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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1941
Page
5
Damaged OCR text contains scattered numbers and letters with unclear context. No coherent event, names, or places emerge to form a complete news item or public notice.
Miss Marguerite M. Spicer and Milton Morris were married Friday at 1 30 PM in the North East Methodist Church. The couple, both Corry High School graduates, will reside on Gould Street. He works at the Raymond Manufacturing Co and she at Miller's News and Sport Store. After a wedding trip to Buffalo Niagara Falls and New York, they will live in Corry. Additional notes list local visits, travels, and attendance at the Erie County WCTU convention in Edinboro with speakers and events.
Guests enjoyed an evening at the Tiffany home on South Center street with games readings stunts and contests. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Florence Tillotson Mrs. Carrie Payne and Mrs. Wave Perkins among other attendees including Mr. and Mrs. George Akam and Marian Knowlton.
Corry delegates and members from Erie county towns including Albion Warren and North East plan a meeting at the summer home of Mr and Mrs J S Jiuliante on East Lake road near North East. The event includes annual officer elections and a dinner at 5:30.
Mrs Pitts entertained members of her five hundred club at her West Wayne street home. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Dorr Clark Mrs William Johnson Jr and Mrs Marshall Hughes. Guests included Mrs Marle Kolstee and others. A salad lunch followed.
Miss Luella Shreve daughter of Neil Shreve Wesleyville and Travis Cox son of Carlos Cox and Mrs. Freda Purcell Union City were married Friday evening at St. James Church Wesleyville. After a wedding trip the couple will reside in Wesleyville. Mr. Cox is employed by the General Electric Company.
Miss Hazel Weeks hosted the N P Club on Mott street with sewing and a salad lunch. Guest from out of town was Miss Lulu Slater of St Petersburg Florida.
A dense listing of radio programs by NBC CBS and MBS with time slots including dramas comedies concerts and talks featuring Brazi Morgan Aldrich Family Don Ameche Vallee Barrymore Maudle's Diary Death Valley Days American Grasse Major Bowes Amateurs This is Judy Jones Ricardo's Rhapsodies Grant Park Concert Sky Over Britain Kate Smith National Tennis Ben Bernie Lopes Orchestra and Hawaiian Music with Willard.
Powell Motor Company workers gather this evening for an employee meeting at Whiei J.C. Hass zone manager for Ford will present a talk on modern storage mechanical service of Ford cars Pictures will be shown and refreshments provided after the event.
At a special meeting of St Edward's PTA yesterday afternoon Rev Francis J Graves installed officers Mrs Carl Peterson as president Mrs Merle Koletee as vice president Mrs Artie Pitts as treasurer and Mrs Lyle Saxton as secretary Plans were announced to resume weekly Monday bingo at St Edward's hall starting September 8 at 6 o'clock The PTA regular meeting is set for September 12 at 6 in the school hall.
Two W S C S groups of the Methodist church met Wednesday afternoon and evening. Group No 3 led by Mrs Whiteherd gathered at Mrs Peterson’s Basex Street home with eleven members and one visitor. plans were made for a tureen dinner for the combined W S C S groups at the church next Monday. Mrs Peterson with Mrs Robert Brown and Mrs Fred York served refreshments. Mrs Snapp hosted Mrs Hasbrouck’s group at 262 West Frederick with twenty attending. after a routine meeting, hostess with Mrs Bethe Wykot and Mrs Warren Fargo served dessert refreshments.
The Ladies Auxiliary regiar business meeting last evening in Nome discussed the Yeeen convention in Philadelphia. Delegates from Corry, Mrs. James O'Brien and Mrs. Hart presented reports. Other routine business and a social hour followed.
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