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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1943
Page
5
Richard Merker Feted at Club MGS Anniversary
Richard Merker was honored at a Club MGS surprise party celebrating Millday at Mrs. Gerald Staples East Bend home. Five hundred was played with awards to Mrs. Phillip Winter and Mrs. Ker. Two new members joined: Mrs. Goldie Bovis and Miss Marjorie Lathrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Merkers
Club
MGS
Richard Merker
Gerald Staples
Chile
East Bend
Phillip Winter
Ker
Lane Hart Houser and James Taylor Unite in Nuptial Mass
Laneis B. Houser and James L. Taylor were married in a nuptial mass at St. Thomas church. The bride wore a light blue street length dress with coral trim and blue accessories. the groom's party included maid of honor Mrs. Charles Guadagno in a blue gown with white trim. A breakfast followed at the groom’s parents’ home, with a reception at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Brown. The couple and families are well known in Jamestown and surrounding areas, with guests from nearby towns and relatives attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laneta E
Houser
James Taylor Rey
Francis J. Graves
Bb. Thomas’ Church
Laneis B. Houser
D. A. Newby
East Sixth Street
Jamestown
James. L. Taylor
J. James 3
Charles Guadagno
Charles Guariagno
Taylor
Cpl
Thomas G. Brown
Brown
Pennsylvania Railroad
The
Aero Supply
John Kostyal
Patricia
Warren
Onland
Thomas Brown
Ann Forvaznift
Columbus
James G. Taylor
Theresa, Hailey
Katherine Guadagno
Sub-Debs Meet at Miss Zafiropulos Home
The Sub Deb Club Jest met at Miss Marie Zafiropulos’s Park Street home hosting £35. Nine attended including new members Waney Meerdink and Joan Scheppner. The group voted to assist with bandage making at Red Cross surgical dressing rooms. Marjorie Pangborn received a birthday gift and light refreshments were served. The club will meet next at Miss Pangborn’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Zafiropulos
Park Street
Waney Meerdink
Joan Scheppner
Red Cross
Marjorie Pangborn
John Boag 11th Birthday Party at Canfield
John Boag son of Mr and Mrs Alexander Boag celebrated his 11th birthday Monday afternoon with friends. The party featured pink and yellow decorations and a luncheon. Guests included Karen Ross Beverly Stine Bill Downey Judith Gatlin Connie Kowalski Dan Harmon Laurel McGraw Jeannette Capwell Aletha Waterson Judy Franz Dennis Hoylen and others from Canfield Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Boag
Alexander Boag
John
Karen
Ross
Beverly Stine
Bill Downey
Judith Gatlin
Connie Kowalski
Dan Harmon
Laurel McGraw
Jeannette Capwell
Aletha Waterson
Judy Franz
Dennis Hoylen
Madéline Myers
Canfield
Ohio
Bill Corbin
Ronnie Moore
Donald Camper
Richard Haight
David Boyd
Welter Wolfe
Olin Capwell
Jimmie Powers
Muriel Young Hosts Local Bridge Club Evening
Miss Muriel Young of West Church street hosted members of the bridge club last eve ning. Two tables of auction bridge were played with prizes awarded to Miss Rosemary Auer and Miss Ida Watrous. Attending were Mrs. Edwin Cole Miss Amelia Van derhoft Mrs. Suzanne Crowell Mrs. Paul Auer and Mrs. Wesley Seamans. A light lunch followed and the club adjourned to meet again in two weeks with Miss Vanderhom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muriel Young
Bridge Club
West Church Street
Golive
Rosemary Auer
Ida Watrous
Edwin Cole
Amelia ‘Vanderhoft
Suzanne Crowell
Paul Auer
Wesley Seamans
Vanderhom
T. T. Club Meeting At Mrs Saxton Home
