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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1951
Page
5
A reader is reminded of a 20th Century Fox promotion for The Day The Earth Stood Still. The note hints that viewing the film will heighten interest in news about atomic energy experiments now underway.
Wattsburg announces the engagement and forthcoming marriage of Mary Alice Noxon to Millard B. Sargent. The couple plans a November 21 wedding at the Wattsburg Presbyterian Church with Howard Sargent as best man. Mary Alice is a Wattsburg High School and Edinboro State Teachers College graduate and teacher in Linesville. Mil lard B. Sargent is a Union City High School graduate and Navy veteran.
A Sunday family party honored newlyweds Pic and Mrs Charles Zens and marked Sg. Donald W Nichols return from 14 months duty in Korea. Nichols, son of Maude Nichols and Mrs Mabel McLean, and his wife and son Larry were guests. The host was Mrs J Clymer at 21415 West Main. Nichols and family had lived at Colonial Dublin Chihuahua during World War II. He attended Edinboro State Teachers College and is now a student teacher at Academy High School.
Miss Etta Kelsey daughter of Clyde and wife of Spartansburg and Ah LeRoy Hamilthon of Columbus wed Saturday afternoon at Coury. Rev Donald Brown officiated the doubling ceremony. The bride wore royal blue street length dress with black accessories and a red rose corsage. Mrs Embert Earle was matron of honor in violet dress with yellow rose corsage. Best man was Burle Hamilton of Corry. A reception followed at the Earle home with cake ice cream and coffee. The couple will reside at 67113 after a brief wedding trip.
A local ceremony yesterday at the Lutheran parsonage united Miss Margaret Grace daughter of Mrs Grace Grace of B D 1 with Melvin McElroy son of Mrs Ross McElroy of South Center. Rev George Wolfe officiated at oclock. The bride wore a blue velvet two piece suit with matching accessories and yellow and white baby mums for flowers. Attendant Mrs Claude Fralick wore a gold suit with white mums. Best man was Mr Fralick. The couple will reside at 812 South Center street. Miss McElroy works for the Pennsylvania Telephone Company and Mr McElroy for Ajax Tron Works.
Fairview P T A sponsors a mock bake sale from November 19 to 19 with boxes in local stores and posters. Mrs. Thomas Varasso chairs the event with Mrs. Joseph Baressi as cochairman. proceeds go to the group treasury.
Society column lists guests visiting from Bradford Buffalo Jamestown Warren and other towns. Families like Higgins, High Tay sormpee trier, and Lunds attend weddings, temple meetings, and anniversaries. Elks Northwest District meeting in Erie features reception and awards for many local members and spousal entertainment.
Mr and Mrs Carlton W Smith of 22 East Bond Street announce the engagement of their daughter Ellmear to Ramsey C Rogers son of John Rogers of North Center Street The wedding is planned for next April Ellmear a Corry Senior High School and Buffalo Children's Hospital graduate was night supervisor at Corry Memorial Hospital resigned in September and has since done private duty nursing Rogers a Corry High School and Edinboro State Teachers College graduate is the arts instructor in the Cony schools
A family party yesterday honored Cleveland W. Brown for his 80th birthday. Hosts Mr. and Mrs. K. D. Brown of Bash South Street entertained 95 relatives at a noon dinner. Brown received many gifts and a purse of money from guests from Corry, Cleveland, Lawrence Park, Buffalo and Bear Lake.
A son was born Saturday afternoon to Mr and Mrs Al ton May at Corry Memorial Hospital located at 601 South Canter Street. The birth adds a new member to the family and marks a joyful occasion for the household.
Rean W. McElroy was honored Saturday evening as his wife hosted a birthday party at their Weel Columbus Avenue home. Mrs Milton Zilzneck and Mrs C F Poohies helped with festivities and games entertained guests. Decorations, refreshments, and gifts marked the celebration with out of town guests from California North East Spring Creek and Clymer.
Mr and Mrs John H Fenstermacher of Mott Street entertained the supper club Saturday night with a tureen dinner and an evening of cards. Fourteen members were present. Mr and Mrs Roger Brown will host the December meeting.
Mr and Mrs Clyde Messenger of Columbus announce the marriage of their daughter Katherine to Kenneth Ottaway son of Mrs Ethel Ottaway of Lemon Street The ceremony was performed by Justice of the Peace Saunders at Ripley on July 28 195 The couple will reside in Buffalo where he works He served over two years in the Navy and Mrs Ottaway is a Corry Senior High School graduate from 1939 and has worked at Corry Jamestown and Tice outlets
The Rural Letter Carriers Association of Warren County met Saturday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schrumling of Columbus. No members or guests were present for the session. A delicious dinner was served after the business meeting. The group will meet again on December 15 for a turkey supper.
Last evening the Chi Rho Society of Emmanuel Episcopal Church met at Misithaheth Rosers home on North Center Street. Rev J Charles Hills of Linesville conducted the meeting. Mrs Louis Morrow chaired the bazaar planning for November 20 at the parish hall and gave a report. The group endorsed future plans and served sandwiches, coke and coffee. The next meeting is scheduled for November 25 at the parish hall.
Rodland Baldwin and its orchestra from Westfield played music for dancing at the B P G Elks Club. About five hundred couples attended the dance from 8 30 to 1 80 o clock in the lodge rooms. The next dance will be on November 24 with Dienress and his orchestra engaged to play.
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