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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1944
Page
5
State Department proposes postwar peace enforcement through an international organization. Major nations pledge to use force to prevent major wars, under arrangements with the international body.
In St Thomas church Rev Fr Francis J Graves celebrated nuptial mass for Miss Berniece J Gravina and Richard D Hughes with music by the junior choir and Miss Frances Feeney. The couple, from Kane, planned a Ritz breakfast for 26 and a later reception at the bride’s home before a short wedding trip.
Final arrangements completed for the Corry High School annual spring banquet and dance hosted by the Junior class for the graduating seniors. About 160 reservations at the Hotel Corry feature a six oclock banquet with varied courses and entertainment led by toastmaster Donald Dickinson.
The Aero Ground Crew held a dinner meeting at the Hotel Gorry with fifty five in attendance. After dinner speaker Al Shrasley of the Pennsylvania Manufacturers Association spoke on Invisible Red Ink and plant safety. President A C Burlingame led the session. Robert Reid of Grumit Aircraft Mfg. Corp attended as a guest. Capt A A Nichoson of Texas Oil Co is slated to speak next month, his world wide travels noted.
Mrs Edward Feldt was hostess to members of her card club at her West Smith street home Wednesday evening. Two tables of contract bridge awarded to Mrs H S Powell. A lovely dessert luncheon was served by the hostess.
AP Food Editor Charlotte Adams offers a quick breakfast plan to cover a quarter of the day’s intake. The piece advocates variety, citrus beverages, and multiple ready-to-serve options, including eggs, toast, buns, and Cinnamon Raisin pastries, with step by step prep for a 10 minute kitchen routine.
OC E S Dinner Meeting marks the Corry Mu Chapter 17 Eastern Star 43rd anniversary with a tureen supper at Maronic Temple. Mrs Mae Carmcke, first members, spoke as the cake with red white and blue candles honored the local chapter. Officers and committees listed. greeting guests included Mrs J Collier Schoharie N Y and Mrs Arden Anderson Franklin lodge.
Mrs Robert Hunt hosted Kringale Club members and guests at her home on Weal Pro fab street for an evening event. Awards were given to Mrs Harry Payteon and others. The hostess served a beef bill con carne juliethedn. Guests included Mrs Aliyed Vani Dresax and Mrs Robert Bruckman. The club plans to meet in two weeks with Mrs Flt.
Members of the Home League of the Salvation Army met last evening at the citadel for a devotional on Joy. Planes for future meetings were announced and Boland was slated to speak next week on skin and hair care. Hostesses Mrs Morrison and Miss Grace Hotchkiss served light refreshments after the service.
The regular monthly Treon Society meeting of St Paul’s Lutheran church was held last evening at Mrs Hillstrom g residence at 44 Host Congress sire. Ten members attended the event with brief business, visiting, and varied entertainment followed by a two course luncheon.
A fragment notes the Lutheran Ladies Aid of St. Paul Lutheran planning a rummage sale with dates given as Friday and Saturday May 5. The meeting featured several named members and duty arrangements though many words are garbled.
Victoria Torrence of the Ringling Brothers troupe teams with Frank Torrence in a dangerous aerial act. She endures spine shuddering spins and a partner’s near-misses as he guides her with constant cues. Their bond and shared risk anchor their high wire routine in the Big Top.
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