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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1948

Page

5

Junior High Elementary P T A Meets at School Library

The Junior High Elementary School P T A met Thursday evening in the school library with 40 members present. Mrs Frank Graff and Miss Dorothy Doerrab led the group singing and the P T A prayer was given by Mrs Donald Watson. President Mrs Gerald Staples presided. Mr Watson explained cub scouting and the meetings were voted for the third Thursday of each month. Room 4 received the attendance banner. Superintendent David L Swarts spoke on Social Aspects of Elementary Education. Refreshments were provided by teachers of the first six grades and school staff including Principal Harold G Wolfe Assistant Principal Miss Ethel McCray and F T A officers.

Corry David L. Swarts Ola Young Louie Mount Larry Dixon Graft Helen Merry Ann Baressi Harold G. Wolfe Ethel McCray

Masquerade Party Draws Local Residents at Community House

About 100 people attended the Concord Community Club masquerade at the community house last evening. Awards went to Mrs. Sam Stultz Mr and Mrs Howard Blakeslee Mrs E F Armitage Miss Carol Stultz and William Swarm. Refreshments were served by Mrs Robert Gates and Mrs Ladd Lewis. Next meeting November 19 begins with a 7 20 supper. Dinner committee includes Mrs Velma McCray Mrs Webb McCray Staples Mrs Edwin Keppel and Mrs Charles Parkhurst.

Concord Community Club Fiy Sam Stultz Howard Blakeslee E. F. Armitage Carol ‘Stultz William Swarm Robert Gates Dmirs Ladd Lewis Velma McCray Webb McCray Lynn McCray

Rome wedding of Pauline Weed and Harold Greenwood

Miss Pauline Weed and Harold Greenwood were married in Rome at 7:10 pm with Rev. Gilbert L. Boyd officiating. The ceremony united the Weed and Greenwood families in a double ring service as guests from nearby towns joined the immediate relatives. The couple will honeymoon briefly before settling in Seattle Washington. Pauline is a 1942 graduate of Union City High School Indiana State Teachers College and previously worked as a secretary in Washington DC. Harold is a Terry High School graduate who served in the Merchant Marine and Army engineers corps.

Rome Pauline Weed F. S. Weet East Irving Street Harold Greenwood J. W. Greenwood Terry,Mount Weedhothe Gilbert L. Boyd Weed Zawin Cottrell Neville Island Cottrell Greenwood Seattle Wash Union City High School Indiana State Teachers College The Aray Washington, D.C Terry High School Merchant Marine Engineers Corps of the Army John Lyman Samuel ‘Weed Union City Matilda Kamber Jack Stahl

Miss Patricia Ann McNulty and Leon B Shumsky wed at Nuptial Mass

Miss Patricia Ann McNulty daughter of Mr and Mrs Francis McNulty of 421 Second Avenue and Leon B Shumsky son of the late Mr and Mrs Adam Shumsky were married this morning at St Elizabels Church in a nuptial high mass The Rev Carl L Heldt officiated with Miss Martha Dimick singing Ave Maria and On This Day Oh Beautiful Mother A reception followed at the McNulty home and a wedding brocher was served to about 250 relatives and friends The couple will reside in Hampton Virginia after November 6 and he will work at the offices of Attorney Roger M Brown The guests traveled from Jamestown Union City North East Fast Orange Newark and Washington D C

Patrick Ann McNulty Francis McNulty Second Avenue Leon B. Shumsky M.D. 1 Adam Shiumsky Carl L. Heldt Bt. Elteabell's Mildred Denton Martha Dimick McNulty Alfred Dorothy Aymong Joseph Sanders Mr. Shumsky Wiiher Royek Holton Blue Bonnet Inn Menfulty Home C. Jaymong al Hollon Helen Hoyt Shums Thom Exe Jamestown Union City North East Fast Orange J. Newark M. J Washington, D.C Westfield

College Women's Club Country Supper Meeting

The College Women's Club opens its new year with a country supper on Monday evening October 25 at 6 30 at Columbus Community Church. Guest speaker Mrs Pulakos of Erie will recount her summer trip to Greece. President Miss Mary Evelyn Hopkins chairs the business meeting to plan the coming year. About forty members expected with committee members from the executive board including Miss Hopkins Mrs Leland Johnston Miss Ann Baressi Mrs James Lewis Miss Ethel Mc Gray Mrs Harold Gilbert and Miss Lois McCray.

