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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1943
Page
5
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War front dispatches describe four hundred American women teaching and nursing 160000 Japanese relocated in 10 Centers. Honore O'Brien plans to dehydrate Victory Garden s produce for home use. Eleanor Judd donates blood to Red Cross. WAACs and Allied women serve globally with varied roles including factory work, nursing, and front line support. Engagement announced for Marian Zoe Donaldson and Dr. R Wendell Davis with a spring wedding planned in Spring Creek.
Initiation arrangements were completed for new members into the Catholic Daughters of America. The ceremony will take place the first Sunday in May, May 2, when the local group met last evening. Mrs. Leo Rhynard and Mrs. James Cassidy were chosen as delegate and alternate for the Lancaster convention on Wednesday May 19.
Miss Gladys Canfield was surprised by friends and neighbors at a party at her West Ghureh street home last evening for her birthday. Twelve friends enjoyed an evening of socializing and a delicious meal served after a beautiful birthday cake. Mrs Canfield received many nice gifts from the group.
Mrs Charles Weston welcomed the club guests to South Center street home last evening. Cards were played with Mrs Paul Dyne and Mrs Walter Sears winning prizes. The business session planned the annual dinner to be held soon, followed by a dessert lunch. Ms Sears to host at West Cones street home in two weeks.
Charmanta Club gathered at home yesterday afternoon with hosts Mrs. P S Weed. Attendees included Mrs. John Xplander Mrs Wil Asa Johnson Mrs Edward Israel son Mrs Murn Danner Mr Alonzo Pratt Union City Mr Cleo Boyd Erie and Mrs Arthur Rook Mrs Clyde Hall The game Five Hundred ended with high score by Mrs Johnson A six oclock screen dinner was enjoyed and the club adjourned to meet again with Mrs Sylander May 6.
Mrs Rober Bumbaugh of East Wayne street hosted her contract bridge club last evening. Prizes were won by Mrs Frederick Kinley and Mrs W Pomeroy. The hostess served a salad course to members and guest Miss Helen Spencer. Mrs Bruce Ellsworth will entertain the group in two weeks.
A baby boy born this morning at Corry hospital to Mr and Mrs Glenn Davis of R D 5 Cony. A daughter born Thursday April 1 to Mr and Mrs Anthony Micros of Cuba NM. Mrs Micros formerly Alice Strigler of this city. A daughter Susan Tene born Wednesday March 31 to Mr and Mrs Robert Wickwire of 627 Tacoma Road Erie. Mrs Wickwire formerly Marlon Tollack and Mr Wickwire formerly lived in Corry. A 7 lb 1 oz daughter born to Mr and Mrs Robert Stellmach of Erie at Hamet hospital on Wednesday March 1. Mrs Stellmach formerly Lilien Kylsty, formerly lived in this city. A baby boy weighing ten pounds ten ounces born to Mariel Mig Lester Danner at Corry hospital this morning. Mrs Danner formerly Miss Isabelle Reed.
Mrs H C Irwin of Catakill N Y guests at the Bruce Thomas home on Second Avenue. Mrs Ralph E Perry returns to Washington Idaho after visiting her parents, Mr and Mrs D Skinner, on Northwest Street. Miss Jennette Goodrich, ill for a month, returns to Corry. Mrs Clea Boyd of Erie visits son Dough Reynolds family on Spring Street. Rev SL King of Cambridge Springs visits grandchildren. Mrs C J Aymony and Lester Danner mentioned. Pvt George Mennor returns to Port Wayne after furlough. Dr Mable Jones and Mrs Lyle Colby travel to New York City for Osteopathic Convention. Keith Henton of Otterbein College visits home in North Center Street. Mrs Loly Wellington leaves for Delval Mich. Mrs Allan Spencer visiting Eve. Mrs Gary Preble and Miss Mildred Preble at Washington DC tech. John K Burkhardt arrives for week with parents. Sgt Burkhardt to Fort Washington for Officer Candidate School. Pvt James P Malive from Fork Berning Ga at West Park Place.
Mrs Bracken hosted the bridge club at 46 Pleasant Street. The event closed with Mrs Walter W. Auer receiving the prize.
Archie Shepard of North Geller Street hosted her friends last evening at home. Guests enjoyed cards during the evening and were served luncheon afterward.
Fragmentary OCR reveals a 14th century toy shop unearthed revealing toys once played by children. The report mentions artifacts described as colts and wear related to costumes and a connection to a figure or place named Woysak and Jean.
The Corry Kiwanians enjoyed a fine musical program at their weekly dinner meeting held at the Ritz Restaurant. The high school string ensemble included Mary Graham, Elnor Hildebrand, Marjorie Slattery and H. Lynn Rice, with Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Rice singing duets and Mrs. Rice performing solos. Mr. Rice led group singing with Mrs. Rice at the piano. Attendees included Ensign Conners, C.S.N., and guest Lloyd Stowe. Charles Rich joined as a local service club member.
Edward Berry Exalted Ruler and N Dell Dayling District Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler of Erie assisted in installing Cumy Lodge No 769 Elks officers Thursday evening. A large turnout noted many members absent. Edward M Berry was installed as exalted ruler with William J Roehrig Paul Stroup Everett Phillips Horton J Davis Henry W Powers Frank Keefe Harry W Parker trustee Edward M Berry Grong Lodge delegate Guy Abbey alternate delegate.
The United Brethren in Clutseiuret group met at Mrs Florence White Nye s West Columbus Ave home. Members sewed for the Red Cross and held a brief business session with refreshments served by Mrs Nye s committee. The Aid plans to meet again in a few weeks.
Forty four Scouts gathered at Fourth Avenue home to celebrate Adele McCray. An evening of singing and cake followed as Miss McCray received a gift from the troop to honor her birthday and service.
The Brokenstraw Valley Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution met at Mrs. C. L. Aver’s East Congress street home. Mrs. J Desmond read an article titled Benjamin Franklin In Medicine. Mrs Tenn Rice, assisted by Mrs. W. W. Graham, played piano and sang several vocal selections, which were well received.
The Wometly Relief Society plans a campfire dinner for twenty members at the Misowie Temple on Thursday afternoon. Mrs. C. C. Warner was welcomed into the organization and plans were made for the event. Rosa Westley hosts at 8 Worth Street.
In 1879 the Marquis de Santudle uncovered a cave in northern Spain containing a bull painting by prehistoric artists of an unknown race. The pigments used included red sienna blue manganese oxide and yellow orange iron oxides, mixed without fat as a binder, retaining color for centuries.
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