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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1947

Page

5

September 2 Wedding Announced for Vivian May Fairchild

Mr and Mrs Arthur W Fairchild announce the marriage of their daughter Vivian May to Paul Rich Martin son of Mr and Mrs Steve Martin of RD 1 The ceremony took place at Oakdand Md The Martins reside at 236 Fairview Street The bridegroom works at Ajax Iron Works and the bride at the Ritz Restaurant

Arthur W. Fairchild Second Avenue Ahi Vivianl May Paul Richi Martin Steve Martin Oakdand

Carpet Weaving Looms Cut Through Widths at Speed

A brief note describes a carpet weaving setup with two looms producing a fabric about 19 feet wide. The process runs at a rate exceeding three miles per hour, delivering roughly 1,000 one-way trips across the width.

Party At Erie For Mrs. C A Williams

Mrs. Frank Sturgis and Mrs. Tyan Sturgis hosted a party at the former’s home in Erie last evening in honor of Mrs. C A Williams. It was a brief social gathering with a stork shower and twelve guests present.

Erie Frank Sturgis Tyan Sturgis C. A. Williams Stork A. Bailstrom Armour Hulstrom Michae A. Hillstrom Christine EB. A. Williams

Dr and Mrs Duffield Honored At Subsocial Party

Long string of social notes describes Dr and Mrs Howard M Duffield honored at home on Mapleside with gladioli bouquets and card games. Guests include Mrs B B Mosler, Robert Bracken, Miss Bartlet Culegrove, and many local families. moves, visits, and upcoming college enrollments are listed with minor travel and leisure details.

Robert Bracken Bartlet Culegrove

Webber McKuhn Wedding in Centerville Parsonage Ceremony

Mrs Frank Mudge of 570 Liberty street announced Kathryn J McKurin wed Clayton Webber last evening at Rev Foley s Centerville parsonage. The couple left for a short honeymoon and will reside in the area. Bride wore royal blue crepe dress with white rosebud corsage. maid of honor wore a faschist suit with yellow corsage. Best man was Raymond Steteman Spartansburg Wis. Groom attended Titusville Schools, Coast Guard veteran, and works for Duntlie Construction Co New Castle.

Raymond Steteman Spartansburg Wis Mr. Webber Webber Corry Ados G. ©. Murphy Co

Presbyterian Guild Holds Fall Meeting At Church Parlors

Members of the Presbyterian Guild met at the church parlors for the first fall meeting. Mrs J W Rickers led devotions on The Light of the World, with Miss Mary Anderson as guest. Mrs Glenn Dickson received a gift from the group as she moves to Meadville after years as treasurer. An October 20 evening meeting and a November bazaar planning were announced, with Mrs George Thompson named general chair. Birthday observances and a screen dinner followed.

aTineteen Asbyterian Guild Mary Anderson Presbyterian Church Rolf Call J. W. Rickers George Thompson Prank Frost Divin Sehnoier Perry Nichols Casement P. McCray John Hidnes G& AL. Boyd Mrs. Prost

Booster Club Holds First Meeting at Cary Rod and Gun Club

About 21 children and several parents attended the Mead Park Booster Club gathering at the Cary Rod and Gun Club, sponsored by the City Welfare Organization. Mrs. E. C. Bates introduced J. A. Brown of the State Game Commission who presented films on forest life and wildlife conservation. Cookies and lemonade were served as 33 new members joined.

Childers Carry Rod and Gun Club Brst Mead Park Coty Welfare Organwation E. C. Bates J. A. Brown State Game Commission Brown Dome Tutus Bert Weliden

Former Corry Nurse to Wed New York City Doctor

Former Corry nurse Edgett, now in New York City, and Dr. James Henry Siruta of New York City obtained a marriage license at the city clerk’s office. They announced plans for their wedding. Edgett is the daughter of Mr and Mrs David Edgett. Siruta is the son of Mr and Mrs Samuel Siruta. Mrs Walter Dedawn of Rita Street is an aunt of the prospective bride.

