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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1944

Page

5

Sparta Pastor to Officiate Erie Nuptials for Betty Sweet

Mr and Mrs Henry T Sweet announce the Friday wedding of their daughter Betty to Cpl Anthony Scanzille at Camp Polk La Rev George O Keefe pastor of the Spartansburg First Baptist Church will officiate Martha Sweet will be maid of honor Frank Marshall will be best man Bride graduated from Academy High School and works at Bliley Elected Company Groom serves in the United States Army in the Ninth Armored Division for five years at the time of this notice

Sparta Erie Henry T. Sweet Betty Anthony Scanzille Camp Polk George O'Keefe Baptist Chureh Spartansburg Martha Frank Marshall Cpl

Missionary Society Hears Report of Convention

The May meeting of the Presbyterian Women's Missionary Society was held at Mrs A D Colegrove's Euclid street home with seventeen ladies present. Mrs G L Boyd led devotional exercises from the 1ath chapter of St John and spoke on initian love, especially that of the Hopi Indians. Mrs F P McCray, delegate to the recent missionary convention in Franklin, gave a complete, interesting report. Ice cream and cake were served at the close.

Presbyterian Women’s Missionary Society A.D. Colegrove Euclid Street GL. Boyd St. John Boyd FP McCray Franklin

S. S. Class Nineteen Hosts May Gathering

Mrs P M Nichols hosted the Sunday school class gathering at her William Street home for May. Mrs Douglas Rozelle presented the ovational lesson. Contests yielded prizes to Mrs Robert Wank Mrs Fern Duke and Mrs Leroy Dickinson. Dessert was served by Mrs Nichols Mrs Rozelle Mrs John Trostle and Mrs Duke. The final meeting will be a picnic at Frank Morriss home.

wyTupenar Pooner Ne Mire Martha Presbyterian Church P. M. Nichols William Street Tesson Douglas Rozelle John Rickens William Rhodes Robert ‘Wank Fern Duke Leroy Dickinson Nichols Rozelle John Trostle Duke Frank Morris

Hawkins Host Family Dinner Honoring Tiffany Jeppel

Mr and Mrs E E Hawkins of 121 Mott street entertained last evening with a six o clock dinner honoring Pro and Mrs Tiffany Jeppel Tiffany will return this evening to Florence and from there to Greensboro North Carolina Mrs Tiffany will go home to Erie for now

Krazyate Club Hostess Honors Reported

Mrs Geo McMahon hosted Krazyate Club last night as George Memanon recounts the event. Honors for five hundred went to Mrs Robert Hunt and Mrs Wilbur Whitehead. A goulash supper was served to attendees and guest Mrs Ernest McMichael of Titusville. Mrs Wesley Seamans will entertain in two weeks.

George Memanon Kragyate Club Rober Hunt Wilbur Whitehead Ernest McMichael Titusville Wesley Seamans

False Teeth That Loosen Need Not Embarrass

A dated advertisement notes embarrassment from slipping dentures and promotes FASTEETH powder. It claims the product helps teeth feel firmer, more comfortable, and reduces denture odor, available at drug stores.

Residents and visitors travel through Titusville to visit family

A string of local residents and visitors move through Titusville this week visiting relatives and friends. Mrs Ernest McMichael and daughter Judith Lynette, with Alphonsé Jacksons family, arrive from Oak Ridge, Tenn to visit Mrs McMichael’s mother Mrs Boyd. Lt Charles Bracken leaves for New York before duty in Greensboro. Bernard Bennett sails to Erie then Camp Peary. Norman Warner travels to New York as National Bible Institute student. Corry residents attend wedding of Elizabeth Newman to Tech Sgt Robert Bunce. Bruce Ellsworth heads to Cuba on Gerry-Jamestown business. Dr Paul Phelps arrives from Camp Stewart to visit family.

Ernest McMichael Judith Lynette Titusville New York City Greensboro N.C Bernard Bennett USN Erie Camp Peary Williamsburg Gary Bennett West Smith Street Norman Warner H. C. Warner R. D Corry National Bible Institute Bin Garl Bowman John Paul Phelps Camp Stewart J. Paull Phelps West Pleasant Street B. Q. Walsh Mary Kathryn Miller R. Nueff Condersport Francis O'Connell St. Thomas’ Church Judith Craddel

Newark Coast Guard man weds Teresa DiBuono in May ceremony

Teresa DiBuono of Newark NJ married Joseph Taylor son of Mr and Mrs G G Taylor of Maple Avenue in a May 1 ceremony at a Newark Methodist Church. Rev Edison R Leach officiated. The bride wore a blue silk suit and white rose corsage with a family reception following. Mr Taylor serves in the Coast Guard in New York City. Mrs Taylor is a Newark High School graduate and employed in the Newark ration office.

