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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1947

Page

5

Miss Virginia Young to Marry Thomas Warren in September

Mr and Mrs Philip L Young of 23 West Smith Shreve announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Virginia to Thomas Taylor Warren of Chicago. The ceremony is set for September 22 at the brides parents home with Rev G B Boyd officiating. Virginia, a Corry High School graduate of 1945, attended Penn Hall Junior College and Rochester Institute of Technology. Warren, a Dover Delaware native, studied at Caesar Rodney High School and Rochester Institute of Technology and will work at Northwestern Color Laboratories in Chicago.

Virginia Young Philip L. Young West Smith Shreve Vir Ginia Thomas Taylor Warren Hicago Thomas Watrety Wyoming Del Miss Young Mr. Watren G. B. Boyd Corry Penn Hall Junior College Chimbersburg Rochester Institute of Technology Rochester N. Y My. Warren Caesar Redny High School Dover Rochester Insite of Technology Northwestern Color Laboratories Chicago G. C. Boyd Erie Street National Parks Michigan Josephine Golegrove Eadt New York City Tyr Washington, D.C John S. Colegrove Victor Elisart North Center Street Altad Peter Carter Dunkirk

Miss Virginia Te Winkel Weds In Elegant Church Ceremony

Miss Virginia Te Winkel of United in a wedding at dusk with Rev. James Eshelmin officiating. The bride wore ivory satin with a net yoke and train, attended by bridesmaids including Meriam Wassink of Washington DC and Miriam Wassink. Maynard Wallace of Clymer served as maid of honor with a bouquet of yellow and white flowers.

James Eshelmin Virginia Toyjmay TeWinkie Clymer Howls Artin Tawlex Wis Glynney Lesile Gatlacn Rodney Collipan Northast Wagary Mendel Maynard Wallace

Charles Howles Ceremony At Clymer

The account describes a wedding ceremony at Clymer with the bride in green taffeta and attendees including Mr and Mrs Howies and Mr Ralph Thompson. Guests wear formal attire and the celebration includes a home reception for the couple’s guests, with a focus on family and community members from nearby places and schools.

Kiwanis Picnic At Mead Park With 57 Attendees

Kiwanis members and families gathered at Mead Park for a no meeting family picnic. Fifty seven members, relatives and friends enjoyed a delicious dinner served by Corry Welfare Organization members. Governor Lester P Williamson of Grove City spoke and invited attendance at the Pennsylvania District Kiwanis convention in Pittsburgh October 8 to 10.

Kiwanis Club Mead Park Corry Welfare Organization Lester P. Williamson Jaf Grove City Kayanis District No Clarence Wallace Williamson Royal Club Pennsylvania Kiwanis Pittsburgh

Women of the Moose Hold September Meeting

The Women of the Moose met Thursday evening at the lodge on North Center street with fifty members present. Senior Regent Wilberta Gates opened the business meeting and Grace Conklin was initiated. Two names were submitted for membership and accepted for initiation at the October meeting. Audrey Hazisen received the attendance award and Margaret Platt won the special prize. A bake sale on August 23 at the Mabel Shoppe raised 38 dollars for the treasury. The meeting adjourned to a social period with ice cream coffee and cake. The next meeting is September 18 and will be Emmi Messinger's chapter night.

Women of the Moose Lode Roumis North Center Street Wilberta Gates Grace Conklin Audrey Hazisen Margaret Platt Mabel Treasury Irene Morgan Emmi Messinger

Hudson Lindberg Engagement Announced in Ashville

Mr and Mrs Charles Hudson of Ashville announce the engagement of their youngest daughter Jean Elizabeth to Kurt E J Lindberg son of Mr and Mrs Lindberg of 744 Liberty Street The bride to be is a 196 graduate of Lakewood High School and a Jamestown telephone operator The groom is a Corry Senior High School graduate of 1940 and an employee of the Corry Jamestown Mie Corp No date has been set for the wedding

Hudson-Lindberg Charles Hudson Ashville Jean Hizabeth Kurt E. J Lindberg Lindberg Liberty Street Miss Hudson Lakewood Jamestown Corry Corry-Jamestown Mie. Corp Weddine

Noahs Ark Class Plans Banquet at Tarbell Tan

Noahs Ark Sunday School class members, hosted by Mr and Mrs Douglas Mosher at 306 East Wayne Street, held a meeting with Mrs Harold Dougherty leading devotions and William Crane presiding. Plans were made for the annual banquet at Tarbell Tan on October 10, with Mrs Wayne Van Guilder named general chairman.

