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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1945

Page

5

Marriage of Miss Vera Macuray in Erie ceremony

Vera Macuray daughter of Mr and Mrs William Scott of 718 East Street wed Cecil Huffman son of Mr and Mrs Charles Huffman in a May ceremony officiated by Rev J K Whippe. The bride wore a yellow and white print dress with white accessories and a corsage of Wissles. Miss Relta Pord was maid of honor in a yellow dress with black accessories and a sweet pea corsage. Milford A Webster was best man. A reception followed for fifteen guests. Pauses note several local residents and relatives traveling and visiting in Erie and nearby towns with multiple family mentions and brief social updates.

Vera Macuray William Scott Ost Cecil’ P Huffman Charles “Hitman Erie Clymer JK. Whippe Relta Pord Milford A. Webster

City Bible Club Meeting Tomorrow at United Brethren Church

The City Bible Club invites the public to a 7 45 program at United Brethren in Christ Church Friday evening. Readings include Scripture verses by eastside and southside clubs, songs, prayers, and addresses by Miss Bernice Jordan.

Fallayer Bernice Jordan Brie Bible’ Club West Side

Shower Honors Wanda Maloney Before June Wedding

A miscellaneous shower for Miss Wanda Maloney, sister of the bride, was hosted at Mrs. William Bloss on Mott Street. Guests enjoyed bingo with several prize recipients, followed by fruit salad, rolls, cakes, and coffee. Mrs. Bloss and Mrs. Thomas Maloney assisted in serving as gifts for Miss Maloney were given by friends.

Wanda Maloney William ‘Loss Mott Street John Goda June Soli Marion Yous Beverly Stowe Patricia Cross Jacqueline Howard Beatrice Nobthrop Mary Rhynard Kathy ‘Harvon Virginia Taylor Joan Palierson Jeanne Larson Bloss Thomas Maloney Maloney

Birthday Party For Robert Jackson

A seventh birthday party for Robert Jackson was held yesterday afternoon at his home on East Wayne Street from 4 PM. Twelve guests attended and played games. Decorations were pink and blue as Mrs. Roy Atkins served sandwiches, two decorated cakes, ice cream, and chocolate milk. Each guest received a candy bag and Robert received many gifts from friends.

Columbus Grange Honors Departed Member

The Columbus Grange met at the Town Hall with 25 members present. President Edith Carter led the business and set May 23 for the next gathering. Chaplain Mary Dota and lecturer Mae Trisket led memorial services for the late Hulda Christensen. The evening focused on Mother's Day with readings, poems and music. Alice Page discussed Career vs the Home as members participated. The meeting closed in ceremonial form.

Columbus Grange Edith Carter Mary Dota Mae ‘Trisket Hulda Christensen Alice Page Grange

B P W Club Dinner In Pittsfield Celebration

Fourteen Carry B P W Club members attended the anniversary dinner at Pittsfield Inn hosted by the Youngsville B P W Club. A chicken dinner was served at 8 30, tables bore blue and gold, Mrs Gerda Lawrence spoke on reviewed books, and district chair Miss Goidia Sill installed Youngsville officers.

Carry B. P. W Pittsfield Inn Youngsville B. P. W. Club Gerda Lawrence Wartesr Youngsville Goidia Sill

Stitch and Chatter Club Entertained at Lindstrom Home

The Stitch and Chatter Club met Saturday afternoon at Miss Florence Lindstrom MDs home. Attendees included Mrs. Vernon Humphrey Mrs. Howard Vunderhnd Mrs. Robert Lindstrom Mrs. Merle Akam Mrs. Jon Mick Mrs. Wallace Mick and Miss Pauline Swanson. Fancy work and visiting followed by coffee and cakes. Next meeting set for May 23 at Miss Swanson’s home.

Clu Florence Lindstrom M. D Vernon Humphrey Howard Vunderhnd Robert Lindstrom Merle Akam Jon Mick Wallace Mick Pauline Swanson Swanson B.D

Corry Eastern Star Chapter Ballots Candidates Last Evening

The Corry Guy Chapter Order of Eastern Star No 17 held a regular meeting at the Masonic Temple with Mrs Thelma Barnes presiding. A large class of candidates was balloted for initiation at the next meeting in May. Assisted by a committee, refreshments were served.

Corry Guy Masonic Temple

Senior High A Cappella Choir Concert Delights Capacity Audience

The Senior High A Cappella Choir presented a varied program of religious gims negro spirituals and Fred Waring arrangements before a full house. Carlyle Neckers from Glynn joined for a solo American Prayer with the city choir. Alma Mater and country songs closed the program as B Lynn Rice praised Cory High School cadets serving in the Pacific.

Carey Alhe United Nations Dak Sola Davis Fred Waring Carlyle Neckers Glynv Meamuulm Savionn Nents Christiansen Mary Ann Chuick Clo Carmena Lane Wilson Mary Jean Sullivan Mrs. Rice Wil James Chronicii Wil- Hem Loveland Theresa Boginak I ‘Prat Frances Willian Norman Kaine Gong Re Uy Serener Nate Cain John Rossbacher Burlelich Noah W.L. Wond Clyde Henton Comal Monroe Martha Dimick Theresa Borniak Japhi Rossbacher Bele Gani Corry High School B. Lynn Rice Ccade Waites Cory High School Pacifie Theater Wit Hee Harbara Roberts

N. F. Club Dinners and Social Evening at Hotel Corry

The N. F. Club enjoyed a dinner party at Hotel Corry with a six o'clock chicken dinner. Afterward the ladies traveled to Mrs. Frank Heath's home on Franklin Street for a social evening. A Weyl meeting is planned for May 23 at St. to be hosted by Mrs. Nellie Merker on East Pleasant Street.

Uheselub Hotel Corry Frank Heath Franklin Street Weyl Nellie Merker East Pleasant Street

Republican Women To Meet At Mercer Spring Regional Conference

Republican Women from Erie County and nearby communities gather at Mercer Tavern in Mercer this Thursday noon to 8 p.m. for the Mercer Spring regional conference of the Pennsylvania Republican Women’s campaign network. Local organizers Mrs Worthington Scranton and Mrs Eding will preside, with R Carroll as cochairman. Attending members include Mesdames Board Darling Waite Martin Menger Orr Anderson Clark from Erie Mrs McQuitty and McCord from North East Mrs Rymin from Girard and Mrs F S Austitv from Corry.

Mercer Spring Pennsylvania Mercer Tavern Mercer Worthington Scranton Eliair Amin Eding R. Carroll Coairman Artli Vers Erie County Council of Republican Women Mesdames Board Darling Waite Martin, Menger Orr Anderson and Clark Erie

Lutheran Ladies Aid Plans Future Purchases

Mrs Wayne Skinner and Mrs C P Hildebrand hosted the Lutheran Ladies Aid Society meeting at the church. Members discussed purchasing journals for the church and a donation to the Lutheran Cemetery Association. Appetizing salad, relishes, brownies, and coffee were served as hostesses. The next meeting will be at Mrs Harrison Keppel’s home on Mott Street with Mrs R S Burr as assistant hostess.

Ous Yea Claps Wayne Skinner Lutheran Ladies Aid Society Pourte C. P. Hildebrand Albert Lymn Lutheran Cemetery Association Harrison Keppel Mott Street R. S. Burr Iostess

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