Mrs Lyle Sexton entertained the T T T Club at her Fifth street home last evening. Five hundred was played with prizes won by Mrs Claude Price and Mrs George Stenford Sr. Luncheon followed and Mrs Price, a guest, will entertain in two weeks with Mrs Frank Goring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saxton
Lyle Sexton
T. T.T. Club
Fifth Street
Claude Price
George Stenford
Price
Frank Goring
Amici Sewing Circle Members Meet at United Brethren
Twenty nine members and five visitors attended the Amici Sewing Circle meeting held at the United Brethren in Christ church last evening at 8 oclock. Mrs. William Halfast presided as president and led a brief business session. The group voted to contribute to the Camp Findley Victory Fund by July 18 and to collect offerings at each meeting until that date. A sizable donation was given to the Corry cottage by the Cirelo. The gathering adjourned to the church basement for a surprise shower honoring Ms Halfast, with a table of gifts arranged in pink and white with spring flowers. A denner was served by Mrs Lynn Campbell, Mrs Harley Marsh, Mrs Ivan Miller, and Mrs Floyd Dousherty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amici Sewing Circle
United Brethren In Christ
Halfast
Lynn Campbell
Harley Marsh
Ivan Miller
Floyd Dousherty
Demonstration of Sewing Machine Attachments At Meeting
Miss Bonella Gordon announces a sewing machine attachments demonstration for Wednesday evening. Last week's class awarded outside assignment prizes to Mrs. Ora Harper, Mrs. Bess Kinley, and Mrs. Katherine Burgton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonella Gordon
Ora Harper
Bess Kinley
Katherine Burgton
Good Samaritan Class Met at Van Guilder Home
The Good Samaritan Class of the Methodist Sunday School gathered last evening at Earl and Mrs. Van Guilder’s home for their regular monthly meeting. A bountiful green supper preceded a brief business session. Members enjoyed several entertainment items and took snapshots. The next meeting is set for June 15 at the Stowe residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Sunday School
Earl van Guilder
Bryan Stowe
Club meets at Mrs Dale Nobbs home on Marion Street
Mrs Dale Nobbs entertained her club last evening at her Marion Street home. Five hundred dollars in awards went to Mrs Edward Brig atte and Mrs James Johnston. Salad was served to members including Mrs Brigham, Mrs Johnston, Mrs Paul Dyne, Mrs Milton Loyd, Mrs Charles Weston, Mrs Elof Dahl and guest Mrs Jack McLaughlin. Next meeting set for June 3 at Mrs Brigham's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Book
Judy
Erie Yeaterday
Minna Kamber
Pittsburgh
Jett
New York City
Chase
Falconer
N. Y
Harry Paulson
Liberty Street
Lash
Sheboygan
Mich
Amelia Vanderhof
Etta B Johnson
Ada A. Baldwin
Baxter
Kan
Bethlehem
Trenton
N. J
Mel. Johnson
Howard H. Johnson
Melvin Jordan
Bainbridge Army Air Field
Manley Robbins
Harold McConnell
Air Forces
Pacific Coast
P.M. Nichols
Torpedo
Madeline Myers
W. M. Myers
Canfield
Leo Frans
East
Bondslizer
H. K. Powell
Cleveland
Cleveland Clinic
Janet Holzworth
Keith
Fenton
Westerville
C. L. Benton
North Center Street
Henton Will Yepar
Fort Hayes
Tory
U. S. Army
James Gould
Waler Dugan
Erie
Dale Nobbs
Marion Street
Edward Brigatte
James Johnston
Nobbs
Brigham
Johnston
Paul Dyne
Milton Loyd
Charles Weston
Elof Dahl
Jack McLaughlin
Senior High Choristers Entertain Rotarians in Corry Dinner
The Corry Senior High School choir directed by Hi Lynn Rice presented an entertaining program at the Yorty Rotary Club dinner last evening at the Hotel Corry. Two visitors A. Brice Smith and R. Ed were in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Hi Lynn Rice
Yorty
Rotary Club
