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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1946

Page

5

Navy Mothers Club Meeting In Union Rooms

The Navy Mothers’ Club met in the Union club rooms with Mrs. Katherine Wail presiding as commander. Two new members Mrs. Bilton Cox and Mrs. Lydia Jukes took the obligation. Funds from a recent card party supported Carry Memorial Hospital Fund. Needy Navy wives in the district will benefit from more than a dozen items received for the Jayette drive. Next meet March 7 will feature a brush demonstration by Better Brush Company.

DE Mamwet Navy Mothers’ Club Union Club Barlow Block Katherine Wail Bilton Cox Lydia Jukes Mary Thayer Carry Memorial Hospital Fund Better Brush Company Hite

Mrs Richard Bachofner Honored At Shower

Mrs Richard Bachofner was honored at a baby shower hosted by Mrs Gerald Staples of East Wayne street with fifteen guests. Out of town guests included Mrs Gerald Blanchard of Jamestown and Miss Virginia Venard of Union City. Prizes went to Mrs Edward Jerome for bridge, Mrs Reymond Bachomer for the 500 prize, and Mrs Venus Follette for contract rum high score. Guests enjoyed salad sandwiches cake coffee and favors of baby buggies and baby shoes filled with nuts during the social period.

Richard Bachofner Gerald Staples East Wayne Street Gerald Blanchard Jamestown Virginia Venard Union City Edward Jerome Reymond Bachomer Venus Follette

Bridal Shower Honors Miss Janet Sarnické at West Washington

Miss Janet Sarnicki was honored Tuesday evening at a two person shower hosted by Miss Mavie DeMauri at her West Washington home. Music and cards were enjoyed. awards went to Miss Elizabeth Sarnicki and Miss Margaret Balog. Hostess served jello dessert with whipped cream, wedding cake, and coffee. each guest received a corsage. Attendees included Mrs August DeMauri, Miss Stella Hyots, Miss Maude Keefe, and Miss Mary Ann Powers.

Janet Sarnické Janet Sarnicki Mavie DeMauri West Washington Breek Elizabeth Sarnicki Margaret Balog Augusb DeMauri Stella Hyots Maude Keefe Mary Ann Powers

Mrs Burr Hosts Lutheran Missionary Society Meeting

Mrs R 5 Burr on Frederick Street entertained twelve Lutheran Missionary Society members last evening with a business study on Christians and the labor movement and a second topic a reading titled The Pie That Said Hello. The hostess served pastry cupcakes ice cream and coffee. Next meeting March 2 at the church led by Mrs Charles Dahlstrand and Mrs Viola Nollinger.

Burr Missionary Society R. 5. Burr Frederick Street Merritt Hunt Lutheran Missionary Society C. B. Hildebrand Women's Home Companion Charles Dahlstrand Viola Nollinger

Rotary Club Studies Wadsworth And Moore

The Poetry Society met Tuesday evening at Miss Lena Cohen’s home to discuss the life and writings of William Wordsworth and Thomas Moore. After a brief business session they planned end of year activities and refreshments were served to six members. next meeting at Mrs. Jessie Newton’s home.

Rotary Club Wadsworth and Moore Poetry Society Lena Cohen North Center Street William Wadsworth Thomas “Moore Jessie Newton

Turbeyl couple welcome daughter in Columbus

Mr and Mrs F W Turbeyl of Columbus welcomed a daughter yesterday morning at Warren Hospital.

Borni F. W. Turbeyl Columbus The Warren Hospital

Robert Cogswell Returns to Cleveland After Visit

Robert Cogswell returned to Cleveland yesterday after a visit with Mr and Mrs Frank Schrader of East South Street Tack Hord Q who is visiting relatives in the city from Arlington NJ. He was in Youngsville yesterday to visit his grandmother Mrs Matte Thay

Robert, McClintock Ivory Cook Judy Wellsgille McClintock Alton Klinger Seneca Street Jan Broughton O. O. Broughton Florence Hubbard Exim Mr. Hubbard Pontiac Mich Broughtons Pfc Donald Betts Greensboro N.C Frank Batts Columbus Ross Bailey Youngsville August DeMauri Marie DeMauri Feabert Watti Erie Grace Wadsworth Pittsburgh Lawrence Watrous West Church Street Eugene Smith West Chaseh Street Greenville Robert Schallar Allene Burlingame G. E. Wright James's Cappi W.C.A. Hospital Reva Burlingame E. Marton Wickwire Cpl Helen Gumbleton Women's Marine Corps W. T. Gumbleton Giberty Street Arlington, Va David Reich Olean Nathan Reich West Frederick Street Bess Wilson H. A. Gilbert Atlantic City Robert Cogswell Cleveland Prank Schrader East South Street Tack Hord Arington N. J Matte Thay

Mrs Merle Alom Hosts Stitch and Chatter Club

Mrs Merle Alom hosted the Stitch and Chatter Club at her Pleasant Street home in Tush with members including Mrs Rovert Lindstrom Mrs Wallace Mick Mrs John Mick Miss Ralph Sraith and Mrs Ogcat Vance. Afternoon sewing and social time featured gingerbread whipped cream and coffee. The next meeting is planned for March 7 at Mrs Vance’s Corry RD home as an afternoon session.

