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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1945

Page

5

Shower For Dorothy Young Bride To Be

Mrs J B Young and Moxie Young hosted a shower at their Spring Creek home for Dorothy Walia who was announced as a bride to be. Guests included Mrs Amno Gustafson May Gustafson Flortrice Carlson Eleanor Danielson Mrs Jon Wolfe Mrs Tillie Avery Springreel Beatrice McGrew Mrs Theodore Ahlquist Pittsfield Hylmer Danielson Mrs Manley Johnson Gessie Ailen Mrs Ernst Baust Tyelyn Past Ms Melvin Brezelle Eliay Haris Weightsvilles Mrs Ernest Dyke Loiteville Keith Avery Union City Vhuntey MEGTIN EU Mrs Barj W Gurlya Clara Olson and Mrs Charles Johnson of Youngsville.

Dorothy Young J. B. Young Moxie Young Spring Creek Dorothy Walia Amno Gustafson Ins May Gustafson Flortrice Carlson Eleanor Danielson Jon Wolfe Tillie Avery Springreel Beatrice McGrew Theodore Ahl JSON Gessie Ailen Ernst Baust Tyelyn Past Melvin Brezelle Eliay Haris Weightsvilles Ernest Dyke Loiteville My ‘Tkeith Avery Union Cliys Bar Gurlya Clara Olson Charles John Youngsville

Marriage of Lt Col Elmer Kingdall and Miss Elizabeth Peher

The Naples ceremony at Park Club on via Caracciolo joined Lt Col Elmer Kingind, a Mediterranean Air Transport Service officer, with Miss Elizabeth Peher of Borianza. Elizabeth serves with the Romanian Underground movement and Red Cross in Rome. Kingind, Princeton BA, previously worked with Transcontinental Western Air before his February enlistment.

Elmer Kincaid Naples Elmer Lingoin Eilzzabeth Peher Borianza Park Club Via Caracciolo le Red Cross Rome Gant Fehwr Col Keineard BT Kineaid Stadente Princeton Transcontinental Westin Air Lahes New York Wen King Anid Tongue Une Alr Transport Service

New Era Club Opens Fall and Winter Season

The New Era Club began its fall and winter activities at the Presbyterian Church with devotions by Mrs. Glenn Dickan. Members voted to hire assistants through September and reports from Sunday School conference attendees Mary Dane Rozelie Marilyn Willace Grave Middleton and Ruth Milison highlighted the meeting. Refreshments were served by Miss Louise Whiteley and Miss Martha Briggs, and the next gathering was planned at Mrs. F. B. Whittlesey’s home with an October dinner program.

Squis Angel Merkey Auyeh Glenn Dickan Sahandach Mary Dane Rozelie Marilyn Willace Grave Middleton Ruth Milison Camp CaJeview Cepres Presbyterian

Red Oak Reunion Held at Patchen's Grove

A September reunion at Patchen's Grove gathered Red Oak relatives from Titusville Vers, Trimens, Bear Tike, Centerville, West Spring Creek, Selkirk and Spartansburg. Picnic dinner was served at 1:20 oclock. Officers for the coming year were W. J. Morris president Winifred Johnson vice president Myrtle Mitchell treasurer and Lela Brown secretary. Next reunion planned for first Sunday in September 1046 with Merlin Friey.

Red Oak Patchen’s Grove Patchen's Grove Howl Gs W. J. Morris Winifred Johnson Myrtle Mitchell Lela Brown Mr. Andes Merlin Friey Stindey

Stitch And Chatter Club Meeting Remains Local

The Shiteh and Chatter Club met last evening at Mrs. Merle Arm's West Pleasant Street home for a Poverty Pasty. Members and their mothers attended. games and prizes featured. Refreshments including birsh diary cake were served in the late evening. The next meeting, September 190, will be with Mrs. Ralph Smith.

