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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1940
Page
5
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British Blenheim bombers attacked four German ships off the French coast near Boulogne, destroying all but one after subsequent blasts. London reports the greatest raid on Berlin with large formations of German bombers and battle planes over England. Thames defenses fired as raids caused extensive, though brief, disruption in London during the night.
Regrets and best wishes to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Anderson of Grove Street as they move to Youngsville and Mr Anderson plans retirement from Faymond company to run a mink farm. The town loses another family as Carl Hixson and Bobby head to Baltimore for a new patternmaking job. Dr. and Mrs. Weeks of Portland Ore and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Sandstrom take a trip through the Adirondacks. A bridal bouquet gift and Paul DeRosay from Paris declines speaking engagements due to a nervous condition. Local updates on officers, open house plans, college moves, and social events highlight a busy Union City society scene.
Mr and Mrs Paul McCray of Spartansburg announce the engagement of their daughter Margareta Cassius Armitage to Cassius Armitage, son of Mr and Mrs Owen Armitage of Spring Creek. No wedding date has been set.
The September social meeting of the Business and Professional Women’s club was held last evening in the Horn block club rooms. Cards and music provided entertainment and refreshments were served by committee members Miss Lillien Murray and Miss Hughes Lynch to eighteen members. Miss Margaret Hower motored to Brile today on business, Mr. and Mrs. M. Ray Greene retired last evening from a several days’ trip in Canada.
Rev. C. A. Fuller of Centerville formerly Corry was named treasurer for Camp Corbly and a director of the Baptist Home and Orphanage at the closing sessions of the Oil Creek Baptist association in Warren. Other directors include Rev. A. A. Young Kane Rev. G. E. Dupree Union City Mrs. R. W. Reynolds Hydetown Rev. E. F. Thorne Oil City elected moderator and F. B. Hetrick Warren vice moderator for the year. Dupree named chairman of the committee on birthination. Trustees listed: A. Blair W. H. Branch J. H. Hicks Erie Almon Bloomquist Kane F. Shirehall Gil City Albert Haslett North East A. B. Cody Bradford B. H. Donovan Warren.
Friends and neighbors surprised Mr Raymond and Mrs Raymond Hoyt Mond in Wayne township for their thirtieth wedding anniversary. The evening featured visiting and refreshments. The couple received a gift from the group.
Corry Grange No 55 schedules an amateur show for Thursday evening October 3 at the Grange Hall inviting participation and public attendance. Last Saturday's meeting offered an enjoyable program including violin solos by Mrs Verney Humphrey a reading by stre def Bickerson group singing and discussion.
Doris Jaderstrom was honored on her birthday with a surprise party at her home on 1362 North Center Street. Guests included Miss Kathryn VanTassel, Howard VanTassel, Stanley VanTassel, Miss Phyllis McClintock, Everett Tenhulien, Merle Cady, Miss Helen Buss, Henry Juquitty, Osbey Bush, Tom Bennink, and Miss Jaderstrom. The guest of honor received gifts.
Mrs Carl Hixson was guest of honor at a four course chicken dinner held last night at the Venetian Tea Room Erie. Miss Wella Rake and Miss Violet Racke hosted the event for thirteen guests amid bouquets. Prizes went to Mrs Eleanor Speck Miss Elaine Poster and Mrs John Craker. Mrs Hixson and family plan to move to Baltimore Md. Mr and Mrs John Blair left for a short motor trip in Canada.
Northwest district club members and officers from across the region will attend a meeting at the Belles Lettres Club in Oil City. The conference opens at 10 o clock with Mrs Harry R Wilson leading. Morning sessions cover state department aims, the Institute of Social Relations, and a parliamentary law class by Mrs Ramsay Burton of Erie. Lunch at Second Presbyterian Church follows, then afternoon sessions on citizenship arts music publicity and a conference for county presidents.
Acacia Club gathers for its first fall meeting this evening at the Masonic Hall. Sam J. Irvine, a noted authority on aviation, will address members on the airplane situation in the United States. The topic is Sis Thousand Miles in Sixty Minutes. An oyster crew dinner will be served after the address, with a large crowd expected.
A daughter was born last evening at Corry hospital to Mr and Mrs William Daniels of East South Street. Mrs Daniels was formerly Miss Edna Mixer.
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