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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1941
Page
5
A compact item notes that Team Y engages in an event at Sand We with emphasis on activity and involvement. The readable fragments imply a local game or practice setting, with no additional names or dates clearly identifiable. The item reflects a brief, energetic update typical of a small sports bulletin.
The piece surveys Eleanor Dark The Timeless Land, Phillip Carr The English Are Like That, Virginia Woolf Between the Acts, Arthur G. Donahue Tally Ho, and other titles. It notes how Dark portrays aboriginal life, praises Carr’s analysis of English character, and discusses Donahue’s wartime memoir style, plus Pardon My Harvard Accent and assorted travel and history volumes.
The wedding occurred last Saturday evening September 1 at the Methodist parsonage in Russell Ky. Rev Townsend officiated. The bride Miss Belm Alin daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Akam Cory R D 1 wore a pale pink Jersey dress with navy accessories. The groom is Lloyd McCray son of Mr. and Mrs. Warner McCray Carry RD 3. They plan to live with the groom's parents in Carey Ohio area while the bride works at the Farm Lawn Aditation offices in the Federal Building Cory. The groom works at Raymond Manufacturing. A reception is planned Tuesday evening October 7 at the Con Zor Community Center with refreshments provided. All relatives and friends invited.
Local youths and immediate relatives attend a Parents Day at Teachers College. The program includes remarks by Rita Gimtingeld, new president Pratt, and a college symphonic band performance. A football game and social activities follow in Mansfield Bloomingdale events.
As part of next Friday's program at Senior High School featuring Birch the Magician, Mabel Sperry, a brilliant young musical star, will perform several selections. The assisting artist, noted xylophone soloist with the Century of Progress marimba band in Chicago, is known in the concert and radio world.
Nuptial high mass celebrated at 8 am at Elizabeth's Church unites Miss Mary Sokalski and Walter Wrowlewski. Rev Carl L Heidt presided. Miss Provence Dreczowiski maid of honor. Edward Sotal ski best man. Reception planned at bride’s parents' home. Couple to reside in Erie after a wedding trip.
Mr and Mrs Richard Lewis of Elgin announce the engagement of their daughter Carviebette Lewis to Lawrence Tompkins son of Mr and Mrs Orel Tompkins of Wattsburg. No wedding date has been set.
Beatrice Brown, daughter of Mrs Nova Wells of Jamestown New York, married Gilbert Wolfe, son of Mrs Willis Brown, at a small ceremony in the town's Methodist parsonage officiated by Rev Roy Myers. Only the couple’s mothers attended. the couple will reside in Jamestown where both are employed.
A Spring Creek gathering honored a draftee with a dinner and reception. Attendees included numerous local residents and family members, and a ceremonial crown gift was presented to the honoree.
The Smiltrd Brethren board outlined plans for their 15th Anniversary Celebration to be held Sunday December 13. Dr J B Showers of Dayton Ohio head of United Brethren publishing house is invited as speaker. Mrs Westley hosted and provided light refreshments.
Bighiven officers of the Buster Star and fiends gathered for a surprise party last evening to honor Mrs. J. W. Rickers who is leaving for vigil. Refreshments were served, gifts presented, and attendees included several friends in De roil Michigan.
An interdistrict P T A conference drew a large turnout in Warren with attendees from Cov vy and many district members. The event featured reg light sessions, elections for officers, and addresses by Mrs. Dieby from Pennsylvania and Dr Feaper of the University of Pittsburgh.
Vows were exchanged this morning at St Elizabeths rectory as Tyfiss Josephine Sventets and Michael Skalos wed. Rev Carl L Reidt officiated. Bride wore a white satin gown with lace trim and a fingertip veil. Reception followed at the bride’s parents’ home. couple to reside in Corry with the groom employed by Aera Supply Company.
Former Corry resident announces the marriage of Miss Elaine Faber of Cincinnati Ohio to Anthony Wayne Hecker of Pittsburgh formerly from Cory The ceremony was held Wednesday October 1st at St Augustine Florida Mr and Mrs Hecker reside at 5737 Elyand street Pittsburgh in the Netherlands apartments
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