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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1945
Page
4
East Branch and Eldred Granges call members to West Spring Creek on Tuesday April 1 to initiate candidates for the third and fourth degrees. All Grangers invited. those without prior arrangements should bring newhiche cookies jello or salad.
Society notes show Miss Margaret Sadowski of Columbus visiting her sister Miss Ann Sadowski in Ol City for beauty school. Many locals travel for weekend plans, visits, and attendances at events including a Lyceum program by Herbert L. Lank for 8th to 12th graders.
Legion Auxiliary met at the Legion Home on North Center street to set meeting dates for the first and third Fridays each month. President Mrs Frank Guavino led the session and plans were made for the County Connell session in Carry on May 28 and a card party at the Legion Home on April 19. Those seeking tables should notify Matron Miller or Mrs Gravino and others.
Mrs Harold Averill was honored at a shower hosted by Mrs Robert Church of R D 4 Corry with fourteen attendees. pink and blue decorations centered on baby shoes and a gift basket. fruit salad crackers angel food cake and coffee served. Out of town guests included Mrs Joe Giogino Mrs Elmer Rewsch Mrs Roland Averill and Mrs Ray Sonnic.
A son was born early this morning to Mr and Mrs Gayle Boutwell at Cory Hospital.
The Women’s Missionary Society of the Pittsburgh Synod of the Lutheran Church will hold a Spring rally at Messiah Lutheran Church Wesleyville at 3 p m Sunday April 1. The main speakers are furloughed missionaries Rev Wesley Sadler of Liberia Africa and Mrs Corrine Machetan of British Guiana South America. Tea will follow.
The Birthday Club met with Mrs. George Rhodes at 410 West Church Street to honor Mrs. Henry Fosburgh. Twelve guests attended and bingo prizes went to Mrs. Marvin Millspaw and Mrs. P Lowe Edwards. A salad luncheon and cake followed. The next meeting on May 3 will be a tureen dinner at a nearby parish with leftover bread used for stuffing.
The Solidarity Press Administration says it is up to the United Mine Workers of America to bring thousands of idle Pennsylvania coal miners back to work. More than 4,000 workers at six mines voted against resumption until the War Labor Board approves a new contract, while 25 mines were idle and 13,593 workers walked out since the old contract expired. The Mine Workers union and reporters cite an unfounded rumor that the board would approve a favorable contract including a $1.07 daily wage increase.
The narrative describes German fronts forming pockets of resistance. A northern arc backs the Baltic and aims to hold northern ports and perhaps Berlin. A southern arc concentrates around the Nazism redoubt in the mountains between Constance and Berchtesgaden.
The rapid Allied advance through central Germany and the Russian push from the east press toward final victory. Despite the center breakthrough folding German forces back, officials say no instant triumph will be declared until the last German soil is secured and surrender becomes certain.
A brief item notes a puzzling brain teaser faced by players, with emphasis on a quirky field challenge and a name misread as a playful variant.
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