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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1944

Page

5

Conquest of Japan Costs 71 Billion Yearly Says Army Leader

Lt. Gen. Brehon Somervell, commanding general of the Army Service Forces, warned that conquering Japan will cost about 71 billion dollars a year. He projected the Japan war would be the largest the nation has fought, coming after Germany's defeat, and called for 300,000 more workers on critical programs during an upswing in production announced before the National Association of Manufacturers.

Japan New York Germany Brehon Somervell Army Service Forces National Association of Manuacturers

Quilting Club Plans Holiday Dinner and Party

Eight Quilting Club members met at Mrs Bruce Thomas home to arrange a December 29 dinner at Hotel Corry followed by a Christmas party at Mrs Hardld Patterson's residence on East Frederick Street Gifts will be exchanged and the evening featured sewing and visiting with apple pie à la mode and coffee.

Quilting Club Bruce Thomas Second Ave Marie Blose Hotel Corry Hardld Patterson East Frederick Street

Shreve-Woodworth 4 Nuptials Announced in Florida

Frances Jeenette Woodworth and Lauren Oliver Shreve married November 26 at Grace Methodist Church in St. Augustine Florida. Shreve, a private first class in the Army, is stationed at Camp Blanding. The couple, known in Cory, worked at Aero Supply Mfe. Corp.

Bessie Woodworth Pleasant Street Frances Jeenette Lauren Oliver Shreve Lyle Shreve West Smith Street Grace Methodist Church St. Augustine Fla Shreve Camp Blanding

Purchasing Agents Meet In Oil City This December

The Purchasing Agents Association of Northwestern Pennsylvania hosts its regular monthly meeting in Oil City at the Hotel Arlington. A directors’ meeting precedes a 6 30 dinner with commodity discussions led by Addison Smiley of H C Bemis Bradford and H W Ledehaur of Hammond Iron Works Warren. Corry plant reps will attend.

Purchasing Agents Association of Northwestern Pennsylvania Arlington Oil City Addison Smiley H.C. Bemis Company Bradford H. W. Ledehaur Hammond Iron Works Warren Corry Industrial Plants

Union City Man Observes 87th Birthday In Hospital

John Bartholme of Union City marks his 87th birthday while in Stemn Memorial Hospital after a fall on September 2. Born in Hart France, he arrived in the United States at 14 and has four children, 12 grandchildren, eight great grandchildren, and four grandsons in the armed forces. His grandson Lieut Neil Bartholme is a German prisoner.

Union City John. Bartholme Stemn Memorial Hospital Mr. Bartholme Hart France America Belden Bradley Paul Bartholme Waterford Vern Smith North Warren A. J. Bell Eric Neil Bertholme

Local Families Welcome New Daughters Aboard

A daughter was born last evening at Corry Hospital A s on to Mr and Mrs Melvin Yoder of Spartansburg R D 1. A son born at Meadville Spencer Hospital to Mr and Mrs Or ford Hollahaugh. Mrs Hollahaugh is Ruth Mould formerly of this city and the grandparents are Mr and Mrs E B Mould of West Church Street.

Melvin Yoder Spartansburg Corry Hos «Pital Olford Hollahaugh Meadville’ Spencer Hospital

Local soldiers and visitors gather in Corry and nearby towns

Residents report arrivals and departures of servicemen and family visits. John Sullivan and Mrs Sullivan head to Davieville after a lengthy trip with Ruth Welker visiting in Washington. Wilbur and Mrs Sperry return on furlough from Camp Stewart, Georgia. Various relatives travel for visits and shopping errands in Erie Jamestown and Charleston with addresses and streets noted.

John M. Sullivan Davieville R. 1 Turlough Sperry Savannah Lillian Bennett West Smith Street Erie Bonnie Hopkins John T. Harrison Charleston West Virginia Lyle Wilcox Snyder Circle Cpl Alton Hinman Atlantic City Carl B. Hinman Maple Avenue Bruce Ellsworth East Irving Street Greveland Ellsworth Corry-Jamestown Mfg. Corp John Boland East Main Street Aspinwall Vetrans’ Hospital Earl Morrison Jamestown Corry Richard Mesh G. M North East Pyl Paul Barron Amavillo Texas Marlon Heath Franklin Street Ids Watrous Jerry Sherrod Eileen Anthony Merle Fitzgerald Robert McCaslin Erié Daniel Kamber Fort. Leonard Wood Missouri Matilda

Birthday Party Honored Mrs Earl Messinger In Columbus

Mr and Mrs Andrew Christen sen of Columbus hosted a birthday celebration for Mrs Earl Messinger. Attendees included Rev and Mrs C FP Hildebrand Mrs Velma Sliter and daughter Francis and son Carl Clyde Nelson Mrs Betty Jewel and son Larry and Mr and Mrs Earl Messinger and family. Mrs Messinger received many gifts from friends.

Earl Messenger Andrew Christensen Columbus Earl Messinger C, FP Hildebrand Velma Sliter Francis Carl Clyde Nelson Betty Jewel Larry Messinger

Rebekah Christmas Party Plans and Prizes

The Rebekah lodge held a routine business meeting led by noble grand Mrs. Oscar Fritz at Odd Fellows Hall with a large attendance. Plans were made for the Christmas party on December 19 as games followed the meeting with prizes awarded to Mrs. May Carmike and Mrs. William Dyckes.