College Women’s Club College Columbus Community Church Pulakos Erie Greece Mary Evelyn Hopkins Miss Hopkins Leland Johnston Ann Baressi James Lewis Ethel McGray Harold Gilbert Lois McCray

Witches Frolic at Corry Country Club Delights Guests

Held Friday evening at Corry Country Club, the Witches Frolic hosted by the Junior Dells drew forty couples who danced to recorded music until midnight. Performers included Maxine Oberman, Barbara Kowalski, William Boveland, Betty French, with Mira Heerlein as accompanist. Halloween decor featured orange and black streamers, pumpkins, and carstalks. Out-of-town guests Marilyn Gill and Evelyn Welch attended from North East.

Corry Junior Dells Cory Country Club Maxine Oberman Barbara Kowalski William Boveland Betty French Mira Heerlein Marilyn ‘Gill Evelyn ‘Welch North East

Blue Eye Residents Hold Wiener Roast at Hersman Home

Blue Eye residents gathered at the home of Mrs James Hersman for a Wiener roast. A party of about 30 met in the evening and enjoyed hot dogs and marshmallows as they socialized.

Blue Eye Rew James Hersman

Introducing Ron Dork in Me and Mrs Robert Kashatin

Introduction note records birth at Corry Hospital. Ron Dork in Me and Mrs Robert Kashatin of RO 1 Spring therk are listed. Virginia Ladd appears as a former name for Mrs Baffertin in early morning entry.

Ron Dork Robert Kashatin Spring Therk The Corry Hospital Baffertin Virginia Ladd

Farewell Party for Richard Peebles Before Army Departure

Richard Peebles, bound for Breckenridge Kentucky after enlisting, was feted at a farewell party at the Peebles home 104 Park Twenty-five. His mother Mrs. 2. Peebles led arrangements with Mrs. Ralph Davison and Mrs. Paul Bryxidisson. About firekids and relatives shared cards, games, and a good time with salad, sandwiches, decorated cakes, and toasts.

Richard Peebles Breckenridge 2. Peebles Ralph Davison Paul ML Bryxidisson Peebles Park Street Mr. Potblen Mby Behinia Lee Wesley Ile Mr. Davison Phelps N. Yotters

Local families travel and visit in Cambr idge Springs Meadville and nearby towns

Mrs. R S Peterson of Essex Street journeyed to Cambridge Springs then to Meadville with Mr and Mrs Jack Rogers and family. Mr and Mrs John Anderson of Oil City returned home after a three day visit with Mr and Mrs C S Monroe. Mr and Mrs George Bhidlock of Wisconsin also returned after visiting Mr and Mrs F D Peiffer and family at Fifth avenue. Thursday a family party was held at the Peiffer Kepler cottage at Finch Lake. Mrs A W Alcom and daughter Mrs Charles Warner of R D 3 attended. Mr and Mrs Robert Shipman of Akron arrived to visit George Gordon and family for the weekend. Mrs Robert Howles and family left by train for Mrcon Ga to meet Mrs Lawrence Eisenman and daughters. Hughes and Donald Lturdevant went to Pittsburgh for business with Murphy Company.

Helen T. Miderick Melen Elchynsid Douglas ‘Wayne Russell Rober Washington, D.C Clarence Cox Harry Thaynt Paden City W. Va Charles Drain Manley Robbins, Sr Martin East Main Street DuBose J'voy Theron Obits William Tuscomb Mendyslie A. W. Witte Seattle Wash J. Fred Kinley Meadville Binley Susa Marjorie Capwell Mag-| Holia Paul Campbell East Main Street Ernest Simmonsen Donald Simmonser Angels Ind Missita Jackson Perm Erie Tony Jackson Essex Street Amy Jackson Wellsboro T. J. Pullom Mich Lewis Swan R. Cohen Letty Cohen R.D Pittsburgh Detroit Wilbur Hallett Cleve He York West Congress Strest Edwin Borstorff Raymond Avenue Cleveland Clinic Borstorff L. N. Lenphere Ajax Iron Works Michigan Illinois Kansas Oklahoma Patricia Cullen Howard McCray William Zafiropulos Poughkeepsie Marie Vassar Calif Frank Lathrop East Pleasant Street Elizabeth Robbins Lock Haven William Moody Snyder Circle Moody Home Fay Buther George Shaffer Lock ‘Haven R. S. Peterson Cambridge Springs Jack Rogers John Anderson Oil City C. S. Monroe George Bhidlock Oconto Wis F. D. Peiffer Fifth Avenue Peiffer-Kepler Finchey Lake A. W. Alcom Charles Warner Robert Shipman Akron George Gordon East Church Street Robert Howles Tamily Mr. Con Lawrence Eisenman Tuosbit Ariz Toe Hughes Donald Lturdevant Murphy