Joseph Taylor Newark N. J Teresa DiBuono Desent Taylor Mr. Taylor G. G. Taylor Maple Avenue Edison R. Leach Taylor Coast Guard New York City Newark High School Commercial College of Newark

Ladies Aid Guests of Mrs Jewell at Duane Street Home

Mrs Tia Jewell hosted the Ladies Aid Society of the United Brethren at her Duane Street home yesterday afternoon. Members conducted business and devotion, enjoyed a social hour, and Eleanor Beanink, Harley Battles, Rose Westley assisted with salad and dessert luncheon. Next meeting planned at Mrs Harris Watrous in Columbus for an all day session with tureen dinner served at noon.

Ladies Aid

Convent Musical Students In Spring Program At St Edward Hall

The Sisters of Mercy Convent music students present a spring musicale at St Edward's Hall tomorrow evening. The program features an operetta The Three Act Play Til May and a second part of vocal and instrumental numbers with student performers and piano accompaniment. An admission fee will be charged and the public is invited to attend.

Convent St. Edward’s Hall Sistery of Mercy Convent St. Bdyard Ruth B. Day Bartlett William Hopkins Peggy Jean Hughes Joan Feeney Mary C. Giadasno Kathie Boag Poity Messenger Gre Ds Gardeners Dorothy Samicki Barbara Besson Audrey Skiff Marie Teresa Hannan Mary C. Guadagno Sally Sullivan Teresa Bailey James Hannon Charles Graham Earley Lops Merle Lapaz Robert Miller William Platt Robert Bumbaueh Seed Fairies Margaret Dempsey Mary 0. Gisdagno Teresa Sperry Joan Privar Dorothy Prugar Irene Dansen Mary Joan Helman Rhea Blatt Grace Graham Joan Jungfieisch Henrietta Ko Insel Joan Malek Mary Ann Sperry Patricia Graham Charlotte Malek Mary K. Dykes Laura McGraw Flowers Caral Bielawski Donna Maro Nichols Margaret Malek Geraldine Dempsey Harriet Burton Barbara Vanik James Niunmun Merle Lanes Dannie Prenat Robert Bumbaugh Earl Lapaz Alson Carol Bielawski Emerson Betty and Bill Wills Dannie Prenatt Bear Dance Purrest Pinching Farles Forrest Earle Lupaz Rolfe Hopkins Bert Anthony James Hannan Jinenex Mary Guadagno Heller Teresa, Sperry Benson Ada Ritcher Dorothy Sarnicki Calleen Foley Ralfe Mary McElroy Williams Copeland Teresa Hannan Ronald Juan Feeney Taylor Kerr Charles Chanjes- Rolfe Roke Marie Masek D'Artesi Dan Feeney Gradi Kathie Bouy Fox Louise Miglin June Caprice King Barbara Lord Deppen Phyllis Anderson Butterfly Greig Lucille Malek Carmena Wilson

Red Cross Canteen Corps Trains Gathers Funds for Relief

The Red Cross Canteen Corps under Miss Bonnella Gordon completed a successful season serving dinners at local gatherings. Reported by La H. Rossbacher, the group turned over 897.80 to Red Cross activities, aiming to aid city emergency response. members listed include Mrs Elmer Shuss and Miss Dorothy Kittelberger among many others.

Red Cross Bonella Gordon la H. Rossbacher Nim

Mother and Daughter Banquet Held by First Baptist Church

The second annual Mother and Daughter Banquet drew 144 women and girls to the church dining room hosted by a Men's Brotherhood committee. Decor featured yellow and pink with candles and floral centerpieces. performances included songs, a gift recitation, and a keynote on "A Woman's Power" by Mrs. W. A. Janowsky of South Dayton New York.

First Baptist Church Men's Brotherhood H.W. Redding Waller Janowsky Caroline James Kathleen Peiffer Mary Ann Martha Dimick Wayne Coyer Hodge Phyllis Rieck Francis Whiteman W. A. Janowsky South Dayton N. Y Plawes Bisacher Thompson

Concord 4 H Club Elects New Officers

The Concord Community 4 H Club elected officers and chose the group name Musical Needles at a Tuesday meeting at Mrs. EA Lee’s home. Supervisors are Erie County home extension leader Mrs. Berniece Endsley and Towal leader Mrs. Lee. Officers include Carol Lynn Jones president and Mary Aally Vadoviek vice president.

Concord 4-H Concord Community 47 Club EA. Lee Erie County Home Extension Berniece Endsley Lee Carol Lynn Jones Mary Aally Vadoviek Bete

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