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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1945

Page

5

Vermont lawmakers see many women but not a woman president

In Montpelier Vermont professor Ernest Hooton notes 45 women in the Vermont House and one in the Senate as a rich field for his theory that a woman should lead the country. But Vermont women resist with quotes from Kathleen Walsh Hurley Ann Brown Willcox and others. The Legislature, ranging from 43 year old Sylvia Wright to Edith Sanford, marks an annual Ladies Week with wives at luncheons though plans humorously ponder a Gentlemen's Week.

Pittsburgh Montpelier Harvard U.S.A Oie Vermont House of Representatives Senate Ernest A. Hooton Kathleen Walsh Hurley Albans Hurley Professor Hooton Rep Ann Brown Willcox Elym Calvin Coolidge Willcox House Sylvia B. Wright Rupert Jane Falgett Jones Goshen Edith J. Sanford Stamford

Rotary Club Film Show Highlights India Trip Portraits

At the Hotel Corry Rotary Club meeting last evening the Esso Company filmed a trailer trip in India titled The Tard of the Rajiths. Clyde Shotzbarger presented the movie which showcased Indian scenery and tribal ceremonies. New member Elmer Kincaid was welcomed with a Rotary pin. Fern Castord of Rochester spoke on the Talk of the Mouth hi, and local Rotarians endorsed a plan. Visitors from Warren and Union City attended, with many residents heard on various business and family travels. The program also included a junior high music program and a PT A tea event at the school auditorium.

Rotary Club Hotel Corry Esso Company Clyde Shotzbarger India Elmer Kincaid A.M. Ts Fern Castord Rochester P.T Leichers H. Lynn Rice Rabbinis Grsi Auld Lane Syne Wally Lehar Brahms Schubert Corty Rite Norma Jean Nantes Mrs. Rice Ridolf Friml Richard Kounty Jean Marie Johnston Ethyl McCray Pat Ann Browning Amelia Kureloj Richard Browsing James Browning Clair Post

Birthday Party for Josie Lawless and Bee Dempsey

Mrs. Harry Burton hosted a surprise party on West Wayne street Tuesday night honoring Miss Josie Lawless and Miss Bee Dempsey. Twelve ladies attended including Lylé Shreve Lawrence McCray Willard Shreve F Lowe Edwards Pred Hannan James Sullivan George Swack Allan Burton and Margaret Lacy. Activities included singing visiting and bingo with prizes won by Mrs. Allan Burton and Miss Lawless. Refreshments of fruit salad rolls cafe and coffee were served and both honorees received many gifts.

Josie Lawless Bee Dumpsey Harry Burton West Wayne Street Lylé Shreve Lawrence McCray Willard Shreve F. Lowe Edwards Pred Hannan James Sullivan George Swack Allan Burton Margaret, Lacy Miss Lawless Miss Dempsey

Sylvania To Entertain Purchasing Agents

Sylvania Electric Products Company of Warren Pa will host the Purchasing Agents Association of Northwestern Pennsylvania on March 1. Attendees from Bradford Oil City Franklin Corry Titusville and Warren will tour the Sylvania No 1 plant after a 6:30 dinner, followed by a business meeting and a talk on Fluorescent Lighting led by Marshall Newcomb. The Emery Hotel in Bradford was chosen for the association’s next gathering.

Sylvania Hleetrie Products Company Warren Purchasing Agents Association Pennsylvania Bradford Oil City Franklin, Corry Titusville Sylvania No Emery Hotel

Party At Manley Robbins Home Honors Miss Betty McDonald

East Main street hosts Mr and Mrs Manley Robbins for a party honoring Miss Betty McDonald who is soon to leave for services with the WAGs. About 34 guests enjoyed games music and visiting. Miss McDonald received many gifts and a purse of money. Also honored were Miss Marcelaine Robbins whose February 29th birthday is noted and Manley Robbins 8 1 2 on leave from Brooklyn who will have a March birthday.

R. G. Wailing Schenectady N. Y H. A. Gilbert West Churk Street Jack Dey Chester F. W. Dey First Avenue Ginny Reynolds New York City Corry Mildred Young Wright Street Middlebury College Ralph BH. Larson North Center Street Cleveland Corry-Jamestown Miz. Corp C. H. Holden West Church Street Pennsylvania Raymond Mfg. Corp Agnes Prugar Hatch Street Jamestown Businness Edward Kinley St East South Street Manley Robbins East Main Street Betty McDonald Miss McDonald Marcelaine Robbins Brooklyn Robbits Gerald Whiteley Howard McDonald J. Cobb Elex McDonald Ripley Gerald Whaley Juanita Hetrick Dorothy Clark Roberta Wilkinson Spring Creek Cephas Ayers Harold Roberts Donald Pike Columbus Seaman Robbins

Birthday Party For David Tripp

A birthday party for David Tripp was held at the home of his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cobb of Columbus on Tuesday afternoon. Relatives and friends attended and helped celebrate his second birthday. A birthday lunch was served and all attendees reported a very fine time. David received many remembrances.

David Tripp Ray Cobb Columbus Mary Jad David

Pfc Alfred Ploss Weds In London

Mr and Mrs Weert announce the marriage of their son Pfc Alfred Ploss to Dorothy Williams of London England. The ceremony occurred January 27 in London. Ploss attended school in Corry and enlisted in the Army about three years ago, serving overseas the last year and a half.

Weert Ploss Johnson Street Alfred Ploss Dorothy Williams London England Pfc Corry

When To Call A Doctor In Wartime For Families

Doctors are fewer and busier as war stretches resources. The Farm Security Handbook advises home care steps for colds fevers and stomach pains and when to seek medical help. Simple measures include bed rest fluids salt water gargles and light meals. Seek a doctor for persistent ailments rashes ongoing pain swelling coughing over a week or more and any unforeseen bleeding or non healing sores. Estimates suggest it may take years after the war to meet demand for new cars in the United States.

Sy Vavian Brown UP Farm Security Administration United States

NURSES AND ARMY HOSPITALS REVEAL STAGGERING NUMBERS

Army officials reported a daily 1,600 new patients with 600 ill or injured daily as sick and wounded return to the United States for hospitalization at a rate of over 1,000 five days. Army hospital population reached 210,000 this week while 280,000 Army personnel were hospitalized abroad. The Navy’s February hospital population was about 92,000.

United State Navy Pebrussy

Radio Schedule Reflects War Strain and Legislative Push

News item outlines wartime mobilization figures with nearly 608000 Army and Navy in hospitals while Congress moves to speed up draft and nursing provisions. Program listings include Cantor Kyser Sinatra and Red Cross spots, with references to soldiers and induction ages and an Inter-American Conference note.

Associated Press Washington House NHC North Eddie Cantor Kay Kyser Jack Carson Frank Sinatra Milton Berle Red Cross EBLU Denny Berkners Army Band Niles and Prindie

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