Engagement of Doris Beverly Rehnborg to Herbert Miller
Miss Doris Beverly Rehnborg of 546 East South Street is engaged to Herbert C. Miller son of Mr and Mrs Herbert G Miller Sr of Marresville NC. Doris is a Corry High School graduate, attended Thiel College, worked at The Journal and Continental Can in Hopewell VA. Miller earned a chemical engineering degree from NC State and works for Hercules Powder in Hopewell. The wedding is planned for next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Rehnborg
A. E. Rehnborg
East South Street
Doris Beverly
Herbert C. Miller
Rey
Herbert G. Miller
Marresville
Rehnborg
Corry Senior
Thiel Collee
Greenville
Journal
Staf
Hopewell
Corry Court Conception No. 35 opens season with dinner meeting
The Corry Court Conception No. 35 C D of A resumed last evening in North Center street rooms with a turkey dinner served by Mrs. Lea Rhynard’s committee. Mrs. J F Needham led the rosary and Leo Hoylén opened the meeting. Officers’ reports and communications followed. A donation to the Clifford Ross Fund was approved and a rummage sale set for September 28 29. Year books for 1951 52 were mailed. Out of town guests included Mrs. Paul J. Berst and Mrs. James Taylor of Erie. Next meeting is September 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.D. of A
Corry Court Conception No
C. D. of A
North Center Street
Lea Rhynard
J. F. Needham
Prand
Paul J. Berst
Erie
James Taylor
Spring Creek Ladies Aid Meeting Reported
Mrs. Harry Johnson and Mrs. Ray Sickler presided over the Spring Creek Ladies Aid gathering at Mrs. William Crate home attended by 14 members and 4 guests. Devotions on Time from Ecclesiastes were led by Mrs. Roy Lillie with prayer by Mrs. John McKay and a reading by Mrs. Arthur Brundage. A business session followed with refreshments served. next meeting date undecided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Creek Ladies’ Aid
Harry Johnson
Ray Sickler
William Crate
Fred“Smith
Roy Lillie
John McKay
Arthur Brundage
Farewell Party for Agnes Puchly and Joanne Lamb
Miss Martha McLean hosted a Thursday evening farewell at 236 Mead Avenue for Agnes Puchly and Joanne Lamb who depart Monday for San Diego California to visit for several months. Twelve girls attended and enjoyed games and visiting. Tuna fish salad hob rolls Kool-Aid decorated cake and ice cream were served. Each guest received a gift from the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha McLean
Agnes Puchly
Joanne Lamb
San Diego
Galif
McLean
Mead Avenue
Dorwin Hostess Serves Harvest Party For Raymond Mfg Staff
Mrs. Bertha Dorwin of 116 Mead avenue entertained last evening with a corn and wiener roast for shipping room girls of the Raymond Mfg Co. The party included Mary Katren Ann Katren Betty Shreve Matie Lutz Adele McCray Ann Bacha Angie Marsh Edya Ross and guests Mrs. William Duht Mrs. Viola Nollinger Mrs. Mary Finucan and Mrs. Harry Paulson The ladies enjoyed visiting games and a lunch before the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorwin
Bertha Dorwin
Mead Avenue
Shipping Room
Raymond Mfg. Co
Mary Katren
Ann Katren
Betty Shreve
Matie Lutz
Adele McCray
Ann Bacha
Angie Marsh
Edyatha. Ross
William Duht
Viola Nollinger
Mary Finucan
Harry Paulson
J O Y Class Gifts to Ross Fund at Findley Lake
Members of the J O Y Sunday School class of the Presbyterian Church met at the J B Kinley cottage Findley Lake. Mrs Delia Bernard acted president as 17 members voted a donation to the Clifford Ross Fund and redirected flower fund money to the church nursery. A Wiener Toast followed, with the next meeting set for October 25 at Mrs Merlo Page's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
J. Bred Kinley
Findley Lake
Kinley
Delia Bernard
Clifford, Ross Fund
Sso
Church Nisery
Merlo Page
H. L. Browns Golf Team Feted At Steak Dinner
H. L. Browns golf team, winners of the steak dinner match at Corry Country Club, were feted last evening by Ted Hubleys squad. Porterhouse steaks served at 6 30 followed by a social. Door prize winners included W. W. Hammond C. E. McLean Dr. R. X. Williams and Clark Lord each winning four golf balls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HL. Brown
Corry Country Club
Ted Hubley
Prine
W. W. Hammond
Golf Bug
C. E. McLean
R. X. Williams
Clark Lord
Birthday party honors Miss Marjorie Lathrop at home
Last evening a surprise birthday party for Miss Marjorie Lathrop employee of Widmann and Teach Drug Store was held at her home on East Pleasant Street. Attending guests enjoyed visiting and music and presented Miss Lathrop with several gifts. A decorated birthday cake was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Lathrop
Widmann and Teach Drug Store
East Pleasant Street
Miss Lathrop
Rebekah Helping Hand Club Meets at T. O. F. Hall
A small attendance attended the Helping Hand Club meeting Thursday afternoon in the T. O. F. Hall. After a brief business session, the members enjoyed a tureen dinner at 6 o’clock. The next session is set for Thursday September 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helping Hand Club
Rebekah Helping Hand Club
F. Hall
Birth of Bilyn Elizabeth Lyman in Albuquerque
A daughter, Bilyn Elizabeth, was born on September 3 to Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Lyman of 1605 South Girard Albuquerque New Mexico. Mrs. Lyman is formerly Colletta Burkhardt of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bilyn Elizabeth
Robert J. Lyman
South Girard
Albuquerque, N. M
Lyman
Colletta Burkhardt
City
Club Social Gatherings Honoring Mrs Bess Olmstead
Mrs Bess Heath Olmstead of Los Angeles a former Cory resident visiting here was honored by Corry friends. Mrs Frank Loveland hosted a family party at Findley cottage. Mrs O W Bracken and Nive Austin welcomed several guests at the Austin home on Marple Avenue. Mrs Harry Naylor and Mrs Giallon King hosted a luncheon at Hotel Concord in North Busy for Mrs Olmstead. Beth Israel Sisterhood met at Cohen home and presented a crystal vase as a housewarming gift. Ten members and one guest Mrs Albert Rosen of Cleveland attended. Business meeting led by Mrs Kurt Leeds planned rummage sale for September 20–21 at 4 West Washington Street. Lena Cohess chaired the sale. An hour of social time followed. next meeting set for October with Mrs Leeds.
