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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1944
Page
5
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The Krazyate Club met last evening at Mrs. Robert Hunton's South Center Street home. Awards for five hundred were given to Mrs. Weeley-Seamans and Mrs. Walter Pawlson. Refreshments followed the gathering.
Miss Adele McCray entertained members of the N O W club last night at her Fourth Avenue home. Games and prizes highlighted the evening with winners named as Miss Elizabeth Dawson and Mrs. John Street. Hostess served a salad dessert luncheon. Attending were Mrs. Armour Hillstrom, Mrs. Dahlstrand, Mrs. John Freno Jr, Mrs. Street, Miss Marion Sullivan, Miss Dorothy Hittleberser and Miss Elizabeth Lanston.
March program by the Concord P T A features an operetta to be performed by students under Mrs Lynn Rive later in March. Founders Day candlelight ceremony led by Frederick Benn highlighted the dimmer and business meeting with 30 plus attendees.
Frances Whiting, editor of Cosmopolitan, predicts a booming era for American writing after the war. She aims for honest, entertaining fiction and top non-fiction, reflecting the times while guiding aspiring writers and supporting fresh American voices. Whiting, a Washington PA native, studied at Vassar and built a career across politics, publishing, and journalism before joining Cosmopolitan.
Mr and Mrs Robert Lindstrom recently married were honored at a home gathering hosted by the bride’s parents Mr and Mrs Arvid Anderson on R D 1 Fifty five relatives and friends attended and the couple received many gifts The hostess served a late lunch Present were Mr and Mrs Harry Williams Panama N M Mrs Charles Swanson Mikses Ida Amy Ohrn Florence Gasler and Mrs Helen Damon Columbus
Glenn L. Morris spoke on radio science in aircraft control in a Lyceum talk titled Om the Beam. He demonstrated radio beams markers direction finders landing devices and other instruments to illustrate airmen guidance. The performance drew a large crowd at the Senior High school auditorium and a matinee for school children.
At Wednesday's VFW Auxiliary meeting four new members were initiated Mrs Ronald Carter Mrs Merle Reynolds Mrs Ernest Feldhus and Mrs Cleve Morton. The group approved purchasing a bond in the Fourth War Loan drive and organizing a village site on February 25 and 36. A luncheon was planned for February 16 to serve personnel at the Frill Indicator plant.
Fourteen members of Circle No 3 gathered Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Willis Brown. Mrs. C A Mountain presided over a routine business meeting and Mrs. J B Cogan gave several readings. Mrs. John Mitchell assisted with refreshments.
The New Era Club met at the Presbyterian church last evening for a banquet and the reveal of their guess who sisters. A ham dinner was served to sixteen at 6:80 oclock in the Ritz Restaurant dining room. The group then gathered at Mrs. Harold Wolfe’s home on Wright street for social time, gift exchanges, and the naming of next year’s members along with bingo and other amusements.
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Dunnewold entertained at their Dunnewold area home for the Busy Bee Sunday school class of Clymer Hill church and their parents. Guests enjoyed various entertainments and a light program.
Field Representative Guest Terrence F. Cunneen from New York spoke at a Ritz luncheon in Erie. He addressed the local Safety Council about Why Community Safety Councils and offered suggestions to aid their program and regional efforts.
The United Brethren in Christchurch met at Mrs. Dan Culver's West Wayne street residence on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Ross Fleming led the devotional, Mrs. John Banks conducted the business session in place of the absent president, and the group continued sewing Red Cross articles aided by Mrs. Bert Johnson, Mrs. Elbert Bush, and Mrs. Allene DooJiuté who served refreshments.
The Dorcas Sunday school class met at the Methodist church last evening for a 6 20 o clock tureen dinner followed by a social hour. The dinner was served by committee members Mrs Floyd Wol coth and Mrs K S Durham an assisted by Mrs Lawrence Davison and Miss Muth Dahlstrand There was no business meeting.
Soviet reports say over 1 200 Nazis killed and 60 trucks nine tanks and six field batteries wrecked by artillery. Soviet troops captured 30 German big guns four self propelled guns 350 tracks and 14 ammunition dumps along the Lenino grad Dila Pskov railway. West of the Leningrad Moscow line mopping up sorties killed another 1 100 Germans and repelled counterattacks in the Noydora area as Merelskov’s Volkaby army advanced toward Lake Peipus.
Two former Johnstown mayors Daniel Shields and John Conway were injured when their car was hit by a tractor-trailer on the Pennsylvania Turnpike east of the Littleton interchange. Conway, who left office January 9, is treated at Everett Hospital with scalp lacerations and a cerebral concussion. Lonergan murder trial delayed again in New York as defense counsel seeks postponement for a second time.
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