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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1942
Page
5
A fragmented cryptic note from 1941 mentions Asi Aut 1 in result with incomplete timing details. The readable elements point to a dated record or listing, but the precise event, place, and participants remain unclear.
Relatives of Mrs. Blanche Stearns gathered on Franklin Street to celebrate her birthday anniversary. Entertainment included refreshments and a social mix of guests such as Ronald Garter, Mrs. Lola Shaffer, Jer Shirley, Mrs. Edward Mills, Allen Foote, Mrs. Grace, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter.
Daughter born this morning to Mr and Mrs Edwin Pam at 148 Park Street. Son born to Mr and Mrs Hubbard 138 West Wayne Street Sunday evening. Another son born to Mr and Mrs En Dunnewold in Clymer NC at Corry hospital Sunday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Fields and Miss Margaret Bartholme hosted a chicken dinner at the Boston Mouse on Sunday for Pred die and Donid Einers who are soon entering military service. Attendees included Roy Fields and daughter Marie, Margaret Bartholme, Donald Eimers and family, Freddie Rimers, Mrs. Ralph Eimers, Gerald Anderson and guests Ruth Thorogood Neylon Schreckengost Mary Bedner and Mary Granber.
Brown hosted a luncheon and shower at the Hotel Comy Saturday afternoon at one o'clock in compliment to Misses Betty Pogle and Mary Loveland who will be married this month. Goyers for seven were laid and a chicken fricassee menu served. Each guest received a gardenia corsage.
Mr and Mrs Gerald Black hosted a Sunday dinner at East Columbus Avenue honoring George A Black who is leaving for induction this week. Relatives from Bradford Mount Jewett and Carry attended and presented several useful gifts to the honoree.
The SC SOCIETY Club and Victory Speakers Bureau hosted a Sunday Community Sing at Cory High School with Howard J. Stiven presiding. Alfred Anundsen from the U S Destroyer Porter spoke briefly. H Lynn Rice led the senior high choir in a cappella numbers. A small audience attended due to a severe storm, but the event was deemed a success and will be followed by winter gatherings to boost war effort morale.
The Amici Bible Class of United Brethren in Christ Church marked its thirteenth anniversary with a Saturday dinner at the Ritz Restaurant attended by 28 members. Rev. Harris organized the program with group singing, games, three talks on the past present and future of the class, musical solos and duets, and a vocal trio. The hosting committee included Floy Dougherty and several church members.
Mus Frank Perry hosted a Saturday evening party at Wes Wayne Street for his daughter Connie as she turned two. Attendees included Michel Piccirillo Jr and family, Mrs Ralph Chiricnzio Jr and others, with pink and white decorations and a dessert course. Connie received many gifts.
Mr and Mrs R A Bachomner hosted fifty six relatives and friends at their West Pleasant Street home to honor Norbert Bachotner who departs with Wednesday s contingent of selectees. Guests enjoyed visiting and singing with refreshments served later. The guest of honor received a use of money from his friends Sergeant and Mrs Robert Trisket of Fort Knox Ky were among the attendees.
Mrs Erie Wapwell entertained the Triple K Club at her East Pleasant Street home Saturday evening. After a pleasant visit the hostess served a two course lunch. Attendees included Mrs John Boland Miss Marion Smith Mrs Henry Spicer and Miss Margaret Dufty of Brie.
Linda Lee McCray, daughter of Mr and Mrs Francis McCray, was honored on her first birthday at a home gathering on West Church Street Saturday afternoon hosted by Miss Ruth Johnson, Miss Edna Johnson, and Mrs Russell Clark. Guests included Linda Lee, Mrs Francis McCray, Ms Edmund Bary and Larry, Mrs James Greene, Kay Lorraine, and Karen Louise. Ice cream cake cookies and candy were served in pink and white. The young honoree received gifts from friends.
Extra surprises tucked with Christmas presents. Your wave or WAAG will get a stash out of finding clothes pins in with your sift. The pins arrive in a khaki or blue tiny drawstring bag. Ten clothes pins for 25.
Food shortages threaten traditional holiday confections but available domestic nuts raisins and some candies offer decorating options for cakes cookies and confections.
A jammed list shows NBC CBS and Mutual radio taps with programs and hosts. Names include Edward Arild Orson Welles Joan Bennett James Melton and Charlie Spivak Band along with boxing match Rey Robinson vs Al Nettlaway and various quiz and concert slots across stations NBC CBS and Mutual.
Romance survives wedding and engagement plans as platinum reserves run low. Palladium remains available to meet jewelry and commercial needs with tarnish resistance and a bright white look that closely matches platinum, keeping options open for couples and jewelers.
AP dispatch notes thousands of Japanese troops massing in Manchuria amid tense Sino Russian reach. Region reports indicate 4 000 Japanese in review. overall estimates of forces vary with claims up to 1 000 000, though not confirmed by other authorities.
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