Miss Lena Jewell Weds Elwood Peterson At Local Church

Miss Lena Mare Jewell and Elwood Allen Peterson married in a double ring ceremony at the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church this afternoon. Rev Wilmer Heffer performed the vows in front of relatives and friends, with organist Mrs Jerrold Lansberry and soloist T Lansberry. The bride wore white slipper satin with orange blossom crown and carried a shower bouquet. maid of honor Vera Gerus and bridesmaids Esther Peterson and Mrs Jack Walters wore pastel gowns. Best man Harold Peterson and ushers James Fleming and Harry Caldwell stood with the groom. A reception followed at the bride's home for 125 guests. The couple plan a brief honeymoon in Buffalo before settling in Youngsville.

Alaine Church Wilmer Heffer Lena Mare Jewell Harold W Jewell Ifred Elwood Allen Peterson Archie Peter Youngsville Jerrold Lansberry Migs Esther Peterson Youngaville Jack Walters Miss? Petersom Thule Walters Harold Peterson Iain Hsbeether James Fleming Moungsville Harry Caldwell Old City Elizabeth Crane Lillia Bates Ms. Peterson Bullalo Vrs Peterson Coty Senior High School New Process Company Warren Te Army Air’ Cats National Forge Irvine Jouneville Ol City Erle and Ticoure

Local Residents Make Casual Travel Notes At End Of Week

Miss Emily fomenda with Miss Fura Eastman left this storing by train for Buffato. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Gilbert have returned to their home on West Chuek Street after spending weeks at Cotuit My Cape Gat. Mrs. Frank Geary of Marion Street re spending the york end in Oi City. Miss Florente Poutr and Miss Mary Anderson pit this morning for Jamestown to spend the day. Merle Long of 452 East Wayne Street WAS i business insitqt in Erie tMday and consister Dr. c. W. Fortune.

Ross Fehlman Charlotte Fehlman Novik Center Street Bastiat Douglas Bowlie Thiel College Greenville Douglas Ro Helle East Main Street Robert Smith Sarbath Smith This City Delmont Moule Arora Ivan Smith East Pleasnt Street Buffalo Niagara Ronald Bergman GT. Bergman West Irvine Street Otterbein College Westerville Marie Zattropulos William Zattropulos Mott Street Poughkeepsie N.Y Vassar Milan Williams Betty Een Sind William Temple Washington, D.C Wil-lints Patricia D. Cohen Meadville J. A. Frnssin Ald Franklin M. Whilecatton Pennsylvania Line Police Harrisburg Robert A. Oto, Jr South Fydley Mass Robert Spencer Fridsy Lincoln Neb University of Nebraska Spencer A. M. Spencer West Wayne Street Mogh Mosher Raymond Avenue Erie Los Angeles Calif National Association of Foremen Mosher Cory—Jamestown Mfg. Corp Fred Schwab Niiagara University Falls Lior Vincent Christiana Sandra Cuylerville R. Cohen R.M. Stein Rhody Lynne James Knapp West Fron Brookville Aloyse Aiken Arthur McCray Bertha Ewing Alex North East McCray Arthur MeCray Elgin Kathleen Mulderick Leo Mulderick Marionsleet Mulderick Edward J. Meyer Memorial Hospital George Mulderick Albert Baldwin Cleveland Henry Bachomer Maple Avenue Stanley Albert, Jr Brown Harvard R. 5 Dewey Edward Fast Prederick Street Exie East 27Th Street Emily Fomenda Fura Eastman Buffato A. A. Gilbert Gm West Chuek Street Cotuit Cape Gat Frank Geary Marion Street Yorkend Oi City Florente Poutr Mary Anderson Jamestown Merle Long East Wayne Street C. W. Fortune

Amici Bible Class Elects Officers For Year

The Amici Bible Class of the Evangelical Tui Brethren Church met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Campbell and elected officers for the coming year. Mrs. V. McClintock was re elected president with G. T. Bergman as vice president, Mrs. Campbell secretary, John Carrier treasurer, Miss Can Held chaplain, and Mrs. Bergman historian. The meeting closed with a wiener roast and corn roast hosted by Mrs. McClintock, Mrs. Campbell, and Mrs. Barney Crosent. The next meeting will be held October 11.

