Senate and House Override Presidential Veto Sparks Party Tension
The Senate joins the House to override the president's veto amid party turmoil as leaders debate votes and the impact on the Democratic Party. Barkley signals willingness to smooth tensions while Roosevelt faces unified opposition and a campaign atmosphere rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chitittisa George
D-Ga
Senate Finance
McKellar
D-Tenn
Senate
Barkley
Democratic Party
Roosevelt
Angi
Rotary Session At Ritz Thursday
Corry Kiwanis and Rotary clubs held a joint session at the Ritz Restaurant with 39 members and guests attending. Guest speaker Carl D Abbey of Holland Paper Co Buffalo spoke on fitting youths for chosen occupations and the role of salesmanship at home. Also noted was Warren County naming Ball chief assessor with a $2600 yearly salary and courthouse office space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary
Ritz
Corry Kiwanis Jand
Carl D. Abbey
Holland Paper Co
Buffalo
Abbey
Cpl. Elbeth Miller
Camp Livingston
F. Lowe Edwards
Parish Guild Holds Tureen Dinner and Meeting
Twenty ladies of the pane Guild met at the parish hall for a noon tureen dinner followed by a business meeting and work session. Mrs. Don D. Williams hosted. Mrs. Velma Moore led the meeting. Mrs. J. M. Young conducted devotions. They prepared Red Cross garments and plan another gathering on March 9 hosted by Mrs. Frank Frost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pane Guild
Don D. Williams
J. m. Young
Velma Moore
Red Cross
Frank Frost
Former Corry Girl's Betrothal Announced
Engagement of former Cory resident Miss Helen Jennett Horn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Horn of 612 Chestnut Street Arlington Newark New Jersey, to Francis O'Brien USN machinist is announced. No wedding date set. She has connections to local families and lived in Cory and Columbus prior to moving east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aunu Ulvelne
Jocar
Cory
Helen Jennett Hor
Thomas P. Horn
Chestnut Street
Arlington
Newark
N. J
Francis O'Brien
Patrick O'Brien
South Orange Avenue
Miss Horn
Coury
Columbus
New Jersey
Prank T. Whiteley
Durham
Corry Jamestown Office Ladies Honor Miss Patterson and Miss Rehnberg
The Corry Jamestown office force members and guests met at Pittsfield Inn for a chicken dinner honoring Mary Lou Patterson and Hagel Rehnberg with gifts of crystal and silver for two place settings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry-Jamestown
Pittsfield
Mary Lou Patterson
Hagel Rehnberg
John Freno
Corry- Jamestown
Pittsfield Inn
Dinner Party Honors Miss Jane Armstrong at Hotel Corry
A dinner at the Hotel Corry last evening feted Miss Jane Armstrong who will shortly wed William Kane of Brockway Pa. Guests from Aero 500 included Mrs Clair McCray Mrs Ethel Turben Mrs Frances Sventek Mrs Bea Bement and Mrs Charles Weicht. The department presented Miss Armstrong with a gift on behalf of all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Armstrong
Hotel Corry
William Kane
Brockway
Clair McCray
Ethel Turben
Frances Sventek
Bea Bement
Charles Weicht
Aero 500
Miss Armstrong
al Gift
Miss Rosemary Auer Hosts Bridge Club Evening
Miss Rosemary Auer hosted a card club at her East Congress Street home last evening. Two tables of auction bridge provided the entertainment and awards went to Mrs. Paul Auer and Miss Muriel Yourly. A two course luncheon was served to members and guest Mrs. Henry Hicks. The club will meet in two weeks with Miss Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Insemmry Auer
Congress Street
Paul Auer
Muriel Yourly
Henry Hicks
Miss Young
Trill Plant Manager Honored By Employees
Boseer leaves Pittsburgh soon for Army Air Corps training as Trill Indicator Co. shuts down for a social gathering. Eisenman plant manager receives a purse of money from both day and night crews. A buffet featuring ice cream is served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
n~Boseer
Pittsburgh
Army Air Corps
Trill Indicator Co
Eisenman
Quarterly College Club Meet Reviews War Book Tonight
Mrs Harold Gilbert will present a review of The War Girls a best seller by Elizabeth Janeway at the College Women's club gathering Monday evening at Miss Ina Austin's Maple Avenue home. The quarterly meeting begins at o clock with Glenn Middleton giving piano and Solovay selections. A business session will follow. President Mrs Porter Auer announced Miss Bonella Gordon chairs the evening's committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Club
Harold Gilbert Wil
Elizabeth Janeway
College Women’s Clay
Ina ‘Austin
Maple Avenue
Glenn Middleton
Porter Auer
Bonella Gordon
Two Corry Cadet Nurses To Be Capped Tonight
Two Corry Cadet Nurses in the U S Cadet Nurse Corps training at Philadelphia General hospital will be capped at ceremonies this evening. Barbara Orn of Pleasant Street and Miss Mary Merrick of East South Street, Corry High School graduates of 1083, are the honorees with families listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Cadet Nurse Corps
