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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1946

Page

5

Mrs Mary Rasey Hosts W F M S Meeting at Home

The monthly WF MS meeting of the Church of the Nazarene was held at Mrs Mary Raseys West Wayne Street on a Wednesday afternoon. President Mrs C M Bailey led devotional with scripture reading and prayers. Several choruses were sung and business transacted. The group closed with Blest Be the Tie and prayer. Guest Mrs Jane Mortenson of Warren attended. Next meeting set for June 5 at president’s home on R D 3 Corry.

Mary Rasey W.F.M.S Church of the Nazarene West Wayne. Street C.M. Bailey Jane Mortenson Warren R. D Corry

Chautauqua Theatre Lists For Its 1946 Season

The Chautauqua Theatre announces its 1946 season at Norton Fall with a Cleveland lineup of summer productions from July 9 to August 17. The repertory company includes Noel Leslie and Ruth Peather among the ensemble, led by director Predevie McConnell of Cleveland Play House, plus an attached theatre school and a lecture course on theatre trends.

Chautauqua Theatre Ope the Play House Fa Mes Community Theatre Clelund O Chautauqua Repertory Theatre Norton Fall Walsh McCallister Airevtor Priservans Cleveland Theatre Chautauqua Noel Coward Europe Emmyn Williams Aeadon Noel Leslie Crawford Wright Rolf Engelhart Clareice Kavanaugh Robert Morgan Dorothy Paxton Harriet Brier Ruth Peather Burt French Plerice Healy Robert Rawlings Mice Ers Using Willis Gordon Ialfield Shirley Bryn Ben Letter Envaleth Ayers Bete Straigy Meta Anihidel Margaret Cotton Cbautuuque Ie Comppany Ciitrelt I Noel Les Harelet Brazier Mix Bilis Edward Hen Kirk Wills

Union City Couple Married In This City

Miss Myrtle Cochran of Union City wed Roger H. Seymour of Union City at the home of her sister Mrs. M S Reed West Pleasant Street. Rev R A Pitzer officiated at 2 30 in the afternoon in the presence of close friends. The bride wore a light green Spring suit with a white and yellow rose corsage. Mrs Harold Burdick attended in a coral ensemble. Best man was Wesley Bosiorith. Light refreshments followed and the couple left for a wedding trip then will reside on South Street. Seymour is the son of Mr and Mrs Russell Seymour and works at the Waterhouse garage.

N. Jones H. £. Curtis Silver Spring Thomas, Roelofs Cpl Crosby Bush Camp Atterbury Ind Japan Concord Street Margaret Hodge Spartansburg Benjamin Peirson Corning Louise Brown Theodore Art Wedel Emmanuel Episcopal Church W. B. Orn Richard Mary Nancy Orn Philadelphia Barbara Orn Philadelphia General Hospital Nuraing Theresa’ Roach Jamestown B. J. Roach East Main Street Lloyd Stowe Wright Street Erie Beulah Lewis West Park Place Etta Jones Robert H. Miller Meadville Mr. Miller Robert MacGregor Frank ‘Sturgis West Smith Street Evie Buffalo Sturgis Charles A. Williams Wiliams F. PF. Litt, Sr North Center Street Elwood Baccus Mildred Denton Wilms Rich Mary Detury OM City Are Business and Professional Women's Club Katherine M. Stone Hast ‘Smith R. J. Fopie Duane Union City Myrtle Cochran Roger H. Seymour M.S. Reed West Pleasant R. A. Pitzer Union City Presbyterian Church Duclads Cochran Tucson Ariz Russell Seymour Waterhouse Garage This City

Negro Mother of Year Named by AP for 1930s Era

Mrs. Erima Glarissa Clement of Louisville Kentucky, a year old mother of seven and granddaughter of a slave, is named American mother of the year by the American Mothers Committee of the Golden Rule Foundation. She learned of the honor by phone from Louisville and said she is proud for her race, her children, and her church while attending an AME Zion Conference in Springfield, Illinois. She may travel to New York to represent American mothers on Mother's Day.

Areviated Press New York Erima Glarissa Clement Louisville American Mothers’ Committee Golden Rule Foundation African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church Springfield Key Clement

Treon Society Advances Hospital Project at Meeting

The Treon Society of St. Paul's Lutheran Church met at Mrs. Emory Elmquist residence on East Columbus Avenue. Seven members and two guests, Mrs. Everett Elmquist and Mrs. John Houghtling, attended as they hemmed covers for the Cory Hospital and heard a brief report from president Mrs. Robert Catlin.

