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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1941
Page
5
Fragments describe markets, services, and unclear references from 1934 material. The text mentions women, odors, prices, and directions but is heavily garbled. No coherent events or names present to identify a clear news item.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a reference to a mutt, a person named Fay Anne, a path through Mg, and an event involving arving and gunning. Readable details are insufficient for full factual summary.
The Pennsylvania Weothie Company meter foremen gathered for a routine business meeting and luncheon at Hotel Corry. Attendees included Raymond Rosenbairg of Knox H A Rauscher of this city Erie Richards Cole fockman Arthur Swan Floyd and J P Callahan with visits from H C Granger and locals. Richards formerly of Corry joined the group for a few days’ stay with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Laura Brown received a large box of carnations and roses by air mail as a Mother’s Day remembrance from her son. Local weddings and engagements are announced including the 4 o’clock wedding of Miss Helen Button to Allan Dimmick at St Paul’s Church. A reunion of the Coudersport Consistory is planned, with guests from Warren and Corry. Social rounds include parties hosted by Mr and Mrs Carlton Ghaffee and remarks on local graduates and civic happenings.
Mrs. Prank Ferry hosted a social gathering at her home in Tinton City last evening to announce the engagement of Miss Marguerite Neylon to Paul Taylor. Family members and friends attended, colors blue and white featured in decorations, and a luncheon followed with gifts and well wishes.
Mrs Leslie Wells was elected president of the City Council of Parent Teacher Associations at Concord school in a report from last evening's meeting. Mrs M Hillburg became vice president while Mrs Merrilt Hunt and Mrs Ira Miller were reelected secretary and treasurer. Routine reports on cafeterias from Mrs Dorr Clark and Mrs Lynn Campbell were presented. Members will attend a social dinner at Marie's Tea Room on Tuesday June 3.
Miss Frances Elisabeth Davenport daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Davenport of 620 Brown Ave Erie will wed Wilfor O Pomeroy Friday June 12 at 7 30 pm in Cascade Methodist Church Erie Rev H Hagadorn officiating Attendants will be Mr and Mrs Hawai Aea brother in law and sister of the bride elect Miss Davenport a graduate of Academy High School and Edinboro State Teachers College and a Lakewood school faculty member
A packed radio lineup lists tonight's programs across CBS NBC and mutual networks. Highlights include Mrs. B D Roosevelt on Today's Challenge to Youth at 9:15, Menzies from New York at 9:45, and varied shows such as Court of Missing Heirs and Selective Service Program.
Mrs C L Auer entertained members of the Opportunity Club of the Presbyterian church and guests at her East Congress street home for a business and social meeting. After a brief session, under President Mrs Douglas Rozelle, a pantomime The Blur Spangled Banner was performed by Miss Louise Whiteley and sung by Miss Marthe Haluthers with piano by Mrs VOW Graham. An art quiz was held and a salad and dessert lunch was served at twenty.
Anastasia Chamulak of Cleveland announces the engagement and approaching marriage of her daughter Veronica Aline W. Theodore Marto Wiz of Corry. The marriage will take place at Peter and Paul Church in Cleveland on Saturday May 2.
East Square Street hosted a kitchen shower last evening for Miss Mary Moran, bride elect of George Collier. Guests enjoyed bridge, five hundred, and bingo, followed by a delicious lunch. Miss Moran received a number of lovely gifts from her mother Mrs Chris Moran and other attendees.
A son born this morning at Corry Hospital to Mr and Mrs Clarence Morton of 102 Brook Street. Morton was formerly Joan Enliun. A daughter born last evening at Oil City Hospital to Mr and Mrs Raymond Wallace of Rouseville. Wallace was formerly Miss Dorothy Sorenson of Corry.
The Women s Society of Christ in Service heard Rev PA Galbreath lead devotions and Rev Jobo A Galbreath offer prayer last evening. Mrs Pearl Lund of Warren spoke on Korea and a film followed. Mrs W B Stowe conducted a brief business meeting outlining plans for a mothers and daughter banquet.
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