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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1944

Page

5

Torch Bearers Honor Miss Faith Messinger and Friends

Miss Faith Messinger and Miss Marcelainte Robbins hosted the Torch Bearers Sunday School group from the Salvation Army on East Main Street. Twenty four members and friends enjoyed games and contests with prizes awarded to Major Schotter, Mrs Burton, Miss Helen Adams, Mrs Merle Miller, Irene Willis, Myrna and Jackie Miller, and Billy Lamimers. Messinger was presented a gift before her Texas departure. Major and Mrs Schotter attended as guests and new class officers were elected: Mrs Alan Burton president, Mrs Lawrence Morton vice president, and Miss Trene Willis secretary treasurer. Mrs Robbins with Mrs Miller served a finch dessert.

Faith Messinger Marcelainte Robbins Jackie Miller Billy Lamimers Texas Major Schotter Alan Burton Lawrence Morton Trene Willis Robbins Miller

Social notes from Corry families and service members

Local society columns list Corry residents and relatives serving in the war era across paratrooper units, Seabees, WAVES, and overseas postings. It notes marriages, birthdays, furloughs, and civilian employment, plus community events, church services, and dining plans as families await news from Europe and the Pacific.

Enjoyable Tureen Dinner Opens Junior High PTA Season

About 58 members of the Junior High Building Parent-Teacher Association and their families attended the initial meeting of the year. Mrs Tracy Whitehead led a well arranged evening with a tureen dinner in the school library. Glenn Middleton played Solovox numbers as HM Lynn Rice directed oldtime songs. Harold Wolfe urged parent school cooperation. Mrs Leland Johnston reported on the Pennsylvania State PTA Convention highlights from Philadelphia. The feature was a sound film This Amazing America about the United States, produced by Mrs Wicker Nigh of Greyhound Corp and arranged by G W Shotzbarger.

Tracy Whitehead Glenn Middleton Lynn Rice Harold Wolfe Momuer Leland Johnston Pennsylvania PTA Philadelphia Wicker Nigh Greyhound Corporation America United States G. W. Shotzbarger

Farewell Party for James Walters Inductee Honored

James Walters left for armed forces duty after a farewell party hosted by Mr and Mrs Howard Waiters Paithaven at their home last Saturday. Twenty five guests attended with dancing and a jubilee. A banquet and Military decorations followed. James received a purse of money from friends and relatives.

James Walters Howard Paithaven James Bde

Bradford hosts meeting of purchasing agents group

Four Corry members from the northwestern Pennsylvania chapter joined district leaders at Bradford for a dinner meeting at the Hotel Emery. National president Robert Swanton of the Winchester firm in New Haven spoke. Participants from Corry included C. H. Holden, Lester Danner, Harvey Loveland and Carl Lyons. The next district meeting will be held in Corry at Hotel Corry on November 2.

Purchasing Agents Assoc Bradford Corry Northwestern Pennsylvania Purchasing Agents Robert Swanton Swanton Winchester New Haven Conn Emery C. H. Holden Lester Danner Harvey Loveland Carl Lyons Hotel Corry

Births Reported for Jaggs and Paulson Families

A daughter was born yesterday afternoon at Corry Hospital to Mr and Mrs Adrian Jaggs of 715 East Wayne street. Another daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Harry Paulson of 578 Liberty street, noted as born at Corry Hospital.

Adrian Jaggs East Wayne Street Corry Hospital UN Corry Hospital Harry Paulson Liberty Street

Russian Composers Studied By Mentor Club

Fifteen members and five guests enjoyed a Russian music program hosted by Mrs. B J Tobias at West Church Street. Mrs. Porter Auer introduced Rimsky Korsakoff and Tchaikovsky with violin solos and Nutcracker Suite numbers, featuring Miss Lillian Barnes and others. The next meeting is Monday October 30 at Mrs. Carrie Wilcox's home.

Mentor Club B. J. Tobias West Church Street Porter Auer Rimsky-Korsakof Tschaikowsky Lillian Barnes Helen Rows Bess Carlisch Tobias Mary Graham Rimsky-Korsakett Tachaikovsky Carrie Wilcox

United Brethren Pastors Meet In Warren District Meet

Rev. G. T. Bergman of Fairview church and Rev. Hy Hay Harris of Corry United Brethren in Christ attend a Youngsville district meeting in Warren. The event includes a noon dinner and an afternoon general meeting and discussion at the Warren church.

