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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1943

Page

6

Erie Presbyterial session opens with mission talks

Mrs G L Boyd represents the Comy Presbyterian church at the spring session of the Erie Presbyterian, joining the Warren church group. Wartime issues limit participation while program highlights include addresses by mission leaders Rev Howard Ryburn and Ada Palm Sherwin. Attendance includes regional churchwomen, with ritual registration, executive sessions, and planned luncheons, dinners, and evening meetings led by Mrs J H Cruickshank.

Erie G. L. Boyd Comy Presbyterian Church Erie Pres Belmg Eld Turstey Warren Ian Rey Howard Ryburn Thisland Ada Palm Sherwin National Missions Board J. H. Cruickshank North Waerren A. ©. Caldwell C. A. Bind Foreign Mission Clara Goo~per National Missions Titusville H. E. Stammer Harbor Creek

Dewey Addresses Rotarians On Defense Nursery Plan

Superintendent R. S. Dewey spoke at the Rotary Club dinner at Hotel Corry about a proposed nursery for children of mothers employed in defense plants. A. G. Buller celebrated his 75th birthday with a cake. Dewey Wolfe Buller and R. S. Dewey were named to the committee to nominate officers. Guests included Arthur Ramsey and Bernard Williams.

Dewey Hotel Corry A. G. Buller R. S H. G. Wolfe

W C T U Plans Mothers Day Program At Methodist Church

The W C T U met with Mrs William Holfast and fifteen members and a visitor. Mrs Agnes Johuson led devotions on Corinthians. Plans were made for a Mothers Day program at the Methodist church on the first Tuesday in May. Mrs Mountain directed the program with a cast including Mrs C A Mountain Mrs Oscar Johnson Mrs Fred Ross Mrs George Chase and Mrs William Halfast plus readings and refreshments hosted by the hostess with Mrs George Chase assisting.

William Holfast Agnes Johuson Methodist Church G. A. Mountain Union Signal C. A. Mountain Oscar Johnson Fred Ross George Chase Charles Huberty William Halfast

Circle No 2 of W S C 5 Met Tuesday Evening

Circle No 2 of W S C 5 met Tuesday evening at Mrs J B Cogan's East Frederick survey home. Eileen members attended. Mrs Dewey conducted devotions on Penitence. She led Latin America study. Dewey led business meeting. volunteers to run dining room for Men's Brotherhood supper Friday. No next month location announced.

Methodist Church Tueday J. B. Cogan East Prederick Eileen Dewey Leland Johnston Ida] Obrn

Mrs J H Castor Hosts Lillian Guild Dinner

Mrs J H Castor of East Frederick street hosted the Lilian Guild of Emmanuel Episcopal church at a tureen dinner for twenty five. A business session followed discussing the May mother sale and its time and price will be announced. The guild's coming meeting will be a bireen dinner on May 3 hosted by Mrs William Myers. The Gardener advisory notes use of organic mercury dust disinfectant on seeds before planting to protect seeds against disease.

J. H. Castor Lillian Guild East Frederick Street Liligh Guild Emmanuel Episcopel Church Guild Wiliam Myers Spring Street

Spring Conference Held at United Brethren Church

More than a hundred delegates from neighboring churches attended the Spring Group Conference of the Youngsville district at the United Brethren in Christ church. Twelve ministers were present and sixteen churches were represented with Dr D T Gregory of Dayton as the guest speaker.

U. B. Church Youngsville United Brethren In Christ

Scouts Advanced by Board of Review at Troop 70

At a Board of Review meeting in the Library building last evening of Boy Scout Troop No. 70, Dick Martin and Turier Windah earned first class ranks. Second class awards went to Wi Mam Hall, Sidney Elston, Charles Yore, and Conrad Monroe, while Turier Windah earned a merit badge in art. R. S. Dewey chairs the board with Ray P. Yore, James Mears, Charles A, Willard, and H. G. Wolfe as members.

Board of Review Dick Martin Turier Windah Wi- Mam Hall Sidney Elston Charles Yore Conrad Monroe Asuace Windah R. S. Dewey Ray P. Yore James Mears Charles A, Willard H. G. Wolfe

Farewell party for JIG AYOTS guest of honor

Miss Peggy Hughes entertained at her West Washington home honoring Jig Ayots who leaves tomorrow for U.S. Navy service. Blair received a money belt from the group. a salad and dessert followed. Attendants included Mary Ann Sullivan, Geraldine Sullivan, Joan Feeney, Mary Gertrude Han han, Rita Sparke, Betty Colbun, Theresa Saird, Tresé Hughes, Jim Jansen, Denny Davis, Danny Dyckes, Pat Costello, Frank Wassink, Bill O'Brien, Jim O'Brien, Danny Feeney, Joe Sarnicki, John Lulz, Stanley Hyots, Joe Hand, Tom Payer, and the guest of Lanar.

Jig Ayots Van U. S. Navy Peggy Hughes West Washington Street Blair Mary Ann Geraldine Sullivan Joan Feeney Mary Gertrude Hanhan Rita Sparke Betty Colbun Theresa Saird Tresé Hughes Jim Jansen Denny Davis Danny Dyckes Pat Costello Frank Wassink Bill O'Brien Jim O'Brien Danny Feeney Joe Sarnicki John Lulz Stanley Hyots Joe Hand Tom Payer Lanar

Dorsey Announces Las Vegas Wedding Plans

Tommy Dorsey announced to a theater audience that he and actress Pat Dane will wed in Las Vegas on Thursday. Dorsey, 38, began in Scranton, Pennsylvania with his bandleader brother Jimmy. their father, a musician, died recently in the Pennsylvania anthracite region.

