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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1945

Page

5

Berlin Fight Rages Through Streets and Subways

As Berlin teeters under assault, street walls and staircases echo with combat while underground tunnels and subway shafts host ongoing clashes. Allied forces press toward the Elbe as Stettin, Britenhorn, Breslau and other targets fall or advance, signaling a broader push into German heartland. The endgame tightens as American and Russian troops converge along key fronts.

Wumunnen Fedork Berlin Bibe Germany Wille

Washington P T A Elects Zalzneck Head

The Washington P T A held its annual meeting last evening in Room 4 of the school. Mrs Philip Zalzneck was elected president with Paul Dwyer as first vice president, Helen Johnson as second vice president, Miss Glenn Haines as secretary, and Mrs Rauscher as treasurer. A $50 war bond was voted for the War Loan drive and plans were set for the June 1 fair.

Philip Zalzneck Washington P. T. A Ner Paul Dwyer Helen Johnson Mie Glenn Haines Rauscher Miss Johnson Proctor Essex Street Eva Reed Beverly Rauscher Patty Fields Jean Merriman Walter Fields Mildred Denton Ethel Jones Homer Berkhouse Fields Miss Donne Bertram

Kiwanis Speaker Guy Abbey Reports on Monuments

Kiwanis Club members met at the Ritz Restaurant for their weekly dinner. Guy Abbey spoke on the origin of monuments and the types of stone used in their manufacture. Richard Rodsba announced a clerical collection report noting over 80,000 pounds of clotting gathered and a letter from Ralph Foster in England describing his bombing mission.

Kiwanis Club Ritz Guy Abbey Richard Rodsbachernd Philips Zaleneck Ralph Foster Ene

Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs Westley And Mrs Fish

Mrs John Westley and Mrs Harold Fish were honored at a birthday dinner hosted by Mrs Charles Bughes at her home on A D 4. Guests enjoyed a chicken dinner, received corsages and gifts, and the evening concluded with visiting and camaraderie.

Bugbee John Westley Harold Fish Charles Bughes

Mrs George Stanford Hosts 500 Club Gathering

The 500 Club met last evening at Mrs George Stanford Sr on Seventh Street with all members present. Awards went to Mrs Richard Rossbacher Mrs Elwood Baccus and Mrs Stanford. Late in the evening frit salad saltines brownies and coffee were served by the hostess. Mrs Mary DeLury on South Center Street will entertain May 10 at the next meeting.

George Stanford 500 Seventh Street Richard Rossbacher Elwood Baccus Stanford Mary DeLury South Center Street

Club Met With Miss Ethel Matthews for Auction Bridge

The F. S. Club met with seven members and one guest, Mrs. Lester Lewis, at Miss Ethel Matthews’s home on Wright Street. Auction bridge winner were Mrs. Ross Mead and Mrs. Lewis. A brief social time followed with salad, hot rolls, tea and coffee. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Florence Colburn’s home on West Fratietick Street on May 10. Attendees included Mrs. Walter Biot, Mrs. Henry Decker, Mrs. Seppy Dickinson and Mrs. Ralph Vanderhoff.

O. F Ethel Matthews F. S Lester Lewis Hame Wright Street Auction Bridge Ross Mead Lewis Florence Colburn West Fratietick ‘Street Walter Biot Henry Decker Seppy Dickinson Ralph Vanderhoff

Daughter Mantell Jen Born to Yeoman and Mrs Martin

A daughter Mantell Jen was born to Yeoman first class and Mrs Arthur Martin at Children's Hospital Buffalo this morning. Mrs Martin was Rachel Graft and both Mr and Mrs Martin are former Corry residents.

Mantell Jen Yeoman 1/e Arthur Martin Children’s Hospital Buffalo Martin Rachel Graft Mrs. Martin Corry

Presbyterian Missionary Society Meets at Mrs. Boyd Home

The Women’s Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church gathered at Mrs. G. L. Boyd’s home with eleven members. Ida Linetidoll led devotions from Ephesians, plans were made to attend Presbyterial at the Church of the Covenant in Erie May 1 and 2, and Mrs. Rickes and Mrs. Smith presented tales from Southeast Asia by Alice Hudson Lewis while serving a meat loaf with oregano.

