Day Event

Erie County Girl Reserve and Ti Hi clubs plan an all day program on Thursday March 19 with thirty six members in the county government activity. The day includes grand jury service with twenty four boys and girls and a morning assembly at nine thirty. An evening rally will feature reports from boy and girl officers and a county official as advisor. Several local schools from Erie and Crawford counties participate.

Erie County Clits Yard Sus County Obercutosis Cour Room Grand Jury Helen M. Schiursé Ute Group Helen Risinger YW. G. A Reneau YM. C. A Max Durone Erie Y. MC. A Union City North East Girard Fairview McKean Corry Arbor Curl Mill Creek East High Academy Vincent High Crawford County Cambridge Springs Rockdale

Janice Kay Nichols Feted on Birthday

Janice Kay Nichols daughter of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Nichols 23 East Columbus avenue was honored on her birthday yesterday afternoon as a party given by her mother The table was decorated in pink and blue with a centerpiece of roses and the guests were served cake ice cream and chocolate milk among attendees were Indy Ann Meerdink Patty Low Mutrolink Beverly Borstorff Robert Borstorff Janeh Rae Muckinhsuon Roger Sheenan Robert Ohrn Carleton Purdey Sandra Lee Cochran didy Jerome Roberta McElroy Raymond Wiggers Connie Kowalski Richard Pitts Nancy Parker and their mothers plus Patty Ann Davidson Dorothy Van derhoof and Mrs Russell Bear

Whis Damice Kay Nucnols Kenneth Nichols East Columbus Avenue Indy Ann Meerdink Patty Low Mutrolink Beverly Borstorff Robert Borstorff Janeh Rae Muckinhsuon Roger Sheenan Robert Ohrn Carleton Purdey Sandra ‘Lee Cochran Didy Jerome Roberta McElroy Raymond Wiggers Connie Kowalski Richard Pitts Nancy Parker Patty Ann Davidson Dorothy Vanderhoof Russell Bear Miss Nicnols

Election of Presbyterian Sunday School Officers

Officers and teachers gathered for a Sunday School supper at the church then held a business session electing the coming year’s leaders. New superintendent is Mervill Patterson with Avi Cochran as assistant and J. W. Rickers as secretary.

Presbyterian S Presbyterian Sunday School J. W. Rickers F. J. Kinley G. £. Boyd Doulas Roselle Merrill Patterson Mervill Patterson Avi Cochran A. B. Smith William Johuson J. W. Rickifs C. §. Wallace Offic HL. B. Smith J. H. Patterson Phillis Lindsley

Well Known Couple Married In Clymer

A local wedding took place at the Methodist parsonage in Clymer with Miss Gladys Triske as maid of honor and Lyle Thompson as best man. The couple Roy Root and Velma McCray, both natives of Corry, wed Wednesday afternoon. They will reside at 23 Park Place after a wedding dinner at Tartell’s and plan a West Virginia trip.

Pees Neue Aacurny Velmin McCray Concord Raymond Hoot Roy L. Root Marie Street Welock Mlethodiss Clymer I. V D. D. Samuel Gladys Twiskel Lyle ‘Thompson Columbus Gorey Aft Roy Root Fred Root Velma McCray Joseph McCry Tarteell’s. Lilys Root West Virginia Perk Place Corry High School Union City High School Arra Supply Go

Gride-Elect Honored At Party In Union City

A Union City social note records a St Patrick's Day party honoring a entering relation the engagement of Miss Margaret Mongera sister to Louis Hurlbert son of Mir. ang Mes Geoven Humbers. Attendees included Miss Malle Young Miss Mary Bol and Miss Ron Mongera with toasts and awards. The event highlights local social circles and upcoming nuptial links.

Ein Dyewute Yar Libs Margaret Mongera Y. Bo Weilig

Virginia McArthur Married at Winchester

Virginia McArthur wed Ray E Sperry in a March ceremony at Winchester Methodist parsonage with Rev M Swant officiating. The bride wore navy blue with accessories and both families attended. Sperry was employed at the Corry Jamestown Mfg. Co. and Rossbacher Insurance previously.

Virginia McArthur Mildred McArthur West Washington Street Ray E.dpersy Anna Sperry Spring Street Winchester Von M. Swant Mins Raber Proctor Dresed Anc Proctor Mearlinur Sperry Corry Hight School Corry- Jamestown Mig. Company Rossbacher Insurance Agency

Mrs Robert Wilson Hosts Friends at Molt Street Upgrade

Mrs Robert Wilson entertained her club last evening at her home on Molt street 2124 A handkerchief shower was given to member Dorota Mae Rick ets who recently accepted a position in Erie The club also presented Mrs John Connors with a gift Guests included Miss Ethel Beckwith Mrs Edmund Barr Mr John Street Mrs Leo Hutz and others sharing a salad and dessert lunch

Robert Wilson Molt Street Grep Dorota Mae Rickets Erie John Connors

Mrs Sheehan Hosts Card Club Evening at Ritz and Home

Mrs John Sheehan entertained her card club after dinner at the Ritz Mes tau cud last evening with a Five Hundred game. Prizes went to Mrs Dorr Clark Mrs Walter Mellroy and Mrs Marshall Hughes. Lunch was served. other guests included Mrs Walter Purdy who won the traveling prize and Mrs Edward Jerome Mrs William Johnson Mrs Glenn Dickson Mrs Arthur Pitts and Mrs Merle Kolstee.

