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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1946
Page
5
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The Inquisitors' Club of the Raymond Mfg Company began its tenth season with forty members meeting at the T F Hall at 7 PM for the first fall session. Raymond Bachelaer presided while amendments to the constitution were adopted. Don Wiggers spoke on Inspection Department Problems. Social refreshments followed. The next meeting is planned for September 25 with guest speaker Brie Paigbaush from the Social Security office. members, families, and friends are invited.
Otterbein Guild of the United Brethren Church met at Miss Phyllis Halfast home on West Church street to honor Miss Joella Westley. Sixteen ladies attended a surprise shower as Miss Westley and her parents prepare to move to Haswell Plats for Mr. Westley's ministry. gifts were presented and salads served by Mrs. Malfest and Mrs. Huenel.
The Algonquin Lodge in Findley Lake hosted the September 6 wedding of Audrey Marie Duink and Andrew Hutton. The double ring ceremony, performed by Rev. Gerrit Timmer, featured a fireplace with florals and a candlelit recess. Attendants included Morris Leegters and Earl Duink, with music by Mrs. Ca faltisch. The bride wore a forest reef dress with brown accessories and white roses. After a wedding trip to Jerida, the couple will reside at the Hengs cottage in Findley Lake.
Forty members and guests gathered at the Legion Home for a bountiful dinner as Meadville, Spartansburg, and local Auxiliary units installed officers. New leaders included Mary Ann Warner president and Verna Elmquist first vice president, with Nora Miller second vice president, Jeanette Fleming secretary, Helen Brown treasurer, Viola Gordon sergeant at arms, Alice Schrader historian, and Martha Neyton chaplain. Cozy spoke on the Valley Forge Veterans Hospital greenhouse completion.
The London Star reports a confident expectation of Princess Elizabeth's engagement to Prince Phillipe of Greece. Buckingham Palace denies prior romance rumors, noting a possible marriage given Greek royals' Catholic faith and the 20-year-old princess as heiress to the throne.
Members of the Corry Country Club are requested to attend the Annis Membership meeting at the clubhouse on Sunday, September 2nd, at 6 PM. A barn dinner will be served by directors' wives under Mrs. Harold Sweet. After business, seven new directors for the coming year will be elected.
Mr and Mrs Archia Shepard of 207 East Street welcomed a baby boy born early last evening at He Cotry Hospital. The newborn’s mother was formerly Estes.
Alberta Armitage of the Army Nurse Corps is home on terminal leave until October. She arrived from Port Dix, NZ on Thursday after eighteen months of service. She served in Manila New Guinea and seven months in Korea. Igui Armitage is her daughter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Armitage of 434 South Center Street.
Miss Marion Bennett and William Payne wed in a Friday evening church ceremony at 8 with Rev. Wilmer Heifer officiating. The couple, both from Painted Post, celebrated with family and friends. a reception followed at the Hue Demutt home.
Nuptial Mass held at 9 AM in St Elizabeth's Church united Miss Margaret Elizabeth Gluyna and Frank George Macko in a solemn ceremony. Attending were family from Corry, Columbus, and Pittsburgh, with Miss Theresa Hogniak as soloist, Mrs Milfred Denton at the organ, and a large reception at St Elizabeth's Hall.
Victor Cragg Jn Frank Brigham and Robert Sullivan will leave Sun Gay Tor Slippery Rock to begin studies in the physical education department at Slippery Rock College.
Miss Beatrice Martin announced her engagement to Baker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Baker. Beatrice May attended Cor ry Senior High School and Erie Talants Home and Hospitl. Baker graduated Gorey Senior High School, served in the Army in the Pacific, and now works for Raymond Mfg. Co. No wedding date set.
Mrs Lester R Lopus hosted the 1935 M M Sorority farewell at her East Frederick Street residence. Four members Miss Martyn Lois Miss Marie Zastropulos Miss Jean Nichols and Miss Mary Lou Haigh are starting college this fall while Miss Margaret Spencer has just begun work in Washington DC. Guests enjoyed sandwiches salads relishes a decorated cake and boxes of candy from Mr and Mrs William Zafirypulos Adkiitiotist Society on page tayo.
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