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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1941
Page
5
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Social items record Spanish language classes led by Charles Michalski in Erle with fifteen enrolled, parliamentary law lectures by Mrs. Barnes, and a Kahkwa Club dinner for Dr. and Mrs. Hess in Erie. Nearby, various residents’ moves, anniversaries, and school events, plus Armistice Day observances and a Bos Cossack Chorus concert in Erie attract attention.
Out of sight areas like the oven and broiler deserve routine care. Wipe the interior with a hot suds cloth after each use, rinse with a clean cloth in hot water, then dry thoroughly to prevent residue and buildup.
Louis Morray of Motherfield Sacramento California arrived this morning for an indefinite visit with his mother Mrs BL Morrow of North Center street Sacramento officers report the meeting marks a quiet family reunion with no set end date.
Miss Frances Feeney hosted a birthday surprise at her West Wayne home last evening for Kathryn Ann Mead. Guests enjoyed cards and dancing and gifts were given to the honoree. Attending were Misses Amella Darkson, Mary Graying, Marie DeManti, Rosaline Hopkins, Eileen Foley, Virginia Faber of Erie, and others from Cor Ty.
A quiet Thursday evening wedding at Wayne Valley Beaverdam parsonage united Pred Al Verson of this city and Mrs Rosetta Proctor of Edinboro. Rev Charles Rice officiated. The couple will reside on Hast High street.
Marilyn Phillips entertained at a bridal shower for Jean Maloney at her Liberty street home last evening honoring Miss Maloney whose engagement to William Bloss was announced. Awards for games were worn by Maloney and Mrs. Robert Hunt. Guests included Martha Corbin June Hurst Jean Estes Jeannette Baressi Yvonne Main Mary Sturdevant Leatha Anderson Dorothy Ondus and Karilyn Phillips. A salad lunch was served and the bride elect received gifts.
Leda Baccus bride elect of William Dahl was guest of honor at a pre nuptial party hosted by Mrs. Frederick Miller on East Pleasant street. Twenty five guests enjoyed games and contests with awards to Miss Iva Webber Miss Lillian Griffin and Mrs. Ivor Relenberg. A miscellanous shower yielded many gifts and a dessert lunch with an elaborate wedding cake.
Lieut. J. Donald Watson formerly a Junior High teacher was honored at a dinner party by Junior High and Junior Elementary faculty before leaving to be stationed in the Panama Canal Zone with the U S Army. The 6 30 p m Ritz luncheon served for twenty three guests included a parting gift and home reception at Miss Ethel McCray s East Smith Street residence afterward.
A Monday evening gathering at East South Street home honored Shirley Beckwith on her birthday. Games and contests provided entertainment with awards won by Margaret Mosher Patty Crage and Joan Pitts. Attendees included Margate Wood Marilyn Haight Marlyn Loans Doris Price Clara Moore Dar thy Hanlin Dorothy Gates and Maxine Beckwith.
Mrs Edward Pottiger of Pilishirghy led a U S W Y Auxiliary inspection visit to Lieut Clyié D Wilcoxe Camp United Spanish War Veterans in Corry last evening. She was greeted by Mr and Mrs John Rogers who hosted a Rak Restaurant. The visiting official received a corsage of gold and red flowers as eighteen members later enjoyed a party at Nelson Dimmick in Concord A Linch with refreshments served.
At Mrs C F McCray home on Fourth Avenue eleven members meet to discuss current events. Mrs F B Sullis read an article titled Desert Blossoms and Tipson read Tulip Time in Holland Michigan. Dainty refreshments followed social hour. Next hostess Mrs Gara Crippen on Wright Street for meeting on November 17.
Mr and Mrs L C Barnes of 28 West Church announce the engagement of their daughter Lucille Ruth to John B Weis son of Mr and Mrs R A Weis of 20 West South Street No date has been set for the wedding.
Members of the Womens Society of Christian Service enjoyed a green dinner at the Methodist church served to eighty. Rev W Brainard of Sugar Grove spoke on Things That Make For Peron with a vocal duet by Mrs BR 8 Dewey and Miss Lloydine Sager. Bazaar plans were made for December 5 and 6 in the Traction building, with each member contributing. The society’s annual Thank Offering will be taken Sunday evening November 23 at the regular church service by Rev P A Galbreath.
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