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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1943

Page

4

Mrs Earl Van Guilder Hosts WSC Circle Meeting

Mrs Bark Van Guilder hosted Circle No 1 of the Womens Christian Service at her home. President Mrs Roland Hasbioud led the routine business and Mrs 3 B Cogan directed the American study session. Refreshments were served by the committee including Mrs VanGuilder Mrs O A Jolson Miss Edna Johnson and Mrs Russell Clark.

Earl van Guilder Bark van Guilder Roland Hasbioud America B. Cogan VanGuilder A. Jolson Edna Johnson Russell Clark

Betrothal of Local Couple Announced

Mr and Mrs W H Spee Hust South Street announce the engagement of their daughter Eleanor Elizabeth to Charles Racke of Camp Blandive Pla, son of Mr and Mrs H Rake of 921 South Center Street. No date has been appointed for the wedding.

W. H. Spee Eleanor Eliabeth Pfe Charles Racke Camp Blandive Pla OH. Rake South Center

Address Class Tonight With Ruth Rott at Practice House

Miss Ruth Rott from Pennsylvania will lead the tonight’s Address Class, presenting on wartime rationing diets and value. She will show moving pictures to illustrate the tradition, with a weekly food demonstrator and a brief feature. Attendance is at 30 o'clock at the Practice House.

Ruth Rott Department of Health Roth Ite Regula

Hospital Auxiliary Plans Rummage Sale

Initial plans for a rummage sale were outlined at a telethon meeting of the Hospital Auxiliary at the nurses' home. The sale is scheduled for Friday and Saturday, April 3 and May 4, with the location to be announced later. Hospital Day will be May 12, residents urged to visit the hospital. A visiting committee was appointed. equipment, linen, teapots, charts, and new graves for the children's ward were noted as arriving or placed.

Hospital Auxiliary Hospital Corry Robert Frang G. Boyd

Birthday Party for Mary E Shotzbarger

Mary Elizabeth Shotzbarger celebrated her eighth birthday with an afternoon party at her Bri dsay Worth Center home. Friends attended a games program and lunch with cake and ice cream. Guests included Phyllis and Mary Alice Eder Sally Dickenson Evelyn Norris Charlotte Seding Barbara Johnson Carol Evelene Hassett Sally Ruffner Nancy Gordon Jane Howard Darlene Reed and John Shotz barger.

Mary E. Shotzbarger Little Friends Mary Elizabeth Shotzbarger Worth Center Street Bridsay Tittle Mary Phyllis Mary Alice Eder Sally Dickenson Evelyn Norris Chatiolie Seding Barbara Johnson Carol Evelene Hassett Sally Ruffner Nancy Gordon Jane Howard Darlene Reed John Shotzbarger

Nancy Stewart Hosts Sit-anti-Chatter Club Event

Miss Nancy Stewart was hostess to the Sit-anti-Chatter Club at her Exictid street home last evening. Eight members sewed and visited as the hostess served a light luncheon including a birthday cake for Mrs. Lawrence Snow and a birthday gift. Miss Mirkuret Root will entertain the group next Monday evening.

Nancy Stewart Exictid Street Allendine Fier Lawrence Snow

War Time Social Happenings and Local Notices

A Corry area social column lists community updates from a broad range of locals. Mentions include bingo events by the I.O.O.B branch, property changes on White Street, belated birthday greetings, upcoming weddings, Army and Navy assignments, and plans for Easter celebrations. The piece also covers Red Cross fund appeals, job and garden initiatives, and a Women's War Activities Committee meeting detailing nurseries for war workers’ children and victory gardens with local participation forecasts.

Blanche Loveland Elected President of Local Club

Blanche Loveland was elected president of the Corry Business and Professional Women's Club at last night’s meeting. New officers include vice president Beatrice Stewart and recording secretary Dorothy Hauenstein. Members voted to donate forty dollars to the newspaper fund for Corry service members. Delegates Loveland and Hauenstein will attend the state convention in Pittsburgh May 15 and 16.

Asmuteme Luveme Wiss Corry Corrymen Pittsburgh Miss Loveland Hauenstein Loveland Frederick Beall Thea Fitch Lab Youngsville Club Pittsfield Inn Pittsfield Freeman Millspay Milton Zalzneck Mary Higgins Mary Paulson

Robert Woodworth Honored by Friends at Sendoff Party

Mr and Mrs H B Swanson hosted a Sunday evening sugar-off party at 803 East Main Street for their nephew Robert Woodworth who began Navy service Monday. Ten relatives and friends attended and presented a money purse to the guest of honor.

