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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1945

Page

4

Country Club Tureen Supper At Corry Club

Seventy five Corry Country Club members enjoyed a tureen supper at the clubhouse Sunday evening. Co chairmen Mrs Maurice Wilkinson and Mrs Norman Neckers were assisted by Mrs Harold Sweet. Miss Hazel Sweet and others helped. Next supper party will be a potluck dinner on Labor Day.

Country Club Corry

Final Club Card Party Of Season At Country Club

The final summer bridge party will be held tomorrow at the Country Club with Mr and Mrs H J Davis hosting. An unusually large crowd is expected as members town guests and others attend. Attendees are asked to bring sandwiches.

H. J. Davis

Elks Club Annual Picnic Draws Record Crowd

Two hundred and fifty members of Comny Lodge B attended the Elks annual picnic at Sekerak's Grove East Cohnabus avenue on Sunday. Festivities began with a bacon and egg breakfast at 9, roast beef dinner at noon, and music in the afternoon. The event drew a larger crowd than recent years, with hundreds enjoying meals, refreshments, and socializing under chairman Donald Nantes.

Elks Comny Lodge Sekerak’s Grove East Cohnabus Avenue Donald Nantes About &Erelock Jash Musicbill Carry Lodge Gener Con Aldersa

Labor Day Picnic Set For Aero Lodge 1508 Members

Aero Lodge 1508-LA of My workers and families plan a Labor Day picnic next Monday at Mead Park. It will be a family basket dinner with refreshments from the lodge and a full schedule of games and contests for adults and children. Prizes will be offered for events and a complete program arranged. The lodge expects the largest crowd of the season with members from many nearby communities attending and special features planned by organizers.

Aero Lodge Mead Park Union Lodge Lotge

Local Auxiliary Women At District Meeting

Mrs. Leon Brown and Mrs. Frank Gravino of this city attended the District meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary in Greenville Saturday as part of twelve statewide gatherings. Officers for state offices were elected with Dr. Ruth Miller Steese of Miminburg elected president, succeeding Mrs. Marlin Estreman of Quarryville. Other ballot results included Mrs. D. A. Krumvine of State College and Mrs. Bilis Houseknecht of Hughesville.

Leon Brown Frank Gravino American Legion Auxiliary Greenville Ruth Miller Steese Miminburg Legior Ausiltacy Marlin Estreman Quarryville Othos D. A. Krumvine State College Ns. Bilis Houseknecht Hughesville

Local Girl Scouts Go To Camp At Hawthorne Ridge This Week

Girl Scouts Troop 39 members Lucille Beckwith Judy Bender Barbara Besson Patty Fleming Grace Gresham Barbara Lee Group Marle Hanan Mira Low Heerlein Honey Rae Ingram Janice Johnston Mary Lou McIlroy Dorothy Patterson Edina Smith and Patty Thayer departed yesterday for a three day stay at Camp Hawthorne Ridge Edinboro Accompanied by their troop leader Adele McCray and several adult relatives several Sun day visitors joined the group at the Rossins Franklin Street home A Warren resident Doris Grane visits her father J H Grane Liberty Street and a local picnic at the Schrimpers Belle Valley drew Mr and Mrs Arthur Miller Mr and Mrs Lawrence Milley and families Lucile Lines and daughters. Robert Lindqurst Euclid Street returned from a week in Erie with relatives and friends.

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Birth Announcements From Local Hospitals

A son was born to Mr and Mrs Marion Alshers of Spartansburg at Union City Hospitals on August 22. A daughter was born early yesterday morning at Corry Hospital to Mr and Mrs Pred McEldowney of 29144 South Center Street. A daughter was born Sunday morning to Mr and Mrs Allen Burten of 95 Snyder Circle at Corry Hospital.

Marion Alshers Spartansburg Union City Hospitals Corry Hospital Pred McEldowney South Center Street Allen Burten Snyder Circle Corry Hbeital Poo Renta Sea

Danger Signals Mysterious Aches and Pains

An old advert warns kidney failure causes general ill health and promotes Thompson's Borsoma Tablets to stimulate kidney action and quick relief. It claims products improve urinary secretions and general wellness, urging readers to buy at druggists and noting additional laxative tablets.

Thompson Falco Golden Lax

Truman Urges Maintaining Draft With Shorter Induction

President Truman argues to keep the draft but reduce inductions during the transition to peace. He favors maintaining military strength while returning long-serving veterans home, proposing a two-year induction window and a pool of volunteers to fill the ranks. He specifies the 18 to 35 age group should be drawn from during the shift.

Truman Cmd

Reds Occupy Three More Islands in Pacific Push

Soviet forces under Stalin expanded their hold in the Kuriles and southern Sakhalin as disclosed by Moscow. They seized Russka port and reported about 35,000 more Japanese troops captured, including six generals, bringing total prisoners to about 400,000.

Asoclaven London Soviet Russia Kuriles Imy Stalin Moscow Iso Sakhalin Island Russka Isken Piselehhays

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