Plans Complete For Annual Sisters Tea

Pine were wellyrsved this Week for the amual Sisters of Mercy tea and food shower to be held Wednesday afternoon October 21 from 3 to 6 at the Con vent on Ira avenue. The members of Court Conception No. 45 Catholic Daughters of America sponsor the annual affair. Gifts and food welcomed. social period to follow. Mrs Leo Rhynard is general chairman with a team of assistants. Assorted cookies tea and coffee will be served with Miss Blair and Mrs Love at the urns.

Amual Sisters of Mercy Ira, Avenue Court Conception No.45 Catholic Daughters of America Leo Rhynard Mervyn M. Nast Mary ‘Heath Mary Murray John Love Florence Blair Lea Howlett Harold Scholton Jia Potocki Miss Blair Mrs. Love

Warndell Marionettes Set Friday Show At Local High School

Warndell Marionettes under Brinley A. Williams Jr will perform Friday at 8 p.m. in Coity Senior High auditorium as the third Lyceum Course program. Robin Hand, life like puppetry, promises a show for all ages with a 2:35 p.m. matinee.

Warndell Brinley A. Williams, Jr Coity Senior High School Lyceum Robin Hand Williams America Robin Hood Lloyd Matson

Miss Jean Ann Jordan Weds Frank W Briggs at Lottsville

Mr and Mrs Emery Jordan announce the marriage of their daughter Jean Ann to Frank W Briggs. The ceremony was October 18 at 2 pm at Lottsville Methodist Church with Rev Ernest Bolling officiating. Lois Jordan maid of honor. Charles Peterson best man. 60 relatives attended a reception at I O O F Hall. The couple honeymooned in Triadnas Tinos and Wisconsin and will reside in Lottsville. Mrs Briggs is a 1947 graduate of Gomy Senior High School. Briggs attended Lotisville School and works on farming.

Jean Ann Jordan Lottsville Emery Jordan Jean Ann Frank W. Briggs Lottsville Methodist Church Ernest Bolling Lois Jordan Charles Peterson Brigus Howard Jordan David Curtis Carl Woodburn Carl Woodburn, Aunt Ofbresroom I. O F. Hall Briggs Tridians Tinos Wisconsin Gomy Imr. Briggs Lotisville Loltsville

Hi-Teens Halloween Dance Committees Named

Hi-Teens finalize committees for the Halloween dance at the State Armory on Saturday October 30. The campaign for membership runs until next Tuesday with Dorothy Patterson and David Spencer as co-chairs. Members include Frank Ross, Robert Blakely, Kathie Boag, Pat Miller, Kenore Austin, Judy Bender, and others.

State Armory Clyde Shotbirgey Dorothy Patterson David Spencer All Boys Outfy

Corry Junior High Elects Student Council Leaders

Donald Bagley was elected president and Samuel Canfield vice president at Corry Junior High. Remaining officers to be named next week at homeroom meetings. installation ceremonies planned soon.

Donald Bagley Jr. High Corry Eho Samuel Canfield

Public Invited To Halloween Party By Hospitality Club

The general public is invited to a Halloween party Tuesday evening October 26 at the LO. D. FB. Hall. The Hospitality Club sponsors the affair with optional costumes and prizes. A program of games and stunts is planned and refreshments will be served. Mrs. Mary McKee is general chairwoman with committees for entertainment and prizes, decorations, and refreshments.

Generel Hallowe'en LO. D. FB N'Elock Barber Shop Quartet Mary McKee William A. ‘Leaby Elizabeth Rogers Mildred Alfred T. 8 Kelsey Russell Neson Jessie Newton R. J. Miller Don Williams J. Rainesale E. ‘F. Bettes K. R. Benson Arthur V. Cochran Clarence Wallace Harriet Heiman

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