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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1943
Page
5
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a missing or unclear event with dates and names not readable. The readable portion hints at a local incident or notice but lacks sufficient details to identify people, places, or actions.
Unclear text fragment mentions Uitese and Bix and a pay bas or bite. Some nearton and cows appear, but overall meaning is obscured. No identifiable event, person, place, or organization can be reliably determined from the readable content.
Washington in February prints tips from the Durable Goode Division on handling kitchen knives. Do keep blades dry and stored, avoid soaking, and have knives sharpened by specialists. Don’t misuse knives, throw them in drawers, or cut bone with slicing blades. The piece ends with a Shakespeare quote and a note about sharing cutlery with neighbors.
The Women's Victory Club votes to hold sessions on the first and third Friday of each month instead of once monthly due to growing activity and wartime schedules. An intensive membership drive is planned to attract new members to support soldiers and honor roll projects with local groups coordinating donations and supplies for camps.
Mrs F M Loveland at 151 Paul Street entertained thirty nine guests yesterday at the Hotel Corry for a luncheon and bridge party. The room featured spring arrangements and crystal cantilevers as treats of creamed chicken and fish menus were served. Awards went to Mrs Edward Boldt Mrs Frank Grats Harold Patterson and Mid Weeks with several guests including Mrs E Elmer Guiznon Mrs Harry Naylor Mrs Richard Dawson Mrs Frank Woeeter and others from Warren Spring Creeks and nearby areas.
A fragmented listing of NBC radio shows and guests including Trish Rose, Daner, Jessica, Betty Rhodes, and Benny Goodman. Programs span talks, music, and variety, with times from evening to late night and noted features on postwar problems, labor, and public affairs.
Betty Marie Osbourne and Clyde Damon of Spring Creek married last Saturday evening in a ceremony at the home of 7 North East. Rev T M Shreve officiated with 35 relatives and friends present. Bride given by brother Ray Osbourne wore a white satin gown with fingertip veil. Attendant Mrs Dean Phanco wore blue organdie. Groom was supported by his brother Clair J Damon. Home decorated with palms and greenery, reception followed, couple to spend their honeymoon in South Carolina.
A prominent aeronautical engineer from Aroproducts and General Motors spoke at the Inquisitors Club meeting last evening. He discussed propeller design, development of multi manufacturing, and other mutual engineering topics with a display of a modern unplang propeller. Refreshments followed and social time was enjoyed.
Senora Artemisa Galles known as Mena, daughter of a former Mexican president, debuts at the Pierre Cotillion Room and signs a goodwill tour across the United States. The plan includes performances in Tampa, Baltimore, Boston, Detroit and Philadelphia with a possible White House appearance, as she choreographs a diverse Gypsy, classical, and folk program.
Jean Anderson daughter of Miss Anderson of West Washington Street will marry John Dearing of Geneva ME. A 1998 Rocky Grove High School graduate, she works at Keyestone Orinapce Works. Dearing, a senior at Allegany College, is a Phi Delta Theta member. No wedding date has been set.
Scouts meeting at a Presbyterian church opened with a flag ceremony. The Holler patrol led the vigil as leaders outlined service requirements and patrol meetings. The Valentine party is planned for two weeks at the church.
A birthday gathering for Jimmy Watson marked his nth birthday with about twenty guests at Biel Prederiele residence. Attendees enjoyed an afternoon of games and moving pictures, with a red, white and blue theme. Guests included family and Sheffield friends such as Mrs W. R. Bloss and Dicky and Grace. The honoree received many gifts from friends.
Mrs C M Hughes entertained about 500 guests at her residence last evening. Five Hundred was played with prizes awarded to Mrs Dour Clark, Mrs Edwar Jerome, and Mrs William Johnson. Other attendees included Mrs Thomas Kupzel and Mrs Robert Pytterson, with refreshments served.
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