A. Brice Smith
R. Ed
Alumni Association plans 1940s meeting schedule
The executive committee of the Sorry High School Alumni Association met to outline the alumni meeting for Thursday evening, June at the Junior High School. Activities include a 7 p.m. assembly, business session from 7:45 to 8:45, program 8:45 to 9:30, and dancing from 10 to 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashe
Sorry High School Alumni Association
Plan to Honor Bishop and New Rector at Emmanuel
Final arrangements for a reception to honor retiring Bishop John C. Ward and new rector Rev. E. H. Van Houten were set by the Tillam Guild at Mrs. W. A. Redmond’s home. The reception will follow confirmation services at Emmanuel Church on Friday May 28 in the undercroft. The Guild’s final meeting of the year will be a dinner at Mrs. H. A. Gilbert’s home on West Church Street Tuesday June 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Ward
Emmanuel Church
E. H.van Houten
Tilliam Guild
W. A. Redmond
Chinch
Turean
HA. Gilbert
West Church Street
WCTU Packs Boxes For Boys In Service
The WCTU meeting at Mrs. Alfred Haenel’s home drew good attendance. Mrs. Emma Hoenth led devotions on Me Stag Berets Not But Was Strong in Faith. Seven boxes for men in service were packed and eight new members joined. Mrs J B. Cogan spoke on Loyal Temperance Legion work with a talk titled A Stepping Stone to Character Building. Hostess and Mrs. Ross Bleming served a salad lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WCTU
Alfred Haenel
Emma Hoenth
J B. Cogan
Loyal Temperance Legion
Ross Bleming
Corry Women’s Bowling League Ends Season With Banquet
The A League of the Corry Women’s Bowling Association closed their season with a dinner at Tae Hell’s. Twenty five ladies attended and after a seven o’clock dinner awards were given for high average Angie Batesea high three games Mary Hnatyszyn and high single Ruth Smith. The Wilcox team received the trophy for highest scoring team with a new award shared by two teams. The incoming officers named Thelma Lite president Juanita Stranshaw vice president Helen Trisket secretary Rosa Baker treasurer Ben Hulings sergeant-at-arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Corry Women's Bowling Association
Taehell
Angie Batesa
Mary Hnatyszyn
Ruth Smith
Wilcox
Thelma Lite
Juanita Stranshaw
Helen Trisket
Rosa Baker
Ben Hulings
Radio Schedule Highlights for Tonight and Thursday
NBC and CBS airtime list includes Mr. and Mrs. North Eddie Cantor Dorsey shows Ke Kyser Berle and Carnival. Later programs cover News, Forum on America’s Food Problems, California Melodies and War related programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NBC
Mrs. North
Tommy Dorsey
Eddie Cantor
Kay Kyser
CBS
Hayy James
Randy Ji
Red Barber
Sammy Kaye
Milton Berle
Morton Gould
Manhattan
John Freedom
Raymond Gram
Radio Forum
California
Paul Schiumert
Pires Burning
BLU
Fann
Prgram
Vincent
Lopes Orchestra
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Utesh
Goldie Bovis
Marjorie Lathrop
Merker
Mrs. Hovis
Mystic
P&g
Helen
Rebekah
Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge
Dia
Healy
Concord Pta
Concord Parent Teachers Association
Mildred Denton
Hany Markett
Charles Stormes, Jr
Mary Anderson
Harland Blanchard
Treasurar
Harvey Loveland
Stephen Brooks
America
Assembly
Harriet Markert
Denton
Luise Bluey
Marilyn Denton i
Barry Markott
Mervil Lillie
John Moore
Marley Robbins
Perm Duke
J. J. Kelly
Mada
Navy
Chapin & Sons
Dalles Lingert
Sten
Etter
Coca-Cola Company
Ayerie Coca-Cola Bottling Company
2Th and
State Street
Erin, Fa
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