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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1941
Page
5
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A reception for the bride and groom Mr and Mrs Gil Wolfe was held Sunday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Willis Brown on Marion Street. Relatives from Corry Colum Lottsville Meadville Erie and Rocky Grove attended. The couple received useful gifts and a wedding cake centerpiece marked the occasion.
Corry Camera Club members begin the season with a Wednesday meeting at Mrs W P Lomthard's West Park Place. Blaine Wallace of Clymer will speak. All amateur photographers are invited to join and attend. The text also notes fungi cause diseases in animals and plants.
Adelaide Beat of Fealie ServiceWriter profile on New York actress and radio star Miss Ulu Chase. She defends traditional womanliness, argues women balance careers with family, praise education and fashion roles, and challenge male-dominated stereotypes with examples of women’s judgment, resilience, and leadership in workplaces and society.
A daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Murray of Hillcrest Meadville wed Homer Randall of Fredericksburg son of Mr and Mrs A Randell. The ceremony took place at Christan and Missionary Alliance Church Meadville with Rev B A Goldner officiating. Attendants were the bride’s sister and the groom’s brother. After a wedding breakfast at the bridge parents the couple left for an eastern trip and will reside at 1208 Penn Avenue Meadville.
Corry men attended an out of town service at the United Brethren and Port Allegany Pa last evening. G T Bergman was the speaker. Attendees included Mr Bergman Lloyd Thomas Frank Lillie Merrill Lilli Jerrold Lansberry Car Way and Mrs Lloyd Thoms and Mrs Merrill Tillie.
Men are invited to a tea tomorrow evening at 7:90 at the United Brethren church hosted by the W C T U A large crowd is expected and an enjoyable program of musical selections a play pantomime and tableau has been arranged Refreshments will be served
Twenty one Odd Fellows members gathered at Dr. R. B. Mosier’s Columbus home Saturday evening for a party. Cards were played and a lunch was served during the event.
Mr and Mrs Frank N Ames entertained twenty six guests Saturday evening at their West Smith street home with a cocktail party and buffet supper The guests included Mr and Mrs J G Garrett of Los Angeles California and others in the social gathering
Stanley Royek of R D 1 is leaving this week to enter U S Army service. A farewell reception will be held at the Concord township Community House on Tuesday evening October 21. Friends are invited and asked to bring sandwiches or cake. Coffee will be furnished by the committee.
Miss Mary Belle Crossman daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Crossman of Girard is engaged to Ensign Henry M Harris son of Mr and Mrs Thomas W Harris Jr of Wilmington Delaware The Crossman family is noted locally with Mr Crossman serving as Erie county farm agent in the region
Pictures to be shown at the Missionary Convention service at the Chris Tan and Missionary Alliance Church tonight at 7 30. Speakers include Rev A E Loose of French West Africa and Rev Herbert Pennington of Youngwood Pa. Tests at an eastern university link sleep loss to reduced sight and hearing, stressing sleep depth as well as length.
Mr and Mrs Gene Bulyi of Shi pery Rock visited relatives in Corr yesterday. Several local residents hosted or attended gatherings including Mrs A H Pullerton of New Gas fire and Rev J A Galbreath superintendent of Jamestown district Frit Conference. Jamestown visitors Mr and Mrs W Ginidbladt, Mr and Mrs Cecil Kleist and others joined family events and a Chevrolet testimonial dinner in Washington, D C. Multiple weekend guests from Corry, Jamestown, and nearby towns were listed at homes on North Center Street and West Smith Street, with farewell trips and local dinners noted.
A Sunday afternoon celebration at the Fluegan home in Corry honored their 25th wedding anniversary. Thirty five relatives and friends from Corry, Warren and Tidinilte attended an enjoyable afternoon and evening with a supper served. The couple received a number of gifts.
Mr and Mrs Kinley observe their wedding anniversary with an eight party in Meadville area guests include Mr and Mrs JOH Frey Mrs Elizabeth Gillis Mr and Mrs Charles Kinley and Mrs Mary Blakeslee.
Marriage vows joined Hati Wen, daughter of Mr and Mrs Hazel Bailey Trim City, with Alton Swanson, son of Mr and Mrs Manning Swansom Pilifield, at home ceremony. Rev H W Dawes presided. Couple to reside in St Louis after a Di e trip. Groom works as machinist at Geneva Electric Erie.
The One Men's Bible Class began its year with an eager Salvation Army service at Rust Walling Street. Brigadier A Bristow from Toronto spoke on The Bible and its daily life benefits. Salvation Army Young People's Band from Warren performed, and William Scott received a Bible for perfect attendance. Barton Smith presented.
A baby girl was born at Corey hospital to Mrs. and Mr. Kenneth Sickler of Spring Creek. The stork delivered a cheerful arrival on a calm evening, brightening the family home.
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