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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1940
Page
5
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Mr and Mrs Nelson Trisket of Gary R D 8 announce the marriage of their daughter Miss Winora Trisket to Edwin Windahl son of Mr and Mrs Charles Windahl of this city. The ceremony occurred at Fort Mitchell Kentucky on Saturday. The couple will reside in Corry with Mrs Lucille Dewink of Clymer in attendance.
Mr and Mrs John Keppel of East Main Street hosted twenty friends at their home Sunday afternoon to mark their first wedding anniversary. The gathering featured a delicious chicken dinner, music, singing, and visiting in a cheerful, informal atmosphere.
Miss Elizabeth Stroup, daughter of Mr and Mrs W H Stroup of West Columbus Avenue, became the bride of Alton T Rigby of Titusville at a noon ceremony with Rev H Ray Harris officiating. The bride wore white slipper satin with lace medallions and carried white roses, with a reception in the church basement. Guests came from Titusville, Mansfield, Erie, Meadville, Buffalo and nearby areas as the couple prepared to reside in a newly furnished apartment on West Columbus Avenue.
A professor delivers a strict lecture urging proper dress and grooming for young women, warning that public makeup and cosmetics undermine poise. He stresses appearance as essential, noting that good breeding must accompany grooming. A recipe aside mentions mint flavored candy drops for chocolate ice cream.
North East man Rev EL Wagner of St Pauls Lutheran attended the Erie Conference of Lutheran Sunday Schools held in Erie on Saturday afternoon. KE FL Lang of North East was re elected president for another term with Miss Hilda Hendrickson of Erie as secretary and Miss Marie Crouch of Erie as treasurer. W hy Goodling of Lawrence Park was elected vice president. Arthur Gaeta spoke on Expanding Parish Education.
Miss Pauline Mildred Deitsch of Erie marries Earl F. Palmer of Potsdam New York yesterday. Rev Eugene Kuester officiates at the First Presbyterian Warren church with local guests and relatives noting the bride’s frequent Anthonity visits. The couple will reside in Erie with the bride’s grandmother Mrs Margaret Hurley among well wishers.
Mrs BYENNE hosted a Friday birthday party for Merle Gates at her home with sixteen guests. Games provided the entertainment and a lunch was served. Gates received a purse of money and several pins as gifts.
Mr and Mrs L C Barnes of West Churchtreet entertained twenty five friends and relatives at their home Sunday afternoon and evening on the occasion of their yard wedding anniversary. A dinner was served and a pleasant day was noted.
A son was born Sunday morning at Corry Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. George McMahon of West Washington Street. Mrs. McMahon was formerly Margaret Jackson.
Was gauey Grievaere Smith daughter of Mrs Harper W Smith Erie formerly Corry was married to S. Francis Paul of Erie and Falconer on August 3 at St Matthew s In the Woods Church Erie by Rev Alois J Duering Bride s mother announced Attendants were Mr and Mrs Harry Vincent of Jamestown Paul is son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Fagi of Falconer Both are graduates and employed in Erie They reside at 309 West Terith Street
Mrs Paull Sanford of East South street hosted a Friday evening party in honor of Paul Sanford celebrating his birthday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Phil Meerdink, Mr and Mrs Kenneth Nichols, Mr and Mrs Perry Parker, Mr and Mrs Harold Lloyd, Mr and Mrs Harold Shannon, Miss Bernice Sanford and George Gwynn. Games were played and refreshments served.
The wedding of Miss Olga Honchosky daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Honchosky Union City to Herbert G Drace son of Mr and Mrs Fred Drace Marion Street took place Saturday September 28 at Connepat Ohio. Harold Drace brother of the groom and Miss Florence Tanner of Corry attended them. The couple will reside at St West Wayne slatet. The groom is employed at the Garry damestown Manufacturing Corporation.
U S fashion designers win favor as Americans favor home talent over European labels. London and Paris houses still operate, with British samples praised in New York. France maintains style edicts while American interest grows in domestic silhouettes and future independent fashion directions. Space Yeast buns recipe included.
A brief housekeeping tip advises maintaining a varnished floor in good condition by lightly spritzing and mopping with a damp cloth to avoid over-wetting and damage. It emphasizes gentle cleaning and avoiding excessive moisture.
Mr and Mrs William McPasland of Baltimore Md spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mr and Mrs Seti J Treme of West Frederick fleet. They left Friday evening for Buffalo N Y to visit Mr and Mrs Alec Tryine and family who were here Sunday afternoon. Mrs McFarlane returns to Corey for a few days before going home. Miss Dorothy Engstrom of Titusville is in town for a week long visit with Mr and Mrs L C Barnes of West Church street. Miss Trene Jordan and Mrs Frank Graft drove to Scottdale Pa for a weekend visit. Miss Mary O Hara spent the weekend at her home in Akron Ohio, returning Sunday afternoon.
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