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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1946
Page
5
The Rose Hill event drew a mixed crowd to the village square, with locals and travelers sharing meals and tales. Volunteers handed out maps and guided attendees to the booths showcasing crafts, music, and regional specialties.
A report to Secretary of Labor Schwel lenbach notes two core issues wages and union membership to be resolved between the corporation and CIO United Auto Workers. About 2,000 American Brass workers in Buffalo planned midnight Friday strikes, part of a wider 80,000 member stoppage tied to a proposed 20 percent wage increase affecting Waterbury Torrington New Britain and Waterbury Montross offices. Other plants in Detroit Kenosha and Bridgeport faced similar walkouts with details on involvement to follow.
Notice for an optometrist practice located at B14 State Street Erie Pennsylvania on the second floor opposite Warner Theatre. Hours daily 10:00 to 1:00 and 1:80 to 5:00 with Wednesday afternoons closed. Evening by appointment. Phone 64-250.
Mrs. Cleve Morton and daughters join groups for social events while others depart for Buffalo Ice Follies. Cpl Alfred Johnson visits Kenmare after a weekend with relatives. Many residents, including the Williams and Becker families, are hosting or visiting across town. Military and travel details mix with local calls and arrivals as residents pause for weekend plans and relatives.
The images display Stein and Blaise designed accessories to accompany a new suit. Navy and white striped pure silk blouse features meticulous tailoring, rounded neckband, bow folds, long sleeves with cuff buttons, and a blue and white striped dickey. An overblouse for cocktail wear, pale blue silk with cap sleeves, complements a long or short skirt.
Lt. John Bricker and Sut. John Mehallick of the State Police stationed at Laurence Pak were in the city yesterday on business. Mrs. F. McCray and daughter Adele McCray of Fourth Avenue were in transit moving on to Rule for a brief stay on business. They planned to visit North East later today as weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. V. King.
Mrs H H Gilson West Congress Street hosts a surprise birthday gathering as eight friends visit with cake ice cream and coffee. Attending are Mrs Yan Campbell Mrs Austin Johnson Mrs Harley Marsh Mrs B V McClintock Mrs Floyd Dougherty Mrs Lloyd Sharver Mrs Robert Davis and Mrs G T Bergman who plan a monthly birthday club.
A bridal shower honoring Miss Eileen Williams was held at the home of Mrs. C. A. Williams on Hast Gongress sireal last evening. Twelve ladies attended and a prize of 500 was awarded to Mrs. Milan Williams and Miss Oneila Williams. Guests enjoyed salad, angel food cake with ice cream, and each attendee received gifts.
The Woman's Victory Club met in the Library Building with Leslie Weld presiding. The salute to the flag, prayers, and committee appointments marked the session. Mrs Reed, Mrs Fewell, and Mrs Wells were tasked to arrange for a civilian tribute for war service members and workers at the Maple Leaf Room on Thursday evening February 7.
The club thanks all who generously contributed their time and money to the infantile paralysis drive. Members acknowledge the support of the whole community, including families and businesses, and note the memorial will honor Lole Memorial Hospital Pua with donations totaling ST.
Girl Scout Troop 39 gathered at the Pees Presbyterian Church recreation rooms for a regular meeting last evening. Miss Avene Kinch welcomed attendees, with Mrs Lonnie Christie as leader. Miss Mira Heerlein organized a pleasant treasonr outing and Miss Colgja Seibuiblne fed the fing adult. Two interest groups formed, one led by Eve Kep ler to study first aid, the other with Mrs Camden Roliner studying parking. Miss Blingr Byuléwin offered assistance to the Semist, and Craft activity volunteers joined the session as it closed.
Columbus Community Church hosts a turkey dinner benefit starting at 6 pm with serving until finished. Proceeds fund local needs. expected 900 attendees. Menu includes tomato juice, rolls, mashed potatoes, stuffing, vegetables, Nipplete, pie, and coffee. Tickets available now or at the door. committee members listed.
A Valentine party was held yesterday in the Sunday School rooms of Emmanuel Episcopal Church for parish children. Mrs. Paul Dwyer led the class of six, with Judy Dwyer assisting. After a treasure hunt, refreshments including sandwiches and chocolate were served.
Miss Dorothy Williams, celebrated nurse with extensive professional training, was announced as chief nurse at the hospital. The appointment follows praise from colleagues and administration for her leadership during recent weeks and her notable previous service in Corry.
POWs are being sought around Sheffield PA with a German prisoner identified as Dan Gelerl, 18, attached to a work detail in western Pennsylvania. In Carlisle, Gen Williston B Palme assumes command of the Carlisle Barracks and the new Bella formation, succeeding Gen Addison D Davis who led the post since May 1941.
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