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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1948
Page
5
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Mrs Robert Proctor entertained five J F Club members and two guests at her Essex Street home Monday evening. Two tables of progressive 500 were played with awards won by Mrs Walter Pier, Mrs Person and Mrs Hicks. Refreshments included vegetable jello salad Ritz crackers and cream pie tea or coffee. Next meeting slated for May 2 with Mrs James Hurlett of Delaware Street.
Miss Doris Gates hosted a bridal shower at 4 216 Fairview Street for Miss Julia Swanson with 10 guests. Entertainers included Mrs. Ellmear Wassink and others, awards were won, and spring flowers decorated. Guests enjoyed fruit salad, Ritz crackers, bridecake, jello, and coffee as Miss Swanson received many gifts. The notice also notes an estimate of Canada’s population at 12,907,000.
Mrs. Ward Powers of Spyder Circle hosted a Saturday birthday party for her son Alan Powers age five from 2 to 4 PM. Jerry Lee McIntyre won an award. Guests included Jerry Lee McIntyre Capo Milano vich Joan Milnavich Betty Rodney Person James Hulings and John Hulings. Mid Edward Nielsen of Union City attended.
Mrs. Al Merker of Wright street hosted 14 relatives and friends for a farewell dinner honoring her daughter in law Mrs Richard Merker and grandsons Jackie and James as they depart for Los Pesce to start a home. Out of town guests included Mr Walter Thélander of Prewsburg and Mrs Esther Predlund of Jamestown. Tank tucks were first used to transport mille in 1914.
The nine Baxk Ruffner Johnson piano students and Miss Johnson violin group will present a musical recital at 8 o clock this evening at the First Methodist Church with public invited. The program includes many named pieces and a violin ensemble performance. Local residents and students attended a busy weekend with multiple visits and travel for relatives and staff.
Members of the Opportunity Club of First Presbyterian Church met at Mrs. Walter H. Scott’s home on Wright Street. Twenty one members attended as Mrs. Harland Blanchard led singing, devotions were by Mrs. J. Harold Patterson, and a rummage sale was announced with co chairmen named. The program featured the Gerty High School A Cappella Choir via radio and a quiz on presidential descendants, won by Mrs. Fred Hoenes. A picnic invitation to Mrs. Robert A. Out Sr.’s summer home on Chautauqua Lake was accepted and refreshments were served by several hosts.
A pleasant meeting of Columbus Grange No 875 was held Monday evening at the Columbus Town Hall with 32 members attending. D P Triske chaired the online session. Jean Messenger presented the program. Vernelia Page read humorous pieces and Shixley Moyer spoke on The Origin of Mother's Day. A Cappella choir broadcast from Cosy Senior High School in Toronto followed. Refreshments were served by Mrs Peter Christensen Mrs Edwhi Schramling and Miss Bessie Lions. Next meeting set for May 24. The Grange runs an attendance and new membership contest led by Russell Moore and Archie Norton with 13 Moore team and 19 Nation team members present. one new member Bertha Warner joined, transferring from Corry Grange No 5a.
Miss Barbara Bettes of East Fredrick Street entertained a group of new friends last evening at her home. The party featured cards dancing and a social gathering with a Jappelly Choir concert broadcast. The hostess served popcorn premwels and potato ships. The guests included Miss Carolyn Elshynski Geraldine Fay Lenore Austin Marilyn Denton Patricia Blanchard and the hostess. Breakfast was served this morning.
A son was born this morning to Mr and Mrs Robert Bogert of 1 South Center Street at Corry Hospital. The birth was announced by the family in what is described as a joyful occasion.
Miss Dorothy Alliene Van Guilder and Noyd B. Chappel united in a Grand Valley Evangelical Brethren Church ceremony. Rev Georg Slaughenhayn officiated as guests gathered under arching apple blossoms and white blooms. The couple, both graduates of Youngsville High, plan a honeymoon trip after reception at the bride’s home. Attending were sisters in aqua and yellow gowns, and several relatives from Titusville Warren and surrounding towns.
An 80-year-old woman near Corry reported severe rheumatic pains on her right side and nerves. After trying many medicines she used Tru-Aid and claims the pains disappeared, she can walk without agony, and her nerves feel strong. The ad touts Tru-Aid as a liquid formula of three medicines targeting rheumatic and neuritic aches. It notes local drugstore availability in Corry.
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