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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1950
Page
5
The readable text asks about a teacher and mentions a month in a fragmentary way, with no clear event, names, or location to summarize into a full news item.
September 10 picnic planned by Post Auxiliary members Otte Spanst Améri can War Veterans Clyde D. Wileny Powh and Awwaliry wre to meet the Que Nomis BE ex armies Byron Beyids of Westie near Lake Erin were asked to bring baskets at their own table service. The afternoon program will be field by the past auxiliaries and Commander Clyde French of Lakewood presiding at the former meeting in Mrs Willintay of Lottaville.
A large gathering yesterday afternoon honored Mrs Arthur Trew nee Barbara Ann Keppel at a luncheon hosted by Mrs Hawkins and Mrs Sohn Feyisiom macher. Sixty eight guests attended in a festive setting with tables arranged in an E shape and decorated with gladioli and asters. Numerous local residents and visitors from nearby towns are listed among attendees, with travelers leaving for home soon and several families planning Labor Day weekend visits and trips to cities including Toronto, Cleveland, and Erie.
Miss Marion Young daughter of Mr and Mrs Wallace M Young of Wrightscree Gentiva to wed Mr Fenley Vinlighn Fogley Friday September 8 at 7:30 pm at the Yonge hone in the presence of Tower members and a few intimate friends. The bride has baked her only toast. Miss Milired Your to attend as maid of honor and Peter Nettherent Wil Bebelmaz to stand as best man. Treepliun paring the eu couple to Lo be held at Le Cores Colintey Clb.
The Presbyterian Woman's group of the First Presbyterian Church resumes meetings on September 6 in the fall schedule. Geneva Circle members will host and serve refreshments. plans include a rummage sale in October and a Christmas bazaar in November or December. Mrs J Harald Patterson, president, will chair the business session and report on the National Council of Women’s Organizations.
The Chirislion Builders Class of Sue Church of The Nazarene met at Gary Dingfelder farm last evening with a grove supper. Delbert Crosscut presided, devotions by Crosscut followed, Rev BB Merriman led group singing, and Clarence Bailey offered prayer. Bailey read scripture from Matthew. The entertainment honored two couples whose weddings were recently celebrated, Mr. and Mrs Roy Merritt and Mr. and Mrs Enssett. The Getakey session will be on the GT at the Merritt home on street.
Country Ghuh ladies sponsor a card party Monday evening September 11 at 8 o clock in Hellu House. Public invited. Auction and 500 games planned. Awards for each game and prizes donated. Entries due by September Bth with Mrs Hotton Davis. Proceeds support the club treasury. Refreshments after play served by committee members.
A daughter named Linda Marie was born September 1 at Santa Monica Hospital Santa Monica Calif to Mr and Mrs William FH Byrd Mrs Byrd formerly Martha Biston. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Harald Murphy of 21 Mead Avenue at Corry Hospital early last evening.
Reports of the fifth Ml Gret ma and Eiinbora will be given at the Brie Chapter of the Pennsylvania Guild of Graftsmei oh Thursday evening, September 70th, at 8 o'clock. The session will be held at the Brie Public Max seu Refreshments will be served.
A rambling report from a reunion of Corry natives in Pomona and Pomona area towns California names many attendees and families listed, with scattered fragments of where they reside. The item reads as a personal roster of attendees with little narrative context.
The Crevy Country Club invites members and two guests to a Pot Luck Supper on Sunday evening at Hilltop Club House. Dinner is scheduled for 6 o clock. T A Hubley chairs the committee with help from Mrs Cobbets, Mrs Leo Hoylen, and Mrs Norman Neekers. Attendees asked to bring salad, vegetables, or dessert.
Thirty nine members of Columbus Grange No 7 presented a traveling treasure chest to Akeley Grange at Akeley. The event featured a basic program followed by a musical program with songs, duets, and instrumental pieces led by Mrs Vernel Hue and supported by Beatrice Hensink Sooja Weeter Richard Hull and others. The program included songs like Betsy Ross Sewing the American Flag and Oregon Trail and featured a display titled Womens Fashions of 1776 to 1800 with guitar accompaniment by Richard Triskel and Michael.
James Hanlon was honored at an informal luncheon yesterday at the Phoenix Hotel attended by executives from Asiat Tron Works. Hanlon will leave this week for Milwaukee to begin work with Nordbero Co. He has spent four years as aviation manager for the local plant and performed with the Grange orchestra and various musical numbers by the men's quartet and joined by Mrs. Albert Sandburg.
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