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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1942

Page

5

Rotary Club Names Officers For Year

Rotary Club elected officers and directors for the coming year at a Tuesday evening dinner at Hotel Corry. A M Lita will serve as vice president, Dewey as secretary, Dr R B Mosler tax? sergeant at arms, with Akam, Davis, Desmond and Ray Walter as directors. Seventeen members and one guest attended, including J F Cons, who enjoyed a film by Dr Mier titled Behind The Smiles about dental care and diet. William Dunlap and Seymour Elhotrom expect to depart for Washington DC on business for the Corry Jamestown Manufacturing Corporation.

Rotary Club Hotel Corry A.M. Lita RS. Dewey R. B. Mosler Tront-Aver C. C. Akam H. J. Davis J. J. Desmond Ray Walter Near Tubture J. F. Conors Mi Ier Hlm William Dunlap Aymour Euhotrom Washington, D.C Corry-Jamestown Manufacturing Corporation

Leaving For Service Honored At Farewell Dinner

Leon Johnson was honored at a farewell dinner hosted by his parents Mr and Mrs Andrew Johnson at their home on Piccadilly. Johnson left for the United States Army Monday. sixty relatives and friends attended, with guests from Younusville Erle Union City Buffalo Cortland N Y. Gifts included money.

Leon Johnson Sind Andrew Johnson Ubetr Homie Piccadilit Bill Johnson United States Army Paul Gideon Younusville James McLean Ray Dingtelder Erle Marian York Jamestown George Yorbodey Jessie Newhow Baltimore Macle Kolsves Warren Warren Conservatory of Music Mary Jean Will Price Younestown Ohio Corry Air W. L. ‘Trill Waren B.D. Hulse Gainbridge Springs Florence Writeley William Stroup Elizabeth Tibugville Ivan Hawkins Bearlake Florence Whiteley W. B Heath Blau Lovelind Morris Bauman Smiley Rey W. L. Milfler Silvercreek P. A. Galbreath West Pleasant Street Gladys Rosenberger State College John Hellman Wellsboro John Greer Benver Falls Farm Security Administration Office Lena Merker Clarice Capwell Arthur Schaub Charles Hughes Southernalres Tis Musical Group United States

Club Social Gathering Plans May Rummage Sale

Mrs Arthur Creighton hosted the Hillam Guild of Emmanuel Episcopal church for a sandwich party. Twenty members and one guest attended and plans for a rummage sale to be held in May were made.

Lillian Guild Arthur Creighton Northy Centar Sivest Hillam Gwltt Emmanuel Episcopal Church Uiest Ars Etary RasTerty

Ladies City League Dinner and Election Held

Members of the Ladies City League bowling teams gathered at the Bostor House for a banquet with twenty nine attending. Officers elected for the next year include president Mrs C J Aymong and vice president Mis Twin Nichols. Mary Bnatysyn secret ary, Dean Houser treasurer, and Mrs Harry Whodes sergeant at arms. Prizes went to Mary Finatysam for the top score in the three game series Angeline Baresti for high score in a single game, and Tony Litz earned the individual game award. Rexall Drugs won the league team prize while Wayside Market received a trophy for finishing last.

Ladies City League Bostor House C. J. Aymong Mis ‘Twinn Nichols Mary Bnatysyn Ccretary Dean Houser Harry Whodes Serge Mary Finatysam Angeline Baresti Tony Litz Rexall Drugs Wayside Market

New Rebekah Officers Installed Last Night

Local Rebekah lodge installed seven new officers led by Mrs George Besson as noble grand and Mrs Frank Hepler as vice grand. From Erie, the group included 25 staff members with positions for Gertude Alen, Isabel Matthews, Edith Garter, Maud Keefe, Beatrice Stewart, C B Colbuen, Florence Brown, and Oscar Fritz. A banquet followed the ceremonies with patriotic room decorations and about eighty guests in attendance.

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Mrs Viletta Ferry Hosts S B Club Meeting

Mrs Viletta Ferry entertained S B Club members at Hast South Street last evening. Cards were played with high score going to Mrs Ray Wolford and low score to Mrs Ferry. The next meeting will be at Mrs Albert Carmike 848 East South Street.

