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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1943

Page

3

Engagement announced Betty Gibson to wedding Gerald Bemis

In this vicinity Miss Betty Jean Gibson daughter of Mr and Mrs L E Gibson of North Fast is engaged to Gerald Ray Bemis son of Mr and Mrs R L Bemis of Wattsburg. Gibson works in Erie while Bemis plans farming. No wedding date set. Mr and Mrs Francis Bishee of Exe visit city friends this weekend.

Betty Jean Gibson Gerald Bem L. E. Gibson North Fast Gerald Ray Bemis R. L. Bemis Watts Miss Gibson Erie Mr. Bemis Francis Bishee Exe

Suggestions In Coiffure Improvement By Batty Clarke

AP Beauty Editor offers coiffure ideas for parties using decorative touches like feathers pearls mistletoe and ribbons. Readers can style false hair with techniques such as braided coronets and top knot coils, sprinkling beads to blend with natural hair.

Batty Clarke

New Year's Eve Dinner Party Hostesses Noted

Mrs. M. Raymond served as hostess at a New Year's Eve dinner held at her home on East Smith street. Guests included Mrs. S. C. Rafter, Mrs. Bleynore Meade, Mrs. Marjorie Peck, Mrs. Mildred Alfred, and Dick Alfred.

M. Raymond East Smith Street 5. C. Rafter Bleynore Meade Marjorie Peck Mildred Alfred Dick Alfred

New Year Celebrations Mix With War Time Rations Across Cities

Amid New Year observances in churches and theaters, crowds filled streets in large throngs while liquor flowed despite rationing. Elks dance and Rex theater events drew crowds, with many homes open for turkey dinners. Utilities paused, business slowed, and communities welcomed 1943 with social gatherings and public celebrations.

Christian and Missionary Alliance United Brethren In Christ Baptist Churches St. Thomas Rathburn Rex Theater Haliday Stanford Hose Company

Marriage at Erie of Corry Resident Adna Beatrien Van Tassel

Mrs. B L Greer announces the marriage of her daughter Adna Beatrien to Second Lieutenant Clarence Earl Van Tassel, son of Mr and Mrs Robert Van Tassel of Riceville. Rev Blackmore of Erie officiated with Bertha Greer and the groom’s parents as attendants. Van Tassel recently graduated from the Officers Training School at Fort Belvoir and will report to Camp Claiborne for duty in early January.

Erie Corry Titusville Den B. L. Greer Route 3 Centerville Adna Beatrien Clarence Earl van Tassel Robert van Tassel Ricevilte Blackmore Bertha Greer Officers Training School of Enminers Fort Belvoir Camn Claiborne

Couple to observe 50th Anniversary in Troy township

Mr and Mrs Willem Cochran of Troy township near Titusville celebrate their golden wedding January 4. The couple will host a Saturday night anniversary party and a family dinner Sunday. Mr Cochran will be 76 in January and Mrs Cochran 68. They have three children Nell MacQuarrie Delmar Cochran and another son in Hydetown and this city respectively.

Willem Cochran Troy Township Titusville Arthur Cochran East Frederick Street Cochran Nell MacQuarrie Delmar Cochran Hydetown

Women's Relief Corps Names New Officers

The Women's Relief Corps No. 48 elected officers for the coming year at a Thursday meeting. President Mrs. Mable Brown leads the list with senior vice Mary Morrison and junior vice Alma Gardner. Other officers include treasurer Mar. Kimmy, secretary Fae Wynn, guard Bertha Gregory, conductor Bonnie Carrey. Delegates to the state convention were chosen, with Masry Kimmy as delegate and Brown as alternate. The next meeting is set for Thursday January 7 with a campfire dinner and mystery sisters to be organized.

Ats Spetial Weeune Women's Relief Corps No. 48 Mable Brown Mary Morrison Alma Gardner Mar. Kimmy Fae Wynn Bertha Gregory Bonnie Carrey Masry Kimmy

Albion Girl to Wed Park Edward Wolfe

Albion couple announce the engagement of their daughter Adelaide Salisbury to Park Edward West, son of Union City residents Frank Wolfe and wife. Miss Salisbury, a Mercyhurst College graduate, taught at Union City High School four years before a recent post at Meadville home economics. Park Edward West is a corporal in the army and heads the personnel office of the military police at Fort Meade.

Albion Park Edward Wolfe A. J. Salisbury Alton Adelaide Edward West Frank Wolf Union City Miss Salisbury Mercyhhurst College Meadville Unio City Mr. Wolf Army Military Police Fort George C. Meade

Local residents defer travel and visits after holidays

Mrs Rex Dempsey and companions from Buffalo returned home this morning. Mrs Hazel Gick plans a several day visit. Miss Florine Decker of Center ville heads home after a day in the city. Mrs James MacInnes to Philadelphia tonight for a family visit. Dewey returns from Harrisburg where he attended the Pennsylvania State Education Association meeting. Mrs Roger Brown visits Franklin relatives for the week. Miss Lucille Murray plans to return to Balston Spa, N Y, Saturday. Mrs Charles Crane of Addison NY leaves for Niagara Falls after a week with relatives. Mrs Gertrude Guignon returns home at Ere after holiday visits.

Rex Dempsey Aons Jack and Carlyle City Buffalo Hazel Gick Florine Decker Centerville James MacIunes Philadelphia Jack MacInnes Dewey Harrisburg Pennsylvania State Education Association Roger Brown West Frederick Street Franklin Lucille Murray Moth Street Balston Spa N. Y Charles Crane Addison N.Y Niagara Falls Walter Peake East Street Gertrude Guignon St Ere

Acre for a Soldier Spreads Through Southeastern Farms

Grass roots signs appear with the legend My soldiers acre in planted tree as the acre or a soldier slogan spreads beyond bor rowers from the Farm Security administration. Agriculture department notes the plan began in the army quarter master corps to provide soldiers with tie cotton from half an acre of land and the hide of He Steel or the hina atin cba.

Farm Security Administration Department of Agriculture Army Quarter Master Corps He Steel Hina Atin Cba

Leaders forecast grim 1943 war year yet vow eventual victory

Officials warn of hard times ahead in 1943 while stressing steadfast resolve. Wickard says food supplies must not be wasted, Nelson predicts a hard but fruitful year in a full wartime economy, Ickes notes continued rationing and fuel limits, Davis urges readiness for bad news and casualties as the nation presses toward victory.

Wickard War Production Board Donald M. Nelson Harold 4. Ickes Atlantic Seaboard Elmer Davis Office of War Information

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