Merle Alam Trey Tush Pleasant Street Stitch and Chatter Club Rovert Lindstrom Wallace Mick John Mick Ralph Sraith Ogcat Vance

Degree Work At Columbus Grange No 75

The Columbus Grange No 75 met in regular session with 24 members from Columbus and two guests, Mr and Mrs Will Akum of Cory Grange. Master Nathan David presided as the degree team conferred the first and second degrees on a class of Tye. A social period followed with sandwiches gingerbread and coffee. The next meeting is March 1.

Columbus Grange Columbus Grange No. 75 Grange Columbus Will Akum Cory Grange Nathan David

Large Crowd At Columbus Meeting

A Warren County Extension gathering in Columbus drew a Sprity-five attendance with four State College speakers. Dorothy Truax spoke on Home Preecing Units, J C Nacotte on Raising Dairy Calves, A E Cooner on High Quality Feeding, and H Menm aan on Proper Uses of DDT. Margaret A Reed, Warren County Home Economies leader, and O F Frill, county agent, attended. Vocal solos by Jean Beazle Betty Dodd and Phyllis Fillane Mys provided interludes, with Benjamin Skinner delivering humorous readings.

Columbus Warren County Colmmbus Sprity State College Dorothy Truax J. C. Nacotte A. E. Cooner H. Menmaan Margeret A. Reed O. ©. Frill Nso Jean Beazle Betty Dodd Phyllis Fillane Benjamin Skinner

Bridal Show Honors Mrs. Clough at West Congress Home

A Tuesday evening bridal event at Mrs. Robert Clough's West Congress Street home featured visiting guests and games. Prizes went to Mrs. Clough, Mrs. Ray Dennis, and Mrs. Cecil Messinger, with a pink and green lunch centerpiece and numerous gifts for the honoree from attendees.

Wu Geuy West Congress Street Robert Clough Clough Ray Dennis Cecil Messinger Ewker Margene Chase Mary Sprovers Edwin Keppel Emory Messinger

Plans Completed For Shrine Chanters Concert

The Corty City Chapter No 17 Order of the Eastern Star held a meeting with Worthy Matron Thelma Barnes and Carl Anderson of Youngsville presiding. A class of candidates was initiated and final plans for the Shrine Chanters Erie concert on March 26 were made. The event will be at the Senior High School auditorium and the public is invited. Mrs Marta Reinesale chaired the refreshment committee. green and white décor marked St Patrick's Day. Mrs Helen Johnson, worthy matron, and her staff from Youngsville attended.

Shrine Chanters Corty City Order of the Fastern Thelma Barnes Carl Anderson Youngsville Shrine Chanters of Erie Marta Reinesale Helen Dohnsa Worthy Ma‘iron

Mysterious Aches: Kidney Trouble and Bothering Signals

Sudden pains and aching signals may stem from kidneys failing to remove waste and acid. Thompson’s Bersoma Tablets claim to boost kidney action and urinary flow for quick relief, with Lax Tablets also advertised.

Thompson

Charles Guadeano Heads Italian American Club

Charles Guadeano was elected president of the Italian American Association at a West Main street club meeting on Wednesday evening. Raymond Piccirili becomes vice president, Dominic Falcone financial secretary, Frank Messing recording secretary. Trustees named are Romeo Ficcardi chairman, Nicholas Marty, and Michael Piccirillo. The new officers were installed and refreshments served, with a March 8 party planned for all members and social members.

Sevemiy Lye Wemb Te Ue Italian American Association West Main Street Charles Guadagno Raymond Picsirili Dominic Falcone Frank Messing Romeo Ficcardi Nicholas Marty Michael Piccirillo Guadagnio Club

Probing Sugar Black Market At Pittsburgh

Federal grand jury convened last Wednesday to investigate reports of sugar black market activity in Pittsburgh. Assistant U S Attorney George Mash said individuals involved aren’t definitely known, subpoenas will be served on key witnesses, and the probe will review alleged misuse of ration currency and par liberations coupons.

Pittsburgh U. S. Atmmey George Mash Byil Wilessey OPA Spokkestmall Ferreral Als OFA Las Nonth OPA Thomas P. Garahan

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