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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1942
Page
5
Mr and Mrs Carl H Martin were honored at their Tryin home ahead of their April 1 move to Corry An evening of games followed by a buffet lunch featured guests from Irving Star触?orick Youngsville and Tidioule enjoying fare vil gifts.
Mrs William Dahl hosted a birthday party in Fair Haven Wednesday honoring Miss Eva Webber and Miss Betty Jane Dahlstrand. Prizes for a five hundred sweep went to Mrs Charles Skinner and Mrs Fred Miller. Guests included Mrs Paul Fox Miss Helen Berry and Miss Harriett Colestove. The group presented the honored girls with remembrances.
Corry residents plan a church dinner next Sunday at St Teresa's Church Union City basement. Serving starts 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. The chicken dinner with usual trimmings aims to raise funds for the church.
Barbara Rosas daughter of J Harvey Rosas and Victor B Lundberg Jr son of Victor B Lundberg married at the bride’s home in Meadville on Saturday afternoon March 21 at 4 oclock. Rev A G Nelson officiated. The bride wore blue fusion over satin and blue accessories. Attended by matron of honor Mrs George Runnels and best man George Runnels, with several attendants and guests from Cleveland and surrounding towns. After the ceremony a buffet lunch was served. The couple will reside at 574 Park Avenue Meadville after March 25. Continuous coverage of local society notes also mentions residents and travels amid Meadville community.
The Corry Townsend Club held its regular meeting last evening announcing April events including a rummage sale penny supper and a dance with members renewing memberships as new cries join. The Bulletin notes widespread constitutional amendment petitions and a March 29 mass meeting planned in Girard to reveal leadership for the 29th district congressional race.
Mrs. E. W. Feldt of 32 West Smith street entertained her Bridge club last evening with no guests present. A dessert course was served. The club will meet in two weeks with Mrs. J. H. Heerlen.
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Miss Gravink, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Clus Gravink, married Barry Wilson son of Mr and Mrs Louis Wilson. Ceremony officiated by Rev JG Serman at French 1 Cros Church Saturday evening. Attendants included sister Mrs Claude Smith and Albertus Gravink. Reception served after. The couple resides in Buffalo New York where the groom works in a release plant.
Sandra Lee Cochran celebrated her third birthday at home with mother Mrs A V Cochran hosting on Gast Frederick street. Games, animal stinkers, balloons, ice cream and cake were enjoyed. Guests included Rae Mupkinhaupl, Roger Sheehan, Judy Jerome, Dickis Pitts, Janie Kay Nichols, Nanny Rawartis, Joel Halles, Bobbie Boifert, Beverly Boifert, Peeny Fox, Connie Kowalsti, Shirley Zalenec, Jackie Cou Deivin, Carlson Purdey, Robert McIvoy, and Dimense Water. Miss Phyllis Thyrim attended from Spirtunsung. gifts were received from friends.
Mr and Mrs D J Chapman hosted a dinner party at the Ritz Restaurant for Woolworth state employees last evening. Attendees included Mrs J C Aymong Mrs Durham Mrs Pilek Mrs John Freegourne Jr Mrs A J Dempsey and several Misses Adele McCray Georle Doane Julia Kudlick Elva Own Dane Pierre and Robert Murch.
The Busy Playmates met with Patty Fields on Wednesday March 25. Three new members joined the club. After the business meeting a short program was enjoyed and the group sewed for the Red Cross. The next meeting is scheduled in two weeks.
Lusland of INE and the uCBA sponsor a community event at St Edward's on April. tickets cost seventy five cents and a twenty five dollar door prize will be awarded. Committee reports final planning under Mime James Maloney and eight ladies including Mrs Blick and Mrs Swan.
Victory Circle met at Mrs Sorenson's Seventh Street home yesterday afternoon. Indies have completed eighty four garments for the Red Grass since January 28. The Corry chapter work continued and the circle listed names of members present. Meetings will resume April 1 with Mrs Sorenson.
The Ladies Missionary Society of St Pauls Lutheran church met yesterday afternoon with Mrs Raymond C Anderson serving as chair and Mrs Carl Gustafson presiding in the absence of Mrs R Burr. They planned a towel shower for the Bethesda Home in Meadville next month and named hostesses for the next gathering on April 22.
A daughter was born last evening at Corry hospital to Mr. and Mrs Carl Norder of 219 Ghemiltig street Corning N It marks the arrival of anew family member and adds to the local community.
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