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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1940

Page

5

Vera Turner and Neil Lindsey wed in Corry ceremony

Miss Vera Turner daughter of Mrs Elnora Turner of First Avenue married Neil Lindsey son of Mr and Mrs Prod Lindsey at the Christian and Missionary Alliance church parsonage. Rev Gordon E Abrams officiated. Bride wore an afternoon dress with white accessories and a corsage of sweet peas attended by her sister Mrs Howard Turven. The couple plans to reside on Delaware Street after a brief wedding trip.

Vera ‘Turner Elnora Turner First Avenue Neil Lindsey Prod Lindsey Chestnut Street Gordon E. Abrams Christian and Missionary Alliance Church McCandrew Drug Store Keister's Acra

LCBA Anniversary Dinner Plans Announced

The Taltial led No. 5 Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association prepares for the fiftieth anniversary of its founding with a banquet at Hotel Corry on Sunday May 26 at 7 pm. Guests include Kathryn Mahoney Troy supreme president and Bertha McEntee Erle supreme recorder, with priests expected. Members will attend 8 am mass.

LCBA Cory Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association Hotel Corry Kathryn Mahoney Supreme Troy Bertha McEntee Erle Supreme Recorder L.cb.a

Mrs Edmonds Hosts Friendship Club Meeting

Mrs E Elizabeth Edmunds hosted the Friendship club at her Liberty street home. After readings the group enjoyed lunch at 4 30 pm and planned to meet again in two weeks at Mrs Ella Blakeslee s East Main street home.

E Elizabeth Edmunds Wis Liberty Street Friendship Club

Nineteen Tables For Parish Card Party

Final of a series of card parties by St Elizabeth's parish at St Elizabeth's Hall last evening featured contract bridge and five hundred. An award at each table, door prize to Vincent Prugar, special prize to Miss Helen Berry. Refreshments served by committee members. Parties resume in the Fall.

Sumcen Tadieaux Ibridge St. Elizeth's Parish St. Elizabeth's Hall Vincent Prugar Helen Berry Joseph Shamburg Hazel Sweet Georgia Webber Arm Sekerak

Bible Class Quintet Assists at Clymer

A city congregation attended special services at the Methodist church in Clymer New York last evening under the charge of Rev. Ralph S. Lindsay. The Corry Men’s Bible Class quintet joined to render several selections with members George and Boyd Thomas G Bergman George Stowe Merrill Lillie and Carl Way providing accompaniment.

Clymer Ralph S. Lindsay Corry George and Boyd Thomas G. T. Bergman George Stowe Merrill Lillie Carl Way

Merle Akam Heads Drive For Odd Fellows Members

Jonathan Lodge No. 685 of the Odd Fellows met last evening to plan another entertainment for next Wednesday. Merle Akam was named in charge of the special entertainment with the meal to follow the regular meeting at I.O.O.F. hall. Members are urged to bring a guest.

Mremuersing Canpaign Jonathan Lodge No T O. O Merle Akam Andl Duneh

Birthday Campfire Dinner Held by W R C

The birthday campfire dinner of the Women's Relief Corps was held yesterday at the home of Mrs. Rose Westley on Worth Street. All teen dinner was served at noon and during the afternoon a goodly amount of reel cross work was completed.

W.R.C Women's Relief Corps Rose Westley Worth Street

Rural Fire Solution Through District Formations

Rural communities address fire risk by forming a fire district and contracting with nearby cities or villages that have well equipped fire companies to provide protection. The arrangement aims to unify response and improve coverage across communes.

District Rotarians Session at Oil City Highlights Corry Attendance

Corry Rotarians featured among delegates at the two day Rotary International district conference held in Oil City. Morning sessions opened at 10 oclock with welcoming remarks by AM Turney and Mayor Payne. The program included remarks by Levy Beeler past district governor and W R Allen past director of Rotary International, with a banquet to close and district governor election on the agenda.

Corry Rotary International AE Oil City A. M. Its Corf ¥ Club Raymond Walters J. J. Desmond Harold A. Gilbert E. Donald MacKenne Lester Lopus Desmond Paul Smith Buffalo AM. Turney D.g. Payne Levy Beeler Ove City Bovernor Jackson Punxsulawney Boverhor Willis Dusty Miller Wilemington Ohio Corry Ely

Special Services at East Branch Church

Special services at East Branch Church Sunday will feature Rev and Mrs Pal D tied missionaries from the Ba Hans Islands giving an instructive lecture on their work. An invitation is extended to anyone to attend the services which promise to be very interesting.

East Branch Pal D. Tied Bahans Islands Aryone

Eastern Star Initiation at Cambridge Springs Chapter

Members of the Eastern Star at Cambridge Springs held initiation ceremonies as four candidates joined the chapter. Worthy patron Mr. Eric Suydean and worthy matron Mrs. Suydean presided, with several district deputies and local officials in attendance.

Reoup Uae Instevetung Cambridge Springs Eric Suydean Quer Digughiter Margaret Joan “Sundeny Suiduan Gow {Urmerly Gorry Edna G Wyatt

Finland talk delights Brokenstraw Valley DAR chapter

The Brokenstraw Valley Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution met at Mrs. JH Castor’s East Frederick street home. Mrs. Castor reviewed Finland’s customs and life through a talk titled Finland, with Mrs. Rainesulo providing the lead. At the close, refreshments were served by Mrs. Castor with assistants Mrs. Stanley Miller and Mrs. Walter Peake. The next meeting is planned for Thursday June 6 as a picnic at Patchley Lake.

Eips Sueunesain Brokenstraw Valley Daughters of the Americ Revolut JH. Castor East Frederick Street Rainesulo Castor Stanley Miller Walter Peake Phutley Lake

Rebekah Helping Hand Club Met Thursday

Twenty two members attended the Rebekah Helping Hand Club meeting Thursday afternoon for the regular session. After tempering the vom mites, refreshments were served by Mrs. E Hepler Mrs George Keefe and Mrs. Ronald Carter. Members were urged to attend the mothers and daughters event next Tuesday evening.

Reoekah Mandlia Sexter Vommites 2. E Hepler George Keefe Ronald Carter Rebekah Lee

Junior VFW Auxiliary Plans Supper May 15

Junior VFW Auxiliary members met to discuss a supper planned for May 15 to benefit the junior members and families. Marie DeMaure, senior vice president, led the evening in the absence of Miss Mate Gouri, with several visitors present. The gathering set the date for the junior troupe meeting and officer election at 6 PM on May 20.

VFW Daugh Keane Mie Aixiliary Vofw Mothis Anel Lanles Angiltary Altair Marie DeMauri View Nibg Mate Gouri James "Bren Meg Mary Jackson Fred Way

Introducing a Distinctive New York Neighbourhood Aid

A local initiative in Jannstowy New York by Mir Wayne Price targets limit place Mi Potee for improved community support. The effort seeks to widen access to essential services through coordinated outreach and partnership with nearby organizations.

Yu Jannstowy NY Uy Wit Mir Wayne Price

Mothers and Daughters Banquet Enjoyed by All

The Mothers and Daughters Banquet, hosted by the Women's Missionary Society and the Glothern Guild, drew a large turnout. Attendees enjoyed a program of readings and music, with Mrs. John Banks presiding as emcee.

Uniind Passat Rehuieeh Women's Missionsry Snewly Hell A Morlers’ Cay

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