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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1943
Page
5
Fragmentary aviation note on fuel and safety themes
A fragmentary text hints at aviation topics including fuel usage, flight safety, and aircraft components. It references planes, some model numbers, and institutions, but the meaning is unclear and partially garbled. Entities and specifics are minimal due to degraded source text.
Radio Schedule and War Supply Remarks Stumble Through
A cluttered listing describes NBC CBS and MBS programs with talk shows, dramas, concerts, and parades. It mentions horse racing previews at Pimlico and Jamaica Handicap, the Kentucky Derby, and a note on alcohol sugar starch in wartime production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pimlico
Nbc
Damsica
Mbs
CBS
Oace
England
Yorkshire
U. S. Navy
Annual Prom Event at Gary Benlor High School
The Junior and Senior classes hosted a spring prom last evening at Hotel Corry with 146 attendees. Decorations featured yellow, green, and white in class colors, umbrellas in gumdrops, and red, white, and blue balloons. program included remarks by faculty and students, musical performances, and dancing to Herby Johnsons orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Benlor High School
Hotel Corry
Jean Mitcell
Melvin Anderson
Jack Dempsey
Hie
Dewey
HW. J. Sheen
K. O. Bogarius
David Gatrall
Ronald Putnam
Dorothy Mattison
Gyo Myn
Smullin
Martha Spaulding
Marthe
MeIntyre
Country Gardens
Mr. Sheen
Miss MeIntyre
Herby Johnsons Orchestra
Etshr Pievor
Fgheymagsium
Bence Moor
Chapepinés
J. J. Sheen
Robert Sullivan
Argeld
Tex
Marion King
Arthur Treat
Ruth Stith
Dolls Dormen
Arthur Klein
Orion Gils
Henry Zaleski
Hugh Meride
Eleanor Sauiers
Centerville
Har Hitt Denildton
Spring Creek
William Davis
Nashville
Tent
Kiwanis Club Signals Support for Scout Troop Formation
At Corry Kiwanis dinner at the Ritz, Charles Tick opened discussion on organizing another local Boy Scout troop. Members approved the plan, to be advanced by the board of directors. The meeting was well attended and Mrs. M. I. Alfred joined in group singing in place of absent Mr. and Mrs. Tynm Rice. The club also purchased another war bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Corry
Legion Auxiliary Meeting Led by Mrs Browt at Legion Home
Mrs Leon Browt presided at the American Legion Auxiliary meeting held last evening at the Legion Home. The business session was brief and routine and was followed by a social cycle. Refreshments were served to attendees by Mrs. O W Brucker and Mrs. Arthur Kinuny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Auxiliary
Leon Browt
American Legion Auslciany
Legion Home
O. W. Brucker
Arthur Kinuny
Jane Ficcerdi Hosts Neychi Club Night
Miss Jane Ficcardt entertained Neychi members last evening at her home on Wesh Ghuteh sur Gardawards Went to Miss Julia Zep ka and Miss Shirley Smith. Lav hn The evening the hostess served a selfé lunch. Misses Smithi ari Zepka, Mary Suroveri, Gensya Quer veveld, ulin Kudliek, Eater Quer aveld and Mrs. Rober Waits attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Ficcerdi
Jane Ficcardt
Wesh Ghuteh Sur
Bridge Club Meets With Mrs C W Jones
At the regular meeting of her bridge club last evening on North Cesien street, Mrs C W Jones hosted the event. Prizes were won by Mr E L, Morsw, and Mrs Aston Da Light. light refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Club
C. W. Jones
W. Jones
Noth Cesien Street
Regulay
Morsw
Mis
Aston
United Brethren Young People Banquet Presented
The United Brethren young people held a banquet at the church with about fifty attendees. Rev. Jota Domipeler of Springhoro gave a talk on youth ideals, followed by Rev. Ceril Akam from Duselinville who presented films titled Eden to Calvary and Camp Findley activities. Music, games, and group singing led by Mrs. John Westley and Opal Trisket’s accordion added to a lively evening.
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A. B
United Brethren Young Peoples
Jed
John Westley
Helen Bush
Richard Hurlbut
Opal Trisket
Gerrald Lansbury
Sai Lyons
Lyle Chase
Crosby Bredecang Yenogy
Eventye
Jota Domipeler
Springhoro
Heoplea Estlering
Ceril Akam
Duselinville
Oke
Whitelk
Camp Findley
Engagement of Warren Girl of Interest Here
Warren residents announce the engagement of their daughter Helva Marian to Wendell Iola Potts, with Mr and Mrs Daniel J. Wendell hosting at The Hill School Polis town. Mrs Logan is a member of the Wirdior class at Oren Maw, and Wendell was completing senior year in 1942.
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Asher
Hrrry A. Logan
Warren-reridente
Helv Marian
Iola Potts Wendell
TS. A. Rosah
Daniel J. ‘Wendell
Hill School
Polis Towh
Logan
Oren Maw
Trewt
Wendell
Prieto Gradusie
Cortyites at Earle Nollingers Reception
A reception for Earle Nollinger at their home featured many guests including Mrs. Lyle Oviatt and Cortyites from Cory. The ceremony occurred at the Rpworth Merlinais church with M. T. Highiry officiating and Mrs Nal Lingey presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earle Nollingers
Lyle Oviatt
Cory
Aisi
Earl Wollinger
Horvid
Richwel
Hemlock Sirent
Warvui
Prt
Nolluszey
Helen Bivaner
Rick Sel
Birth Announcement for Smith and Cole Families
A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Enel Smith of 49 Nort nter steel and a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cole of 1241 Wright free. The infants arrived at the local hospital, with both families listed as residents in Ro D and Ro Pire iuistung.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mtr
Enel Smith
Nort Nter Steel
Albert Cole
Wright
High School Choir to Present Program of Spirituals
Resumption of classes at Ue Say tor High school leads to intensive work in music. Director A Lyon Rive trains a cappella group for a spring concert of negro spirituals, set for Friday May 7 at 8 o clock in the Senior High auditorium. The choir seeks funds to cover ribes and related costs, with efforts aided by city canvassing and anticipated concert receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ue Saytor High
Hero
A. Lyon Rive
Weks Ht
Diedtor Rice
Bey
Noj
No Defense Pleas By Meat Violators in Philly
In Philadelphia on April 10 a federal court heard 73 defendants plead not guilty or enter defenses to violations of the OPA. One corporal and 72 others faced charges linked to price controls and alleged illicit dealings with a single corporation and seven victuals suppliers. Each defendant, facing the charges, sought to mount a defense as prosecutors push for detentions.
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Philadelphia
Federal
Toolls
OPA
Peters
U.S
Disrut Dude Gite
Bard
Jubal Toy Lm Pune Penlerioes
Urged To Resist Hitler Orders Across Europe
Fragmentary wartime dispatch notes Berlin radio reports Germany pressing troops and orders to halt Allied actions. Mention cites German commanders in Halland and Netherland areas with Allied prisoner releases and expected futher actions. References to public broadcasts and a Buffalo Bill Cody death note appear as garbled side items.
Accident at plant injures worker loses part of finger
A worker at a factory suffered a severe injury when a punch press entangled a finger, crushing a joint and resulting in the partial amputation. The incident occurred at the facility connected to the Prefectsinis Progigis Company, with immediate medical aid provided at the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iho Righelse
Bywin Biche
Prenklin Street
Wiehwis
Martin Signs 6 Pardons and 15 Commutations
The Associated Press reports Martin signed six pardons and fifteen commutations. The action accompanied by additional pleas, hearings set for March 17 and 19, with broader advisement and 49 cases refused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Associated Press
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