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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1948
Page
5
In a fragmented report, a publican named Metinley is linked to an odd query about a singing bird, a cavy wind, and a mix of beverages. The readable text hints at an unclear connection to alcohol names and possible Asia references, leaving the core fact uncertain.
A Babson address extols the American Way of Life as liberty under law and practical justice born of experience. It contrasts freedom with restriction, notes socialist and communist failures abroad, and urges open minded pursuit of justice for all groups while warning against minority suppression by Communism.
Many households from Funk to Columbus street prepare trips and visits. Mr and Mrs Joseph McKwaaid and Mr and Mrs Walter Lucy head to Hollywood. Others travel to Hershey for eight weeks, to Rochester to see relatives, and to Penn Yun and the Thousand Islands for a vacation. Several prepare hospital and school visits, while some attend club meetings and business trips.
Nuptial High Mass at St Elizabeths Church united Miss Lucy Elizabeth Sventek daughter of Mrs Mary Sventek and Frank Kubich son of Alves Kubich of Union City at St Elizabeths Church. Ceremonial details include lavender and candlelit altar, Miss Theresa Bogniak singing, and a reception for about 300 guests at St Elizabeths Hall. The couple planned a honeymoon to Niagara Falls and Buffalo, with the bride wearing ice blue satin and a pearl tiara.
The Catholic Daughters of America Mother and Daughter Communion Breakfast is set for Sunday. Mothers and daughters will meet at St Edward's School at 8 AM and attend 9:15 AM mass at St Thomas Church. They will then go to Hotel Corry for breakfast around 9:15 AM. Grand regent Mrs O T Auer son and Mrs Lea Rhynard lead the event. May 1 marks the annual national Mother's Day observance.
Members of the Berean Society of the First Baptist Church met Friday evening for a social gathering. Hosts Mrs. John Zepka and Mrs. William Hoying were assisted by Mrs. Loria Packs and Miss Gladys Bogart. Refreshments included hot dogs, pickles, potato chips and coffee. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Boythe are slated to host on May 28.
Miss Dorothy Edna Nollinger and Archie A Wetmore wed at Columbus Community Church in a morning ceremony. The bride, daughter of Arthur Nollinger, wore an organza gown with veil, bouquet of white carnations. groom a son of Mr. and Mrs. David Lines. Rev. Jordan Cole officiated as relatives and friends attended. After a reception at the Nollinger home guests traveled to Niagara Falls for a week honeymoon. they will reside at 954 East South Street. Both are graduates with 1947 and 1980 era classes, respectively, and work in local firms.
Newlyweds Vern Johnson Jr and spouse were honored at a Thursday evening shower hosted by Frank Basper and family in B.D. 1 Wee. Guests from Clymer, Schdusky, Union City, and nearby towns attended, enjoying games and refreshments while presenting many gifts to the couple.
The Corre Senior High School A Cappella Choir presented the second and final offering of the sixth annual Spring Concert. A larger audience attended the high school auditorium, with a substantial portion of proceeds to fund the annual Spring tour. A fire affected a large tract of timber near Kenderden tunnel beside the Pennsylvania Railroad, reported Friday afternoon.
Welfare group members met with the County Rod and Gun Club on East Washington Street for a planning session. Mrs J B Rec, vice president, chaired the meeting which set the rummage sale for May 14 and 15 at the former Grand Shoppe with Mrs Henry Hill as chair. Donations should be brought to the shop Friday after 8 am May 28 and the next meeting is May 28.
Mrs Charles W Parkhurst of 318 East Smith Street hosted eleven children and five mothers yesterday afternoon from 2 30 to 5 o clock for her son Craig Parkhurst who turned six. Games provided entertainment and birthday cake was served with Dixie cups orange juice gingerbread boys suckers and plastic putt toys. Master Craig received many gifts.
Backache and dizziness blamed on kidney fatigue due to poisonous waste and excess acid in the blood. Thompson's Borsoma Tablets stimulate kidney action by increasing urinary secretions and often bring quick relief. If constipated, also take Golden Laz Pablete 260. Use at druggists.
Mr and Mrs James Marshall and their children and Miss Sally Hawk of Titusville will be Sunday visitors with Mr and Mrs Paul Deschamp and their son Edward at the Deschamp home on West Washington Street.
Miss Peggy Joyce Failing and Jortland Bryant of Philadelphia arrived this morning for a week long visit with Miss Failing's parents and Mrs. Howard Hammond at R. B.1.
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