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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1943

Page

5

Treasury report shows August receipts and debt figures

Reports from Washington dated August 3 list receipts of 148,075,168.81 dollars and expenditures of 395,050,093.07 dollars with a balance of 80,188,704,989.31 and total debt of 146,499,143.01. Increase over the previous day stands at 58,289,506.79. In Trenton on August 5 Governor Charles Edis proposed transferring 450 North Carolina workers to North Carolina to aid in processing the state's tomato crop.

Treasury Washington Aug. S Trenton N. J Charles Edis J. Melville Broughton North Carolina New J

Salvation Army Home League Garnments for War Relief

Salvation Army Home League met at the citadel on Washing ton Street, sewing garments for war relief and dressing dolls for the annual Christmas party. Mrs. Jennie Willis led the meeting with devotions by Mrs. Emma Heath. Plans were made for an open air Mead Park gathering on Wednesday August 25 featuring a picnic and social time. Lovells 4-H Club elected officers at a meeting at Mrs. E A Lee's home. Betty Macray is president and other posts filled by Carsi ne Jones Elsie Lea Mary Hill enfee Alle e Lee and more. The group enjoyed dinner and was instructed in packing lunch boxes. adjournment followed to resume later today August ith with a pie social.

Salvation Anny Home League The Citadel Washington Street Home League Jennie Willis Emma Heath Mead Park Lovell Lovells H Club E. A. Lee Betty Macray Car Sine Jones Elsie Lea Mary Hllen Fee Allee Lee Mary Ann Vadovich Roberta McCray Agnes Vadovich Dorothy ‘Truax

Kitchen Shower For Mrs Richard Sweetland

Jaenara Sweetland was honored with a kitchen shower by the Ladies Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars after their regular meeting at the post home. Seventeen members attended and gifts of kitchen wares were exchanged followed by ice cream and cake. The group’s president Mrs Irene Boland led a routine business session before the social hour. The Auxiliary will meet again on Wednesday August 18.

Jaenara Sweetland Ladies’ Auxiliary of Veterans of Foreign Wars Post Home Irene Boland

Weaving Stark announce approaching Framingham wedding

Howard Weaving of Framingham Mass and Miss Helen Stark of Colasset Mass announce their approaching marriage. The ceremony is planned at Place Presbyterian Church in Framingham on Sunday August 15. Weaving has served as student minister at Columbus Community Church this past summer and is known in Spring Creek through his work in the Brokenstraw parish. The couple will reside at 38 Caflin Street Framingham Mass.

New England Howard Weaving Framingham Mass Helen Stark Colasset Place Presbyterian Churen Weaving Columbus Spring Creek Brokenstraw Caflin Street Mig

Circle No 3 Meets at Mrs Tracy Whitehead Home

Circle No 3 of W S C S met yesterday afternoon at Mrs Tracy Whitehead’s East Pleasant street home. The routine business meeting included a special collection that yielded a goodly sum, followed by a tureen supper enjoyed by the members.

W.S.C.S

N F Club Hosts Gathering At Mrs Auer Home

The N F Club met yesterday afternoon at Mrs Walter W Auer's East Smith Street home. Members enjoyed a pleasant afternoon of visiting and sewing followed by refreshments.

N. F. Club Walter W. Auer N. F East Smith Street Sewlig

Son Born to Sergt and Mrs Charles Reed at Meadville

A son was born on August 1 at Spencer hospital Meadville to Sergt and Mrs Charles Reed. The infant weighs seven pounds twelve ounces and the Reed family resides at 27Greif street Meadville.

Spencer Hospital Meadville Charles Reed

Local residents visit, relatives travel and camp plans

A long list of local people are noted in brief items. Pvt Warren C. Miller of Fort Polk La returns Saturday for furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs W P Miller of Concord Street. Others travel to Wendover Utah to visit a son and brother Sergi and Miss Mary Kathryn Miller, a student nurse in Buffalo, plans to return tonight. Various residents visit, vacation, or travel to Buffalo Jamestown Chautauqua and Camp Sherman.

