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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1942

Page

4

Mrs. Mahlon Hubbard Hosts 500 Club Gathering

Mrs. Mahlon Hubbard entertained about 500 Club members last evening at her West Smith Street home. Awards for cards went to Mrs. Edwin Keppel, Mrs. Verne Kolstee, and Mrs. Richard Nichols. A salad dessert course was served. Guests included Mrs. Paul Des champ, Mrs. Kenneth Bock, Mrs. Gail Gates and Mrs. Lawrence Brown.

Mahlon Hubbard West Smith Street Edwin Keppel Verne Kolstee Richard Nichols Paul Deschamp Kenneth Bock Gail Gates Lawrence Brown

Halloween Party at Home in Columbus Honors 13 Guests

Friday evening Johnny Kay and Bobby Radecki hosted a Halloween party for thirteen guests in Columbus. Games were played and refreshments including mulled cider and doughnuts were served by Mrs. Radecki. Favors included horns for the young attendees. Invited guests included Gloria Gincott, Bob Gincott, Helen Bull, Mary Bull, Bobby Bull, Patty Kireh, Jimmy Kireh, Billy Bates, Duane Bates, Jimmy Bates, William Stockton, Carl Caster, and Beatrice Bensink.

Hallowe'en Columbus Johnny Kay Bobby Radecki Mrs. Radecki Gloria Bobby Gincott Helen Mary Bobby Bull Patty Jimmy Kireh Billy Duane Jimmy Bates William Stockton Carl Caster Beatrice ‘Bensink

Sciota Community Aid Meets at Hoyt Raymonski Home

Sciota Community Aid and Society gathered at the home of Mrs Hoyt Raymonski to share a dinner for nine members. A short afternoon business meeting was followed by Red Cross sewing activities.

Sciota Hoyt Raymonsi Orry B.D Red Cross Sewine

Past Matrons' Club Meets At Mrs Walfe's Home

The Past Matrons Club of the Order of Eastern Star met last evening at J. G. Walfe's Wright street home for a pleasant gathering. Mrs. Melvin Parkhurst of Warren attended as a guest and a dessert lunch was served. Mrs. Nast will host the group on November 1 at her West Pleasant street home.

J. G. Walfe Wright Street Order of Eastern Ste

Corrian Dance at Junior High a Successful Event

Lyle Wilgor Ana M15 Lourmeces orchestra furnished music for the Corrian dance at the Junior High last evening after the football game with Shefield. More than two hundred students attended the event described as the best in years and a reward for boosting Corrian yearbook sales. Guests included Chap stones Hi J Sheen D Garrall Mrs CR Jourdet and Miss Ruth Bennett Virginia Loveland and Helen Rowe.

Lyle Wilgor Ana LoUrmece Shefield Southside J. Sheen D. Garrall

McCray Kebler Nuptials Tie in Clymer

Mrs Tila Skellie announces the marriage of her daughter Jean nette Kebler to Elwyn McCray son of Mr and Mrs Earl McCray of Elgin. The double ring ceremony was performed by Rev S M Shope at his parsonage in Clymer Friday at 6 30 PM. The couple will live at 143 East Irving street. both are employed at Aero Supply.

McCray-Kebler Clymer Tila Skellie Jeannette Kebler Elwyn McCray Earl McCray Elgin S. M. Shope D'Elock Norman Maynard Beaverdam East Irving Street McCray Aero Supply

Hallowe'en Party entertains over hundred

Shae Hallowe en party drew about 140 boys aged three to eight to the Gary Sg room on First avenue last night. The grand march, costume judging, games, and group singing filled two hours with lively entertainment led by Bud Tanner. Winners included Donald Ormsby, Joseph Hughes, June and Mary Doyle, and others.

Gary Sg Firs Avenue Cable Blankant Donald’ Ormsby Joseph Hughes June Mary Doyle Whulld Jeal May Phyllis Hillyard Bette Junior Maloney Robert Hand Junior Munn Marion Janesee Lucilte Varasso Frank Cole Richard Walters Robert Penton Deck Armitage Shirley Bertweth Guy Davis Tony Amarosa Robert Miller Junior Davis Maynard Oramec Albert Amorosa Lucille Varasso L. W. McCray Leslie Wells Merritt Hunt Tra Miller J. W. Gray Ruth Downey C. W. Shotzbarger DERSS Bud Tanner Ivan Bennink Howard McCray John Mahac Clyde Shotbarger Mabel Shop Bernstein Brothers Nast Company Z. W. Woolworth Murphy's the Fair Store Belew Shop Mr. Latz Quality Cash Loblaws Jewell Mower Shop Stewart Hot Shop Clyde W. Shotebarger

Anita Mae Briggs Weds Clinton A Magee in Christchurch Ceremony

Anita Mae Briggs daughter of A M Briggs of East Washington street married Clinton A Magee son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Magee of Lovall's Station road in a United Brethren Christchurch ceremony. Rev H Ray Huis officiated the single ring rites with the bride given away by her father. The gown was white chiffon over satin with fingertip veil and bouquet of white chrysanthemums carnations and pompoms. Attendant Florine Decker wore pink chiffon and carried pink pompoms. Best man was William Crane with Douglas Mosher Jr as usher. Doris Bergman sang I Love You Truly and At Dawning. A reception for thirty followed at the groom's parents home. The couple will vacation at Niagara Falls then reside at 32714 East Washington Street in a newly furnished apartment. Both attended Corry schools. Magee works at Aero Supply Co. and Mrs Magee at Loblaw's Groceteria.

