Home at Mast But All Slob Affect 10 Others
A fragment notes a home at a mast area with ten others impacted. Names, dates, or places are unreadable, but the item suggests a disturbance or condition affecting nearby residents.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1944
Page
5
A fragment notes a home at a mast area with ten others impacted. Names, dates, or places are unreadable, but the item suggests a disturbance or condition affecting nearby residents.
District No 7 of the Pennsylvania State Nurses Association will meet on Saturday March 5 at the Ham Hospital Erie. The afternoon guest speaker is Mary S Lucas. A board of directors meeting is at 1 pm followed by a noon luncheon. Sectional meetings start at 1 o clock if convened.
The Girls of Scout Troop No 29 met last evening for their regular weekly meeting at the Presbyterian church. The early part featured games and contests with Carol Mac Cochran's relay team winning. Later patrols gathered with fair attendance, Harriet Markett's patrol making pot holders for their weaving badge.
A St Edward's Hill St Patrick's Day bingo party sponsored by St Thomas church and a parish committee raised about 500 for the teat fund. Twenty five dollar games ran all evening with several winners including Mrs Mason and Mrs Burkhart. A special game benefited the Soldiers and Sailors Smokes fund netted 26 dollars.
Wedding of Miss Havel Rehnborg and Leon LeRoy Bertram to be held at St Pauls Lutheran Church at 4 30 this afternoon Rev C G Hildebrand to officiate guests will be received in church vestibule and a dinner for 35 to follow at Pittsfield Inn Bride wear white satin gown with train and Juliet cap bouquets feature white roses Attendants include Mrs Edmund Bory matron of honor and Doris Rehnborg junior bridesmaid. best man Walter Bertram. ushers Rev Geoil Akam and Robert Brockman Post wedding, couple to reside in Hopewell Virginia headed to New York City for honeymoon then home to 336 Oakland Avenue Hopewell VA.
Mrs Alan Dimmick entertained sixteen little friends yesterday afternoon at her East Street home honoring her son Alan Jr who celebrated his first birthday. Guests included Mrs Mountain Denis Mrs Mitchell Billy Dale Mrs Dovey Rita May Ellen Mrs Cassett Kay Ann Mrs Thompson Jack Jimmy Mrs Earle Nancy Jimmy Mrs Williams Cynthia Charles Mrs Rockefeller Duane Denny Linda.
Corry teachers gathered Thursday afternoon at the Senior High school for talks on ten teaching phases and community relations. Speakers included E. Anderson Lodge Graft Rickers Titus Stimp Jourdet Gordon and Edwards. A discussion followed with a brief Cory Teachers Association meeting. President Pomeroy announced plans for a Red Cross donation from members and treasury.
Senior High students and guests enjoyed a Spinster Hop hosted by Room 3 at the Junior High gym from 8 to 11:80 pm with Glenn Middleton and his Soloyes providing music. Miss Janice Anderson won the door prize. Virginia Reel and Grime March were danced. refreshments were served. chaperones included Mrs Mary McMahon, Mrs Kenneth Schoonayer, Mrs George Gordon, Miss Rush Bennatt, Willow Mathias, and George Hetra.
Mr and Mrs Whitehead entertained fifteen couples last evening at their residence on East Pleasant Street. Guests arrived in playful costumes to fit a school daze theme. Entertainment included humorous skits and carved themes aligning with the party concept.
Olin Capwell son of Mr and Mrs Gapwell East Washington observed his sixth birthday with family and friends Friday afternoon at home. The party included games and birthday refreshments with St Patrick’s Day themed decorations and gifts for the guest of honor.
A dinner party at the Root home announced the engagement of Miss Root of Union City to Cpl. Richard Carlson of Union City. The couple’s news was revealed with napkin cards. nine guests attended at the Wright street residence. Miss Root, Union City High School graduate, attends Baldwin Wallace College Berea Ohio. Carlson, also a Union City High School graduate, was employed by the Evie Railroad before enlisting and is stationed in Ireland.
A journalist prescribes simple elegant luncheons for women's clubs, arguing against elaborate spreads. Includes a cottage recipe for Cream of Chicken Soup with lamb or veal accents, and Casbah dressing, urging restraint, balance, and easy service.
Harding PTA organized a community party at Harding School in honor of Mrs John Lloyd whose home burned last Sunday. A cash donation and added gifts from merchants and neighbors supported the fund. Committees handled entertainment refreshments solicitations and gifts while the Loyd family expressed gratitude and broad appreciation for the event.
Mrs Edward Felt and Mrs Arthur Scheppner hosted Sub-Dek Club and new guests at the Feldt home last evening honoring Joan Felt and Joan Scheppner on their fifteenth and fourteenth birthdays. Twenty-two youths joined games and contests with several awards and gifts given.
Mrs Andrew Hansen was feted at a St Patrick's Day themed party on North Center Street Ker nme. Prize winners included Mrs Leste Cummings Mrs William Moir and Mrs Loren Thomas. Door prize went to Miva Misan and co hostsesses were Mrs Mary Margaret Williams and Mrs Deli Mason.
Introducing a son born yesterday afternoon at Cotry hospital to Mr and Mrs Albertus Gravinit of Olymer. The family celebrates this new arrival with joy as relatives announce the birth.
Mrs Lawrence Watrous was guest of honor at a post bridal party held at the Damcott home on South Genter street Glymter. Contests and cards completed an evening of gifts and awards for Mrs Watrous Mrs Orle Watrous and Mrs Orval Damcott with a green and white decorated table and a wedding bell centerpiece.
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