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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1946
Page
5
Marriage at Alexandria Sparks Local Interest
Miss Mary Ellen Lines daughter of Paul Lines and Mrs Harold Ayers married John M Burger son of Mr and Mrs John Burger of Union City at the Baptist Church in Alexandria Virginia on Saturday August Hist in a double ring ceremony by Rev E S Campbell The bride wore a gray pin stripe suit with a red rose corsage Mrs Burger works in Washington DC and the groom served in the military for three years They will reside in Union City with both families attending the ceremony
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ellen Lines
Paul Lines
Harold Ayers
John M. Burger
John Burger
Union City
the Baptist
Martha Clough
Western Auto
York
Poster
Virginia Wagner
Louis J. Wagner
North East
Max V. Weaver
Willen J. Weaver
Virginia
Edna Coulter Engaged To Wed William MacLees
Announce the engagement of Edna Jaine Coulter of 604 West Church Street to William MacLees son of Mr and Mrs L B MacLees of 228 East South Street The marriage is set for Monday September 20 at an upcoming ceremony in the local area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Coulter
John Coulter
West Church Street
Edna Jaine
William MacLees
L. B. Maclees
East South Sireet
Rebekahs to Elect Officers at September 17 Meeting
The Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge met at the TO. P. Hall with Noble Grand Mrs. Florence Trostle presiding. Eighteen members attended and nominations and officer elections for the coming year will be held at the September 17 session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekahs
Franklin Rebekah Andge
Family Birthday Party Honored Mrs Bergman at Home
Mrs G T Bergman of East Trine street was honored last night on her birthday. Her daughter Mrs Arthur Theram of Waltsburg hosted a family dinner party at her home which was greatly enjoyed by those present. Heat may rot rubber and weaken leather. hot attics are poor places to store winter overshoes, rubbers, and leather shoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. T. Bergman
East Trine Street
Local residents depart after weekend visits and travels
A flood of names fill the page as Mrs. Cora Southwick Mrs. Esther Burdick and others head home after weekend visits. Several families from Smethport Euclid Street Wright Street and East Wayne Street are noted returning from visits in Ohio Pennsylvania and Ohio River cities. Travelers include Miss Virginia Young Miss Lillian Keller and Miss Barbara Roberts among many others with trips to Rochester Cleveland Pittsburgh and Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Southwick
Esther Burdick
Smethport
Prank Heath
Franklin Street
Catherine Hungerville
George
Kinley
Wright
Bertha
Secor
Lakewood
Ohio
Arthus Colegrove
Euclid Street
Ann
Sophia Romano
Brne
James Rouse
Pittsburgh
Raleigh
N. C
Rouse
University of North Cavalina
Harry Silvis
Monroe Silvis
Barnes
Columbus
West Spring Creek
Keller
James Blakeslee
Fay Belden
Ralph J. Pogle
Wright Street
Meredith Porle
Mt. Sinai School of Nursing
Cleveland
Bretford
Earl Brightman
Chico
Calif
Ruby Silvis
Tacoma
Wash
Clymer
Elk Street
Westinghouse Park
T. W. Clark
Snyder Circle
New York City
Ernist Clegg
Alice MacDonnell
MacDonnell
Mrs. Clark
George R. Cone
Montgomery Ward
Jeff
Erle
Baltimore
Charles Muriltt
Hippell Mish
Rottfal
Glenhi
Ely
Martin al Tier
Tryin
Harold Powell
Harold J
Couto Street
Aving
Tai Bhrusidy
Fenisster Grove
Oregon
Ln Biokooler
Speing Grove
Burn at Widmann's Drug Store Injures Worker
A woman at Widmann's Department Drug Store suffered a painful burn on her right arm when a pot of drip coffee tipped over late Saturday morning. Medical staff reported the arm injury as serious but not life threatening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willy Lawe
Widmann's
Bob Bracker
Finch Block
West Pleasant Street
Max Chris
Hast Pleasant
Siyeey
Circle No 1 W S C S Met Tuesday Evening
