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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1941
Page
5
The readable parts reference a court and a person named Ian and a witnessed incident. Details are unclear but suggest a legal proceeding or hearing with parties involved and some prior actions noted. Further context would clarify the exact names, dates, and outcomes.
Harding Home and School Association schedules a Wiener roast for the community on Wednesday at 8 30 PM at Mead Park. Families bring cups rolls wethers and dessert with coffee and kolache provided. Transportation calls available and a Friday meeting set committee chairs named by Mrs. Joe Boland Jr with Rosemay Dewey visiting Brocton NY over the weekend.
The Ol City Nurses Alumage hosts Pennsylvania State Nurses Association District No 7 at the Wanango Club Reno Pa next Saturday at 2 PM A directors meeting at 10 AM precedes luncheon Sectional meetings at 1 PM precede the general session Delegates will be appointed for the state convention in Harrisburg October 40th A large attendance is expected Richard Wagner enrolled at Evie Commercial College today.
Dorothy Marie Amy daughter of Dr and Mrs Merle Amy of Corry wed Alfred J Morrison Jr son of Mr and Mrs A M Morrison of Buffalo in a quiet Saturday ceremony at St Eulalia church Ru y Francis O Connell former pastor officiated. Attendants included maid of honor Miss Jean Scully and best man Amy brother of the bride. A wedding repast followed at Mathleys in Coudersport and the couple planned a wedding trip to New England. They will reside at 58H Liberty Street upon return.
Mrs Grace Lindsey and daughter along with Mr and Mrs Henry Bievens of Salamanca were guests of Mrs Ethel Stapleton Sunday. Many relatives from Wisconsin Iowa and Ohio visit Gorsy Ham mey and family or travel to Cleveland Philadelphia and Harrisburg for visits and events. Several students and teachers prepare for fall term at Mansfield State Teachers College and Baptist Bible Seminary while others attend a postmasters convention in Boston and a memorial service in Bristol Conn.
Fabrics from grandmother's day return in Easter fashion with lavish silks and textured textures. Modern silhouettes mix milk silk, taffeta, and velvet, while watermarked patterns appear in day-length frocks and suits. Designers like Miss Carnegie and Henri Bendel showcase voluminous skirts, soft shoulders, peplums, and beaded embellishments in bold evening gowns.
Mrs George Martin and Mrs Frederick Miller hosted at the Tormer's home near Spartansburg to honor the fortieth wedding anniversary of W. P. Miller and his wife from Titusville, formerly of Corry. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Andrey Bell of Pittsburgh, Mr and Mrs Bert Griffith and daughter Helen of Oil City, Mrs Margaret Edler of Washington, and the Miller families.
Mr and Mrs Armour Hillstrom hosted a small gathering Saturday evening at their Hillstrom cottage on Chautauqua Lake. Guests included Mr and Mrs El Ames of Williamsville and Mr and Mrs George Orcut and Mr and Mrs James Lewis. The note mentions simple meal ideas and hot beverages to avoid cold foods.
Intermediate and advanced pupils of the Tiffany Studio enjoyed a Saturday outing at Mrs. L. R. Tiffany’s home with lawn games, a 5:30 tirecn supper, and awards for early test guessing won by Mary Jane Rozalle, Robert Betts, Beho Akam. Richard Wagner performed magic, Stella Saveko and Marian Swarr played piano, and attendees included Betty Colbur, Autrey Akam, Robert Hurlbert, Donna Betts, Clara Hall, Vadeda Barton, Faith Messenger, and Bernice Sorenson. Mrs. Tiffany and Keppel Tiffany assisted.
A large crowd attended the Grange No. 05 Booster Night on Saturday with visitors from Clymer Chau taugua Spring Creek and nearby towns. Pomona Master Rolio McCuay spoke on defense and County Commissioner Gell Darling performed a musical number. Refreshments were served and efforts noted to keep the basement dry and free of pests while ensuring doors and windows remain secure for the season.
Roberta McElroy celebrated her third birthday with a party at her North Center Street home Saturday afternoon. Attendees included numerous relatives such as Mrs. Charles Wood, Mrs. Wilbur Lathrop, and Mrs. Edward Jerome, among others. The home featured cut towers, roses, and gypsophila centerpieces, refreshments, and five birthday cakes.
Sunday afternoon a housewarming for Mr and Mrs Frank Bennardi was held at their South Center street home. Twelve relatives and friends enjoyed an afternoon of cards followed by a spaghetti dinner. Dr and Mrs Guy Butters planned a trip to Pittsburgh last evening.
A guide to white and brown sugar filled cookies, including sandwich and turnover styles. Recipes cover dough mixing, chilling, rolling, and cutting, with raisin and pig filling options and bake times. Includes quantities for shortening, sugar, eggs, dairy, and flavorings to yield multiple dozen treats.
A marriage ceremony was performed Saturday afternoon at the Christian and Missionary Alliance parsonage by Hoy Gordon B. Abrams uniting Mrs. Pearl Reese and Robert J. Lewis, both of Titusville. The brother in law and sister of the bride, Mr. and Mrs. Stone, attended the couple.
A son was born Saturday evening at Corry hospital to Mr and Mrs Cecil Ross of Columbus. A son was born Saturday afternoon to Mr and Mrs Robert Hopkins of Corry R D 5 at Gorty hospital.
Miss Princess Baxter daughter of Mrs H W Baxter of Corry became the bride of Cerl Knoll of New York City Saturday in a Brooklyn Lutheran parsonage ceremony conducted by Rev Paul B Schmidt at 6 30 pm Attendants Mrs Gertz wore blue velvet gowns Bride carried a bouquet of rubrum lilies A dinner followed at Bermuda Terrace Hotel St George Mrs Baxter attended The couple will live at 312 Clinton Avenue Brooklyn Betty Mould departed for Edinboro State Teachers College to begin freshman year
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