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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1942

Page

5

Third Ladies Bowling League Banquet Elects Officers

Miss Betty Lite was elected president of the Third Ladies Bowling League at their first annual banquet held last evening at the Ritz Restaurant. Other officers named were vice president Miss Julia Kudlick secretary Miss Helen Bockwith treasurer Miss Hsther Querteveld and sergeant at arms Miss Katherine Kirin. Awards were given for season averages and high games along with team honors. Mrs Harold Carr attended as a guest.

Third Ladies Bowling League Betty Lite Ritz Julia Kudlick Helen Bockwith Hsther Querteveld Katherine Kirin Kirin Harriett Colegrove Marie King Harold Carr

Indiana State Teachers Alumni Meet in Corry

Northwestern Pennsylvania Alumni unit of Indiana State Teachers College plans a dinner meeting at the Ritz Restaurant on Tuesday April 1 with Dr LeRoy King president as principal speaker. Local officers Leon Brown president and W W Hammond secretary treasurer will attend. moving potential films to be shown by Boarts personnel division. Local members listed include A B Smit William Miller Helen Johnson Louise Williams Philip Young H J Lloyd G C W Butters Percy Corbin Lawrence Anderson H S Burlingame Clyde Hall Ernest Feldhus Harold Powell Honeita Gordon.

Indiana State Northwestern Pennsylvania Indiana State Tenchers Ritz Leon Brown W. W. Hammond Corry LeRoy King Boarts A. B. Smit William Miller Helen Johnson Louise Williams Philip Young H. J. Lloyd GC. W. Butters Percy Corbin Lawrence Anderson H. S. Burlingame Clyde Hall Ernest Feldhus Harold Powell Honeita Gordon

St Glletbeths club hosts success bridge party finale

A late winter social at St Glletbeths church closed a series of gatherings with 21 tables of bridge and five hundred. prizes awarded to Mrs Harold Sweet and Mrs Percy Corbin for contract bridge and to Miss Ruth Powers and Mrs Melvin Cobbett for auction bridge. special prizes went to Mrs John Dugan and Edward Becker with a door prize to Mrs Sturdevant. various members, including co chairs Mrs Earl Baight and Mrs Raymond Grady, assisted by a long list of hosts, helped the event run smoothly. other notes mention residents moving to Warren, army testing for HG Oswalt Jr, and attendance at Rubinoff concert.

St. Glletbeth Harold Sweet Percy Corbin Ruth Powers Melvin Cobbett C. M. Hughes Barney Sturde John Dugan Edward Becker Sturdevant Earl Baight Raymond Grady Robert Price Walter Sweet Ivar Rehnberg Theres Fox Titian Murray Stanley Malek Mary Arm Cole Howard Johnson Katherine Burg Larties

Presbyterian Ladies Hear Review of Book in April Meeting

The Presbyterian Church Ladies Missionary Society held its April meeting in the church parlors with sixteen members and one guest. Mrs. W. G. Arnold led devotional exercises and Mrs. G. W. Waggoner presented a review of Adventures in Service focusing on Dr Sophie Jex-Blake and Jane Adams. Officers served light refreshments afterward.

Ladies Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church W. G. Arnold G. W. Waggoner Sophie Jex-Blake Jane Adams

O F Moore Feted At Surprise Birthday Party

Mrs Olin Moore hosted a surprise birthday event for her husband Olin Moore at their Carter Hill home last evening. Guests included multiple Wattsburg families, bingo, readings, piano selections by Mary Ellen Folles, a buffet supper, and Mrs Moore receiving many gifts.

O. F. Moore Olin Moore Carter Hill Harold Howard Mary Ellen Folles Wilson Cooper Arthur Moris Bett Slye Hastold Howard

Baptist Ladies Continue Sewing For Red Cross

The Baptist Aid Society women met with Mrs. W James of Marion Street on Wednesday afternoon and sewed for the Red Cross. Mrs. W F Miller of Titusville was a guest at the gathering.

Red Cross

Windahl Baby Born in Corry Hospital Today

A son was born this morning to Mr and Mrs Clarence Windahl at Corry Hospital. The couple resides at 72 Marion Street.

Clarence Windahl Marion Street Corry Hospital

Townsend Club Meeting Reports Funds and Events

Townsend club members heard reports from several committees last evening. A total of forty four dollars was raised from the rummage sale run by Mrs Wien Berg and Mrs Zenobia Silvas. A convention for the 28th Congressional District Townsend was announced to be held at Beoma Hall in Erie on Sunday April 26 at 2 30 pm. The Easter drive to expand activities starts next Sunday April 19 with J G Maths Pennsylvania deputy national representative to address at the Evie court house at 2 30 pm. These are important meetings delegates will attend. The letter meeting is open to all members. The regular club meeting is set for Wednesday evening, delayed due to the Missouri Fox Hunters program on Tuesday evening April 31.

