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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1949

Page

5

Local Social Notes Highlight Moves, Weddings and Events

Ray Amy leaves Al's Clothes Shop to join Powell Loan and Finance with Harold Plowers. Corry High School student Bob Clark now works part time at the relothing store. Norman T. Young marries Ethyl Marie Leake in Kane at the First Baptist Church, with both pairs from Warren area. Ladies Auxiliary of Corry Hospital to sponsor rummage sale at the Business and Professional Women's Club rooms October 1. Proceeds fund a $3000 auxiliary pledge for Corry Memorial Hospital. Roger Amy heads to Pittsburgh for dental studies, wife and child to join later. Various community notices cover weddings, birthdays, post meetings, and local visits including Elmira to Cleveland trips, Behrend Center students, and a memorial service in Oil City.

Ray Amy West Washington Street Powell Loan, and Finance Company Harold Plowers Ray Young Bob Clark Corry Senior High School Norman ‘T. Young Ethyl Marie Leake Inez Leake Kane Norman J. E. Young R. D Spring Creek Wrightsville Ethyl First Baptist Church Warren Business College Warren State Hospital Ladies’ Ausxiiary Corry Hospital North Center Street G. Murphy Co Vennis Follett

Luncheon Bridge Group Met At Hotel Corry

The Tuesday afternoon luncheon and bridge group met at Hotel Corry for a 1 o'clock event hosted by Mrs Raymond Anderson. Light refreshments were served during the contract bridge session. Awards were given to Mrs E H Harmon and Mrs Anderson. On October 4 Mrs A S Boag will host the next gathering.

Hotel Corry Mrs. Raymond Anderson E. H. Harmon Andersore

Presbyterian Church Sunday School Class Meets At Kinley Home

Eighteen members attended the Pall of the J.O. Sunday School class at Mrs. Ji Pred Kinley’s East Pleasant Street home. Mrs. Carl McIntyre was elected president, with R. G. Tusnell as vice president, Charles Jackman secretary, Larry Dixon treasurer, and Gerald Staples on the flower committee. The group chose to meet on the second Thursday each month. Door prize went to Reade Langhurst. A pumpkin pie social followed with coffee and tea. An October 13 meeting will be at an announced location with Ethan Carter chairing the committee. Also noted, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Robbins will celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary on September 25. They married in Spencerville, Ohio, and have lived in Corry for 25 years. They have two daughters, Mrs. J. Harold Patterson and Mrs. W. S. Hickerwell, a son H. B. Robbins, eight grandchildren, and ten great grandchildren. A family party is planned at the Patterson home on East Frederick Street. The Journal extends congratulations.

Marilyn J. Ten Hagen H. Smith Brie William Ten- Higen Findley Lake Lawrence Park Methodist Church Ellen Willis East Columbus Avenue Willis Ross Fleming Fleming Meadville Elmer G Carrier North Center Street Alma Andersons Legionnaires Cleveland Buffalo Jamestown Arne Harrisbore Philadelphia Rebekah Lodge Lady Sranklin 1. C. C. F. Hall Noble Arthur C. Barton W. B Thiessen 1. O. C. F. Hall Tebekah Winnens Alms. Epicksory Ronald Chater Mabel Regrut Hazel Merker Bast Fleijn Street Hither Womess Olean Harry Lamone Jack Henry Warren, O Arthur Cohen North Center Shvekh New York City Leeds Clifford Cady Phyllis Joy Dennis Lis Erie Tucson Avis Tyan Hatch William Tattton Chicago Roy Sutton William Lutton Hyolld Street Lawrence Lindstrom Roger Haidht Behrend Center Pennsylvania State College John Clough Perrysburg W.B. Caldwell Edward Allen Rome N.Y J Irvine K. E Gresham Aero [Supply Board of Directors Mary Dean Roach Mary East Main Street A. J. Studd Alex Koestner George Koestner Thomas Connelly Oil City Gil City Kate Cudahy Paul Pantle Evie J.O Presbyterian Church Ji Pred Kinley East Fleasant Street Kinley Leon Root Carl McIntyre R. G. Tusnell Charles Jackman Larry Dixson Gerald Staples Reade Langhurst Ethan Carter al Vanssens McIntyre Joseph Myers Robert Lewis C. J. Robbins East South Street Spencerville Corry J. Harold Patterson WS. Hickerwell Dayton H. B. Robbins Tulsa Ollie Patterson East Frederick Street

