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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1945

Page

5

For All Furs By Vivian Brown Up News features Writer

Urges winter fur care with day to day tips for storage handling cleaning and wear. Advises avoiding rubbing on wet fur drying properly shaking after wear and using a furrier for stains. Recommends indoor draping protecting fur from perspiration heat and moisture and cautions on perfume and leather wear. Mention of back neck edge wear and proper fastenings plus purse carry to reduce wear. Canned foods that show spoilage should be disposed.

Are Vivian Brown UP News Ayd Urge Winter Alaska

Leaders' Council Holds Dinner Meeting at the Ritz

The Leaders' Council met last night at the Ritz for a dinner meeting attended by Ruth Bush Olga Swanson Antoinette Baresi Helen Spencer Doris Bertram Mary Anderson Helen Lodge Anne WOl ford Mrs M B Reed Mrs Elva Shatzbarger Thomas Bettes and Secretary Clyde W Shatzbarger Plans include a series of pictures on Learning To Live Together Gray club suppers were planned Boys and girls attending will gain skills by running suppers and the program A number of items were considered and officers were elected president Miss Mary Anderson vice president Miss Ruth Bush secretary treasurer Miss Helen Spencer

Dory x. Meu Colinei Ritz Atendance Ruth Bush Olga Swanson Antoiinette Baresi Helen Spencer Doris Bertram Mary Anderson Helen Lodge Anne Wolford M. 8. Reed Elva Shatzbarger Thomas Bettes Clyde W. ‘Shatzbarger

Birthday Party for Yvonne Thayer at East Pleasant Street

Mrs Harry Thayer hosted a birthday party yesterday afternoon for her daughter Yvonne as she celebrated her seventh birthday. Attendees included David Taylor Christine Besson Rita Downey Mary Downey Barbara Bary Henry Morton Dickie Maloney Charlotte Reynolds and Yvonne. The table was decorated in pink and white with candy bouquets and Valentine suckers as favors. Ice cream cake and chocolate milk were served with help from Mrs Gleeson Morgan. Yvonne received many beautiful gifts from her playmates.

Yvonne Thayer Harry Thayer East Pleasant Street Yvonne David Taylor Christine Besson Rita Mary Downey Barbara Bary Henry Morton Dickie Maloney Charlotte Reynolds

500 Club Meets With Mrs Milton Zalzneck

Mrs Milton Zaseneck hosted the 500 Club at her West Wayne Street home last evening for a gathering of eight. Awards went to Mrs George Stanford Sr Mrs George Stanford Jr and Mrs Clinton McLean. Guests enjoyed chicken salad hot rolls chocolate pecan pie and coffee. The next meeting is planned for February Mth hosted by Mrs Elwood Baccus South Center Street.

Milton Zaseneck West Wayne Street George Stanford, Sr George Stanford, Jr Clinton McLean Elwood Baccus South Center Street

Marriage at Winchester Unites Follett and Lair

O W Follett once a City Market owner marries Marion Lair of Mion City in Winchester West Virginia with Rev Wilson of the Presbyterian Church officiating January 26. The couple will reside at 926 North Genter Street in Corry.

Winchester O. W. Follett City Market Marion Lair Mion City Wilson Presbyterian Church W. Va Corry North Genter Street

Ward Employees Dinner at Hotel Corry

Twenty five Montgomery Ward store employees were guests of the store at a buffet dinner held in the private dining room downstairs of Hotel Corry at 5 30. After the meal the staff returned to the store for inventory work.

Card Club Meet With Miss Shirley Larson

Miss Shirley Larson hosted her card club at North Center Street last evening. Two tables of contract were played and guest Lorraine Cummins won the high prize. Cake, ice cream and coffee were served. The next meeting is scheduled for February 14 with Mrs Wilbur Rikers.

Shirley Larson Shirley Larson North Center Street Lorraine Cummins Miss Larson Wilbur Rikers

Local service members report travels and discharges

Ple George LeFevre arrives home from Camp Howat Texas with honorable discharge. Lt Frank Laurie leaves for Florence DC after furlough with parents. Mrs Laurie remains in Corry. will join later. Pfc Elvin Eshelman returns to Houston after 23 day furlough with wife child Flynn Jr. Cpl Everett Te Winkle heads to Fort Bills TX after visit with Clymer parents. Miss Juanita Stranahan to visit Washington DC. Mrs J P McLaughlin and son Joe visit Euclid street relatives. Mrs M B Spaulding travels to Eric to see daughter Martha in Humant Hospital after wisdom teeth operation. Sgt A Troy Bell leaves Oceanview Delaware after 12 day furlough with aunt and auntie. wife to accompany to Warren.