Townsend Club Townsend Lub Wien Berg Zenobia Silvas E. Nonemaker Altoona Beoma Hall Erie J. G. Maths Pennsylvania Evie Court House Missouri Fox Hunters

Economy Cake Recipe From Misc Notes

Recipe fragment lists ingredients and steps for a cake. Includes shortening corn syrup egg flour baking powder salt milk vanilla. Instructions mention creaming shortening, blending, mixing dry ingredients, alternating additions with milk, and baking in two pans at a moderate oven.

Installation of new officers at VFW Auxiliary meeting

The VFW Auxiliary installed new officers with Mrs J J Haight as president and Mrs Lloyd Black as vice president. Others include Mrs Irene Boland as junior vice president and Mrs Jean Weld as secretary. Prizes were awarded to several members and a luncheon followed by a turees dinner. Past president Mrs Dora Quinlists attended.

VFW J. J. Haight Lloyd Black Irene Boland Jean Weld Hazel Shuss Any William Dutton Clyde Reynolds John Boland Mirkin McGraw Frank Miller James ‘O'Brien Alma Reynolds Mary Coons William Sylesman Donald Mitchell W. E. Lethman Smith Dora Quinlists Gerf Midtown

Crystal Shower Honors Miss Ernestine Lynn Bride

Mrs. Shirley Larson and Mrs. George LeBeyre hosted a crystal shower at 1004 North Center Street honoring Miss Ernestine Lynn who will wed Horace Robbis. Prizes went to Mrs. Joe Streep and Miss Dorothea Rickers. Guests included Mrs. Ja Buta Mrs. Street Mrs. John Conner and several Misses. Refreshments followed.

Shirley Larson George LeBeyre R. B. Larson North Center Street Ernestine Lynn Horace Robbis Joh Streep Dorothea Rickers Ja Buta Street John Con Blaine Foster Downtig

Dorcas Class Plans May 6 Meeting After Dinner

The Dorcas Class of the Methodist church met for a dinner with twenty members present. Mrs. Frank Buth and her committee served. Preparations for the next meeting include electing officers, to be held at Mrs. Stanley Michos home on May 6.

Doreas Dorcas Methodist Clareht Frank Buth A. G. Rersink Ola Young Ruth Dahlstrand Stanley Michos

Mary and Martha Class Officers Hostesses Dinner Event

Mary and Martha Class officers hosted a church dinner attended by about fifty guests. The wives of the Sunday school choir were among the invited guests and a fine time was reported.

Mary and Martha Presbyterian ‘Oh Frank

Pittsfield Couple Announce Engagement of their Daughter

Mr and Mrs William E Darlin of Pittsfield announce the engagement of their daughter Elizabeth to Pvt George Jones now stationed at Fort Meade Maryland. No date for the wedding has been set.

Pittsfield William E. Darlin Jaye Elizabeth George Jones Fort Meade

Club Social Gatherings at the Washington School

The April Club-Social Gathering met Wednesday afternoon in room four at 3:90. Students presented health plays America 100% Good and Ball y for Defense with cast lists. A piano piece Humoresque was played. Devotional period led by Mrs Wave Perkins. June 1 school fair planned with chair Mrs Lawrence McCray. Demonstrations on proper etiquette given by a group of women. Refreshments served by a volunteer line committee.

Washington School PPA America Atudenta Frst Brenfast Ick Hoones Alice Clayton James Clifford Garnet Madison Norman Pier Shiey Broughton Bally James Clifard Ralph Sheldous June Long Howard McCray Ella Mac ‘Taner Mary McElroy Lyman Drace Pally Slagle David Nichols Roy Amy Pisy Skinter Helen Berriyett Dylenn Sherwood James Bennett Richard Daniels Howard Mowers Bryan Stowe J. H. Heerlein Mildeed Dentoi Douglas Ronelle Mise An Bares Chirenoe Coburn Douglas Reynolds Albert Scharrer C.J. Dundon Charles McMilian

Hostess Plans Baptist Ladies Fellowship Meeting

Miss Gladys Bogert hosted the Baptist Ladies Fellowship at her West Church Street home on Wednesday evening with Mrs Charles Monrox assisting. Mrs Brut Thomas led the devotional period and Mc. F 1. Peiffer presided over nine short business meetings as Cecil Aky screened religious films for the group. Mrs Carl Marsh to host at her home on May 13.

Baptist Ladies Fellowship Gladys Bogert Charles Monrox Baptist West Church Strat Brut Thomas Peiffer Cecil Aky Carl Marsh Culiine

Rumford Baking Powder Promises Healthier Baking

New Rumford booklet touts double acting powder with Gilcium and phosphorus claims. Promotes no alumno lent a bitter waste and offers tested ideas to improve baking. Mail Rumford Saking Powder, Hox C, Rumford, Rhode Island for copy.

Rumford Rumford Saking Hox C Rhode Island Cody

Selter Writing Increases Factory Output in 1930 Census

The 1930 census shows Selter Writing increases production by about 4,000 envelopes compared with 1095, reflecting a notable growth in factory output and labor activity during the period.

Insects Described and Undescribed Totals Ranged Vastly

The text notes the total number of insect species, both described and undescribed, ranges from two to ten million. It states that over half a million species have been described.

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