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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1943
Page
5
A damaged OCR fragment references Army activity and an order with unclear details. It mentions a failed or partial win, possible dates, and actions related to a hospital and marel or Marel. The incomplete text prevents precise identification of people, places, or outcomes.
The Ladies B Bowling League held its annual banquet at the Boston House on First Avenue with 28 members and a guest. Miss Rex Hal Ings won the high individual bowler award at 211. Mrs Richard Morton led the three-game average at 186. Angeline Baresi had the season average of 160. Defence stamp prizes went to Ray monds and Sterling Mitic. officers for 43 44 were elected with Colearove as president and Marsh as vice president.
The Northwest District Y M C A secretaries met at Emmanuel Episcopal church with eighteen attending. W Haines Kent spoke on Personnel problems. election results named H M Caldwell as president and Adem Smith as vice president while A L Mould was renominated as state representative to the national council. Several local residents were noted arriving, leaving, or visiting for Easter.
Kiwanis Club may sponsor a local Scout Troop after Jak Sharrow spoke at the meeting last evening. Sharrow, newly named field executive by Evie county, Warren Oy council, outlined Scouting origins and duties and showed films while distributing literature. Members planned an open forum next week to discuss sponsorship and a possible local troop. Tracy Whitehead attended as a guest and members bought war savings stamps.
The Corry Ministerial Association hosted a farewell dinner for Rev. Galti as Rev. E C Altice was honored. Galti takes a pastorate in Belle Vernon Pa and leaves early next week. Farewell greetings were given by Rev. Hall and Rev. Galbreath. Altice family responded. Fourteen Tilit istars and wives attended. A garden tip notes broccoli and kale in late season for calcium and vitamin C.
Card club met with Mrs Walter Scott of Wright Street as hostess. Awards for two tables of contract went to Mr John McCracken and Mrs Ellsworth Holt. Mrs Scott received a housewarming gift. Refreshments were served. The elk will take next week with Mr CW Jones at her North Center Street home.
Install new officers of Stanford Hose Co as sixty to seventy members attend the fire company event at the First Ward fire station. Pier President Andrew Paulson presided during the installation while Charles T. Craker, president, and other officers were formally inducted amid a social fish fry after the ceremony.
Miss Tony Bennett was honored at a family gathering hosted by Mrs Jono Bennett and M Edward Crim nd Mys. Guests enjoyed music and refreshments as Easter Sunday approached.
Miss Katherine Greene hosted a small club gathering at her home on Parks Street last evening. Members enjoyed card games and were served refreshments afterward. The text also loosely references recipe ideas and cooking tips, suggesting ways to organize menus and grocery lists.
A daughter was born yesterday afternoon at Conry hospital to Mord Mrs Martin Heliker of R.D. 4 Spay sansiing. The event announces the new family addition in local society.
Dorothy Elizabeth Place and Charles Doyle Cox married at the Live Ripley New York Methodist parsonage on April 10. The bride wore a yellow and grey floral suit with jonquils in boutonniere. Hosts for the reception included the groo m's parents and guests such as Fred Lauer and Mrs Olds among others from Corry.
The Rebekah Helping Hand Club met yesterday afternoon with fifteen members present. President Mrs Harvey Loveland conducted the business meeting which approved a donation to the Red Cross. A tureen meal was served at five oclock by committee members Mrs William Marsh Mrs Harvey Loveland Mrs Etta Johnson and Mrs Jon Miller.
Mrs Margaret Hughes was honored on her birthday at her West Fredrick Street home by neighbors. Fifteen guests attended and shared well wishes. A light program featured bingo and social hour.
A jumble of program titles and times from multiple stations includes Dinah Shore and Gracie Fields performances, Navy features, comedy and drama slots, and church services listed across CBS NBC and MBS networks. It mixes show names, locations like Trenton Ohio and Wilmington Del, plus reflections of Easter Eve observances at St Meinrad Abbes.
A compact notes listing radio networks CBS 3 NBC 2 Roy Anil pe Compaiy AL dtinley Places and mentions of public figures including Bill Banke and Rations. It references the Press Censor shin and the War era 1930 Farm and Home program and Metro politan Queenmale with Le Traviata. Mayors LaGuardia of New York and the Stratford on Avon England are noted among other city leaders.
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