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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1946

Page

5

Erie Radio Silence As A Strike Returns

Erie Aug 16 Radio Station WLEU again shut down as three announcers and three engineers walk out on a second strike in under a month. William Bender of the American Communications Association cites a walkout before the 6 20 a m broadcast. Station owner Teod Omelian and Pickering expressed surprise as reports filtered in from the union.

Erie WLEU William Bender American Communication Association GIO Pickering Ieam Benger Teod. Omelian Star Hom Saldl Alm

Engagement of Barbara Anderson to James D Wiley

Miss Barbara Anderson of 838 East Helen street Corry announces engagement to James D Wiley son of Mr and Mrs J D Wiley of Winslow Arizona. Barbara, a 1943 Corry High graduate, attended Allegheny College and the University of Arizona. Alpha Chi Omega member. James Wiley a Winslow High School graduate, Army veteran, Pacific theater, now a senior at the University of Arizona. They plan to marry after graduation next June.

Yaneeny Anderson East Helen Street Tucson Barbara James D. Wiley J. D. Wiley Winslow Ariz Anderson Miss. Anderson Corry Allegheny College Mearsville University of Arizona Alpha Chi Omega Sorority My. Wiley St. Winslow

Club Social Gatherings at the United Brethren Church

Mr and Mrs Carl Lyons hosted twenty five members of the Rehoboth Sunday School Class last evening at their South Center Street home. Vernon Welch, president, led the business meeting and plans were made for a wiener roast at Mead Park on September 19. A farewell party for Mr John Westley, entering the ministry, was held and a purse of money was presented. Guests enjoyed games and the hosts served crackers cookies and coffee.

L.A. Rossin Franklinetree Mary Carrick Meadville Wilmington Calif Harold Thompson Martha Axtell Lean Janet Arlington Axtell Ines Blakeslue Carl Lindsey Phyllis Scott Goudersport Mary Saunders Miss Saunders E.J. Y. McClintock Solota Road Cleo Boyd Erie Zelin Leary East Pleasant Street Joyce James Merry R. D Corry Chester Badecki Garland Miss Merry Warren Lottie Northrop Roxie Taylor Corty Myrtle Clark Spring Creek Archie Wells North Tonawanda Lucy Stormes John Crissman Pittsburgh H. G. Crissman John Shields Grove Street Edwin Fardink Charlotte Merle Fardink Lakewood Paul Deschamp Edward West Washington Street Deschamp Sally Hawk Titusville H. R. McCloskey Harry Lamiona Frank VanTassel Hollow Leake Ontario Joseph R. Clai Jana Mary Elizabeth Joseph Rockhill, Jr East South Street Philadelphia Windyhill Sherman Frank Ames Roger Brown West Frederick Street Franklin Brown Eslie G. Smith Charles Schaffer Loren Maggers Hillsdale,Mich Carl Lyons South Center Street Rehoboth United Brethren Church Vernon Welch Mead Park John Westley Westley Ernest Tenhuisen Miro John Loney

Concord Ridge Ladies Met Thursday

The Cohunnridge Ladies Aid Society gathered at Mrs. Ray Carhart’s home in Columbus for an all day meeting. Twenty one members attended and shared a noon dinner. A quilt was started and much work completed. next gathering set for September 19 with location to be announced.

Cohunnridge Ladies Aid Society Ray Carhart Columbus Jesus Alice Ainsworth Grace Grace St. John and William Danes Carhart

Spencer Aid Sews For Red Cross

Spencer Community Ladies Aid Society met at Mrs. Carl Fullom’s home with 24 members. A noonday dinner preceded devotions from Psalm 122, led by acting vice president Mrs. Pullom. The afternoon was spent sewing skirts and quilt blocks for the Red Cross. next meeting date to be announced.

Spencer Community Ladies Aid Society Carl Fullom R. D Corry Fullom Robert Clark Pullom The Red Cross

Columbus Aid Met by Miners Community Ladies

The Community Ladies' Aid Society met yesterday with Mrs. Frank Dodd of Union City as hostess. A tureen dinner for 20 members was served at noon. In the afternoon President Mrs. Hollis Uppermans led devotions and the business session. Plans were made for the next meeting at Mrs. Archie Benbon's on September 11, the second Thursday. Mrs. Frank Betts assisted.

Ladies Day At Corry Country Club Tuesday

The Corry Country Club announces Ladies Day on Tuesday with committee chair Mrs E H Harmon and members Mrs M T Gillette Mrs Roger Brown Mrs Rasselas Brown Miss Ina Austin Mrs Jack Castor and Mrs Mildred Alfred. Reservations for luncheon should be made by Saturday evening. Bridge and golf are planned for the afternoon.