Noah's Ark Douglas Mosher East Wayne Street Evangelical United Brethren Church Harold Dougherty William Crane Flans Tarbell Wayne van~ Guilder Alton Higby Keith Menton Moshey i

Newborn Son to Mr and Mrs Ed Zewatsky

Mr and Mrs Ed Zewatsky of 6711 East South Street welcomed a son at Corry Hospital yesterday afternoon. Mrs Zewatsky was formerly Savait Lamentola.

Edmud Zewatsky East South Street Corry Hospital Zewatsky Savait Lamentola

Amici Sewing Circle Plans Future Projects

Miss Esther Pounds led a brief meeting at East Bend Street with Miss Phyllis Halfash Miss Qoletta McClintack Mrs William Fleming and other members. Two projects were chosen for the year including making wool blankets for needy persons and knitting miles of fabric for the Quincy Orphanage. Mrs Lynn Campbell Mrs En Welch and Mig Jerrold Latisberry aided the hostess in refreshments. September 16 is the next meeting date with Mrs Campbell as hostess.

Sarah Shave Aveind Philadelphia W. Shaver Euclid Street Willie Ploming Sterling Cole Jerrold Lansberry Gould Street Jessie Kent Elyria Raymond Bachomner Ricky Snyder Circle Caneadea Syracuse Kansas Kilgore Earl Burlingame Raymond Senstead Teft Cuyahoga Palls John Seastead of Akron Hospital Paul M. Brynolison Helen Hoyt Charles McCuan Los Angeles Calif Corry McCuan Layal Company Wright Street Glenn Mead W. G. Arnold East Wayne Street William Lutton, Jr North Frysburg Mrr William Lutton Luclid Street Marilyn Swanson Af Girard Michael Sprovers Kathyrn Greene Georgia Doane Union Ole Tomorrove C. Aymong West Main Street Kurt Leeds New York City Topp Perry Cragg Allen William Downs Gcleveland Pasriva Cragg Michael D. Goria Tilmorrow Jennie Gibas Jer Erie Haniot Hospital School of Nursing Ploxyt Gibas R. DJ Jane Ostrovski Tony Tracki John Siemski Brie Gid George Stanford Sr George Stanford Jr Frederick Ah Harold Sweet Percy Corbin Lawrence Davison H. B. Reed Lester Danner Roy Reed Milton Zalmeck Isiah Zalmeck Mabel McLown Carl Peterson Robert White Cleveland Guys Mills Owe O'Clock Meniay Reed Tvae Ue Phyllis Halfash Qoletta McClintack Tve William Fleming Gale East Bend Street Barcitt Angel Sewing Evangelos United Brethren Church Esther Pounds Miltons Quincy Lynn Gampbell En Welch Mig Jerrold Latisberry Gampbell Seventh Street

Campfire Dinner Planned By Women Relief Corps 49

Members of the Women’s Relief Corps No 49 met at the hall for a campfire dinner. President Mabel Brown presided as attendees noted age and other details. A comforter gift was given to a hostess, and a stork shower honored Mrs Betty Long with many gifts. Social hour featured ice cream and cake served by Mrs Florence, Mr Faith Eastman, and Mrs Gladys Morton.

Seine Zope Pamiguera Eprimare Women’s Relief Carns No. 49 Ativention Mabel Brown Willie Peel Betty Long Florence Faith Eastman Gladys Morton

Mrs C W Jones Hosts Bridge Club At North Center Home

Mrs C W Jones of North Center entertained the contract bridge club last evening with all members present. Scores credited Mrs Hortond Davis and Mrs Raymon Anderson for regular awards while George B Janke won the special prize. The hostess announced the September 11 meeting will be hosted at her home.

C. W. Jones North Center Streets Contract Bridge Club Hortond. Davis Raymon Anderson George B. Janke Jackson Northn Center

Young People Held Special Outing at Weal Springs

A youth group from Brokeli parish held a special outing at Mutahell's Grove in West Springs Creek with about thirty in attendance. A future gathering is planned for Friday evening, October, with Sprig Creek youth organizing arrangements and transport.

Brokelistray Parish Mutahell's Grove Weal Sprins -Creele West Spring Creek Sprig Creek

Hugh Mosher to Attend Foremen's Convention

Hugh Mosher, past president of the Corry Jamestown Mig Corp foremen's club, was chosen as official delegate to the National Association of Foremen convention. The event will start September 18 in Los Angeles, California, with the October meeting set for the 2nd after a social evening at Findley Lake.

Hugh Mosher Steel Agr Corry- Jamestown Mig Corp A. McClintock Findley Lake Seven O'Lock Harlan Robbins Hugh Musher Wuld National Association of Foremen Los Angeles Calif

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