Philadelphia General Hospital
Barbara Om
V Orn
Fast
Pleasant Street
Mary Arm Merrick
W.H. Merrick
East South Street
Corry High School
Wis. Orn
Daugiter
Nancy
al Lashevealing
Philadelphia
Township Social Roundup of Local Visitors
Mrs William Shamburg returns from Oakland with husband Petty Officer Shamburg at sea duty. Jamestown visitor Williard Peterson and Corry visitors Leona and Toa Highton from Warren Ohio stop through. Naval Cadet Jack Lindley returns to Corry pretraining. Walter S Peake travels from Philadelphia to visit parents. Various friends and relatives, including Mr and Mrs Greene, Mr and Mrs Leary, and Mrs Peck with Evelyn Behar, travel through Corry en route to destinations in Ashtabula and the East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Shamburg
Oakland
Calif
Shamburg
Williard Peterson
Jamestown
John Nason
Fred Peters
East Aurort
N.C
Navy Air Corps
Walter S. Peake
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Cory
Walter Peake
East Street
Join Greene
Harvey Leary
Erle
Corry
Alexander Peck
Evelyn Behar
Ashtabula
Fashion expert cites wartime wear impact on women’s dress
Chicago February 25 Elizabeth Hawes, a former wartime designer and labor union advocate, says many American women dress poorly now that men are scarce. She argues women dress for men, who are largely absent, and that few men complain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Elizabeth Hawes
International Educution Department
Miss Doris Stowe Leaves for State College Honors Given
Miss Doris Stowe departing March first to enroll at Pennsylvania State College was honored at a party hosted by Miss Martha Thompson on East Main Street. Handkerchiefs were showered on the guest of honor and prizes in games went to Mary Cogan and Jean Mitchell. Refreshments were served to about twenty friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Stowe
State College
Pennsylvania State College
Martha Thompson
East Main Street
Miss Stowe
Mary Cogan
Jean Mitchell
Miss Arlene Pratt Honored At Farewell Dinner
Miss Arlene Pratt was honored at a farewell dinner held at the Boston House on Wednesday. The event honored Pratt who is leaving to assume a position with the General Electric plant in Elye. Each lady from the Trill Indicator office presented her with a gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alene Prat
Sherman
N. Yu
Boston House
Miss Pratt
General Electric
Eyle
Spring Festival at Junior High Draws 350
A capacity crowd of 350 filled the Junior High gym last evening for the annual Spring Festival sponsored by the Parent Teachers Association. The program opened with a one act play Pinched directed by Miss Ethel McCray and featured Edward Prupar Doris Crowell Tommy Maloney Dorothy Neff Betty Dean Anderson Virginia Purcell John Rosstacher and Robert Stiles. The mixed chorus performed under Mrs. Lynn Rice with selections including Faith of Our Fathers The Lost Chord Stars of a Summer Night and Climbin Up the Mountain. A vocal duet Martha Dimick and Theresa Bogniak plus the Junior High orchestra performed Symphonic How and a waltz. the evening closed with Travelage played by the band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teachers' Association
Ethel McCray
Edward Prupar
Doris Crowell
Tommy Maloney
Dorothy Neff
Betty Dean Anderson
Virginia, Purcell
John Rosstacher
Robert Stiles
Joan [Scheppner
Joan Feldt
Phyllis Merritt
Dan Marie Johnston
Martha Dimick
Theresa Bogniak
Lynn Rice
H. Lynn Rice
Travelagie
Parents and Friends Festival at Junior High Rice
A Junior High Parents and Friends Festival featured student acts including a horse made of bur lap on stage and costumed riders in the gay nineties. Bill Hall, Nancy Meerdink, and John Windahl Jr. rode a tandem and aubicycle while others operated a handmade handcar and a suspended model airplane. The P TA president Mrs L A Johnston spoke, noting cooperation and entertainment value. About seventy five dollars was expected to be cleared with refreshments from two buffets. Red Cross canteen class, supervised by Miss Boneita, prepared the food with volunteers at the urns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cas
Bill Hall
Nancy Meerdink
John Windahl, Jr
Air Corps
Army Air Corps
P, TA
L. A. Johnston
Frank Graft
Glenn N. Wood
Harold Wolfe
J. H. Heerlein
Red Cross
Boneita
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Tu. Rea Theatre
Amal Royal Avy
Orvette Ras Ey
Wit
Randolph Scott
Ella Raines
Barry Fitzgerald
Andy Devine
Noah Beery, Jr
Bill Boyd
Hopatong
Cassidy
HOUSE
Helen
Pete
Warren
Gurney Ball
Youngsville
Department of Labor and Industry
Warren County
Court House
Registrar of Voters
Florida
Ceberg
Libby's
Orchard Park
Emmanuel Guild
Joseph. Chelton
Chelton
Rosemary Auer
Employes
Fonavine
Arlene Pratt
Zuckerman
Gyanion
Lonnest
F.C. Chapin & Son
Gordon
Bax] Haight
A. S. Boag
Ashers
Boxy
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