Gerald Shawver Beaver ‘Falls Ty Shawver Shirley Shawver North Center Street Ruth Warner R. D James Pudder Ty Church Street Hastings Tarle Canada Nanny Pudder Roy Styl Lanny Pudder East Church Street Geneva Roy Potter Daniel Potter United States Weving Pegey Joyce Pail Philadelphia Northern Por Chi- Gren Pacers Howerd Hammon B.D Arthur Sweigar Akron Obie B. L. Prine Center Street Lela Youing Brie EL. Prive Dokalil Brighaim Indiantown Gap Camp Shelly Miss Carl Carroll Quis Myrtle Street Aflurions Gloveland Civate William Popovich John Popovich West Pleasant Eric Sem Antonis Texas Hives Stitch and Chatter Club Shiteh and Chatter Club Merle Arm West Pleasant Strept Mathers M. Humphrey Vernon Humphees Juhi Mick Flovenoy Lindslagm Robert Liddstrom Duh Mice Vernon Humphrey Ralph Smith Ohio Street

Bingo Club Met Wednesday Evening

The Bingo Club met at Mrs. Nellie Marts's home on West Frederick Street with nine members and one guest, Mrs. James Weidner. Prizes went to Mrs. Joseph Hentine and Mrs. Fred Snapp. Mrs. Weidner received the guest prize. Refreshments were served. next meeting set for September 21 at Mrs. M. D. Davinon's Grand Street home.

Nellie Marts West Frederick Street James Weidner Joseph Hentine Fred Snapp Weidner M. D. Davinon Grand Street

Mrs Jackman Hosts Kreayates Club Meeting

Mrs Charlee Jackman of Maple Avenue entertained two tables of 500 last evening for the Kreayates club. Prizes went to Mrs Maxwell Dever eaux and Mrs Walter Paulson. The hostess served salad hot rolls pie and whipped cream. On September 19 the club meets at Mrs Harry Pasilson Jr on Liberty Street.

Jackman Krazyate Club Charlee Jackman Maple Avenue Kreayates Maxwell Devereaux Walter Paulson Harry Pasilson Liberty Street

Birthday Party for Charlotte Reynolds at Spring Street

Esther Raynale hosted a birthday event yesterday at her home on Spring Street honoring Charlotte Reynolds and her aunt Clariatte Tloulse. Mary K. Dykes Patty Thayer Marjorie Chtricusia attended along with sixteen friends. Games, awards, and a decorated cake featured in the afternoon gathering.

Charlotte Reynolds Esther Raynale Spring Street Clariatte Tloulse Mary K. Dykes Patty Thayer Marjorie Chtricusia

WSCS Circle No 2 Meets With Mrs Vaughn Hostess

The WSCS Ow Noo of The Nethonis Claire met Tawi eve mini when Mrs Muabiet Vauelmi hosted Abder hole North Cone Yer slrest. Seven met members ariel tue gndst mslende thie muslanp which was ojenrel will cevoblens by Mrs Shanley Nielois and Mrs da svoh Guignon. Miss RMU Tdhlstrand by Lhe Ipsson sisidy Mrs Leland yulstistun Wis Ue assisted hostess iti silad course Wis Served. Tempetine place fr tile Oetohey and meine will be announced.

W.s.cs. Cirele No. 2 Vaughn WSCS Nethonis Claire Tawi Eve Mini Muabiet Vauelmi Hostésé North Cone Ariel Ojenrel Will Shanley Nielois Mra da Svoh Guignon Yyrsiivnt Rmu Lhe Ipsson Sisidy Leland Yulstistun Iti & Silad

Circle No 3 WSCS meets at Mrs Rosts home

Guests of Mrs Rass Gide No 4 the WSCS met last evening at the home of Mrs Pred Rost 251 Worth Street. The devotion was led by Miss L Foster and she gave the fellowship study on Christian pioneering in Southeast Asia. Mrs Gay Muunun presided, prayer by MP Miller, lesson by Mrs WB Stone, new member welcomed Mrs Winnith Pitter, refreshments provided by Mes Fl Ved fer crear and cake.

Rass Gide WSCS Gay Muunuin Christan Southeast Asia Stone Winnith Pitter Lisstess LY Mes

Beauty Pageant Chosen In New Jersey City Contest

Miss America hopeful Rose Lee wins the Pallatdes Amici pageant held at Amici Park amid disqualifications and tour prizes. Judges award a $100 prize and a travel tour to cities including Cleveland Washington Buffalo and New York.

New Jersey City Associated Prise Pamsades Paul Wan Reduy Te Uitte Armen Mulald Hopeville Cis Mio Attia Titte Pallatdes Amiciment Park Chisago Cleveland Delta Washington Richmond Buffalo Bridgeport Boston New York

Returned prisoners cut casualty list

Washington dispatch reports 64 belated casualty repairs raised, with missing rolls in question. The review notes 1,070,452 total casualties claimed for allied forces, a 9 percent decrease from last week as additional reports loom. The Queen Mary carried about 100,000 troops for the United States, many from the 35th Infantry Division en route.

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