Treon Society St. Paul's Lutheran Church Emory Elmquist East Columbus Avenue Everett Elmquist John Houghtling Cory Hospital Robert Catlin Elmquist

Birthday Slumber Party For Caroline Cochran

Mrs. A V Cochran hosted a Bobbie Soxers Club birthday slumber party on East Frederick Street for her daughter Carol ine Cochran turning 15. Guests Patsy Skinner Bobby Dickson Betty Lou Johnson Virginia Eder Marilyn Denton Caroline Bichynski Grace Middleton and Alice McJunkin attended. Activities included games and a dessert spread of salad rolls birthday cake ice cream soda and chocolate milk.

A.V. Cochran East Prederick Street T le Bobbie Soxers Club Caroline Cochran Miss Cochran Patsy Skinner Bobby Dickson Betty Lou Johnson Virginia Eder Marilyn Denton Caroline Bichynski Grece Middleton Alice McJunkin

Dorcas Class Tureen Dinner At Methodist Church

The Boreas Sunday School Class of the Methodist Church met at the church for a tureen dinner. Over fifty members and their husbands attended and were served dinner at 6 30. Singing and visiting followed. The next nesting will be a house meeting with Mrs Merle McIntyre of North Center street as hostess on May 15.

Dorcas Boreas Sunday School Methodist Church Syelling Merle McIntyre North Center Street Ostess

Rossbacher Bowling Team Feted At Dinner

A pleasant dinner party last evening honored four members of the Rossbacher bowling team of the Fourth Tadtics Bowling League. Mr and Mrs Richard Rossbacher hosted at the Maple Leaf Tea Room in Columbus. Mr Rossbacher provided chicken dinners at 6 30 and gifts were given to each guest. Attendees included Mrs Raymond Bgochomer, Mrs Clarence Thompson, Miss Td Watrous and Miss Dorothy Hauenstein.

Rossbacher Tadtics Richard Rossbacher Maple Leaf Columbus Hain Raymond Bgchomer Clarence ‘Thompson Td Watrous Dorothy Hauensteim

Introducing Addaughter Sharon Elizabeth Born in Oakridge Tenn

Introducing Sharon Elizabeth Hester born Saturday April 27 to Mr and Mrs Charles Hester of Oakridge Tennessee. The Hesters reside in Snyder Circle in this city.

Addaughter Sharon Elizabeth Charles Hester Oakridge Tenn Hester Torer Snyder Circle

Mrs Jackman Hosts Krazyates Club Meeting

Mrs June Jackman of North Center Street hosted last evening’s Krazyates Club with two guests Mrs Leon Root and Mrs Robert Hopkins. A lively evening, high score by Maxwell Devereaux, prize presented by Mrs Michael Plecirilia, hostess served light refreshments. Next meeting May 1st with location to be announced.

Jackman Krazyates June Jackman North Center Street 1Clib Sd Leon Root, Jrm Robert Hopkins Maxwell Devereaux Michael Plecirilia

United Brethren Aid Met With Mrs Hauenstein

The Ladies Aid Society of the United Brethren Church met yesterday afternoon at Mrs B K Hauenstein’s East Bond Street home. Mrs H Ray Harris opened with a devotional. Fifteen attended, a brief business session led by president Mrs Harris Watrous followed, then social time with salad crackers gingerbread and water served by hostesses Mrs Schreus and Mrs Banks.

United Brethren Aid Hauenstein Ladies’ Aid Society The United Brethren Church Fred Schreus John Banks B. K. Hauenstein East Bond Street H. Ray Harris Harris Watrous Chase

Local Wedding Announces Pauline Smith and Guy Raslehs Jr

Miss Pauline Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Clifford Smith of North Olymer married Guy M Raslehs Jr son of Mr and Mrs Guy M Casler of Randolph NY at the bride’s parents home in April Readings by Rev Harold Cover in presence of immediate family White roses and beige bridesmaid attire noted The reception for thirty five followed with a three tier cake and miniature bride and groom The Caslers are longtime locals with ties to Clymer Central High School and Clymer Bag Company. Casler served in the Navy and plans to reside in Randolph NY

Pauline Smith Clifford Smith Narth Olymer Guy M. Raslehs Jr Guy M. Casier Randolph, NY April Yih Harold Cover Panta Werlding Tausa Ensiisen Ot Clymer Carol McCann Donald Hart Warren Casler Clymer Central High School Clymer Bag Company Clymer School Navy Rome Randolph

Vets Auxiliary In Regular Session At Post Home

The Vets Auxiliary met at the Post Home on West Washington Street at 8 oclock with President Esther Lethman. Thirty members attended and guests included Meadville figures Katherine Smith Frank Konselman and A J Momenedk. A $3 contribution was approved to support the American decorative campaign as members sell vanilla. proceeds fund general donations. The next meeting is set for May 15.

Post West Washington Street Esther Lethman Katherine Smith Meadville Council Frank Konselman Ent A. J. Momenedk American Capper Society Lethman

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