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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1947

Page

5

El Gatito Club Enjoys Turreen Dinner and Games

Twelve members of the El Gatito Club gathered at Miss Janice Andersons West Smith Street home for a Thanksgiving tureen dinner followed by 500 entertainment. Mrs Raymond Bachomer won the 500 prize and Miss Maxine Gregory took the yummy prize. The next meeting will be a Christmas party at Mrs Carmen Piccirillo s West Pleasant Street home with date to be announced.

el Gatito Club West Smith Street Janice Anderson Ennjoy Wes Sion Raymond Bachomer Maxine Gregory Carmen Piccirillo West Pleasant Street

Newborn daughter and son reported at Corry Hospital

A daughter to Mr and Mrs John Northrop of 1177 West Washington Street was born late last evening at Corry Hospital. Mrs Northrop formerly Eva Gates. A son arrived early this morning to Mrs Rodney Post of 22914 West Washington Street at Corry Hospital.

Daugtter Horn John Northrop West Washington Street Corry Hospital Northrop Eva Gates Rodney Post Post Formes Jeannetts Maine

Testimonial Dinner Honoring Glenn G Mead Hosted in Philadelphia

A testimonial dinner Friday evening in the private dining room of its Restaurant honored Glenn G Mead for donating land for Mead Park. About fifteen attendees included city officials and Mead Park Association president Stanley Nichols who presented a certificate. Speakers included Mead, O W Bracken, EB Whittlesey, Walter W Auer, P M Nichols, O A Stennett and George Besson, followed by a social hour.

Glenn G. Mead Mead Park Association Glenn G. Mei Philadelphia Mead Park Stanley Nichols Mr. Mead W. Bracken EB. Whittlesey Walter W. Auer P. M. Nichols O. A. Stennett George Besson

Arrangements Complete For C. D. of A Bazaar

Plans completed for the second annual December bazaar of Court Conception No 35 Catholic Daughters of America to be held December 4 5 6 at the C D of A rooms North Center Street. Co chairmen Mrs Leo Rhynard and Mrs Cleve Mortoh oversee booths with Mrs Leo Hoylen Mrs Raymond Bachelmer in charge of apron booth. Other leaders include Mrs Harold Cragg candy Miss Mary Hand Mrs James Maloney white elephant sale Mrs Arthur Pitts cakes and more. Special features include a chili supper Thursday and a fish fry Friday with serving starting at 1 pm and a local barbershop quartet to entertain during supper hour.

C. D. of A Court Conception No Catholic Daughters of America North Center Street Leo Rhynard Cleve Mortoh Treasury Corry Viculry Leo Hoylen Ray Mond Bachelmer Harold Cragg Mary Hand James Maloney Arthur Pitts Jerome F. Needham James Wharton

Wattsburg Junior Class Play A Date With Judy

Wattsburg High School junior class presents A Date With Judy on Friday and Saturday evenings December 4 and 5 at 8 30. The comedy adapted from the radio show centers on the Foster family with a cast including Antoinette Gottfried Nyle Estes Arlene Drissell Calvin Sammons Dora Leslie Eisie Tanner Francis Loop Givynath Yost George Mulvin Belva Kosnik Dolores Zimmer Leah Phillips Wallace Burger and Andrey Robinson.

Judy Wattsburg High School Antoinéile Gottfried Nyle Estes Arlene Drissel Calvin Sammons Dora Leslie Eisie Tanner Francis Loop

Miss Betty Holmes Weds Raymond Tanner at First Baptist

Betty Clarissa Holmes, daughter of Florence Holmes, married Raymond Tanner in a double ring ceremony at the First Baptist Church. Rev. Francis G. White-man officiated as guests admired white pompons and candelabra. Bridesmaids Ruth Holmes and Mary Holmes wore Beacock blue gowns.

Jack Whitehead Robert N. Holmes Mary Holmes Ruth Holmes

Raymond E Tanner Weds Mary Holmes In Church Ceremony

Raymond E Tanner and Miss Mary Holmes wed in a church ceremony with Philip Whitehead as best man and ushers Richard Hurst James Jansen and Thomas Jansen. Seventy five guests attended the reception from 3 to 5 pm. The couple will reside at 198 West Wayne Street after a short honeymoon. Mrs Tanner is a Huntington Mills High School and Wilkes-Barre Business College alumna and former VFW secretary. Mr Tanner is a VFW serviceman and Corry High School graduate. Out of town guests came from Huntington Mills Wilkes Barre Ol City Erie Pittsburgh Boston Buffalo Grove City and Charleston.