Club-Social Gatherings Highlight Marsh Family Visit

Mr and Mrs W L Marsh returned to their home Tuesday evening after trips through Kentucky and Illinois visiting relatives. They toured Asbury Seminary near Mammoth Cave and called on John Clark and family, then Mae Marsh’s brother Walter L Marsh in Mt Vernon Indiana. Edward King of LaPorte Indiana arrived to stay with Mrs Mabel Regrut on Novik Center Street.

W. L. Marsh Kentucky Inniun Illinois John Clark Asbury Seminary Mammoth Cave Marsh Walter L. Marsh Mt. Vernon Ind Cleveland Clifford Bernice Broe Edward, King LaPorte Mabel Regrut Novik Center Street

Pep Parade Planned Before Big Football Game

A Friday evening pep parade starts at 7:00 and precedes the Comy Senior High School Beavers versus Worth East High School at Loveland Field. All three school classes and clubs will have floats, with cheerleaders participating. FP Lowe Edwards, advisor for the Beavyerette Club, will lead.

Comy Senior High School Beavers Worth East High School Loveland Field Ie High School Lowe Edwards Beavyerette Club

J. F. Club Elects Mrs. Thomas President

The J. F. Club members and guest Mrs. Henry Hicks met with Mrs. James Hazlett. Officers elected for the year: Mrs. Lloyd Thomas president, Mrs. Hazlett secretary, Mrs. Guy Sutton treasurer. Progressive 500 was played. prizes to Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Hicks, and Robert Proctor. Potato salad, wafers, coffee, and tea served. Mrs. Almon Peterson will entertain on October 4.

J. F. Club Thomas Gues Henry Hicks James Hazlett Delaware Street Hicks Lloyd Thomas Hazlett Guy Sutton Progressive 500 Wits Robert Proctor

Betty Jane Smith Weds Eugene Munn in Home Ceremony

Miss Betty Jane Smith and Eugene Munn married Saturday evening at the home of Mrs. Jessie Brown in Clywer. The bride wore a blue suit with gray accessories and a white corsage. Her sister Juanita Smith served as maid of honor. Best man was Elmer Smith Jr. A five tiered wedding cake accompanied refreshments. Mr and Mrs Munn reside at 108 West Pleasant Street and are employed locally.

Betty Jane Smith Eugene Munn Elmer Smith Isex Street Betty Jane Eugene Mun Hazel Munn West Main Juanita Smith Lark Elmer Stattit Wis Best Mr. Munn Smith Jome el Tives Mrs. Munn West Pleasant Street

Cub And Scout Leaders Hold Round Table Meet

District No 3 Washington Trail Council Boy Scouts of America held its first regular monthly meeting of the fall at St Edward s School with 35 attendees. Blaine Shunk Harborcreek district commissioner presided and introduced new field executive Charles Case of Erie who takes over work from Herbert Ryer. Discussion covered cub and scout age limits with cubs eight to eleven scouts eleven to fourteen explorer scouts fourteen up. A six month program was outlined and by November a Cub Pow Wow for Districts 2 and 3 will be held in the city. Next round table set for October 18. Additional society on page six.

Washington Trail Boy Scouts of America St. Edward's School Blaine Shunk Harborcteek Charles Case Erie Herbert Ryer Crawford County

Geneva Circle Meets At East Pred Evidk Street Home

Mrs. W. A. Leaby hosted the Geneva Circle of the Presbyterian Women’s Association at her East Pred evidk street residence. Miss Advle McCray opened devotions and chaired the business session led by Mrs. Charles Raines ale. Ethel McCray led the program with guest remarks and members received organizers for upcoming year. Tea and dessert were served by the hostess and assistants. Next meeting set for October 18.

Geneva Circle W. A

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