The Methodist Church group Circle No 1 W S C S met Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs Earle Hasbrouck on Liberty Alitecht Miss Dorothy Marsh of Hacelton spoke on Gevellons and topic timed Timé The president Mrs C B Praster led the business meeting Mrs Hubert Vawehir spoke on group meals and lesson topic was African Life Refreshments were served by Mrs Hasbrough and daughter Mrs Carl Swanson The October meeting will be held on the ? with Miss Roy nay
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Earle Hasbrouck
Dorothy Marsh
Hacelton
Cuarse
C. B. Praster
Hubert & Vawehir
Hasbrough
Fee Doughter
Carl Swanson
Mire Roy Nay
Beatrice Hamilton and Harvey Bensink Wed in Clymer
Miss Beatrice M Hamilton, daughter of Earl and Mrs Hamilton, married Harvey W Bensink son of Mrs Clara Bensink and the late Fred Bensink, Thursday evening at the Piest Methodist Church Clymer. Rev Lee R Smith officiated with the couple and immediate families present. The bride wore a brown suit with pearls. the groom a brown suit. A family reception followed at Levans Tea Room and the couple left for a Canadian motor trip. The bride is a James town and Fredonia State graduate and Wilard Street School teacher. The groom is a Clymer Central High School graduate and is employed by Galup and Crosout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice M. Hamilton
Earl Hamilton
Harvey W. Benlsink
Clara Bensink
Fred Bensink
Piest Methodist Church
Clymer
Lee R. Smith
Margaret H. Hamilton
Arthur F. Skoglund
Lakewood 1
Levans Tea Room
Coach Addresses Rotarians on Football Costs
Rotarians heard Corry schools coach Robert H. Bytle discuss football expenses at Hotel Cony. He noted 70 dollars per player for equipment, field maintenance costs, and a six dollar lighting bulb for the field. The club voted 334.49 dollars from a 1945 Pep Parade to Mead Park for the initial swimming pool payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotay
Hotel
Cony
Robert H. Bytle
Corry
Ly Ue
William Joi
Erle
Charles Hastman
Union City
Glenn C. Mead
Philadelphia
Mead Park Committee
Birthday Party for Anna Louise Burton
A birthday party held at Fairhaven Community building celebrated the first birthday of Anna Louise Burton, daughter of Mr and Mrs Alien Burton. Guests enjoyed games with prizes, a decorated cake and ice cream, and favor crackers. A group photo was taken and many gifts were received from friends including Mrs Blanche Palmer and othersListed attendees included Mrs Barbara Reed, Mrs Geore Aldrich, Mr Hazel Taylor and numerous children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairhaven
Anna Louie Burton
Alien Burton
Ann Louise
Blanche Palmer
Judy
Jimmy
Barbara Reed
Kathleen
Geore Aldrich
Pru
Hazel Taylor
Bobb
Janet
Virginia
Nellie Albaugh
Peggy
Helen Dyckes
Wilky
Manreen White
Blimenr Wassini
Susan
Dickie
Nancy Baker
Lillian Porter
Marie Bitton
Barbara
Harriett
Anniversary Party At Sperry Home In Wisconsin
Mr and Mrs Earl Sperry of 4 Liberty Street Wisconsin celebrated their 20th wedding anniversary on Sunday September 1 with twenty relatives visiting their Sperry home. An afternoon of social time followed with refreshments including Jell O coffee and a large beautifully decorated tiered wedding cake served. The cake was presented to the couple by their sons Philip George and Lee who also gave gifts and a purse of money to the honored pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ward
John
Loblaw
Erle
Martha Wallace
Grove City College
Warren Spicer
North East
Fulton Lewis
North East Service Club
Lewis
Sperry
Wis
Earl Sperry
Liberty
Thei
Lee
Vrso
Ile Pitts
Birthday Party for Mary Ann Cosma at North Center Street
Mary Ann Cosma celebrated her fifth birthday with eleven young guests at her mother Mrs. Goldie Cosma’s North Center Street home. The party ran about ten hours, with games, a pink and white table, a cake, and party favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann Cosma
Goldié Cosma
Center Street
Mary Anil
Couple ties the knot in Jewel Ohio church ceremony
