Reading of cotton stings and trucks noted for estimates
A fragment notes best standard pass in the light ton making such observations and trucks eight implied in estimated cotton sting mates.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1945
Page
5
A fragment notes best standard pass in the light ton making such observations and trucks eight implied in estimated cotton sting mates.
Mrs. Sarah Zalzneck entertained at her West Washington Street home Sunday afternoon honoring her daughter Mrs. Herman Rubin and Mr. Rubin of Grand Rapids Mick. The occasion celebrated their fifteenth wedding anniversary with summer decorations and a decorated wedding cake as the centerpiece. Guests arrived from Grand Rapids Cleveland and Camp to attend the event.
Rexford Lyons Proctor son of Mr and Mrs Carl Proctor and Miss Joan Kormos daughter of Mr and Mrs Michael Kormos were married yesterday morning at St Nicholas Greek Catholic church East Avenue Elisab. The ceremony was officiated by Rev Peter Halkovich. Attendants included Mary Kormios as maid of honor and Marie Reichel as bridesmaid. The couple plans a short honeymoon and will reside on their farm in Corry.
A parade of local residents recounts weekend visits and travel. Names including Milton Wykoitant, Eminta Artustieng, Charley Garvin, Josephine Badeweld, Kathryn Hungsville, George Kinley, and Margaret Baiel appear among many others attending stays in Union City, Findley Lake, and Cleveland.
The 11th annual reunion of the McCray Blakeslee and Crowell families gathered at Mead Park Priday with a noon picnic. Officers elected for the year include Rody McCray president Pawrawell vice president Adei McCray secretary treasurer Ethel McCray and Welcb McCray as Lalle curminister Adele McCray leads sports. Absent were John Growell Geneva Toe and Rollo McCray Walefird plus Mrs Philip McCray Clymer. Attending servicemen were Pio Thomas McCray and Quentin McCray TM 2/6 USNR. Next reunion set for the last Friday in August 1946.
A Triscuit family gathering took place Saturday at Harold Triscuit's RD 8 home. With forty guests present, yard tables, a large basket lunch at 1 pm, and games provided afternoon entertainment. The group planned a next year Labor Day meeting at Bert Watrous's home with officers named Vern Triscuit president and Opal Triscuit secretary treasurer.
About 25 friends gathered Friday evening at Miss Doris Ross home in Gahibins for a farewell party. Games and visiting filled the night and Mrs Gecil Ross hosted with Mrs Wayne Van Gulldery serving salad rolls cake and coffee. Miss Ross plans to attend Hamton College in Houghton NY and has received many gifts from friends.
Tuy club members and town guests gathered at the club house for a Pot Luck supper last evening. A serving began at six o clock and, despite a smaller turnout, the event was considered one of the season’s most enjoyable. After the meal, bridge and golf followed.
A fair attendance greeted Corry Grange No. 55 Saturday evening in regular session at the club rooms. Master Oscar Lindstrom presided. The remainder of the time was social with Mrs. Lindstrom and Miss Florence Lindstrom serving sandwiches cake and coffee. The next meeting is September 16 with July August and September birthdays and wedding anniversaries to be celebrated.
A daughter was born yesterday morning at Garry Hospital to Mr and Mrs Charles Drain of 248 West Frederick Street. The birth marks a new addition to the family and was registered in local records.
My and Mrs Fant Tees sons Jean and Peter returned to Bethesda after a weekend visit with Coury friends Miss Jéntile Gifs, cadet nurse at Humel Hospital, spent a weekend visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Florin Gittis and Armitage family. Mrs Catherine Morton left Saturday night for Washington to visit Herbert Morton. Mr and Mrs Harold Jewell and son Harold Jr spent the weekend with Mrs J H McCracken at their home on Mayville. Mrs Dele Bork of Glendale, Gallon, went in for visit yesterday to spend a few days with relatives, visiting Mr and Mrs Morrison on West Wayne Street.
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