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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1943
Page
5
Thirty members and friends of the Doreas class of the Methodist March met last evening at the home of Mrs. Lester Lopus on East Tederick street. The group presented Mrs. Roger Brown with a farewell gift. Mrs. Lopus was assisted by Mrs. R. S. Dewey, Miss Harriet Myers and Mrs. George Andrus in serving refreshments.
Lucille Steiner daughter of Mr and Mrs Ellsworth Fuller of Brit and Leslie C Parrish Jr Coast Guard second class seaman son of Mr and Mrs Leslie Parrish Sr of Union City were married Thursday March 11 at the groom's parents home with Clintot Bollard officiating Norbert Diabone and Carita Retter of Erie attended. The couple then left for Brownsville Texas where Lewman Parrish serves in the Coast Guard.
St Thomas parish held a largely attended St Patrick's Day bingo benefit in the parochial school hall. About 350 people joined the program, with Irish numbers by the St Edward's student chorus and soloists, proceeds aiding the church indebtedness fund.
Mary and Martha Sunday school class elects officers for the ensuing year. Woe elected president with Perry Nichols as Vice President, Helen Spencer Secretary, Arthur Cochran Assistant Secretary, Glenn Middleton Treasurer. Ralph Vanderhoff to chair the program committee aided by Jean MacInnes and Marion Rumbaugh. Meeting held at East Frederick home of J Haratd Petterson. visiting committee report and honor roll updates considered. Entertainment by Mrs Morris and Mrs Colby with contests won by Miss Mary Anderson and Mrs Fern Duke.
Miss Gordon Gartian spoke at the Washington PTA meeting assisted by two junior high girls and gave a home economics demonstration on packing inch haxes and contents for USH t mejls. The meeting opened with singing and devotions led by Myx Wave Perkins. Mrs C W Colum presided as business session committees were appointed to plan an annual fair. Rupitter earned the banner for best parent and friend attendance as the refreshment committee, Howard Blakeslee, Mrs William Dunels, Mrs Roy Merritt and Mrs Pronk Guriel, provided refreshments.
Mrs R G Walling hosted the Emmanuel Episcopal Church guild meeting at her home in North Denver yesterday afternoon. Members assisted with Red Cross sewing and later gathered for a surgical dressing session at the church building, followed by an evening social.
Mrs Frank Van Tassel entertained a small club with a jest filled evening. Guests arrived in costumes and wore smiles as guests mingled over a two course June dinner, enjoying light conversation and playful pranks.
Ann Paut of Emily View Street hosted a party honoring her son Tommy Foote on his fourth birthday. Guests enjoyed games and were served refreshments. The color scheme featured tan and white, and many guests received favors.
Charle s Simpson of Columbus a longtime resident who died at North Basti will have services Saturday at Columbus church conducted by Rev John Waite. Interment in David Curtis cemetery Columbus. He was active in Masons and related orders including Columbus Lodge 265 P M A M and Columbus Royal Arch Chapter 200. Survived by wife Rose and niece Mrs Oliver Tagledew and nephew Pyl George Simpson. Body lies at Bracken Keating towers parlors for visitation.
Radio listings show NBC programs and syndicated features from Henry Aldrich to Abbot and Costello. A crash near Clovis, New Mexico, kills five aboard an Alsys bomber with details indicating a routine patrol and public response. local authorities identify the deceased including Marty Brice and Clover Liutan among others.
The S. A. Home League held a holiday party with the Tovelt Bearers Club as guests. The Sham party featured games and a St Patrick’s Day theme with songs. Mrs. Jekme Willis and Mrs. Dakin Morrison led the organizing committee.
The Des Moines Register and Tribune urges athletes to donate pheasants and other game as patriotic support for hospitals, suggesting that serving after a hunt could be a meaningful pleasure during wartime.
Former Sparta resident Kelley dies at his daughter’s home in Grand Valley after a lengthy illness. He owned property in Spartansburg and moved to Grand Valley in 1801. Surviving family includes a daughter, three sons, four grandchildren, a brother and three sisters. Funeral and burial details listed.
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