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Robert Rodenlana
Richard
Robert
Dry
West Main Streets
Buffalo
Mildred Preble
Gary Preble
Mead Avenue
T. W. Whitehead
Jack
Princeton
Westminster Choir
Callege
Gordon Rehnborg
Pittsburgh
A. E. Rehnborg
Howard Rehnbore
Bess Heath Olmstead
Los Angeles
Grace Heath
North Girard
Hotel Cory
Cambridge Springs
Mercer and
Mead= Ville
John McCracken
Clearwater
Florida
Ensworth Halt
North Center Street
McCracken
Bristol
Corry
Cory Reci
Frank Loveland
He Loveland
Findley Tike
O. W. Bracken
Nive Austin
Austin
Marple Aveni
Harry Naylor
Giallon King
Hotel Concord
North
Olmstead
Arthur Cohen
West Columbs Avenue
Albert Rosen
Cleveland
Kurt Leeds
West Washington Street
Lena Cohess
Leeds
William and Mary president resigns amid sports scandal
William and Mary President Dr Jun Pomfret resigns in the wake of a month long sports scandal. The board found transcripts altered to enroll high school athletes and credit given for unperformed PE work. Coach McCray and Coach Wilson also quit after the probe. Prehistoric Indians left oyster shells in Maine thought to total about 1,000,000 bushels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomfret's
William and Mary
AllMetrc
R. N. McCray
Barney E. Wilson
Maine
Legion Auxiliary Plans Installation At Sept. Meeting
A Ladies' Auxiliary of the American Legion post met at North Center street home with Mrs. Harry Burton presiding. They discussed a future installation of this year's officers and planned a joint refreshment session after separate meetings. The date given for the auxiliary meeting is September 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies' Auxiliary of the American Legion
Elmer C. Carrier
North Center Street
Harry Burton
Titusville
Miss Mary Grayino Honored By Friends
Miss Mary Grayino celebrated her birthday at a dinner party hosted by Miss Esther Brindage at the home of Mrs. Frank J Buehner in Spartansburg. Seven ladies attended and presented a personal gift from friends in the engineering department of the Aero Supply plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aero Supply Plant
Mary Grayino Wis
Esther Brindage
Frank J Buehner
Spartansburg
Gravine
Frien
Lutheran Fellowship Met At Seastead Home
Lutheran Fellowship League meeting moved indoors to the Seastead home at 3101 West Church Street due to weather. Members viewed motion pictures by Mr. Seastead and Dr. George Gold. hot dogs were served and the next meeting is planned for October 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Fellowship League
Raymond Seastead
West Church Street
Seastead
George Gold
Ladies Day At Country Club Highlights Charity Bridge
The Tabies Day program at the Country Club was arranged by Mrs. Ellsworth Holt and Mrs. H. K. Powell. Twenty five ladies attended a Twicheon menu with ham candied sweets toast salad rolls dessert and coffee. Bridge awards went to Mrs. Powell Mrs. Langdon Rowe and Mrs. W. W. Hammond. Canasta prize earned by Mrs. Mervyn Nast. Next Ladies Day set for September 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Ellsworth Holt
H. K. Powell
Powell
Langdon Rowe
W. W. Hammond
Canasta
Mervyn Nast
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Olivia
Pout
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Loy
Marie
Ireland
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Windsor
Reed Hadley
JM Davis
Hugh
O'Orian
Wally Cassell
Charles Marquis Warren
Mead Park
Igen
Fogle Lumber CO
Franklin St
Corry, Pa
Emblem Oil CO. N
Armitage
Ross
H. L. Brown
Helen
Beth Israel Sisterhood
Cohen
W & M Board of Visitors
Pom- Get
Reggie Loblaws
Loblaws
Reggie
Legion Auxiliary
Mary Grayino
Lutheran Fellowship
Seastead Home
Chapin’s
Shorties
F. C. Chapin & Son
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