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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1945
Page
6
The Corry Grange met in regular session on a Saturday evening with four candidates receiving the third degree. The program featured recitations group singing and a piikhom led by a texture id in diverse vestlings. Mrs Emma Gates and Mrs Alms Dingfelder served delicious refreshments.
The Corry High School Band will perform at the Senior High School auditorium Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock under director H. Lynch Rice. Tickets are available from students and at the door. The program includes Star Spangled Banner Anchors Aweigh March The Marine Corps hymn and other marches and odes. The event was moved from Monday to avoid clashing with the Army show Here's Your Infantry.
More than three hundred ministers and delegates gathered at Thiel College Greenville to open a four day Pittsburgh Synod of the United Lutheran Church in America convention. The gathering featured communion services, academic processions, and lectures by Rev Franklin Clark Bryan and Rev Paul H Roth as part of the triple anniversary meeting honoring the synod Thiel College and the merged synod. Local residents and visiting families joined the events with pageants and ceremonies marking a century of the Pittsburgh Synod.
Suewnor Jupos daughter of Mr and Mrs Thayn Tubbs of Spartansburg wed John Oesch son of Mr and Mrs J C Oesch at the bride’s home in Fourteenth Street area. Rev Earl Miller of Meadville officiated as families attended. The bride wore a lace bodice net skirt wedding gown with red rose bouquet. Attendant Miss Jean Manley in yellow chiffon. Reception followed with cake and ice cream as guests celebrated. Mr and Mrs Oesch reside on South Center Street. Oesch is a Streetsboro High School and Bemidoro State Teachers College graduate and a teacher. he works at Van Cise Service Station.
Corry residents Mrs John B Patterson Mrs Wiye Perkins Mrs D A Hallstrom and Miss Louise Williams joined a Saturday Erie gathering of the Daughters Of American Colonists at Dickson's Tavern. Speaker Mrs W W Hilditch spoke on colonial business women and limited earnings, with a New England Women service offering a fine luncheon at the historic site linked to Civil War era underground activity.
A large crowd attended the Elks dancing party Saturday evening. The six piece Herman orchestra provided music. The floor show opened at 11 30 with talent from the Bana and meeting of the Inquisitors. Global County Club and many out of town guests joined in the event which lasted until 1 30. Dancing began at ten.
In New York City on May 18 introduces A Gen orm IPriday to Mr and Mrs George Collier. The newborn is the grandson of Mr and Mrs Perry Collier and Mr and Mrs Thomas Garrity of this city.
Members of Girl Scouts Troop 30 enjoyed a well attended meeting Friday evening at the Presbyterian Church headquarters. The flag ceremony was conducted by Mr Meklroy and Barbara Joseph directed the business session. Patrols held their usual meetings and the gathering closed with the good night circle.
Centerville residents Mr and Mrs Charles A Fuller announce the engagement of daughter Rosalie to First Lieutenant Lester Tegler USMC. Miss Fuller is a Lincolnville High School graduate employed in the Raymond plant defars ment. Tegler, son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Tegler of Milaville PA, is a PSU graduate who just returned from a year overseas and has a record of 41 missions as a B25 pilot.
District No 7 of the Pennsylvania State Nurses Association will hold a meeting on Saturday May 26 at 2 pm at Spencer Hospital with William Jel MD as guest speaker The directors meet at 10 am and luncheon is at the Lafayette Hotel Sectional meetings start at 1 pm A panel The Negro Nurse in Schools of Nursing will be discussed Several nurses from Corry are expected to attend
In Mansfield C May 21 Louis Bromfeld's residence near Malaban Farm Ireland's Lauren Betty Bacall and Humphrey Bogart wed in a brief ceremony lasting three minutes. Only immediate family and a few friends attended the simple nuptials marking Bogart's fourth marriage at age 45 and Bacall's 3-year old bride.
A. Utterbak, known as the man paid 709 dollars monthly by the government for doing nothing, said yesterday he was discharged by order of Claude R. Wickard, secretary of agriculture. Utterback, a supervising examiner for the Farm Credit Administration, alleges he was kept without assignment for six months after refusing to change a bank report.
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