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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1946

Page

5

Dinner Party Honors Out-of-Town Guest at Hotel Carry

West Smith street hosts Mr and Mrs Edward Felat entertained with four at the private dining room of the Hotel Carry Friday evening honoring Fuller Barnes of Bristol Conn president of Associated Spring Corporation. Other guests were Mr and Mrs F E Whittlesey and Mr and Mrs G H Holden. After dinner the group went to the Feldt home for a pleasant evening.

Edward Felat West Smith Street Carry Fuller Barnes Bristol, Conn Associated Spring Corporation F. E. Whittlesey G. H. Holden Feldt

Keppels Entertain Forty Friends At Summer Home

Mr and Mrs Keppel hosted forty relatives and friends Sunday afternoon at The Pines summer home near Grand Valley. Walter Keppel junior assistant cashier at the National Bank attended as a guest. A 3 o clock dinner was served on a lawn table under the trees followed by hiking and visiting.

Wedding Saturday Unites Miss Hannah and John Kennedy

Rev G L Boyd presided at a noon ceremony at his home uniting Miss Patrician June Hannah daughter of M M Hannah of Fairview and John Robert Kennedy younger son of Mr and Mrs Henry Kennedy of 146 East Trying Street. Family members attended as the bride wore aqua with black accessories and a gardenia corsage. Best man was Charles Kennedy and maid of honor Ruth Marie Walter wore gray with a red rosebud corsage. After a wedding dinner at the Kennedy home the couple left for a honeymoon to Niagara Falls and Canada and will live at 81 Church Street Fairview.

G. L. Boyd The Presbyterian Church June Hannah M. Hannah Fairview John Robert, Kennedy Henry Kennedy East Trying Street Ruth Marie Walter Charles Kennedy Kennedy Niagara Falls Canada Church Street Corry Senior High School Fairviews Warren Miller University of Kansas Lawrence Kan Fred Miller Concord Street Mary Walsh Ben Sproul Erie G. Albert Sweet Pire' Svenue Puller Barnes Edward Weldt West Smith Street Bristol George Thompson H. G. Warner Robert Zander Los Angeles Oslif Zander Cora Damon East Washington Street Florence Mourer Youngsville Arlie Mead Spring Street Warren Spicer North Center Street Grove City Charles Schreckengost Girard J. 37. Moore West Frederick Street Richard Dearing West Washington Street Allegheny College Meadville Burton Dearing University of Rochester Rochester J. B. Dearing Barbara Thompson Fort Knox Grice ‘Thompson John Logan West Spring Creek Joyce Skinner Jamestown Business College Benjamin 5. Skinner Franklin Street B. EB. Holcomb Little Rock Ark JW. G. Holden West Church Street Ruth Schurman I Oi City Schurman Jeff Robert Sherwood Syracuse William Arthur Sherwood Snd Philadelphia Jett Joseph Sherwood Duytin Butters Butters Mary Philadelphia General Hospital George Fox Edinboro State C. A. Mountain Denver Calo Waller Degean Ridge Street Firjby Zohuis Frederick Street Emlenton Allabnueh J. A. Lanston Park Street John Blair Chautauqua Lake Mayville Elizabeth Lanston Ruth Lanston Dorothy Kittleberger Dale Rapp Lone Pourie Minn Rapp Harold Crag Jr. Durham Oty Titusville William Weicht Zona Welch Bernard Weicht John Price Everett Charles Weicht East Pleasant Atevel Crile Hospital Cleveland Weicht Orin Houser Kliven Lite Falls

Club Social Gatherings Across Cities and Visits

Mr and Mrs H A Gilbert return from Cot cum Cod Summer home. Frank Sherwood of Tucson arrives to visit his wife's relatives in Meadville. Barbara Brown leaves for Emerson College Boston. Emons Harmon Troy Gillette attend cocktail party in Meadville hosted by Walle McClintock. L Bras and Mr S Fort Meade arrive for an indefinite visit. Michael Litz returns from Brooklyn after a week visiting relatives.

H. A. Gilbert West Church Street Cotul Gape Cod Mass Frank Sherwood Tucson Atiz Mr. Sherwood Joseph Sher~ Wood Northwest Street Barbara Brown Harold Brown North Center Street Boston Emerson College E. H. Harmon Troy Gillette My Aid Rasselas Brows Meadville Walle McClintock M. Ses L. Bras Fort Meade Arthur Goring Liberty F. P. Tits Sud Michael Litz Brooklyn

Powell Motor Co Picnic At Summer Cottage

Powell Motor Co employees and their families gathered for a Saturday picnic at the Haroil Powells summer cottage on Chawlaugia Lake near Mayville. Twenty five attendees enjoyed games and contests with prizes to J. B. Wilson R. W. Clerk Miss May Clark Mrs. Leslie Bulard Mrs. Wilson Miss Blanch Loveland Leonard Edwards and Mr Powell Harold Powell Jr. and Jack Wilson Jr. won the rowing and corn eating contests. Hosts provided a picnic dinner and the event was praised as very successful.

