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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1942
Page
5
The readable fragment mentions oast in Virginia and an implied rural or agricultural context with farm related terms. It is unclear and incomplete, lacking identifiable people, organizations, dates, or events to establish a concrete news item or outcome.
The Spring Creek Aid Society showcased handmade quilts and hooked rugs at a Silver Tea in the Community building. The event featured 85 year old quilts with stories attached, afternoon hosts Mrs Rose Johnson and Mrs John Waite, and evening hosts Mrs Lois Sickler and Miss Belly Warner. General chair Mrs Maye Kafferlin led the affair with assistance from Mrs Johnson Miss Warner and Mrs Walle.
Miss Helen Kartoski daughter of Emra Kartoski of Pittsfield wed John E Manelik of Sheffield Pa at ten o clock this morning in a ceremony performed by Rev Carl L Heidt at St Elizabeths rectory. The couple were attended by Mr and Mrs Frank Karcosici Miss Minnie Koivrd Miss Minner y and Mrs Paul Weber who then traveled to Erie this afternoon.
Robert Morton leaves for the air corps on the 27th. Mrs Cleve Morton and daughter Joan hosted a fete for twenty couples at Bligabeth's hall with patriotic decorations, dancing, cards and games. A lunch of sandwiches coffee ice cream and cake followed. Robert received many gifts including two Defense Bands. Guests included Joseph Shier Robert McMichael and several local residents from Ryle Wesleyville Port Allegany Sharon and nearby areas.
Mrs. Smith the retiring worthy matron hosted Eastern Star officers at her West Pleasant street home last evening. Electee guests attended and, after dinner, contests and games were enjoyed.
Miss Jean Heldp entertained friends at her parents home on West Smith Street honoring Miss Jean Bub who is moving to Pittsburgh. Prizes went to Maney Meerdink Duly Gray Jean Burch and Miss Bub. A buffer lunch followed with each guest receiving a folder featuring Miss Bub and her new address. Attendees included Jean Burch Jennine Holler Margaret Ryan Kathryn Sweet Indy Gray Joan Dawson Marjory Panghorn Joan Scheppner Virginia Purcell Nancy Meerdink.
A bridal shower honoring Mrs Willard Shreve was hosted by Mrs Lyle Shreve at 978 Liberty Street on Friday afternoon. Eighteen guests attended and gave several gifts including a quilt donated by the Stilicon Hill Ladies Aid Society. A salad luncheon was served.
Adequate child health is vital to support the war effort says Dr. Leone Baumgartner, head of New York Health Bureau. She urges calm, regular medical visits, immunizations for diphtheria, and continued parental care despite wartime strains. The piece highlights pediatric care, vaccination, and cross country aid through art and education, with remarks from Elsa Hoge and notes on children's painting influencing international understanding.
The Fourth Ladies Bowling League of the City Association closed its first season with a dinner at the Boston House on Friday. Officers for next year were elected: Evelyn Wiggers president, Joseph Baresi vice president, Mildred Huenel secretary, May Orn treasurer, and Wees Uarriette Donaldson guardian. Prizes were awarded to members for season play with winners including Qoeens, Pertys, and the Gift Shop for first place.
Fragmented OCR lists a chaotic mix of radio programs and times across networks. Entries mention various shows, hosts, concerts, and religious and public affairs programs with scattered names and unclear scheduling.
A fragment describes gold safety pins marketed as safer and easier to obtain than wire. Pins feature rosebud ends with diamonds set in the buds, highlighting luxury details in a partial product note.
A daughter was born last evening at 6:15 to Mrs John Penstermacher at City Hospital Meadville. Mrs Penstermacher is formerly Miss Martha Maris Hawkins.
Miss Ernestine Lynn daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Lynn of North Center street married Horace Robbins at St Pauls Lutheran Church this afternoon. Rev E Z Wagner officiated with relatives and friends attending. The couple will reside at 91114 Marlo after a reception at Tarbell Inn. Mrs Lynn is a Gerry High School graduate who attended Westminster College and works at Aero Supply. Robbins is the son of Mr. and Mrs Milton Robbins of Grand Street.
Mrs W W Myers hosts a birthday party at East Bond street in honor of her daughter Madeline Myers who celebrated her fourth birthday Friday. Attendees include Dick Staples Walter Woill Walter Smith and many neighbors with balloons and favors of lollipops.
Otterbein Brotherhood met at the home of Guy Bemint at 637 South Center last evening. Karl W. Mattison of Union City was the speaker with the topic A Clear Reflector. Short talks by G T Bergnn and John Wassley covered Why Women Seem to Run the Church and Wisdom of Winning Men in Christ. A devotional and business meeting followed led by President EV Me Clintonk. Games were organized by Rev Hay Haven and others. prizes were won by dukin Willtmsa, Ronald Hereman, and Gerald Bagley. Refreshments were served by Mr. McCibrock and others.
Mrs B B Trisket and Mrs Rich hosted a home farewell party in Columbus honoring Miss Helen McCray bride-to-be, joined by relatives. The 8 linen shower and 25 guests enjoyed games, music, prizes for Theodore Faust and Merle Capwell, and a wedding cake with coffee.
Cleaning guidance for preparing summer stip covers and furniture. Advises moth and dust removal, airing, lemon and salt stain treatment, and drying. Includes dubious typos and nonsensical phrases but conveys home care steps.
Sugarless cake idea suggests avoiding common sugar. Article hints at moistness and freshness using alternative ingredients and three tested cake options with accompanying recipes. Distinguished by period tone and practical baking notes for sugar substitutes.
New York April 14 Joan, an Alstadt girl with dark hair and eyes, plans to pursue dramatic acting after a singing start in Broadway and vaudeville shows. She hopes to break into film with a dramatic role, prefers singing now to build acting strength, and aims to shed self consciousness before the camera.
Erie County Council of the POT A will meet with Montclair FT A on April 24 at Westminster Presbyterian Church on Ridge Road Route 20. Council chairmen will report, presidents give one minute talks, a short program on Community Morale, and election of officers. Reservations by calling Mrs Leslie Wells.
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