Warren C. Miller Noth Camp Polk W. P. Miller Concord Street Earl Button Carlyle Button Wendover Utah Sergi Olliford Bolton Army Air Corps Mary Kathryn Miller Millard Fillmore Buffalo East Frederick Street Fred Healy Northy Center Warren Dorothy Aymong Park Street Murn Danner Union City Blanche Durham Jamestown Chautaugus Doris Alam Sharon William Anderson A. G. ‘Sundean West Park Place W. C. Cow Sonis Donald Phillip Cony Titusville Alton Klinger Seneca Street J. J. Fenton Cleveland Corry Reade Danghurst Chautauqua Truman Lillie Fort Brage Tillie Angelina Baresi East Smith Street Frances Baressi Yester Gi Lake Sam Weles Meadville Hazel Sweet J Jerry Hogan Niagara Falls W. C Fred Hannan West Washington Carol Mae Cochran Walter Hultberg Lakewood Charles Sohildeater Pittsburgh Stanley Anderson Bom Ronald Harriet Myers East Wayne Street Floyd Farrin James Walters West Pleasant Street Richard Young West Church Street Richard Walters Jett Sherwin ML C. A North Girard

J. B. Ladies Aid Meets With Mrs Ober in Christchurch

The Indies Aid of the Unnted 'ethren in Christchurch held a regular sewing session yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Wesley Ober s White street home. Eighteen members and two visitors attended. After the business meeting and sewing, refreshments were served. The next meeting will be in two weeks at Mrs. Roy Kimmy s West Smith street home.

J. B. Ladies Aid Wesley Ober Indies Aid Ethren Christchurch White Street Roy Kimmy West Smith Street

Attractive teen beauty tips promote minimal makeup and grooming

Betty Clarke advises teen girls to favor clear skin and minimal makeup, with neat hair and good grooming. Emphasizing natural color, she urges sparing use of rouge and powder only for special occasions, plus daily hygiene and nutrition. Household hints cover onion storage and tenderizing stew meat with vinegar.

Betty Clarke Ray

Fragmented craft tip on lace plated rimless frame

A garbled instruction describes using four inch wide ration lace dipped in plastic of Paris to wrap around a rimless mirror to form a frame. After the plaster dries a snow white frame resembles Trosted lace, enabling a faux furware built from coal-derived plastic.

Paris

Vicary Named to Head Canvass in Erie County

Erie resident Arthur C. Vicary has been named chairman of the Erie county committee for the Pennsylvania War Fund campaign. The area includes eleven northwestern counties with a regional quota of 617,932.88 dollars toward the state total of 10,882,165 and the national goal of 125,000,000 for war relief.

Arthur C. Vicary Erie Erie County Pennsylvania War Fund DuBois Ralph D. Hetzel Pennsylvania State College E. W. Johnson Warren National Bank Warren County William ©. Schiede Titusville Crawford County L. Suhr Oil City National War Fund Eal Corry War Fund Joel

Cooler Weather Brings Relief and More Forecast

The region cooled as temperatures dropped sharply overnight with showers expected late Wednesday afternoon. Residents long troubled by recent heat enjoyed a brief respite before a new rise in mercury. Forecasters predict continued cool weather tonight and Friday despite a hot spell lingering from prior days. A stray line notes U S cruisers and privateers capturing over 1,000 British seamen in the War of 1812.

U.S Cap

Boris the Bulgar Boss Eyes Possible Fall From Axis

Boris the Bulgar Boss, ruler since 1918, faces possible exit from the Axis as war-weary Bulgarians push for change. Once popular for liberal reforms and women’s suffrage, he drifted toward the Axis, aiding Nazi efforts before declaring war on the United States in 1941.

Bulgaria Boris Ferdinand Hint Gio~ Vanna Italy Hitler Russia U.S Rumania Macedonia Yugoavia Thrace Greece Prring

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