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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1945
Page
5
Dorothy Roe notes government priority orders for essential clothing may ease this fall and suggests making children garments at home. Standard patterns cover girls and boys pajamas gowns panties and clips and can be produced in a couple of afternoons with lower costs and personalized touches for kids.
The Indies Auxiliary of the V FLW met at a West Washington Street home with 2nd vice president Jean Field presiding. Nine candidates were initiated into the 14 member class. After the meeting, top cream cake and coffee were served for the first stage gathering. Frances Wood chaired the month. The next meeting is scheduled for August 15.
Mrs Marjorie Peck hosted four friends for a dinner at Hotel Corry in honor of Mrs Gertrude Olds Rafferty visiting four months from Concordia Kansas. The evening was pleasant and cordial in character.
The Columbus Brownie Girl Scouts gathered yesterday at Miss Annette Curtis's home with Mrs. Forest Bindley supervising. Miss Amy Curtis was welcomed as a new member as games were played and a pictorial lunch was served to twelve members. The next meeting is planned for next Wednesday afternoon.
The text discusses obtaining fluoride for decay resistant teeth from diet, emphasizing bone as a primary source. It mentions using bone meal from various bones and notes grinding with meats for incorporation into foods like hamburgers, though the phrasing is garbled and unclear.
Mrs Matilda W Stil and Dana J Lile both of Cory were married in West Spring Creek at 11 15 yesterday morning by Glenn Eldred justice of the peace The couple were attended by Mr and Mrs G Perry Lines also of Cory The bride wore a white gown with accessories and gardenia corsage Mr Little is employed by Corry Da mstown Miz Co Inc and Mrs Little owns the Keystone Restaurant on East Main Street After a short wedding trip the couple will be at home to friends 110 East Main Street
The Misses Patricia Courneen and Mary Ann Sullivan of Buffalo are visiting two weeks at Miss Courneen’s grandmother Mrs Anne Courneen on Liberty Street. Anne Linendor returns to Erie after a relatives visit, Doris Moore goes home to Wesleyville after a Columbus trip and gathering in the city with Mrs Edward Hilliker. Dorothy Marsh of Hazelton will be guest at Mrs W B Stowe’s on East South Street for August.
Mrs Richard Shoop visited relatives with Major Shoop and their two sons before they depart for Tampa Florida where Major Shoop will be stationed next Covers were laid for eight at Tar Bell s Trial Route 6 and a fine chicken menu was enjoyed by Mrs John Fenster mitchel Mrs Russells Brown Mrs Walter Paulson Mise Nancy Hammond and Mrs Robert Bracker Afterward the ladies went to the Wilco home on East street for a pleasant evening Mrs Shoop presented a guest page from her hastelgey
Kathleen Scholton celebrated her first birthday yesterday afternoon at her parents home on East Main Street. Family and friends gathered as Kathleen received many gifts and baskets of candy and animal crackers. Attendees included Mickey anderson, Mickey Knowlton, Rongie Hyots, Joh Kelsey, Thomas Poy, Patty Howles, Judy Gronostar, and Mary Ann Scholton.
Beaverdam 4-H clubs joined about 200 Erie county youths at the Peninsula Erie picnic day. Activities included swimming and ball games with noon and evening picnics. Rev Moorenend led vesper services and camp fire singing assisted by Mr and Mrs Growell and Mrs Miller. A Girls 4-H club meeting is set for Wednesday at Miss Charlotte Marsh’s Beaverdam home.
The W S C Circle No 2 of the Methodist Church met at the Hinman cottage Chautauqua Lake yesterday afternoon. Mrs Carl Hinman and Miss Ola Young hosted fourteen members and guests. Swimming and boating were enjoyed, and picnic supper was served in the early evening.
Thirty members and guests of the W F M S of the Church of the Nazarene gathered at M Debr Sorenson’s home in Clymer for an all day meeting. Dinner was served at noon, devotions led by Miss Martha Readmission, and Mrs. Melbourne Sorenson hosted a special program. Mrs. M. Batty led the business session focusing on box Work. A social gathering was planned, group singing enjoyed, and the afternoon spent sewing quilt blocks.
Mrs C H Holden was hostess to her bridge club Tuesday evening at her home on West Ghard street. Awards went to guest Mrs Wallace Young. Dessert lunch was served. Next meeting will be at the Feldt cottage Findley Lake on August 1st.
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Frederick Ahl of Ere at Hamet Hospital on Tuesday. The newborn is a granddaughter of Mr and Mrs George Stanford Sr of the city.
The Treon Society of St Pauls Lutheran Church held a pleasant picnic supper at Mead Park last evening at six. Attendees joined in horse shoe pitching and other activities led by Mrs Howard Ross, who served as chairwoman, with assistance from Mrs.
John Freno and Mrs. Harold Scott announce that there will be no more meetings of the Society until fall, signaling a seasonal break in activities.
Advice warns against using frayed cords and exposed wires as a fire risk. Replace worn cables, keep cords clear during cleaning, avoid stepping on or dragging machines, and do not run over cords to prevent accidents.
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