Powell Motor Co Haroil Powell Chawlaugia Lake Mayville J. B. Wilson R. W. Clerk May Clark Leslie Bulard Wilson Blanch Loveland Leonard Edwards Powell Haroid Powell, Jr Jack Wilson

Sherwood Family Dinner Reunion after Seven Years

Yesterday the Sherwood family gathered for a first reunion in over seven years at the Northwest street home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sherwood. A bountiful dinner followed by a pleasant afternoon brought together relatives from Tucson Ava Me Philadelphia Syracuse and the local city.

Joseph Andwood Northwest Street Prank Sherwood Tucson Ava William Arthur Sherwood Snp Philadelphia Robert Sherwood Syracuse Sherwood

Elmer Alexander Honored At Waterford Dinner

Miss Evelyn Tarbell hosted a Saturday dinner at the Showboat in Waterford in honor of Elmer Alexander who will enter Army service Tuesday. An evening program followed with a purse presented to Mr Alexander and dancing to close the event featuring Georgia Mulvin Hazel Marsh Gerald Proctor and Frank Ottaway.

Elmer Alexander Evelyn ‘Tarbell An & Oiclock Waterford Georgia Mulvin Hazel Marsh Tarbell Mr. Alexander Gerald Proctor Fuahk Ottaway Alexander Ioney

Cost Accountants To Meet Tonight In Erie

Members of the Erie chapter of the National Association of Cost Accountants convene the first Fall and Winter meeting this evening at 6:30 p m at the Moose Club Blue Room. Dinner will be served and a technical session follows. Grant Richardson of Hammermill Paper Company will speak on the relation of foreign exchange to foreign trade.

Erie National Association of Cost Moose Club Grant Richardson Hammermill Paper Company

Births Reported for Williams and Martin Families

A son was born to Mr and Mrs Lyn ford Williams of 458 East Main street at Corry Hospital on Saturday evening, and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Clair Matfinn of West Mul street at Corry Hospital on Sunday morning.

Aalighter Corry Hospital

Wesoloski Housewarming Party Shown Attended By Locals

Joseph Wesoloski and family hosted a housewarming Saturday night with neighbors and friends calling to celebrate. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. John Yohak and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John Mitchell and family, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dasper and family, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Matteson and daughter, and Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Hepler. Refreshments featured sandwiches pickles and cake as attendees offered best wishes for the new home.

Ayer Joseph Wesnloski Corry Mr. Wernioski Johm ‘Yohak Daushtari Joh Mitchell Frank Dasper A. 3. Matteson L.A. Hepler

Dinner Party Sunday For John R. Long 82

Dinner party held at 351 Mar- Junastreet for John R. Long age 82 on September 14 and 15. Five tureen dinner served to 21 relatives. Out of town guests included Mr. and Mrs. Bert Baker of Ripley and Mrs. Emma Raymond of Jamestown. Mr. Long, an employee of Ajax Tron Works, has worked many years and received praise from colleagues.

Mar- Junastreet Bert Baker Ripley Emma Raymond Jamestown Long Ajax Tron

Boland Boutwell Engagement Made Known

Mrs. John E Boland announces the engagement of her daughter Barbara Mary to Morris M Boutwell son of Mr and Mrs J L Boutwell of Centerville. Barbara Mary Boland a Curry Senior High School graduate 1942 class member and Bryant Stratton Business Institute graduate 1946 is employed in the merchandising office at Raymond Mfg Co. Boutwell a Bloomfield High School graduate 1939 served in the Army Air Corps three and a half years including Burma India theater and works in the Raymond Mfg Co Time Study Department. No wedding date set.

Boland-Boutwell John E. Foland Main Street Barbara Mary Morris M. Boutwell J. L. Boutwell R. D Centerville Boland Curry Bryant= Stratton Business Institute Buffalo

Duplicate Bridge Event Moved To Friday At Hotel Cory

It was announced this morning that the regular Duplicate Bridge play will be held Friday evening September 21st in the Corry Room at the Hotel Cory. Hosts for the event are Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Boty.

Corry Room Cory A. 8. Boty

Mrs Catherine Silvis former resident dies at 78

Mrs Catherine Silvis of Barnes dies at home Saturday evening at age 78 after four months illness. Survived by five sons Harry Monroe Silvis and others, three daughters, three sisters, three brothers, 25 grandchildren and 21 great grandchildren. Funeral from the home Tuesday at 2 o'clock.

Catherie Silvis Barnes Silvis Harry Monroe Silvis Roy Silvis Clarendon Gerald Silvis Erie Charles Silvis Joseph Por- Korski Clarence Wel Sche Lakewood Alma Ewing Kellerville

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