Corry Country Club E. H. Harmon M. T. Gillette Roger Brown Rasselas Brown Missina Austin Jack Castor Mildred Alfred

Mrs Graft Hosts Local Contract Bridge Club

Mrs Frank Graft entertained last evening at the Graft home on East Trying attest for a regular local contract bridge session. High scores were posted by Mrs C W Jones, Mrs Ray Anderson and Mrs Genie Jackson. Dessert was served and the group will meet again in two weeks with Mrs Anderson as hostess.

Frank Graft C. W. Jones Ray Anderson Genie Jackson Graft Anderson

Adamses Welcome Daughter At Corry Hospital

Mr and Mrs Melvin Adams of 127 Second over Nic welcomed a daughter born early this morning at Corry Hospital.

Melvin Adams Nic Corry Hospital

Columbus 4 H Girls Attend Warren Roundup Today

Twenty girls from the Susy Needle and Flying Fingers groups travel to Warren for the Warren county 4 H Club round up. Activities start at 1 with games and swimming, lunch at noon, displays of club work and sewing demonstrations. They are chaperoned by county leaders including Mrs Arthur Page and Mrs Edgar Spoon.

Flying Fingers Columbus 4-H Warren Warren County Columbus Arthur Page Edgar Spoon Flying Fingers Grown Sheila Betts Busy Needles Carlton Curtis George Bensink Dell Miller

Women Of The Moose Hold Business Meeting

Mrs. Lana Hansen chaired a Women of the Moose meeting at North Center street club rooms with 27 members present. Mary Louse Waterhouse was initiated, insurance topics were discussed, and Lois Maloney invited the group to her Canadohta Lake summer home on August 21st for a social event, with transportation coordinated by Berniece DeJean Nina Jewell or Cora Daman. Ice cream cupcakes and coffee were served as the meeting adjourned, next meeting set for August 29.

Lana Hansen The Moose m North Center Street Mary Louse Waterhouse Lois Maloney Canadohta Lake Berniece DeJean Nina Jewell Cora Daman

Party Honors Mrs Henry Wold at East Main Street Home

Mrs Sidney Geertson and Mrs Matthew Stormes hosted twenty five guests at the former's East Main Street residence. The event honored Mrs Hyary Wold formerly Twila Nichols prior to her marriage. Guests enjoyed the evening as hosts served ice cream cake and coffee. Mrs Wold received numerous jewelry gifts a money purse and a bouquet of gladioli.

Henry Wold Sidney Geertson Matthew Stormes East Main Slinet Hyary Wold Marrie Twila Nichols

Reception for Bethel Tabernacle Pastor and Mrs Reeser

A reception at 671 Bash South Street honored pastor Rey Herman Reeser and Mrs Reeser. Hostesses Mrs Gerhuse Babbitt and Miss M Alelen Whitmyer gathered 39 guests for group singing and visiting. The event included a handkerchief shower for Mrs Reeser’s birthday and a purse offering, followed by a baked ham lunch.

Mrs Hinkley Honored At Mead Park Picnic

Mrs. Robert Hinkley was the honor guest as Mrs. Virgil Warner entertained eleven friends for a picnic at Mead Park. A one o'clock dinner was served and the afternoon was spent visiting. Mrs. Hinkley received many nice gifts from her friends.

Robert Hinkley Virgil Warner

Thompson's Borsoma Tablets Promoted For Kidney Relief

An old fashioned drug ad touts Thompson’s Borsoma Tablets to help kidneys filter waste and ease back aches. It claims the product cleanses waste and excess acid, urging readers to demand genuine tablets at drug stores and warns against fake laxatives.

Thompson

Attack on aged farm couple near Ohiopyle under inquiry

State Police held a 21 year old man for questioning in a Tuesday night assault on Irvin Shipley, 70, and his wife Rebecca, 64, at their farm near Ohiopyle. Police expected to arrest a second man within 24 hours after locating a suspect at a relative's home in Ohiopyle.

Uniontown Alg Irvin Shipley Rebecca Hathey Ohiopyle

New Fight Tossed Into Peace Meeting Sparks Debate

The report notes a renewed conflict at a peace meeting, referencing fluctuating price controls. Items affected include clocks, watches, typewriters, bicycles, batteries, metal office furniture, photography equipment, and outboard meters with varied percentage increases. OPA had required dealers to observe prior manufacturer price hikes.

OPA

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