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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1943
Page
5
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A sizable crowd attended the Howell Bohemian Glass Blowers program at the Senior High School auditorium last evening. Mr and Mrs Howell created glass vases ornaments and spun glass thread while William Lanehyn of Fort Meade, Md provided remarks and the event featured a display. Mr Howell discussed wearing apparel made of glass and predicted its future use. the handmade pieces are on display in the high school hall.
In New York a Soviet consulate guest Valentina Orlikova, fourth mate aboard a cargo ship delivering supplies to Stalin's army, recounts mine and submarine dangers, evacuation drills, and a dramatic rescue. She notes women on her crew, her engineering training, and her aim to become ship captain within three years.
Gerry Owen Club met at the home of Mrs. James Maloney on Spring Street with several members and three guests. A brief business session ended in a pleasant social hour. prizes were awarded to Mrs. Kath ine Dyckes for a guest prize and to Mrs. Anna Esterbrook and Mrs. Mayme Maloney for other awards. Refreshments were served and the group planned to meet again in two weeks.
A daughter was born Wednesday morning to Mr and Mrs Baumbach at Corry hospital. A son was born this morning to Mr and Mrs Gust Wester at the Corry hospital. A daughter was born this morning to Mr and Mrs Waren Wickwire in Columbus at the local hospital.
A note from National Grange Master Artin Gosy states meetings should not be social driving events but family oriented. The OPA guidance prompts a restrained approach to gatherings and interpretations. Attendees are urged to be present Saturday evening with a meal served and sandwiches provided.
Capt Jack Harding Jr of the U S Army Revive Dallas will address Galley Women’s Club at Hotel Carry Monday evening. He is famed for flying solo around the world in 1924. A book review by Mrs Willan Alekers and other committee members are listed.
Mary and Martha class of the Presbyterian church met last night at Mrs OY Fal Scotlis Aine on North Contestreet. A fundraising balance was due, a roofing fund collection discussed, and Miss Miurt Auiéersatt, LeRoy Dickinson, and Mrs Prova Morr appointed to the committee. Gifts and social duties were noted, and a social program led by LeRoy Dickinson and Mrs G S Wallam. The next meeting is planned for March at Mrs Harold Patterson's home on Frederick Street.
Mrs John Rickers hosted a Missionary Society meeting with H B Smith leading devotion and a nominating committee appointed. Mrs A Sandburg reviewed Outlook for Brazil. Mrs Smith sang and refreshments followed. Next gathering at Mrs G W Wagzoner’s home.
Six new members were initiated at the regular meeting of the Laos Austiany of the Vs 1) held at the postrooms on Weak Washington street evening. The new members are Miey Aliyn Reynolds, Miss Plardyee Claris, Mrs Cecilli Swansor, Mie Perky Cos, Mrs Guitha Carr and Mra Prank Bliss. Following the initiation a social walk was enjoyed and refreshments served.
The Safety Council met at the Ritz Restaurant for dinner and a regular meeting. Mrs. Frederick Beall conducted the session with reports on correspondences and safety measures. Hubert Heerlemm of the Raymond Manufacturing Company spoke on revenue from an industrial standpoint. The meeting adjourned early and will reconvene on March gth.
Mrs Anna Beardsley returns from Camp Pickett Va with husband Potedredge Beardsley and daughter Harriet. they will attend the wedding ceremony of Miss Ruth Warner and Jack Jensen at Luther Memorial church. Several visitors from Caps Ohio West Pleasants and New York are noted, with travels to Erie and Atlanta mentioned.
Mrs Glenn Stearns acted as hostess at a BPWC benefit with attendees including Mrs Naner Miller and Mrs Edna Blanchard. Games and social activities provided entertainment, while guests praised the hostess’s hospitality and formal program details were noted as part of the evening.
The Dorcas Class of the Methodist church held a patriotic tea last evening at the church. Headed by Miss Helen Jones with assistances from Mrs Tracy Whitehead Miss Lois McCray and Miss Ruth Dahlistrand, the program featured a skit by McCray with several ladies participating. Musical numbers were performed by Mrs Ruth Murdie and Mrs RS Dewey.
Mrs E J Tobias and Miss Helen Rowe were complimented at a birthday party hosted by Mrs Alton Dulshand. Lovingly presented bouquets, afternoon tea, and a festive evening followed, with guests enjoying music and light refreshments.
A Seventh Day Adventist convention in Erie will hold a Friday evening talk and a Sabbath morning service at the Corry church. Speakers include Babb Allen and other unnamed leaders. The gathering invites attendees to join the meetings.
Mrs Andrew . duonsan announces the marriage of Leor A Johnson of Mavan FE and Douglass BR N to William auras of Cartland NY. The ceremony was performed at the Chapel at Fort George G Meade MD by Chipkihsvi Weems. Attendants were Cora raed Mus and Ernest Jy cuytety. visitors include Mire Lyon Matyiean and Lise Sor weeds.
Mrs Walter W Auer hosts a card club gathering with members including Mrs Beweke and Mrs Bracken attending. The group discussed the evening’s events and the prime award presented, with members noted for their participation and camaraderie.
Mrs John Flanigan is honored by Wing Williams ladies bowling group at a Boston House dinner. Fellow members Mrs Carl Gusisisou Miss Shirley Larson Mae C Aymong and Mrs Gurthy Garr attend. They presented a token gift as appreciation for her service and retirement from the team.
Mrs Karl Knoll, visiting from New York, was honored by the NG W Club at her Park Street residence last evening. Attending were Mrs DL Armour Hillstrom, Mrs John Street, Mrs John Freno, Mrs Frank Guire, TJ, Misses Dorothy Rikeborger Marion Sullivan and Adele Metra. Lanstom served refreshments at the close.
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