Y Center Events Attract Large Weekend Attendance
City center notices describe a busy schedule with varied programs. Weekly films and games draw families, with additional announcements about future activities and potential league matchups.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1945
Page
5
City center notices describe a busy schedule with varied programs. Weekly films and games draw families, with additional announcements about future activities and potential league matchups.
Beaverdam 4-H girls elected camp delegates including Steven Baths chosen to lead. Delegates plan activities at Cary Caledon in late June with Jiffies Wilone Miller and Charlotte Marsh among those named. A morning event is set for 10 o clock on June 13 at Betty Stateman’s home to discuss arrangements.
Society notes report Mrs L A Tiftany presented piano students at a May recital Saturday evening at 849 South Center street. Many attended as performers showcased pieces including The Drum Major and The Blue Danube Waltz with a large turnout and visiting relatives from nearby towns.
Corry High School Alumni Association completes plans for the 71st reunion led by president FG Whiteley and committee. events include a dinner at 7 o clock with guests of honor and orchestra, aiming for strong turnout from 1895 and 1920 alumni.
The Northwestern Pennsylvania Salvation Army council gathered 150 delegates from Erie Warren Bradford Kane Titusville Gil City Meadville Sharon Franklin and Greenville at the Washington street hall. Major J W Bages presided the Erie Salvation Army band provided music. Brigadier Ralph Miller delivered the address and a city parade followed ending with dinner for 112 delegates. Thirty came to the altar and seven offered themselves for life service as Salvation Army officers.
Miss Phyllis McClintock, sister of Miss McClintock, to become bride of Melvin Edwards of Panama, honored at a miscellaneous bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Leland Grosseut on North Center Street. About 15 friends and relatives attended, with prizes awarded to Miss McClintock and Mrs. William Armitage Sr. and Jr. Refreshments of salad, cake and coffee were served.
Mr. and Mrs. Jon F. Mitchell of 27 West Bonnd Street announce the engagement of their daughter Jean Hilzabert to Charles C. Rich SM 2/c son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Rich of West Wayne Street. Both graduates of Corry High School, Rich is serving in the Atlantic theater and was home on furlough.
A string of brief social notes from Corry and nearby towns details returns home and upcoming trips. Families including Warner, Malone, and Weber are referenced alongside visits to Rochester, Jamestown, Brockport, and Buffalo. Military personnel Roberta King and Nell Twisley are mentioned with furloughs and hospital stays.
Birthday Club met Friday evening at East Washington Street to honor Mrs Allen Burton. Fourteen attended and enjoyed bingo with prizes won by Mrs Marie Hemple and Mrs Ruth Bell. Cream, two birthday cakes, and toffee were served. gifts for the hostess.
Mrs Morrison entertained 17 ladies Saturday evening in honor of her visiting aunt Mrs Sarah English of Empoix. Games visiting and music accompanied the event with cake coffee and refreshments. Mrs English received gifts for her birthday.
The Dairymen's League Local held its annual meeting at Grange Hall in Corry. President Harvey chaired the gathering with readings by Mrs. Tyan Hatch, and elections elected Guy Williams as delegate and Mrs. Guy Williams as associate delegate. Alternate delegates were chosen as Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gates, with Robert Gale also elected to a district meeting. A resolutions committee member was to be elected, and Mr. Redding, plant manager, spoke with field worker Andis. Members served cake and coffee after proceedings.
Mrs William Chain of Philadelphia was feted Saturday at the Wickwire home in Columbus. Hostesses Mrs Earl Wickwire and Mrs Russell Moore presided over a pink blue and white themed shower with sixteen guests, a three tier cake, wedding bells favors and narcissus decorations.
Newlyweds Mr and Mrs. Pitch were honored at a shower and supper hosted at the Thompson home on Liberty Street for a May 21 marriage. About 25 friends attended as guests brought gifts and well wishes for the couple.
Wedding reception for Milton Bailey and his partner was held Saturday evening at Mrs John Keppel’s apartment 114% Bart Malstrevk. About twenty friends attended and served wedding cake ice cream and coffee. The couple received many nice gifts from their friends.
Charlotte Adams outlines methods to use fish as a substitute during meat shortages. She recommends selecting various fish types, thawing carefully, and cooking via broiling or frying with precise temperatures and times.
Tommy Titus, seven years old, celebrated at 842 Worth Street with first graders from Washington School as guests. Sharon Bunsen and Temmy Mason won prizes. guests received candy favors and approval cutouts. A three tiered red white and blue cake was served with gifts for Tommy.
Mr and Mrs T A Anderson of Calinbus announce the engagement of their daughter Garland Marte to Sgt Charles H Kennedy son of Mr and Mrs H B Kennedy of 186 East Irving Streets Kennedy recently returned from overseas where he served in Germany Anderson is a Cony High School graduate class of 19XX and employed at Corry Damestown Miz Corp No wedding date has been set.
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