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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1943
Page
5
Readable fragments describe miners and a run in Maryland with unspecified actors. The text is garbled and does not specify a clear event, date, or organization.
Ms James Cassidy of the Women's Central War Committee reports a large collection of discarded jewelry, over a hundred pounds, shipped to the Twelfth Night Club in New York for distribution to men in service, with much of the goods headed to the South Seas area.
Members of a card club led by Mrs William Dunlap and others met Monday evening at the Cony Country Club replacing their regular meeting. The event was a success with participants from several neighboring cities.
The community society column lists Pfc. Neil Gates at Camp Tyson Tenn and box club efforts in his honor. It notes gatherings at Mary Clabbate’s home on R D 1 and upcoming meetings at Miss Marie Anderson’s residence. Several residents travel for family visits to Camp Howse Texas Oil City and Washington Pa, with extended notes on relatives and maneuvers in Tennessee.
The United Brethren Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Harley Banks home and sewed another allotment of Red Cross garments. A brief business session followed with a salad course. Next meeting set for Mrs Chattes Keppel’s home with four guests attending.
The Home League of the Salvation Army met at the Salvation Army Hall for a tureen dinner and a weekly meeting. Seventeen ladies attended. Next Wednesday will host the monthly friendly night with speaker Mrs Bristow, evangelist from Toronto, at the hall.
Mrs. Robert Howles was complimented at a gathering hosted by her sister Mrs. Arthur Storer of North Center street. Sixteen friends attended. entertainment included games visiting and movies. Gifts were presented to Mrs. Howles and refreshments were served by the hostess and her mother Mrs. Charles Mack.
AP Beauty Editor Betty Clarke urges girls to eat from all seven basic food groups and get plenty of sleep. A balanced plan features vegetables, citrus, dairy, meat or eggs, grain, and small desserts. Suggested daily menu includes breakfast with fruit and egg, lunch vegetables, and dinner with fish and vegetables.
A miscellaneous bridal shower honored Jean Manwaring as she prepares to wed. Guests included Mary Epeston Ruth Perrin Mrs. Tyan Hawkins Mrs Maude Trisket and Lorraine Trisket. Prizes were won by several attendees and a lunch of ice cream bride’s cake and coffee was served.
In Harrisburg Aug 16, Associated Press reports Pennsylvania women contributed 5,617,000 pairs of silk and nylon hose to aid parachutes and powder bas for big field guns. Winter, R Roberts chairs the State Defense Council salvage committee, noting the state’s 280,854 pounds accounted for over 1% of the national total.
Mrs Jack Walsh hosted a gathering at her West Wayne home to honor Mrs Kirk Sawyer. The group presented awards to Mrs H F Kight linger, Mrs E Welsh and others while pink and blue decorations brightened the room. A salad and dessert lunch followed with gifts for Mrs Sawyer from her friends. Attending were Mrs Albert Ross, Mrs Leo Rhynard, Mrs Eddward Brigham, Mrs Thomas Kinet, Mrs Clarence Mixey, Mrs Harry Welch, Mrs Thomas Burkhart and Mrs Willlim Moir.
Cpl and Mrs LaRme Hamilton welcomed daughter Kay Rosalind born August 25 at Hamburg PA hospital. The Hamiltons, former Cory residents, report the father stationed at Aberdeen Maryland.
The Poetry Society held a picnic at Miss Lena Cohen's North Center Street residence. An outdoor gathering featured a turgen picnic and piano solos by Mrs W Jones. Plans for future years include studying plays and modern poetry writing methods.
Members of the N. F. Club enjoyed yesterday at the cottage of Mrs. A. A. Merker on Columbus Lake. A noon dinner was served and the afternoon proved pleasant. The evening meal featured a donutilal tureen supper.
Miss Joan McCray hosted a social for Miss Mary Ann Merrick and Miss Barbara Orn as they prepare to enter nurses training. A handkerchief shower followed with a two course lunch for Merrick Orn Leona Holton Faith Mesenger Katherine Spiesman Betty McEl downey Mary Ost and Virginia Armitage.
Mrs Willis Craker hosted the Sit and Chatter Club last evening at her West Washington street home. Members enjoyed visiting, sewing, and a salad lunch served by the hostess.
Mrs. E. W. Feldt hosted friends at Findley Lake last evening. A tureen supper was served and attendees included Mrs. Harold Powell, Mrs. Leo Hoylen, Mrs. Arthur Scheppner, Mrs. Luke Graham, Mrs. Pall Phelps, and Mrs. Joseph Shamburg.
A lifelong Republican from Erie County outlines qualifications for the position. Born in Corry and raised there, he has 16 years as a musician, 12 years as deputy coroner in Caiom City, and 12 years in Erie business. An active member of the Erie County Sportsmen's League and a property owner, he promises impartial service and faithful duties.
The readable note claims scientists estimate the planet Phuto has a mass about 0.83 times that of Earth. It lists radio program schedules and titles around broadcast lineups, with no further context or corroborating details provided.
Harrisburg Aug 26 Governor Martin said the state can implement the federal maternity aid program for servicemen's wives by September 1 without extra personnel. He noted the program was approved last Monday and will proceed this week.
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