Ritz Mestaucunl John Shivehan Spring Street Dorr Clark Walter Mellroy Marshall Hughes Walter Purdy Edward Jerome William Johnson Glenn Dickson Arthur Pitts Merle Kolstee

Circle Meetings Discuss Funds at Mrs Cook Home

Circle No 3 of WSCS and Circle No 8 of the W S C S met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Duane Cook at her East Pleasant Street home. More than twenty members attended as Mrs W By Stowe led several lessons and Mrs T W Whitehead conducted a business session. Mrs Cook with Mrs Gustave Dahl served refreshments as plans to raise funds were discussed.

WSCS Cook Methodist Church Duane ‘Cook East Pleasant Street W. By ‘Stowe T. W. Whitehead

Bingo Party Draws 200 at St Edward's Hall

A successful bingo night drew over two hundred attendees at St Edward's Hall last evening. The A league of the Women’s City Bowling Association sponsored the event with many prizes donated by local merchants.

St. Edward's Hall The Women's City Bowling Association

Mrs Roy Vogt Hosts Ladies Fellowship Event

A smooth Baptist hive met at the home of Mrs Roy Vogt on East Church Street Wednesday evening for a Ladies Fellowship. After devotion led by Miss Eva Kepler, the business meeting was conducted by president Mrs F D Pieffer. Plans were made to ship clothing to Hattie Tinneadols, a Corsy girl missionary in North Carolina. A Bible study, Partakers of Christ's Suffering and Glory, was presented by Mrs Ralph Carroll. Mrs Vogt and Miss Slice Harvey served a dessert course with St Patrick's Day themed appointments.

Roy Voet East Church Street Eva Kepler F. D. Pieffer Lang Hattie Tinneadols Corsy North Carolina Ralph Carroll Vogt Slice Harvey

Silver Wedding Anniversary Noted At West Chinch Street Dinner

Mrs Ray Diemer hosted a family dinner at her West Chinch Street home honoring her parents Mr and Mrs F McClos sy for their 25th wedding anniversary.

Ray Diemer West Chin'ch Street

Northwestern Pennsylvania school superintendents meet

A council of ten northwestern Pennsylvania school superintendents gathered at the Dokding Hotel Cory today for a luncheon. Sessions opened at 11 and will continue this afternoon with discussions on school affairs and administration attended by notable members from Bradford Warren Ridgway Oil City and others.

Dilfes Pennsylvani Dokding Wie Cory Afelock Ohn Linton Tituseilie Vaughn Delong Oil City Burl Russell Signiklin Warren P. Nortess Meadvillé Ralph S. Dewey Dorry

Annual Fish Dinner Completes Successful Guild Event

The Lillian Guild held its annual fish dinner in Perish Hall last evening with solid financial and social success. Mrs. S. D. Wilcox led as general chairman, aided by Mrs. Mildred Alfred as ticket chairman and Mrs. Harry Oswalt as kitchen chair. Frank Lockwood oversaw the dining room while the church youths aided in serving starting at 4 30. The Strachan Company of Buffalo, N Y served as caterers and the net proceeds will support church activities through the coming year.

Lillian Guild Perish Hall S. D. Wilcox Mildred Alfred A& Ticket Harry Oswalt Frank Lockwood Strachan Company of Buffalo N. V

Chevrolet Meeting Here Last Evening

The Chevrolet Party and Accessories Council met at the Hove Corry last evening led by A. B. Monroe, district Manager from Buffalo. Attending were salesmen from Erie, Meadville, Titusville, Warren, Youngsville, North East, and more.

Chevrolet Chevrolet Party and Accessories Council Hove Corry A. 8 Monroe Buffalo Bie Meadville

Linders Celebrate Tenth Wedding Anniversary at Home

Deputy Sheriff Linder and Mrs Linder quietly observed their tenth wedding anniversary at 103 Monroe Street Waven on Wednesday. Linder is a well known figure in this city and well wishes were extended to the couple.

Linders Sherif L. Linder Tneir Monroe Street Waven Sherif Linder

Busy Playmates Meet at Home of Patty Field

The Busy Playmates group met yesterday afternoon at Patty Field s home for their regular gathering. They sang, played games, and shared a lunch. The group plans to meet again in two weeks.

Patty Field

Lutheran Ladies Aid Meeting Reports and Plans

The Dutheram Ladies Aid met at the church with president Mrs. ML Hunt presiding. Reports on the Boy Scout supper and bake sale were given. the group realized a sum for the society and voted to furnish drapes for the parish house and have church and Sunday school roll cleaned for Palm Sunday. A metal sponge sale will be led by Mrs. A. Lynn. Lunch will be served to the confirmands at Easter reunion services. The April session will be hosted by Mrs. D. A. Hillstrom, Mrs. Carl Gustafson, and Mrs. William Dunlap. the work committee includes Mrs. Albert Lynn Miz. Charles Anderson and Mrs. Edward Rhinehart.

Lutheran Ladies Aid Dutheram ML 6 Hunt Burr A. BE. Lynn Yohe F. Reifstanl B. L. W Ner Ernest Bachomner A. A. Merker

Tri-County Council Meeting Held at Titusville YMCA

Four members of the local American Legion auxiliary attended the Tri-County Council meeting in Titusville at the YMCA. Present were Mrs. Harry Murray, Mrs. Victor Orn, Mrs. Clifford Pangborn and Mrs. A. J. Carlburg with guests Mrs. Harrisom Smith from Philadelphia and state auxiliary official Mrs. Brice Dentistin. Erie county director and Beaver county staff joined in the program of devotion, group singing, and a radio music contest.

Tri-County Council Titusville Auxiliary of the American Legion Ttusvile YMCA Hary Murray Victor Orn Clifford Pangborn A. J. Carlburg Herrisom Smith Philadelphia Auxiliary Brice Dentistin Greanvilie Colin Donaldson Erie Frank Brennan Beaver

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