Raymond Cathers of Annapolis and Morris Cline wed at the Methodist Church of Jewel Ohio in the presence of relatives. The bride Mrs Cline wore a blue gaberdine suit with white flowers. Oma Kragle served as attendant. A reception followed at the bride’s mother's home. The couple will reside in Alliance Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Harnett Cathers
Robart Curtis
Annapolis
O Said
Raymond Cathers
Morris Cliiw
Ob Mir
von Cline
East Springfield
Ohio
Methodist Church
Jewel
Steuben~ville
Alliance
Reception at Findley Lake Honors Hengst Couple
Mr and Mrs CM Hengst and Mr and Mrs Howard Walters hosted a social evening at the Findley Lake summer home for Mr and Mrs James Hengst on their August wedding anniversary. About eighty guests attended with open faced sandwiches a three tier cake coffee and nuts. Decorations featured pink white gladioli and tapers as gifts from Corry North East Gast and Finley Lake arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hengst
CM. Hengst
Howard Walters
Findley Lake
James ©. Hengst
Gladys Walters
Corry
North Gast
Finley Lake
Amici Sewing Circle Met Tuesday Evening
Amici Sewing Circle of the United Frethren Church met Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs William Halfass West Church Street with vice president Mrs Glenn Humes presiding. Four devotional periods were led by Mrs Ivan Miller and fifteen members attended. A social hour committee Mrs Harold Fish and Mrs Marshal Sherwood organized coffee and tea. Gerald Fish of Snyder Circle will host the new meeting on September 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amici
United Frethren Church
Wiliam Halfass
West Church Street
Vhce
Glenn Humes
Othe Chairel Meeljts
Lo Orde
Ivan Miller
Harold Fish
Marshal Sherwood
Gerald Fish
Snyder Circle
Rowena Reagle Hosts Birthday Party for Daughter
Rowena Reagle entertained at HK street yesterday afternoon for her daughter Rowena’s sixth birthday. Eight guests attended Sally Jane Chase Linda Reagle Mary Sue Craker Glen Craker Lee Williams Louise Weidner Batty and Hobby Reagie. They played games and enjoyed cake ice cream and Coca Cola on the lawn with balloons as favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowena Reagle
Poberk Reagle
Hk Street
Rowena
Sally Jane Chase
Linda Reagle
Mary Sue Craker
Glen Craker
Lee Williams
Louise Weidner
Batty
Hobby Reagie
Crowell Couple Honored on Thirty Fifth Anniversary
At Crowell home Mr and Mrs Crowell celebrated their thirty fifth anniversary with twenty five family members and friends. Clinton Magee Mike Margie Crowe Arthur Crowell and Archie Briges won games, gifts were exchanged, and many well wishes were offered by guests including Mrs M Keith Crowell of Lawrence Park and Miss Crowe of Union City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crowell
Our. Crowell
Corry
Clinton Magee
Mike Margie Crowe
Arthur Crowell
Archie Briges
Ejeum
Weddiig Cale
Oy Fee
City Council Sets Garbage and Liquor Fees
The council reported totals for fees including garbage charges of 5157 and liquor license finds of 2925. Park meter receipts reached 867 and bank balance stood at 3265. A city employee was ordered to miss four days after Pennsylvania Guard encampment. Action on reinforced curb along alley west of North Center Street was tabled due to suspected high bid. Regular monthly bills were received and paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lila Calanry
Pennsylvania Guard
Center Street
Conneil
Boost Farm Incomes With Resistant Varieties Across 17 Crops
Resistant varieties across 17 crops are projected to add 679 million annually to American farm incomes. The effort targets higher yields and disease resistance to stabilize farm revenue and support rural economies nationwide.
Pittsburgh power workers vote to strike
Industrial Pittsburgh girded for a second power strike in seven months after Duquesne Light Co employees voted 1008 to 580 to strike as soon as possible to enforce a wage increase and other contract demands. The union executive committee met to set a deadline for the work stoppage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Industtial Pittsburgh
Duquesne Light Co
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