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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1942
Page
5
A rough OCR fragment suggests a discussion of finishing or surface treatment by a method. It mentions two stained artists and notes overall care points, but details are incomplete and uncertain.
Mr. and Mrs. George Nagle announce the marriage of their daughter Charlotte Totte to William Burdick son of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Burdick of 244 Argonne Drive Kenmore. The ceremony was held October at Pilgrim Lutheran Church Kenmore with Rev. Swarts officiating. Attendants were Miss Naomi Swartz and William George. Mrs. Burdick is a Corry senior and Buffalo General Hospital trained nurse. Mr. Burdick attended Fenn College and works at Whistler Tool Company in Buffalo. They plan to reside in Thunder Bay Canada.
Miss Autumn Colby student at the University of Pittsburgh spent the weekend at her home on Conscord Street where Saturday evening friends surprised her for her birthday. Attending were Miss Mary Sturdevant Miss Helen Revolla Mrs Richard Winans Miss Thabeile Gordon Miss Dorothy Vanderhorr Maude Porter and Miss Mary Jean Roach. Colby received many gifts and best wishes from her friends.
Northwestern Counties Council of the Veterans of Foreign Wars held a Sunday afternoon meeting at the Lieut. Archie W. Thompson Post home in Corry to discuss ways to aid the war effort. About fifty visiting members from Erie Oil City Warren Kane Bradford Clarendon and Meadville joined local delegates. An oyster supper followed hosted by Corry Post Ladies Auxiliary.
Mr and Mrs Martin J Purcell of 332 Essex street marked their 50th wedding anniversary with a dinner for 26 at the Rate on Sunday and a reception at the home of Mr and Mrs Earl Haight in East Bed street. They wed October 31 1909 at St Theresa's church Union City and have nine children eight living and nineteen grandchildren. Local relatives and friends joined the couple for the observance amid gold table decor and a bride’s cake, with attendance from Miss Margaret Sullivan and others from Cleveland Union City and Erie.
Mr and Mrs Ivan Smith of 211 Pleasant Street entertained on Saturday and Sunday evenings for the recently married Mr and Mrs Robert Smith. Relatives and friends attended from Gerry Columbus Elgin Beaverdam and Westfield, N. J. and offered many gifts as they enjoyed a pleasant social time.
Mrs Albert Shaffer hosted a Halloween party Friday at 2 PM for her daughter Shirley Mae with fourteen guests. Mrs Bryce Leek and Mrs Clyde Hammond assisted, games and contests were enjoyed, and refreshments were served. Guests received pumpkin and cat toy favors.
A daughter was born Saturday at noon at Corry hospital to Mr and Mrs Harold Marlowe of 226% Spring Street and a daughter was born Sunday to Mr and Mrs Lawrence Anderson of Corry Rev 1 at the Corry hospital.
The Junior Red Cross drive runs November 1 to 15 with an Aetna drive starting in city and nearby townships. Mrs. W. W. Hammond chairs the movement in Cony and forms an executive board including representatives from each PT A. Ruth Bennett leads at Senior High, Miss Othel McCray and Red Cross at Junior High and elementary grades, and Sister Rhayeeth at St. Bernard's. The drive aims to enlist every pupil, allowing entry by service or funds.
Mary Jo Hansen hosted a Hallowe'en gathering with friends at a barn party on a Friday evening. The event featured informal entertainment and light snacks as guests enjoyed a cozy, homey celebration.
The text notes substantial moisture condensation on exterior surfaces in winter slows paint drying. It advises allowing two weeks for the first coat to dry and harden before applying a second coat, with longer intervals in harsher sections of the country.
Anna May Walls of North East Pa daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Walls and John William Maloney son of Mrs Mary Maloney and the late John Maloney of Corry Pa were united in marriage by Rev Raymond Sohilizer at St Gregorys church The bride wore a blue crepe dress with blue accessories and a corsage of red roses The matron of honor Mrs Raymond Dykes wore a warm colored gown with black accessories and a corsage of Lilian roses Best man was Donald Matones The couple will live at 61 East Main Street North West Pa Miss Walls owns Anns May Beauty Shop Mr Maloney works for Electric Materials Company North East Pa
Catholic diocese enforces new statutes banning secular songs at church weddings and forbidding candlelight and velvetings in rites. All marriages to be held at noon. rectory weddings also governed. Strong emphasis on replacing secular tunes with liturgical hymns as Sunday services tighten rules following Bishop Gempon’s anniversary celebration.
Mr and Mrs Frederick W Sanders Waterford announce the engagement of their daughter Loretta to Francis Arthur Babbitt son of the Rev and Mrs Arthur R Babbitt The couple plan a forthcoming marriage Loretta Sanders graduated from Edinboro High School Francis Babbitt graduated from Waterford Winn School and works at Burke Electric Company
Word has been received in this city that Lieut. Bhelps, grandson of Mrs. Ida Shaffer and nephew of Miss Irene Jorden, has received his commission as a second lieutenant of Fort Monroe. He completed officer candidate training with the Eastern Slumal Corps after entering service in March 1941 and basic training at Fort Bliss, Texas, on October 10.
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