Class Honored Mrs McElroy On Her Birthday

Kings Daughters Sunday School class of the First Methodist Church met at Luella McElroy’s home on South Center Street to celebrate a birthday. A tureen dinner was served and the afternoon was spent in visiting.

McElroy Kings Daughters First Methodist Church Luella McEloy South Center Street

Birthday Party for Roger Sheehan at Home

Roger Sheehan celebrated his birthday at his West Church Street home on Monday with eighteen friends. His mother Mrs John Sheehan prepared a chicken menu and guests enjoyed a pleasant evening with Hallowe'en themed decorations and gifts.

Gueenan Venenancy West Church Street John Sheehan Hoger Hallowe'en

Family Party For Baty Jane Dahlstrand

Mrs. Jean B. Vincent and Louise hosted a Monday party at West Frederick Street for Ass Betty Jane Dahlstrand. Twenty four relatives attended and enjoyed bingo with prizes to Mrs. Mel Pfeffer Miss Dahlstrand and Mrs. Paul Taylor. A vase of flowers was the door prize won by Mrs. George Taylor. Out of town guests included several Dahlstrand and Taylor relatives from Erie. Hosts served a salad course and assorted refreshments. Miss Dahlstrand received many gifts.

Jean B. Vincent Louise Betty Jane Dahlstrand West Frederick Street Mel Pfeffer Dahlstrand Paul Taylor George ‘Taylor W.N. Taylor Carl

Joyce Gray Weds Robert Shampoe in Union City Ceremony

Miss Joyce Eleanor Gray married Robert Gene Shampoe in a Gray apartment ceremony officiated by Rev. Gal breath. The bride wore a white tafets princess dress with white nose and mum bouquet. Sister Judy Gray served as maid of honor with a blue chiffon dress and red rose bouquet. Best man Wilbur J. Huston from Boston. Out of town guests included Leland Shampoe’s family and Jamestown residents. The couple planned a luncheon, then week at Chautauqua Lake before Shampoe returns to Lido Beach Long Island where Mrs. Shampoe will join him later.

Joyce Gray Robert Shampoe P.M Joyce Eleanor Gray J. Wilbur Gray Robert Gene Shampoe Leonard Shampoe Union City Gray Galbreath Judy Gray Wilbur J. Huston Boston Mass Leland Shampoe John Dearing Donald Appleyari Jamestown Chautauqua Lake Mr. Shampoe Lido Beach Long Island Mrs. Shampoe

BPW Club Hosts Dinner and Halloween Party

The BPW Club held a dinner and Halloween party in the clip rooms last evening. A tureen dinner was served at 6:30. Prizes were won by Mrs. G. B. Kysar and Miss Mabel King. Committee members were Miss Inez Fitch, Mrs. H. Heiman, Mrs. Ray Stearns, and Mrs. Richard Rossbather. The next meeting is set for November 6.

Oowe Bpw Clip Rooms G. B. Kysar Mabel King Inez Fitch H. Heiman Ray Stearns Richard Rossbather

Navy Hospital in San Diego Largest in Nation

The United States Naval Hospital in San Diego California stands as the country s largest Navy hospital with more than 9 000 patients noted among its facilities and staff.

United States Naval Hospital San Diego California Navy Hospital

Readers Guests OF Mrs Ragan Monday Afternoon

The Readers met yesterday afternoon at Mrs T J Ragan home on West Church street. Vice president Mrs Tinendell led roll call and business. Mrs Brow had an article on Mexican women, thirteen members discussed it, tea and cakes were served, next meeting at Mrs Robbins home on East Pleasant street November 6.

Ragan T. J. Ragan West Church Street Tda Tinendell Sweetig Willig Brow

Sherwood Scott Celebrates Fourth Birthday at Home

Mrs. Harold Stott of North Center Street hosted a dinner party at her home on Friday the 14th in honor of her son Sherwood’s fourth birthday. Guests included Mrs. Lester Banks, Mrs. Robert Shannon and son Bobby, Mrs. Alfred Haenel, Mrs. Emery Elmnquist Corty, Mrs. Jasper Mead, and Mrs. Ross Davis and daughter Kay of Youngsville.

Sherwood Scott Harold Stott North Center Street Sherwood Lester Banks Robert Shannon Bobby Alfred Haenel Emery Elmnquist Corty Jasper Mead Ross Davis Kay Younngsville

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