Siley Mary Holmes Huh Holmes Philip Whitehead Mr. Tanner Richard Hurst James Jansen Thomas Jansen Tracy W. Whitehead Andrew Paulson Tanner West Wayne Street Huntington Mills High School Wilkes-Barre Corry Army V. F.W Huntington Mills Ol City Erie Pittsburgh Boston Buffalo Grove City Charleston

Nuptial High Mass For Miss Migliaccio and Mr Balek

A nuptial high mass was celebrated at St Thomas Church at 10 this morning uniting Miss Mary Migliaccio daughter of Mr and Mrs Sam Migliaccio 112 West Pleasant street and Paul Balek son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Balek R D 2 Union City The Rev Francis J Graves officiated The bridal party wore formal gowns and carried bouquets A wedding dinner followed at the Hotel Corry After two weeks honeymoon in Florida the couple will reside in Union City Mrs Balek a Cong Center High School graduate 1945 is employed at York and Foster Co Mr Balek served four years in the Army in the European theater and works at York and Poster Out of town guests included John Christopher Rochester N Y Mrs Geeelia Darlington Pittsburgh and Mrs Elizabeth Will Philadelphia.

William Hoylen Christine West Park Place Nichols Hoylen Herbert Small Small E. J. Wright South Center Street Buffalo Edwin Chambers Wright Helen Jones North Center Street Artesia New Mexia Thury D. Casey Virgil Warner Chicago A. ©. Barton Essex Street Loretta Hammond Helen Carlson Erle Floyd Hammond Merle Vanise Keogel Tiffany LR. Tiffany Stanton E. Bower Roberta Sabato James Hanmimond St. Francis’ Church Clearfield Lieut Khlar Daye Fort Dix W. G Dora Daye West South’ Street Mary Lou Haight Mercyhurst’ College Erie Earle Haight East Bend Street Eugene Graham Allegheny College Meadville Irene Williams Lee Marion Street Butalo Marilyn Haight Hambora State Teachers College Mark Lashure Fred Dowse Doris Arters Esther Mertell Union City Delaware Street Warren Hulings Jeanne Nichols Clarion State Teachers College Stanley Nichols Franklin Street Jack Dey Transylvania College Lexington F. W. Dey First, Avenue Doris Ross Houghton College Wendell Hulings Joseph Ajmsik Pine Camp Mary Anne Merrick Washington, D. C Walter Merrick East Pleasant Street Washington Edward Kane Rosemont Kane Miss Merrick Philadelphia St. ‘Thomas’ Church Mary Migliccio Sam Migliaccio West Pleasant Street Pauli Balek Joseph Balek Francis J. Graves Louise Migliactio Helen Balek Mary Ann Balek Mary Catherine Guadagno Halo Robert Hanilu Mr. Bulek George Luba Joseph Luba John Tyojak Corry Ms. Bajek Florida Army York Poster John Christopher Rochester Geeelia Darlington Pittsburgh Elizabeth Will Philadelphis

Brotherhood Meeting Hosts Film Program and Banquet Plan

The Evangelical United Brethren Church Brotherhood class met last evening with Jerrold Lansberry in charge. A father and son banquet is planned for February 26, chaired by Harold Ish with Howard Cox and Delmar Lundeen assisting. Two films, The Nativity and Seeds of Destiny, followed the business session, and refreshments were served. Plan to visit patient Robert Grice at Buffalo General Hospital tomorrow were noted.

B. Brotherhood Brotherhood Evangelical United Brethren Church Jesse Whitney Jerrold Lansberry Lansberry Harold Ish Howard Cox Delmar Lundeen

September Wedding Announced for Alice Neil and Bowvard Beitlund

Mr and Mrs Harry Neil of 68 West South Street announce the marriage of their daughter Alice to Bowvard Beitlund son of Ralph Ecklund of 30 East South Street. The wedding will be in Morrisville on September 1. Mrs Ecklund works for Raymond Mfg Company but plans to join her husband in Trenton NJ where he studies at Rider College after year’s end. Ecklund is a former employee of Raymond Company.

Harry Neil West South Street Alice BaWvard Beitlund Ralph Ecklund Fast South Street Oles Morrisville Ecklund Raymond Company

Berean Society Plans Christmas Party at West Church

The Berean Society of the 1rst Baptist Church met after the Bible conference with Miss Gladys Bobert of West Church as hostess. Mrs. Cecil Mess presided and the group voted to send a charity box to missionaries Rev and Mrs. Jesse Warnken in Africa as plans advanced.

Berean Society 1Rst Baptist Church Gladys Bobert West Church Cecil Mess Jesse Warnken Africa

Elks Thanksgiving Dance Planned This Evening

Elks hold Thanksgiving Day dance at the lodge on Worth Center Street this evening. Dancing runs from 7 to 9 PM with Bruce Fye and his Meadville orchestra providing music. A large turnout is expected for the B P Q Elks event in holiday series.

Elks B. P. Q. Elks Worth Center Street Bruce Fye Meadville

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