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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1942

Page

5

Franklin Choirs to Sing in Joint Programs March 13

A joint concert at St John s Episcopal church features the Franklin church choir with Corry s youth choir under Armour Hillstrom and Edward Jolie. They will sing together for the first time March 2 and repeat in Corry on March 20 with St Paul s church choir in attendance. Reverend Edward Wagner leads Cory church.

y-Franklin Ranklin St. John’s Episcopal Church Corry Itfy Armour Hillstrom St. Paul's Evangelical Church Gerry St. John’s Edward H. Jolie Franklin Church Allegheny College Allegheny Singers St. John's Church W. Robert Webb

Recent Bride Complimented at Party Hosted by Sister

Mrs Ralph Fisk was complimented as a second bride at a party hosted by her sister Mrs Glen Stearns. Games determined award winners with Mrs KS Durham taking the guest prize and Mrs Lester Lapis earning the guest prize. Attendees included numerous named ladies and Miss Agnes Lynch. Refreshments were served as gifts flowed to the honoree.

Ralph Fisk Glen Stearns KS. Durham Lester Lapis J. D. Watson Stephen Brooks Lawrence Davison Ruth Dahlsled Ed Rosch Merle Capwell Mildred Denton Fluutel Shuss H LB Lees Heard Kinley Joly Bolen Ruth Soper Prank Schrader Harvey Loveline Agnes Lynch George Weber Carl Stump Pisk

Raymond Plant Workers Attend Warren Society Dinner

Raymond Manufacturing Company representatives from this city joined Warren for a Western Pennsylvania Chapter of the American Society of Merits meeting. Principal speaker HP Rasshach of Midvale Company, Philadelphia, discussed electric prudence meeting. Local attendees Kult Chase, Fred Hult, Fred Taylor, Perry Parker, and Robert Catlin attended. next meeting planned for April.

Raymond Warren Raymond Manufaturing Company Western Pennsylvania American Society of Merits HP. Rasshach Midvale Company Philadelphia Eleckie Purnqce Kult Chase Fred Hult Fred Taylor Perry Parker Robert Catlin

Kiwanis Club to Aid All War Agencies

Kiwanis Club continued its forum at the Ritz Restaurant with Howard Scwen as chairman and Richard Rossbacher and Walter Scott as speakers. It plans to assist every agency aiding the war effort. A Gray Stina, formerly of Kent Ohio, was admitted as a member. Twenty five members and one guest, Ralph Enster Jr., attended.

K Naysung Laup Howard Scwen Richard Rossbacher Walter Scott Corry Soid A. Gray Stina Kent Ohio Ralph Enster, Jr the Ritz

Miss Genevieve Berarde Feted By Friends

Miss Genevieve Berarde was honored by friends at a shower hosted by Louis Virassa and daughter Jane. The event celebrated her forthcoming marriage to Thomas Y. Varassa in early April with many guests from Histly, Warren, and surrounding areas attending.

Genevieve Berarde Louis Virassa Jane Berarde Thomas Y. Varassa Duke Varassa Rost Berarde Nellie Falcone Margaret Falcons Mary Ficelrilla Ann Bailey Mary Varassi Mildred Perry Falcone Joseph Varaten al Marty Histly Sarah DeFurco Margaret Lucia Frances Bonavita Warren Pr. Asalad Hessert

Hostess Mrs Andrew Hansen Hosts West Wayne Party

Mrs Andrew Hansen entertained at her West Wayne street home honoring Mrs Paul Labowski. Guests included Mrs Dim De Coux Mrs Thelston Mason and Mrs Claude Frallele. A card party feature awarded Miss Hlayde Lageland with gifts for the honoree.

Andrew Hansen West Wayne Street Paul Labowski Hlayde Lageland Dim de Coux Thelston Mason Claude Frallele Labowsit

Local residents plan dances and visits amid travel notes

Misses Margaret King Nina Gilbertor Helen Beckwith and Delores Bub depart for a Carnegie Tech fraternity dance in Pittsburgh with Delores Bub hosting. Others head to Warren Erie Grand Valley Edinboro and New York City for visits funerals and shows while soldiers and families move between Camp Lee Victoria Field and home towns.

Margaret Jane King Nina Jane Gilbertor Helen Beckwith Delores Bub Pittsburgh Carnegie Tech Miss Bub Robert Bub B. T. King Warren Miss Haxel Retiner Amorrow Pittsiuiren Goveiia Rehr Helmork D. Fitet Inez Uuidi Gily Reed Firth Camp Lee Fitch Union City Alongo D. Pitch Ralph Fish Glenn Stearns New York City Pennsylvania Jean Amalu Erie Towarsans Pvt Robert Street Roy Street Victoria Field Tescas Kenneth Morris Wiliam Houghton Alted Aikens Grand Valley Kenneth Chappel Robert Reagle Robert Hower Fenele Robert Shoemaker Gordranton Zanet Gorden George Gordon East Churely Street Edinboro State Teaehers’ College Gordon Edinboro William Peiffer East Stedlehdle Street Salamanca Clifford Lawevil Eriefore Lyle Loveland Virginia Coury Lpoelemd Wiis Blesmor Tuttle Ayilon Pimes-Riter Heerlein James Lewis Hamilton James Piller Lottaville Margaret Rounds Alfred Cone Walter McCleland Cor—fy Arthur Fairchield Cleveland

Metro Opera Singer to Be Heard at Warren

Warren concert fans await Frederick Jagel marching into the Warren schedule on March 19 as the final act of the season. Jagel, in his 16th Met year, divides time between the Metropolitan Opera and heavy concert tours. He recently received the Annual Senate Award from over 3,000 Northeast High School students for his “splendid contribution to the war rural life in America.”