Amici Bible Class Amici Bible Evangelical Tui Brethren Church Lynn Campbell Gladysfield V. McClintock McClintock G. T. Bergman Campbell John Carrier Can Held Bergman Guy Bennink Willy Prayer McClinton Barney

Card Party Plans By C D of A for November 4

The Court Conception No 5, 2, D of Ay met with 32 members. Mrs C T Anderson chaired plans for a card party on November 4. A drawing for the winner’s name by the Glib will occur and Mrs Mervyn Nast will present a style show with D of A members as models. Next meeting set for September 5.

C. Dot A. Jooms C. T Anderson Mervyn Nast C. DB A As

Australian American Picnic Set for Sunday at Sekerdi Grove

The Tuliwr American Association plans a Sunday picnic at Sekerdi's Grove with over 500 members and children expected. Events include games and activities, a noon buffet with chicken and ham, and prizes for children, as Chirewin Jr. and Frank Barusst head the serving team.

Amembers Tuliwr-American Association Sekerdi’s Grove Aiatr Nonn Algh Chirewin, Jr

Whistling Joe entertains Townsend Club Friday evening

One hundred Sperantis attended at TO. F. Hall to hear Joe Gutman known as Whistling Joe. Townsend Club members hosted a program including whistling, music, and singing with Carl Fredo Wass at the piano. A brief business meeting announced mortgage-burning events for Jamestown on Sept 17 and Briecourt Narse on Sept 19. Sandwiches, frankfurters, and coffee were served by Mrs. Robbins and others. Next meeting set for Sept 26.

F. Hall Joe Gutman Whistling Joe Townsend Club Hen Gualat Whistling Vine Ji Howe Miame Treks Lap Nanvine Sinsing Anitay Jeyug Irs Carl Fredo Wass Hoyt Robbins Jamestown Briecourt Narse Robbins B. B.tiffany Henry Bals Hell

Engagement of Marie Rita Disek and Robert Drake Announced

Mr and Mrs Lea M Disek of Cleveland announce the engagement of their daughter Marie Rita to Robert J Drake son of Mrs Genevieve Becker of Cleveland and Harley Drake of this area No date has been set for the wedding Mr and Mrs Merritt Hunt and daughter Patricia of East Trying Street stay at their Chau Chau Lake cottage for the weekend Miss Phyllis Hoenes leaves for Hobart Ind for an indefinite visit Miss Ruth Morel and friends attend to local matters

Lea M. Disek Cleveland Marie Rita Robert J. Drake Genevieve Becker Harley Drake Eli Merritt Hunt Patricia East Trying Street Chau ‘Auqua Lake Phyllis Hoenes Leti Hobart Ind Ruth Morel

Dance At Country Club After Football Game

Last evening at Loveland Field after the Corry and George Junior Republic game, Corry Country Club members and guests met at the hilltop clubhouse for a social. Twenty five couples attended and danced from ten to one with Wilmer Lowe's orchestra. Mr and Mrs George Rigore and family left for Syracuse Kansas after a two week visit with Mrs Kilgore mother Mrs Earl Burlingame of 40 Marion Street.

Corry and George George Rigore Syrscuse Kan Kilgore Earl Burlingame Marion Street

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Ray Ibe Preston Foster GAIL PATRICK DILL _SHEFFIEL Rex Ted Ronaldson Paramount News BT Eee Hunting CE Mertie Meledon National Bank OF Corry Federal Deposit Insuranse Corporation Wcerel Society Presbyterian Guild Corry Helen Esse Lena M. Jewell Elwood Peterson Christian and Missionary Alliance Church C. D. of A. Plans LEED The
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