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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1941
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR text mentions age and a private matter. Missing context prevents full reconstruction of the event or identity.
L Wissinger of the Hatch Visionnel school gave a timely Rotary talk on the world situation and the need for individual effort. He highlighted Memorial Day observance and its significance. John Querteveld of Clymer spent Sunday with the Vestiana family of Lakewood. Clayton Dewey of Ripley and his parents visited with Olin Querdeveld of Clymer.
Announcement of the marriage of Veronica Chamulak of Cleveland Ohio to Ted Martowica of Corry May 24 at 4 pm at St Peter and Paul Church. The reception followed at Denison Hall Cleveland. Groom employed at Acro Supply Company in Corry.
East Main street residents announce the marriage plans of their daughter Betty Roach to Jack Harrison at a party last evening. Guests included Ruth Buyh, Belén McCray, Harriet Golegrove, and others. The event featured cards, prizes, and pastel decorations for the couple, with a future wedding date set by Betty Roach.
Twenty two guests attended a variety shower at Mrs. Baccus’s home for Miss Marjorie McElroy. Prizes for bridge and contests went to several guests, with Miss McElroy receiving a corsage and guest prize. Out of town attendees included Mrs. Paul Nichols of Wellington Ohio, Mrs. J M Erb of Medina Ohio, and Mrs. Gladys Upperman of Clymer.
Two Corry couples wed in Sherman New York last evening. Miss Minnie Morton and Otto Moffitt, both of Corry, along with Miss Catherine Yoder and Harold Moffit of Corry, were married by Rev. B. Kelly. A wedding supper followed at the home of Roger Feane in Cony.
Despite radio advent, piano production in the United States increased over the past decade with last year’s output surpassing 136000 units. Producers note sustained demand and ongoing factory activity across major firms.
Florence Ross and Mr and Mrs W A Ross of Corry announce the engagement of their youngest daughter Proy ance to Albert Cole son of Mr and Mrs Frenk Cole of Write No Gates been set to the motive.
Mrs Obie Walick and Richard Morton hosted at Mrs Morton’s Wes Shore Street home last evening a shower for Miss Marguerite Neylon. Games and contests awarded prizes to Rolland Stowe and Joseyine Vatetti. A salad lunch featured a miniature bridle centerpiece and gold and blue decor.
Mrs C L Gallagher was surprised by the A BG Chi club with a birthday party. Members from Eight and ASUES hosted at a San Diego area site. They traveled to Erie for dinner and a tavern visit then a movie in the evening. Attendees included Mrs Henry Wood Mrs Harvey Loveland and several others.
The Tree Society of St. Pauls Luthern church met at the Hillstrom home on East Congress Street. A short business session was followed by social time and refreshments served by the hostess. The society will meet again on Wednesday evening at the Dulisteayc residence on East Smith Street.
A Corry bridge club honors Mrs. Theo Williams at a dinner hosted by local women at Pittsfield Inn last evening. Afterward, guests enjoyed an evening of bridge at Mrs. Leon Lindsley’s home on First Street, with plans to meet again in two weeks at Mrs. W. W. Auer’s East Smith Street residence.
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