Christchurch Anita Mae Briggs A. M. Briggs East Washington Street Clinton A. Magee Ralph Magee Lovall Station Road H. Ray Huis Miso Florine Decker Centerville William Crane Douglas Mosher, Jr Doris Bergman Ray Harris Niagara Falls Fast Washington Street Magee Corry The Aero Supply Go. Inc Mrs Magee Loblaws Groceteria

Mrs Joseph Baressi Honored At West Main Street Party

Mrs Hissell Davis hosted last evening at her mother Mrs Caroline Barton’s home on West Main to honor Mrs Joseph Baressi. Guests included Miss Elva Owen, Mrs Paul Labowsiti, Mrs Walter Loveland, Mrs L C Barnes, Mrs John Weis, Mrs Lela Wetmore, Miss Antoinette Baressi, Miss Deaynette Baressi, and Mrs Howard. A variety of gifts were given to the honoree and pumpkin pie with whipped cream and cider was served. Holand Greeley, Robert Rumbaugh and Robert Dawson traveled to Buffalo to attend the Ten Capades. Leona Holton returns from Western Union training in New Jersey and will join the Corry office. Robert Booney of Erie and Miss Martha Wallace of this city are in Cleveland for the Navy Notre Dame game.

Earl Haight Dimighter Margaret Roger Cleveland R Jourdet Virginie Loveland Toiay Erie Charles Hester Peggy Jean Nancy Lee Snyder Olele Herman Jones Gon Jahmson City Tenn Ray Spenny Ping Florence Har Husbard Pyt. Sperry Garl Peterson Edward Berry John Westles Robert Fleming Ralph Carroll Buffalo D.C. Smiley West Clomet Street Paul Nichols Wellington Ohio Mary Debury South Center Street Andrew Hanlin Dorothy Tessie Kamber Matilda Kanther Youngsvile Hornell Genrseo N.Y Mervyn Nast Buf Falo Frank Grayino Bernie Richard Hughes Charles Hughes West Washington Street Navy Elmer Joseph Baressi Hissell Davis Caroline Barton Holand Greeley Robert Rumbaugh Robert Dawson Leona Holton Western Union School New Jersey Corry Robert Booney Martha Wallace Thts City

Miss Ida Ohrn Feted by Columbus Sunday School Class

Fourteen members of the Service Sunday class of Columbus Community church surprised Miss Ida Ohrn at her Columbus home Thursday evening for her birthday. Guests arrived in seasonal costumes and enjoyed entertainment followed by a salad lunch. The honored guest received many gifts and best wishes from friends.

Ida Ohrn Service Columbus Community Church Miss Ida Ohrn Columbus Miss Ohrn

Ladies Bible Class Meeting At United Brethren Church

The Lawes Bible Class of the United Brethren church gathered at Mrs. Leom VanTassell’s home last evening with twelve members and ten visitors attending. President Mrs. Walter Keppel led a brief business meeting followed by contests games and storytelling. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Hawks Watrous Mrs. Carl Henton and Mrs. Walter Keppel.

Lawes Bible United Brethren Church Leom VanTassell Walter Keppel Hawks Watrous Carl Henton

Club Honors Two On Birthdays Friday

The birthday celebrations for five club members included Mrs. Dean Mitchell and Mrs. Robert Crosby as guests of honor at the club meeting. Hostess Mrs. D. L. Chapman welcomed attendees at 440 South Center Street with sewing, visiting, and a Halloween light display accompanied by a birthday cake centerpiece. Present were Mrs. Earl Rainner, Mrs. Donald Houser, Miss Arlene Deschamp, and Miss Mildred Anderson who presented gifts to the honorees.

Daury Dean Mitchell Robert, Crosby D. L. Chapman South Center Street Earl Rainner Donald ‘Houser Arlene Deschamp Mildred Anderson Mitchell Crosby

Friends honor Mrs Burton with bridal shower at Shreves

Mrs Harry Burton, recent bride formerly Miss Marie Bilman of Pittsburgh, was honored at a bridal shower hosted by Mrs Willard Shreve and Mrs Lyle Shreve on West Smith Street Thursday evening. Fifteen guests attended a salad luncheon and the bride received a cake centerpiece and a gift shower from attendees.

Harry Burton Willard Shreve Lyle Shreve West Smith Street Burton Marie Bilman Pittsburgh Loblaw's

Fragmented era of athletics and league ties discussed

A garbled account references school gear funding, schedules, and athletic clubs across regions. It mentions Bears Lions and Knute Rockne, implies concerns about league moves, and notes local schools and intramural basketball with Breck and Union as rivals.

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