Robert Woodworth H. 8. Swanson East Main Street Navy

Local soldiers and students named in wartime notes

Roy Reed of our town joined an inspection party with Generals Marshall and Arnold visiting Maxwell Field. He recently moved to Hawthorne School in Orangeburg South Carolina. Robert Charles Geiger grandson of Mr and Mrs C H Geiger will graduate Friday from the University of Cincinnati in Aeronautical Engineering and will enter army service afterward. Robert J Bowles of 1028 North Center Street completed Army Air Corps training at Murray State College and is being transferred to Rome, New York. Deswood and J O Dithers of the Blondie series helped lift spirits for Corry as Red Cross donations were gathered. Miss Eula Taylor, confined to Aumol hospital, underwent a bone operation Monday morning and shows signs of speedy recovery. Rev and Mrs Max Harvey, former Corry residents, are conducting meetings in Erie on weekday mornings at 8:30 on Erie brand stations.

Buster I. O. BA Les Raymonds) Danners Terry The Red Cross J.W. Gray Zuckerman Ince Stella Johnson Mid-West al Davis Gerry Davis North Carolina Indy R. D. McKelveys Spring Creek M. ©. Baldwins Lot- Rita Kramer Roy Reed Marshall Arnold Anthony Eden Maxwell, Feld Alabama Roy Hawthorne School Orangeburg S. C Corry Robert Charles Geiger C. H. Geiger University of Cincinnati Robert J. Bowles Northy Center Street Army Air Corps of Aumol ‘Hospital Davis Bula Max Harvey Milton Brie Erie

Mentor Club Meets At Home Of Mrs William Myers

The Mentor Club met last evening at Mrs William Myers home. Discussions covered Canada United States relations and the Jefferson Memorial dedication on April 13. Plans for year end dinner at Mrs Donald Stewarts. committee includes Mrs Stewart and Miss Anne Baressi. Miss Bares spoke on first aid with bandaging demos. Letters honored Miss Elizabeth Rainey for her years of teaching and dedication. Grateful thanks extended to Mrs Frank Blair for sharing testimonials.

Mentor Club William Myers Canada United States Jefferson Memorial Donald Stewart Stewart Anne Baressi Bares Elizabeth Rainey Vom Ratney Cru Miss Ratney Prank Blair

Readers Close Club Year With Language Of Tomorrow Program

The Readers met Mrs. A. Q. Sandburg Monday for the final club meeting, six teen members and a guest enjoyed a tureen luncheon with seed packets as place cards. Mrs. Mor rs Bonsted led an exercise on the future words like Avoset and Saran while a housekeeping quiz entertained attendees. Promoting the event were Mrs. Sanduare and others. next meeting set for October 12 with Lena Mather, Ida Linendell, and A. O. Sandburg on the program committee.

A. Q Sandburg Morrs Bonsted Tomorow Ameripol Pipes Light Sanduare OB. McGray, Witts M. OC. Bonstee and Mrs. F.B. Sullivan At Promoting the Aétuln. Olb Merfihes

Parents Teachers Association backs curfew motion at meeting

The Parent Teachers Association met yesterday at 3 o clock at the school. President Mrs John Carrier led the regular business meeting. Mrs Lawrence Davison and Mrs Carl Stroup were named on the nomination committee. All members favored the curfew movement. The program committee announced a meeting on Monday evening May 3 at 7 30 with Mes Wilmer Helfer and Mrs John Carter in charge. Refreshments to follow the program.

Ae Mang Parent- Ceachers' Association John Carrier Lawrence Davison Carl Stroup Mes Wilmer Helfer John Cartier

Lana Turner Reweds Ex Husband In Mexico

Hollywood star Lana Turner reveals she and ex-husband Stephen Crane remarried March 4 in Tia Juana Mexico after an annulment two months earlier. Turner said she remarried to give their baby a normal life with its father. Omitted details include past Las Vegas marriage and July 20 expected birth.

Lana Turner Mexico Hollywood Stephen Crane Miss Tuner Crane Tia Thana Tomer Las Vegas Navy

Spring Obhine 8p and Kentucky et al in 70s wood year

Fragmented OCR notes reference spring obhine eight p.m. with Kentucky, wood, year-olds, and price. The garbled line mentions the classie on and next counts, with local pricing hints for a year. Limited readable facts prevent precise event or entities.

Fragmented OCR sports note with unclear names and scores

A garbled image of sports lines lists various names and numbers but is largely unreadable. Key details such as teams, dates, and outcomes are missing, leaving only scattered fragments and non coherent phrases.

Untitled sports note with garbled names and odds

A garbled historical snippet references Bartolo and a tournament round with unclear odds and results. The fragment mentions a match day night and hints at a boxing or wrestling context with uncertain opponents and outcomes.

Seven Tool In Exceller to Arque Utica

Fragmentary OCR text mentions a strong team and a $24.0 patent. It notes a 89,097 figure tied to a BIAA context, with references to starting players and a recent loss. Details are unclear, but it reads as a sports brief about a team’s lineup and results.

Exceller Arqure Utica Seus Berth Ubiappaniell Don

PIA Altoona PIAA Spins Toward Board Action

PIA and Altoona school officials push for college alignment as the Morrisbus district contemplates changes to athletic governance. Board members weigh options, seeking clarity on sports eligibility and league participation for the upcoming season.

Pia Altoona PIAA Piaa S of Morrisbus School

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