George LeFevre Camp Howat Texas Amy W. Leroy Wilcox Cleveland Tll Frank Laurie Florence D. C Ray Laurie Harold Patterson Arthur Colegrove Euclid Street M. B Spaulding Spring Street Jeff Eric Martha Huamot Hospital Miss Spaulding Sgt A. Troy Bell Oceanview Delaware Anide Allison Gifford East South Street Sgt Bell Warren

United Brethren Aid Sews Red Cross Projects

The United Brethren Laces Aid met at Mrs. Allene Doolittle’s Novi Center street home with fourteen members. Devotions opened the session led by vice president Mrs. HE. E. Bush. President Mrs. Harris Watrous led a business discussion. Plans were made to sew two cartons of Red Cross bundles for Philippines recipients. Lap robes and khaki kits were sewn. Dessert was served by Mrs. Doolittle with Mrs. Lynn Fleming and Mrs. Watrous assisting. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Clarence Deyoe’s home on West Columbus avenue in February.

U. B. Aid Red Cross United Brethren Laces Allene Doolittle Novi Center Street HE. E. Bush Harris Watrous Philippines Doolittle Lynn Fleming Watrous Clarence Deyoe Columbus Avenue

Radio Schedule Highlights From NBC CBS Tonight

Tonight on NBC prime time Prank Morgan 8 30 Di nah Shore 9 Bing Crosby 9 30 Joan Davis 19 Abbot and Costello 10 80 Prank Sinatra with Rudy Vallee CBS Suspense Most Dangerous Game 8 30 Death Valley Sheriff 9 Major Bowes Navy Drama 10 First Line Larry Douglas Kay Bran ds BLU T 30 T s Murder Safety Dramay 6 15 Lum and Abner 9 30 Johnny Long Bang 10 Fred Waring Music 10 30 March of Time Cecil B DeMille

NBC Morgan Dinah Shore Bing Crosby Joan Davis Abbot Ned Costello Sinatra Rudy Vallee CBS Death Valley Major Bowes Portestal Speaker First Larry Douglas Kay Bran Blu—T Lum Abner Fred Waring Cecil B. DeMille

World’s Only Lady Sherlock Carries Baker Street Torch

Kathleen Morrison of Calgary, Alberta, is the sole active woman member of Sherlock Holmes societies, linking Calgary with Akron Ohio’s Sherlock Holmes Society. Her tale explains how she became a Lady Sherlock, from medical student to writer of a Watson monograph and active lecturer, enriching the Holmes literature network.

Sherlock Baker Street Charles Nonce Kathleen T. Morrison Calgary Alberta Sally Sherlock Sherlock Holmes Sherlock Holmes Society Akron Ohio C. R. Andrew, Gasage Dr. Watson C. B. Andrew Gasogene Hie Sherlock Holmes Society of Dr. Scarlett Andrew Mr. Sturett

Judy Catlin Celebrates Fifth Birthday Party

Judy Catlin aged five celebrated her birthday yesterday afternoon with a party attended by Marion Orcutt Mary Jane Bilstrom Charles Joe Spiesman Judy Franz Ant Corbin David Boyd Paul Dingle Phyllis Butters and others. Prizes went to Marion Orcutt Charles Joe Spiesman and David Boyd. The pink yellow and green theme featured a decorated cake sandwiches and chocolate milk as the children enjoyed games and gifts.

Stoners Calin Maron Street Judy Sifti Maviai Orcutt Mary Jane Bilstrom Charles Joe Splesman Judy Franz Ant Corbin David Boyd Joh Bog Paul Dingle Phyllis Butters Marion Orcutt Charles Joe Spiesman Cat- Tin Paul Spiesman

Mrs Alexander Hosts N F Club at Matt Street Home

Mrs Harry Alexander of Matt street entertained the N P Club at her home. Attending were Mrs Clyne Heath Hazel Weeks Mrs Nellie Merker Mrs A J Merker and Miss Robva Hadda Sowing. Guests were entertained for the evening and a dessert course was served. Mrs Heat to host February 14 at Franklin street home.

Alexander N. F Harry Alexander Matt Street N. P. Clb Clyne Heath Hazel Weeks Nellie Merker A. J. Merker RoBva Hadda Heat Franklin Street

8000 Soldiers Reported AWOL In European Theater

Maj Gen Mil on A Reckford of the U S Provost Marshal said 8000 American soldiers are absent without leave in the European theater. He corrected last week’s 18000 figure to 13000 total, noting the count likely double counted new AWOL cases at about 600 daily while not accounting for daily returns to duty.

Associated Press Paris Milon A. Reckford U. 5

Georgia Legislature Moves to Repeal Poll Tax

Atlanta Feb 1 Both chambers of the Georgia legislature vote overwhelmingly to repeal the $1 poll tax with Senate acceptance of a substitute pending final action. House action: 141 to 61. Senate earlier approved repeal 3 to 19 but preferred a plan for permanent voter registration.

Atlanta Georgia Legislative Senate House

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