Metro Opera Warren Warren Mar Warren Concert Association Frederick Jagel Curtis Sting Sidney Poster Dagel Metropolitan Opera Association Met Senate Northeast High School Philadelphia Will Rural Dife America

Miss Helen Lodge Honored On Birthday Celebration

Miss Helen Lodge was honored on her birthday at Ut Conchord School. Students from multiple rooms prepared a surprise party with decorated tables, candles, and baked goods. Names of attendees include Nery Lille, Joan Houshtling, Jes) Splesman, Andrywickies, Miss Ate deri, and several committee members.

Ut Conchord School Sjarty Helen Ludge PTA Iy Nery

Public Invited to U. 5 Spring Meeting 72

Public invited to U 5 Spring Meeting 72 at North Center Street on this evening. Dr B Hovermule of Dayton Ohio will be the speaker, addressing general beliefs. Dinner at 6 o'clock for official board members and pastors of the Youpesville district.

Apri Lawerence The United Brethren In Christ North Center Street Hovermule Dayton Ohio Fees Church Youpesville

Former Union City Girl Is Married

A Union City woman Miss Maryloulee Suvex, now residing in that city, married Dr Thomas H. Granger of Philadelphia. The ceremony took place December 2, with the couple connected to General Hospital School of Nursing and Presbyterian Hospital Philadelphia.

Union City Linton City Maryloulee Suvex Thomas H. Granger Piaiadelphi General Hospital School Presbyterian Hospital Phyliadelphi Granger

Corey Couple Married At Asbury Church

Corey Couple wed at Asbury Church in Waterword on Friday afternoon in the presence of family and friends. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Wynsouge Thornton, pastor.

Corey Asbury Church Waterword Thuel Gay Essie M. McGray ROP. D. 1 Corry Asbury Wynsouge Thornton

A T Club Meeting and Dinner at Bose Lon House

Members of the A T Club gathered at the Bose Lon House last evening enjoying a dinner and a program led by Mrs. Frank Goring of 22 Fast Church Street. The evening centered on social items and humor with local notes about wartime production and soap supply.

T. A. T. Club Chih Boselon House Frank Goring Fast Church Street

Officers Elected By U B Missionary Society

Officers for the coming year were elected at the recitar monthly meeting of the Ladies Missionary Ass'n of the United Brethren church Thursday afternoon. President Mrs Ray Harris, Vice President Mrs Yi Campbell, Secretary Mrs Hugh Mosher, Treasurer Mes Barlos Smith, Secretary of Diete Mrs Willis Pricuy, Secretary of Lpelmefiirg Mrs Charles Pativradt, Secretary of Twkkealferirg Mrs Charles Bugher, Cudlesturs Mrs Ray Heagl and Mrs Hoeold Fish, Delegates to Avan cs are Mrs Hugh Moshet and Mrs Hoss Flem Ing, Mrs Barton Smith Jr, Comeduered an Evangel-Quiz, and Mrs Marshall Shiewood led discussion. Refreshments by committee.

U. B. Missionary Society Recitar Ladies Missionary Ass'n Lmited Brethren Church Ray Harris 1Yi Campbell Seetmifine Huwh Mosher Mes Barlos Suith N Lp Willis Pricuy Seerulars

Miss Betty Long Hosts Sunday School Class Party

Miss Betty Long, daughter of Mr and Mrs Merle Gong, entertained her Sunday School class at home on Bust Wayne on Cynthia Mae Scull's fifteenth birthday. Class members included Mary Jane Rouelle Helen Grace Cypne Bub Lindsley Beverly Garnicke Betty Baker Myriane Cypwell and Cynthia Long. They gave gifts and celebrated with cake and crackers.

Betty Long S. S Merle Gong Bust Wayne Cynthia Mae Scull Carls Mary Jane Rouelle Helen Grace Cypne Bub Lindsley Beverly Garnicke Betty Baker Myrianie Cypwell Cynthia Long Gynthia Mae

Rebekah Helping Hand Club Meets for Quilt Acknowledgment

Thirty five members gathered Thursday afternoon in the local hall to piece a quilt after a brief business session. Harvey Loveland won an award as the ladies served supper, with Mrs C J Aner Mia Eva Miller and Mrs Will Dyckes among the hosts.

Rebekah Helping Hand Club Rebekah Helping Hand F. Hall Harvey Loveland Hossesses C. J, Aner Mia Eva Miller Will Dyckes

Mrs Morrow Hosts Local Bridge Club Evening

Mrs E L Morrow entertained her bridge club at North Center street last evening with a pleasant session. Mrs Ray Anderson and Mrs CW Jones won awards while a di helous salad lunch was served. Next Thursday evening Mrs H J Davis will host the group.

E. L. Morrow BL. Morrow North Center Street Bride Ray Anderson CW. Junes Morrow H. J. Davis

Miller Couple Welcome Daughter Cory R D 5

A daughter was born this morning to Mr and Mrs Cawrence Miller of Cory R D 5 at Cory hospital Mrs Miller formerly Miss Misa Anne Huala doubtet A son born to Mr and Mrs Howard Unser of Spartansburg at Cory hospital this morning Mrs Munsee was formerly Miss Viola Priston

Bor Cawrence Miller Cory R. D Corry Hospital Hugh Damon Chaner, Ny Howard Unser Spartansbure Cory Hospital Munsee Viola Priston

Quilting group meets at Bals home on St Patrick's Day eve

WRC members gathered yesterday at the home of Mrs Ellen Bals 66 Raymond Avenue to sew quilts. Twelve members attended with a luncheon served. tables were decorated in St Patrick's Day style. The next meeting is set for Masoule Temple on Thursday March 18.

WRC Ellen Bals RC. Mest Masoule Temple Jareh

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