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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1939
Page
5
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The fragmentary item notes an incident involving new South wear slip and tenants entering a site. Details are unclear in the readable text, but indicates a disturbance or entry event affecting residents or occupants. Further context would clarify involved parties and location.
The Stanford Hose Company held a large Thanks giving Hose Ball at East Washing ton Street Armory Wednesday night drawing 228 couples. Hashrouck's Keystartians played from 9 to 1 with singers Jewell Hasbrouck Ronald Walker and David Lammers. Proceeds fund club rooms upkeep and the event was praised as highly successful. Andrew Paulson served as general chairman.
Miss Lora May Wells daughter of Mr and Mrs Leslie Wells of West Wayne street married Clyde R Bloss grandson of Mrs D ens Sawyer at the Chapel of the Annunciation of the Episcopal church on Thanksgiving eve Rev William J Kuhn officiated in a small ceremony attended by friends and relatives The bride wore gold crepe with yellow rose accessories and was attended by Elaine Poster The groom's best man was Charles H Racke Jr Both graduates of Corry High School and they reside at 419 East Washington Street Friends extend best wishes.
The engagement of Mildred Moorton to Robert Morton of Ripley is announced by her parents of North East. The wedding will be held Saturday December 23 at the bride’s parents’ home with Rev. Ivan M. Shreve officiating. Attendants will be Mr and Mrs Robert Smith. Local residents and visitors are noted with Thanksgiving gatherings and travels to Cleveland Jamestown and Erie as part of holiday visits and family events.
The Amici Sewing Circle held its regular meeting at the United Brethren church with eighteen members and two visitors. Plans were made for a December 6 birthday and Christmas party at Mrs. H. W. McClintock’s home. A quill to the Quincy Orphanage was completed and a devotional period led by Mrs. Fred Williams preceded Thanksgiving basket preparations for shut-ins. A later tureen dinner followed.
A tureen supper for Odd Fellows and Rebekah lodge members is set for Tuesday evening at 6 o clock in the TO. O. F. hall. The committee provides coffee, cream and rolls, and each guest should bring a tureen. A box sent annually to the Meadville home will be prepared at this meeting.
Mrs. Frederick H. Beall announces a council meeting at 4 o'clock Tuesday in the School offices basement of the library building. Hatch Vocational School's Norman J. Edinger will speak on Safety after a business session. Thanksgiving Day guests and local visits noted including Mr and Mrs Pranik Caster and Mr and Mrs R Jackson. Idaho coed pilot MCCOW Idaene Crane stands out among 340 engineering students in university program.
Otterbein Guild of the Dotted Brethren enuled Thugs held a Thanksgiving breakfast at 30 o clock in the March basement with fourteen members present. Guest speaker was Mrs Hugh Mosher, president of the Woman's Missionary Association of the church. Special music featured a vocal duet by Misses Dovis Bergmant and Mildred Davis. Zuss Phyllis Mcclintock, guild president, gave brist remarks. Mr and Mrs Charles Matthews of Brie visited the Lovelind home.
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