Presbyterian Missionary Society Women's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church G. L. Boyd Ida Linetidoll Church of the Covenant Erie John Rickes Harry Smith Southeast Asia Alice Hudson Lewis Rickers Boyd

Rosalind Hopkins to Head Fourth Ladies Bowling League

The Fourth Ladies Bowling League held its final meeting at the Pittsfield Inn with 30 attendees. Charlotte Staples won high game, Ellenor Thayer high average, Rosalind Hopkins tied for second high game. standings list Kinleys first, All-Way Electric second, Git Shop third, Zucker fans fourth, Waterhorse fifth, and Afiara Lanstans sixth. Officers elected for 1945-46: president Rosalind Hopkins, secretary Ive Weber, treasurer Lois Huth, and sergeant-at-arms Hazel Jerome.

Rosalind Hopkins Pittsfield Inn Charlotte Staples Elenore Thayer Rosalius Hopkins Ted Gertenne Crowell Jane Peldis Lied Verge Mary Louise Ruffner Kinleys All-Way Electric Git Zucker Waterhorse Afiara Lanstans Rosalind Hop Gertrude Crowell Ive Weber Lois Huth

Loyal Order of the Mouse Installs Officers for New Year

Last evening the Loyal Order of the Mouse installed officers for the coming year in the presence of out of town guests and members. Past Governor Walter Kiser of the War ren Lodge installed the officers with Frank Hepler Worth Hammond Arthur Cochtar Frank Graft Wesley Howard Ralph Chiriouxie Boyd Capwell George Rool Willard Clark Ronald Zeaman and Stanley Kusper named as officers and trustees. All officers were re elected except for the junior governor.

Loyal Order of the Mouse Walter Kiser Warren Lodge Frank Hepler Worth Hammond Arthur Cochtar Frank Graft Wesley Howard Ralph Chiriouxie Boyd Capwell George Rool Willard Clark Ronald Zeaman Stanley Kusper Jor

Mrs Miller Davison Surprised By Club At Dinner

Mrs Miller Davison was surprised by a club at the home of Mrs James Heinlein on Marion Street during a teen dinner at seven. Favors marked the MH places. bingo was played with prizes won by Daisy Shreve Mary Stratford Jennie Pranching and Myrtle Akam. A handkerchief shower for Mrs Davisay completed the evening.

Sun Yucusettly Miller Davison James Heinlein Marion Street Daisy Shreve Mary Stafford Jennie Pranching Myrtle Akam Davisay Hepathesis

Bible Club Forms at United Brethren Church in Corry

The Corry Bible Club organized last night at the United Brethren Church with members present. Plans call for a rally on May 9 for all focal Bible sets and members will part. They discussed materials needed for the next term and the club is ordering supplies to fit individual needs.

U. B. Bible Club Corry Bible Club United Brethren Church Sit Focal Bible Ets Clube

Contract Club Met Thursday Night at Mrs Kinley’s Home

The Contract Club met Thursday night at Mrs. J. Fred Kinley’s Franklin Street home. Two tables played, with prizes awarded to Mrs. J. Fred Kinley Mrs. F. Lowe Edwards and Mrs. 8. 2. Anderson. The hostess served a salad course. The next meeting will be May 10 at Mrs. Louis Foradora’s Union City home.

Qwin Povery Franklin Street J. Fred Kinley F. Lowe Edwards Anderson Louis Foradora Union City

Bobby Reagle Celebrates Fifth Birthday at Home Party

Bobby Reagle aged five, son of Mr and Mrs Robert Reagle of Westreet, celebrated his birthday yesterday with a children's party at home. Twelve guests enjoyed games and received toy windmill favors. Mrs Reagle served sandwiches milk birthday cake and ice cream to the children.

Bobby Reagle Robert Reagle Westreet

Russia backs rotating chair in world conference talks

Reported talks show Russia pressing for a rotating UN Security Council style chair and a broader conference, with Slettinius and delegates debating a coalition approach to world security. Officials discussed trusteeships supervised by the General Assembly and a future federation of powers to preserve peace.

Fiske Inter Big Pour United States Britain Slettinius Lerniortha Security Council Fuluute Pesco General Assembly of the World Organization Maloto New Russia

Conference quotes outline postwar world order

The dialogue frames a peaceful coalition, U S policy for world organization, and calls for voluntary participation by all nations. Leaders warn that without true cooperation global conflict looms, urging respect for sovereignty and human rights while avoiding future devastation.

Golezates Russia Stettinius United States World Organization Sina Deena Soong Ren Jus Wee Jull Ion

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