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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1951
Page
5
Corry Grange held its annual harvest dinner in the ICCF Hall on Saturday with 75 members present. Mrs. Walter Dingfelder chaired the affair. Richard Rossbacher H spoke on the Community Chest, Ferris Mid temast district manager of the G I F showed films, and a brief business meeting followed before adjourning to November 3.
Mrs. John Kuzma of Columbus Guerti hosted a birthday party at her home for her niece Judy Ann Riehart and her son John Andrew ar. The gathering included a delicious dinner and social time. Guests presented many gifts and the group enjoyed a decorated birthday cake.
Mr and Mrs Wayne Fralick of R D 1 entertained yesterday afternoon in honor of Mrs Fralicks father Neumen Babcock who celebrated his birthday Twenty five relatives were served a delicious dinner at 2 p m following which a social afternoon of games and visiting took place Cake and ice cream were served to the guests before the close of the party Those here from away other than the honored guest and his wife were Mr and Mrs Newbrew Babcock of Erie and Mr and Mrs Ralph Babcock and family of Perry Ohio
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Morton of Mott Street entertained relatives after the christening of their son John Robert at St Elizabeth s Church Rev Cyril Krona performed the rite with Miss Mary Lou Hainhb and Robert Morton as godparents The group later held a dinner party at the Morton home The event appeared to be a private family gathering with customary celebrations following the ceremony
Linda Cook has no worries except getting cake and a better refrigerator. Her family seeks help from National Bank of Corry to buy a new fridge via installment loan. The ad promises affordable monthly payments through the bank’s installment loan department.
Betty Lou Crowell daughter of Mr and Mrs Gerald Crowell and Robert H Shamp of Union City were married Friday evening at the West Spring Creek Congregational Church. The ceremony was performed by Rev James McIntosh with Walter Whaley of Warren assisting. The church was decorated with ferns yellow pompons and candles. Bridesmaids included Donna Jean Whaley and Miss Alice Shamp. flower girl Miss Margaret Logan.
Robert H Shamp of West Spring Creek and his bride were joined in marriage in a ceremony at the West Spring Creek Grange Hall attended by 175 guests. The bride wore a light fren leffeta dress with net overskirt and carried bronze pompon bouquets, with Miss Crowell and Miss Shamp in blue and pink tafella respectively. Wesley Shamp served as best man. ushers included William Coe and Clair Jaquith. A four tier cake adorned the bride’s table as guests enjoyed ice cream and coffee. The couple will reside in Union City after a reception attended by relatives from Corry Union City Spring Creek and surrounding towns.
The Corry area records multiple births at Corry Memorial Hospital. A son to Mr and Mrs Clifton Tressler of Columbus R D 1 yesterday morning. A daughter to Mr and Mrs Raymond Dyne of 320 Euclid Street yesterday morning. A son to Mr and Mrs Frank Henry of Clymer Saturday afternoon. A son to Mr and Mrs Edward Royek of R D 1 Sunday afternoon. Mrs Royek's maiden name Garnet Madison.
Russell Nason of Saxonburg, once from Corry, was a business visitor here Saturday. Mrs. Lester Cook of Warren spent the day at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Marvin Millspaw, and family on White Street.
A family gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Robert Cen non in Clymer honored the birthdays of David McCliman Sr and Brice Johnson. Wine was served and guests enjoyed a social time. The honorees received many fine gifts at the end of the party.
Miss Autumn McCaslin was honored Friday evening at a family dinner party hosted by her mother Mrs Frank McCaslin on West Pleasant Street. Ten relatives attended sharing visiting time and refreshments including a decorated birthday cake. Miss McCaslin received many lovely gifts from her guests.
Ms and Mrs Richard Hurlbut hosted their Canasta Club at Wright Street Saturday. Eight members attended a ham tureen dinner followed by canasta with Gerald Staples and Mrs Hurlbut taking play awards. Mr and Mrs Staples to host next in two weeks. The Azores climate ranges from 45 to 86 degrees.
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