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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1945

Page

4

Corry Man Robbed at Erie and Corry Suspects Confess

Lawrence Filan and William Mitroski confessed to Erie Police Captain Roy B. Mang that they robbed Cecil Owens of $11 in front of 226 West Street. Owens met the suspects at a downtown tavern and was robbed as they were taken to another tavern. Finlay has a prior robbery sentence from 1932. Owens worked as a snow shoveler for Pennsylvania Railroad.

Cecil Owens Erie Lawrence Filan Vanyick William Mitroski Roy B. Mang Detercive Bureau Mey Corry Ath Street Thomas McCurry Mong Jack Walton Russell Frazier Owens Qwells Finlay Western Penitentiry Uriah P. Rossiter Pennggivania Railroad

Mrs. Donald Dingle Hosts Local Society Meeting

Mrs. Donald Dingle of Marion street hosted the Good Samaritan Class of the Methodist Sunday School with fourteen members and two guests. Miss Joan McCray and Miss Alberta McElroy attended. opening devotions were given by Miss Mildred Young. a Bible contest followed a routine business meeting. a salad lunch was served by the Dingle and Hasbrouck committees. The group plans to meet again March 16 at an announced location.

Donald Dingle Marion Street Methodist Sunday School Joan McCray Alberta McElroy Mildred Young Roland Hasbrouck Dingle Hasbrouck

Victory Club Sets Bake Sale for March 10th

The Women’s Victory Club met in the Library building with Mrs. Leslie Wells presiding and Mrs. Louis Sears leading the flag salute. Mrs. Dana Willett offered the prayer as seven lunches were packed for departing servicemen and a bake sale planned for March 10 with a rummage sale to be announced.

Victory Club

Women of The Moose Initiate Five New Members

Women of The Moose gathered Thursday evening in West Washington club rooms to initiate a class of five new members. The Corry chapter now has over one hundred members. Mrs. Alice Duckins chaired the refreshment committee and served a delicious dessert. Mrs. Donald Gates scheduled Chapter Night in March with a raffled bed-spread prize to be announced.

Women of the Moose West Washington Street Corry Club Alice Duckins Donald Gates

Birthday party for James Earle and Evelyn Marie Robinson

Evelyn Marie Robinson daughter of Mr and Mrs Wayne Robinson Snyder Circle celebrated her birthday Friday with a party in the afternoon. Fifteen little boys and their mothers attended. Mrs Robinson served ice cream and cake. Evelyn received many fine gifts. Favors were candy baskets and pop-guns.

James Earle Evelyn Marie Robinson Wayne Robinson Snyder Mrs. Robinson Miss Evelyn Randy Baskets

Fine Program For World Day of Prayer

Women attended the World Day of Prayer observance at Corry Missionary Societies in the local Baptist Church. The program chaired by Mrs. H Redding began at 2 30 with several participants and a solo by Mrs. F G Whiteman. The offering exceeded twenty five dollars for national headquarters funds aiding four missionary fields.

Friends Honor Ralph Bailey Navy Recruit

A West Smith street gathering at the T. J. Fullom home Friday night saluted Ralph Bailey as he prepares to depart for Navy service on February 27. About twenty friends attended, with Misses Erma and Ruth Pullom presenting as witnesses to the send off. Games and a supper of sandwiches jelly salad decorated cake and coffee followed the social. Manley Robbins on leave joined the party as a guest.

Seger

Play Presented By Troop 39 At Presbyterian Church

Troop No. 39 met for their weekly meeting at the Presbyterian Church. The group formed the flag ceremony and then the patrols met. Betty Huntley’s patrol presented a play titled The Comic Valentine before the goodnight circle closed the meeting.

Presbyterian Church Valentine Betty Huntley

Mrs Paul Shields Honored At Coneaid Street Shower

Mrs LeRoy Marlett and Mrs Robert Patterson entertained at the Marlett home on Coneaid street in honor of Mrs Paul Shields. The miscellaneous shower featured visiting and bingo with words won by Mrs Willard Shields and Miss Anna Shields. Hosts served chicken, hot rolls, relishes and wedding cake baked by Mrs Earl Sperry. guests shared stories and well wishes for Mrs Shields.

Paul Shields LeRoy Marlett Robert. Patterson Marlett Coneaid Street Wildall Shields Anna Shields Earl Sperry

Evelyn Robinson Hosts James Earle Birthday Party

Evelyn Robinson entertained Thursday afternoon from 2:30 to 5 o'clock in honor of her son James who turned three. Guests included Barbara Clark Barbara Weicht Larry Barr Allan Dimmick Jr Gloria Ray Carolyn Patty Lloyd and Nancy Earle. Games, favors, a birthday lunch of cake and ice cream, and many gifts followed the party.

Evelyn Robinson Embert Earle James Barbara Clark Barbara Weicht Larry Barr Allan Dimmick, Jr Gloria Ray Carolyn Patty Lloyd Nancy Earle

Birth Announcement for Rigby Baby in Corry Hospital

Asam born to Mr and Mrs Alton Rigby last evening at Corry Hospital. The newborn is named Asam and is the first child of the couple, with both parents reported in good health.

le Cusy Hospital Vergie Karden Vine Street Asam Alton Rigby Corry Hospital

Mrs. M. R. Amy Dies After Long Illness in Corry

Mrs. Thona L. Amy died Friday afternoon at 1:15 at the family home in Corry after a long illness. Born July 21, 1878 in Concord township, she moved to the city 28 years ago. She was active in the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church and the W C T A. Survived by husband, a daughter Mrs. Charles Hubertz, a son Dr. Merle Amy, grandchildren including H Morton Brooks and Roger Amy, a sister and three brothers. Funeral at 2:30 in the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church with burial in Pine Grove Cemetery.

Thona L. Amy Amy Concord Township Concord Clymer Decessed Christian and Missionary Alliance Church Charles Hubertz Merle Amy H. Morton Brooks Alfred 4. Morrison Corry Roger Amy France David Hubertz Ray Amy Joseph Chelton Bruce Ernest Dell Fralick R. D Pine Grove Cemetery

Great Battle Rages Approaching Berlin Front Report

Front dispatches report Russian troops advancing toward Berlin from Cottbus and Crosen as Allied bombing and attacks push German defenses. Soviet forces reach near Spree river and Rothenburg while linking with Konev and Zhukov units. Dresden and Crosen areas see strategic breakthroughs in Saxony.

Cottbus Spree Volkshirm Berlin U. Ss Dresden Konev Saxony Rusdorf Crosen Puerstenberg Otter Rothenburg Crossen Koney Gregory K. Zihu- Koy

Notice from Dr Gwen Optometrist at 814 State Street Erie

Dr R Gwen former Corry optometrist now at 814 State Street Erie second floor across from Warner Theatre reminds former patients glasses fittings available on Monday Wednesday or Friday evenings at 8 00 PM. Phone 70 238 or send a post card for appointment. Str

R. Gwen Corry State Street Erie Warner Theatre

Fredonia appoints new school superintendent

Fredonia Board of Education announced Howard R. Bradley of Forestville will succeed Claude R. Dye as superintendent of Freeport Public Schools, effective August 1, following Tuesday’s board meeting.

Fredonia Claude R. Dye Fre- Monnt Public Schools Howard R. Bradley Forestville Fredonia Board of Education

Retired Educator Eyes Teaching Comeback After Shortage

Mr. Dye, active in education for nearly 40 years, said yesterday he may teach mathematics, Latin, or another subject he is qualified for after retiring as superintendent on August 1 amid a teacher shortage.

Dye

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