Jim.teeoeKaa Odd Fallows Hall Oscar Fritz May Carmike William Dyckes

Rotary Club Plans Park Entrance Tribute

The Rotary Club met at Hotel Corry to vote a $10 donation to Salvation Army Christmas work and to cooperate with Mead Park directors on a park entrance honoring Glen Mead, a former Rotary International president. Major Alford Schotter spoke on Salvation Army work and his wartime experiences in France and Germany.

Rotary Club Hotel Corry Glenn Midleton Salvation Army Mead Park Glen Mead Rotary International Alford Schotter Major Schotter France Germany

Circle No. 1 WSCS elects officers at Jan meeting

Mrs Joseph Guignon presided as president with Ruth Dahlstrand vice president Harriet Myers secretary and H Vaughn treasurer. Eighteen members and one guest attended at Mrs Frank Schrader home on East South Street. The group welcomed three new members and set next meeting for January 2.

Joseph Guignon WSCS W.S. C Frank Schrader East South Street Jesson Ida Ohrn R. 8. Dewey A. G. Stine Lester Lopus Ruth Foster Ruth Dahlstrand Harriet, Myers H. §. Vaughn Well Andrus

Amici Sewing Circle Holds After Service Meeting

The Amici Sewing Circle of United Brethren Church met at Mrs. G. Carl Wengert’s home with 18 members and one guest. Devotions opened the session led by Mrs. Harold Fish and Mrs. Marshall Sherwood, the president, led the business. Plans were made for a Christmas party December 19 at Mrs. Glenn Humes’s home with an exchange of gifts. Refreshments of fruit jello, cupcakes, and coffee were served by several members.

Wardle United Brethren Church G. Carl Wencert North Center Street Harold Fish Marshall Sherwood Glenn Humes Wengert Lyle Chase Vernon Welch H. H. Gilson

New Club Formed Tuesday Evening The Chalet Glib

A new club formed Tuesday evening at Miss Bobby Lou Dickson's home with younger girls in attendance. Officers elected include President Miss Grace Middleton Vice President Miss Dickson secretary treasurer Miss Virginia Elder. The group named The Chalet Glib and will meet again December 12 with Miss Alice Medunkins. attendees included Patty Cullen Patsy Skinner and Betty Johnson.

Wey Tay Bobby Lou Dickson Presient Grace Middleton Miss Dickson Virginia Elder Alice Medunkins Patty Cullen Patsy Skinner Betty Johnson

Marriage of Dorothy Neylon and Richard Cole in Buffalo

Mrs. Dorothy Sheely, formerly of this city, wed Richard Cole of Buffalo Tuesday afternoon at Dellaven Presbyterian Church in Buffalo. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Neylon, wore blue crepe and roses. sister Mrs. Bartholme attended. Best man was Joseph Pearce. A buffet supper followed at the Park Lane, with the couple to reside in Williamsville. Mrs. Cole previously worked at Raymond’s office and Bell Aircraft. Mr. Cole is a Rhode Island State College graduate with duties at the Bell plant. Attending included Mr. and Mrs. Neylon and daughter Mrs. Ferry.

Weoums Buffalo Dorothy Sheely Richard Cole J.J. Neylon McGintis Frederick Bartholme Union City Joseph Pearce Cole Park Lane Williamsville N.Y Raymond

Farewell Party Honoring Mrs. Harold Kightlinger

A farewell dinner for Mrs. Harold Kightlinger was hosted by Mrs. Harold Lewis on Smith Street. Eight ladies attended as the guest of honor moves to Cambridge Springs, receiving a fine gift from the group.

Harold Kightlinger Harold Lewis Smith Street Cambridge Springs

Betrothal announced of Wavelene Cobb and Pybs Willcox

Mr. and Mrs. Ray 8. Cobb of Co lmmtus announce the engagement of their daughter Wavelene to Pybs Charles Willcox of Dodge City Kansas. Willcox is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Willcox of Spring Creek. No wedding date set.

Ray Cobb Colmmtus Wavelene Charles Willcox Dodge City Kas Willcox Frank Willcox Spring Creek

Erie Man Rescued From Misery Bay

Ralph Howard Prana was rescued from Misery Bay after his light duckboat capsized. Erie Coast Guard officers spotted the distress, launched a cutter, and brought him in for first aid before returning home.

Erie Ralph Howard Prana Misery Bay Ray Behling Erie Coast Guard Coast Gusrda Tny Iton Franz Behring

Three Bellefonte Children Die From Gas Fumes

In Bellefonte Pennsylvania on December 6 three children Richard seven Robert five and Nancy four died from gas fumes after their mother Mrs Hobart Rossman returned from work and found the home filled with gas. Dr Joseph Parrish cited the deaths as due to asphyxia with the kitchen gas burner either blown out or ignited by the children.

sex _oopuenavens PTE Bellefonte Hobart Rossman Richard Robert Nancy Joseph Parrish Corres Charles Sheckler

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