Viletta Ferry S. B South Street Ray Wolford Ferry Albert Carmike East South Street

Amici Sewing Circle Holds All Day Session

The Amici Sewing Circle of the United Brethren church met at Mrs. Gash Fish on Liberty Street for an all day session with eighteen members present. A tureen lunch was served at noon and the gathering elected to furnish the dinner for the Young People's banquet in May.

Amici Sewing Circle Amici Sewing The United Brethren Church

Sandburg Family Welcomes Son and Daughter in Columbus

A son was born this morning at Surry hospital to Mr and Mrs Albert Sandburg of Columbus. Mrs Sandburg formerly Miss Zella Carroll. A daughter was born this morning to Mr and Mrs Thomas of 4LG Second Avenue. Mrs Thomas formerly Miss Ellen Pike.

Surry Hospital Albert Sandburg Columbus Sandburg Zella Carroll and ‘Thomas Second Avenue Thomas Ellen Pike

New Officers Named by Harding School Assn at Lake Hav

Harding School’s Parent Teachers Association met yesterday with students’ program of songs and readings. Mrs. Carrier was elected president, Mrs. Dams Reid vice president, Ms Denzins Rovelte secretary, and Mrs. Gerald Whiteley treasurer. council members include Mrs. Wilur Sar erm sid and Mrs. Frank Schumeder. The group planned to entertain the PT A council of the city on April 28 and requested members to bring tureen, sandwiches and dishes.

Parent- Teachers’ Association Blackboard Wok John Garrice Calle Je Ousiness Carrier Dams Reid Denzins Rovelte Gerald Whiteley Wilur Sarerm Frank Schumeder Conineil Council of the City

Library Staff Dinner Out At Greyhound Porch Event

The High School library staff, led by Miss Mildred Hurlbert, enjoyed a Tuesday evening dinner at the Greyhound Port. Evelyn Brosis accompanied the group while Miss Hurlbert served as chairperson for the successful party occasion.

Ubrary du Evelyn Brosis Mildred Hurlbert Piniman Pana'slenteen

Treon Society Meeting With Miss Rehnborg

Treon society members of the Lutheran church met with Miss Hazel Rehnborg on East South Street. Mrs D A Willstrom read from the book Plowed Under and a Red Cross drive was conducted. The hostess served refreshments after the event.

Treon Society Rehnborg Treon Socnty Lutheran Church Hazel Rehnborg East South Street D. A. ‘Illstrom

Townsend Club Party Draws Large Crowds in Local Area

The Townsend Club last evening drew large throngs with hundreds of patrons from nearby towns. Harry Silvis and Messinger oversaw the event while Mussour Fox Hunters provided the music. A popular music group performed frequently throughout the night.

Harry Silvis Stunet Messinger Minsle Mussour Fox Hunters

Miss Anderson Hosts Concord School Group

Miss Mary Anderson, prineman of the Concord school, entertained teachers and other guests at a dinner at Tarbell's Instants evening. Twenty two guests were present, tables dressed in yellow and white with daffodils as a centerpiece. After dinner they visited Miss Andersen's home here and most enjoyed the evening.

Trungenwe Cuuauin Tala Ute Ind Atlantic City Paul Boyts Mildred Bowman Erie Mary Jes Sullivan Lites pWyo Pumbers Mendville Titubville Miss Anderson Concord Mary Anderson Prineman Tarbell Ainner

War Brings Comeback of Children's Stories

Bright-eyed Treent Wicker, known as the Singing Story Lady, says war era needs children's tales like Goldilocks and The Three Little Pies to lift spirits. She has told stories to over 25 million children in ten years and expects a hopeful wartime revival in bedtime lore Iike Cinderella and Red Riding Hood. Erie Railroad officials TR Pilvon and Mc Gremn visited Corry on passenger service business.

Big Sister Treent Wicker Miss Wicker Falion Rome Cinderella Beatty Red Riding Hood

Helpful Hints for Housewives Cooking Tips and Typos

A fragmented old recipe passage offers kitchen ideas for buttered toast rounds with mayonnaise, a beef dish with hamburger, tomatoes and crumbs, and a sugared ham baked with honey and cinnamon. Instructions are jumbled and include odd spellings and unclear terms.

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Ulne Will Hap Ofte Hardware Note

A fragmented note warns that important screws loosen easily and require removal, gluing and reassembly to stay tight. The observer urges immediate reinsertion after treatment to ensure firm fastening.

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