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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1943
Page
4
The Poetry Society met last evening at Mrs Clarence Shoop's residence on East Frederick Street. Members studied ancient minstrels and modern poems by Dorothy Panest then enjoyed sociable time with refreshments provided by the hostess.
At the Columbus PTA regular meeting Mrs P L Swan was named president to serve the unexpired term of Edgar Spoon. The card party is planned for Friday evening in the consolidated school instead of the town hall.
Miss Muriel Young was feted on her birthday with bridge games and a salad luncheon hosted by Mrs Paul Allar. Friends named include Miss Ida Watson and Mel Young who won awards. guests listed include Miss Marion Kimmy Miss Rosemary Auer and Mrs Ragin Cole among others.
Merle McIntyre hosted a party at her North Center home yesterday for her daughter Marlene's third birthday. Attendees included Nancy Edwards Sally O's Janet Rae Mintckinhaupt Joannie Reckwith Helene Hos Harris Miry Benman Grave Ann Bugby Yancy Parker Linda Rae Rezgle Bobby and Rowens Resgle Ducie Pitts Barbara Brown Jackin Le DeJean Kay and Karen Green and their mothers. Guests received favors. Marlene got gifts. Ice cream cake and chocolate milk followed, with guests mingling afterward.
Mrs Harold Patterson hosted the EN B Club meeting with eight members present. She read a timely paper on General MacArthur. Prizes were won by Mrs Walter Huliberg Mrs Frank Schrader Mrs Leland Jontston and Mrs Merle McIntyre. The group adjourned to meet March 9 with Mrs McIntyre.
Aero Victory Band met in Union rooms last evening to honor two members leaving for military service Sam Burns and Louie Sprayers. The group enjoyed a pleasant evening with refreshments provided.
Seaman Sawin Dahl, second class, was honored at his parents Clyde and wife’s home last evening during a visit home. The party featured games, visiting, and refreshments as gifts were presented to the sailor.
The Robiy Club held a dinner meeting at the Hotel Corry. Harold G. Wolfe chaired the classifications and membership program focusing on related topics. James Wharton of the Raymour plant attended, and Captain J. Donald Watsuli was present as a new member in service.
A son to Mr and Mrs Joy Mattison of Marion Street born in the morning at the local hospital. A daughter to Mr and Mrs Elwin Kirch of West Washington Street born last evening at Corry hospital. A son to Mr and Mrs W Phillips of Wattsburg born this morning at the local hospital.
The marriage of Miss Virginia Wooster and Edward Bielawski was solemnized Saturday January 30 at the First Presbyterian church in Warren with Dr. H. Warren officiating. The bride of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nelson wore a light blue street gown with gold trimming and pink rosebud corsage. Attendant Marjorie Smith wore a dark dress with white accessories and a yellow corsage. Best man was the bride’s brother Charles Wooster. A wedding supper followed at the bride’s home for immediate family and a few friends. The couple reside at 16 Ohio Street. the groom serves on the Corry police force.
The meeting at the Methodist parsonage was attended by thirty members and a visitor. Mrs. Ids. McKean of Clarion, Pa., state young people's worker for the W. C. T. A., spoke briefly. Devotions led by Mrs. Willis Brown and Mrs. Irvin. The next class meeting is March 2 with luncheon by the committee.
Mrs Pat Phelps hosted a gathering at her West Pleasant street residence last evening honoring Mrs Charles Bugbee. Attendees included Mrs Marion Bumbaugh Mrs Hany Alexander Miss Margaret Howe and several others who showered the guest with gifts after a dus serb course was served late.
Weather has delayed the maple season in Warren County as Carter Hill producers hold back awaiting February’s end. Kent Bros. of Wattsburg tapped trees with a fair sap run, while Norbeck family on Sugar Grove Road reports extensive dripping. High prices are forecast if labor is available, but many producers fear labor shortages will limit output.
NBC offers The North show at 8:30 followed by Wade Cantor and District Attorney at 10. Kay Kyser’s Hour airs at 10, with Tommy Dorsey Orchestra at 9. CBS lists Sammy Kaye at 8:30, Lionel Barrymore in The Mayor at 9, and Great Moments in Music at 10. Blu-7 carries What's Your War Job and Radio Forum with Luce and Nichols.
A compact list of broadcasts includes MBS 7:30 California Melodies and 4:30 drama, Just' Five Lines, 9:15 Morton Gould Carnival, NBC-11:20 p m Snow Village 16 p.m. U S Army Band 6 Music by Shrednik CBS-15 talks Maj Gen A A Vandergriff Marines 4:20 Highways to Health 6:30 Bobby Tucker cl BS breakfast and home programs 3:13 Three R's Variety MBS-1:45 Edison Birthday Program 2:18 Shady Valley Folks 4:30 Bridgeport Ensemble, among others.
Mohandas K Gandhi began a 51 day fast in a palace after India’s government refused his unconditional release. He will take only fruit juice and water during the fasting period according to officials.
Jamestoy comments on other systems as tow and talk turn to vehicle mixups and mis aligned imports. Officials say concerns about compatibility and safety remain unresolved.
A brief hometown report notes a couple from the area planning a move to Quebec with support from relatives. Details on timing and exact arrangements are limited in the fragment.
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Fragmentary report notes Lut quintet and Averill involved in a basketball contest with disruption by plague makers and limited travel time. No clear dates or locations are readable.
A Bramhany led effort controls the action as the team keeps a strong hold in the league. Meadvill follows with steady defense while local followers note the shift in scoring and team dynamics.
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Fragmentary OCR notes show a West Virginia scoring item with unclear figures and missing names. The readable parts suggest a sports score or tally but lack concrete outcomes or participants to confirm a result.
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