Tommy Dorsey Associated Press Los Angeles Mahanoy City Pat Dane Las Vegas Nev Dorsey Scranton Jimmy Pennsylvania

Girl Scout Troop 34 Meets at Presbyterian Church

Girl Scout Troop 34 of the Presbyterian Church met last evening with 28 members and two visitors present. Marjorie Panghorn led the Hag ceremony while Jean Marie Johnston finished her drawing and painting badge and Joan Dawson completed Tenderfoot requirements.

Presbyterianchilvch Marjorie Panghorn Jean Marie Johnston Joan Dawson

Blair Hyots Honored by St Edward's PTA

St Edward's PTA hosted a regular meeting followed by a party honoring Blair Hyots who is leaving Thursday morning for Navy service. Attending were Rev Francis Graves Rev Anthony Rabudzewski and the Sisters of Mercy.

Blair Hyots St. Edward's PTA Hoste Nua St. Edward's School Navy Association Francis Graves Anthony Robudzewski Sisters of Mercy

Miss Helen Chappel Honored On Birthday At Home

Friends surprised Miss Helen Chappel on Maple Avenue to celebrate her birthday. Guests included Mrs Noble Clark Mrs Kathryn Stewart Miss Katherine Splesman Miss Opal Triscutt and Miss Grace Waterhouse who enjoyed cake ice cream and punch.

Helen Chappel Maple Avenue Miss Chappel Noble Clark Kathryn Stewart Katherine Splesman Opal Triscutt Grace Waterhouse Chappel

Merritt Hunt Hostess Cards Club Night At West Wayne

Mrs Merritt Hunt hosted a card club gathering on West Wayne Street with seven members present. Mrs E A Bachotner, Mrs Phillip Winter, Mrs Frank Lathrop, Miss Denna Plecardl, Mrs Marie Landers and Mrs Hunt played one hundred with honors to Mrs Winter and Mrs Lathrop. The hostess served a delightful salad and the group adjourned to meet again in four weeks with Mrs EA Bacho mer.

Merritt Hunt Meritt ‘Hunt West Wayne Street E. A. Bach Otner Phillip Winter Frank Lathrop Denna Plecardl Marie Landers

Club Meets With Mrs Suzanne Crowell

Mrs Suzanne Crowell of Euclid street hosted her card club last night. Awards were given to Miss Rosemary Rue and Mrs Edwin Cole during a bridge game. The hostess served a dessert lunch to the members and a guest, Miss Ellmont Smith. The club will meet in two weeks.

Suzanne Crowell Suanne Crowell Euclid Street Rosemary Rue Edwin Cole Ellmont Smith

Nightly Radio Schedule Sets Broadcast Lineup Tonight

A radio listing outlines NBC CBS and Mutual programs from eight to eleven thirty with shows from Mr and Mrs North to John Freedom drama plus The Lone Ranger and Guiding Light tomorrow. It notes a coffee tip advising metal caps help keep vacuum packed jars fresh after opening despite a cardboard replacement during the duration.

NBC Mrs. North Tommy Dorsey Eddie Cantor Dennis Day District Attorney Keny Kyser CBS Red Barber Sammy Raye Dr. Christen Lionel Barrymore Milton Berle Taft Wheeler MBS California Neon Guiding Light

Jersey forest fires still raging near Millville

In Millville New Jersey a forest fire burned 2500 acres of scrub pines overnight threatening the Baileytown area nine miles south of the city and destroying five unoccupied houses. About 300 firefighters and eighty soldiers fought the blaze as winds revived it several times.

Millville N. J Baileytown Here Harry Smith South Jersey Haleyville Smith

U-Boat Base Heavily Damaged by Allied Air Attacks

AP report from London says U.S. heavy bombers struck Vegesack on March 18 damaging seven of 15 submarines under construction. One vessel capsized in its berth and was reported ready for near-immediate launching.

Associated Press London United States Vegesack

Early fertilizer orders urged to prevent spring demand

Farmers should file fertilizer requests now to curb spring shortages and allow dealers to arrange early delivery. Prompt action helps secure supplies and ensures timely placement for planting season across regions.

May Have Carter Ts Other Sp

Fragmentary text suggests mentions of Carter and Ware Carte, ville, and related names in a local context with unclear action. Readers may infer a notice or brief item but essential facts are not decipherable from the readable fragments.

Lves Carter

Ambiguous sports report hints at city competition

Fragmentary text references a local athletic event and team divisions. Mentions a club and female competitors, with odd phrases about singles, wins, and an indoor setting. Names, dates, and clear outcomes are not recoverable from the unreadable OCR.

Rambling Jack Butto court for thy Raymonds

Fragmentary notes recount a college basketball season with mentions of a 20 point gap, a 31 game tally, and heavy expenses tied to 89 000 sales. References include City High, Aller club, MeKes, and Le be, indicating a stock of scattered figures and team names amid a chaotic OCR fragment.

Jack Butto Raymonds Dinals Dennis I Hols

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