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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1945

Page

5

Purchasing Agents Meet At Warren

The Purchasing Agents Association of Northwestern Pennsylvania held its regular monthly meeting at the Hotel Carver in Warren. A 6:30 dinner preceded a business session with H L Kuness of Knox Glass discussing containers and paper products, and H W Ledebur of Hammond Iron Works leading steel discussions. Several Corry plant staff attended.

Warren Purchasing Agents Association of Northwestern Pennsylvania Carver H. L. Kuness Knox Glass Associates H. W. Ledebur Hammond Iron Works Corry

Major Schotter speaks to Kiwanis on Salvation Army work

The Kiwanis Club’s weekly dinner at the Ritz Restaurant drew 20 members. Major Alfred Schotter of the Salvation Army discussed its founding, history, disaster relief, and rehabilitation efforts, noting the talk was timely and interesting to the group. Attendance contest began with opposing teams scoring evenly.

Major Schotter Kiwanis Kiwanis Club Just Evil Sing Ritz Alfred Schotter Salvation Army

D A R Brokenstraw Chapter Meets For February Social

Members of the D A R met Thursday afternoon at 2 40 at Mrs C L Auer's home. Regent Mrs C F McCray led the business session followed by Mrs Porter Auer's review of Deen River a south story. Mrs Foster Davis read National Defense magazine items. Refreshments were served by the hostess and several assistants. The group will meet Feb 22 with Mrs James MacInnes for a Washingtons birthday party.

D. A. R. Brokenstraw C. L. Auer C. F. .McCray Porter Auer Deen River South Foster Davis Current National Defense Magazine Elton Simmons Morris Bonsteel Harriet Montague James MacInnes

Family Farewell Party For Miss Joanne Morton

Mr and Mrs Earl Haight of East Bond street entertained fourteen guests at a family dinner last evening in honor of Miss Joanne Morton who leaves tomorrow for studies at Mrs Moon s School for secretarial and accounting work in New York City. Miss Morton received many fine gifts and a good time was had by all.

Bet Warren Miller University of Missouri Fred Miller Concord Street Denver Colo University of Kansas Medical College Jackson Wall Melbourne Mla Katherine Waff East Main Street K. &. Gregory jLaughter Maxine Gregory Gould Street Pittsburgh Charles Gregory Richard Crocker Buffalo Coxry Donald Mitchell Spring Street Columbia Sgt. Mitchell W. L. Durham Railroad Street Pleasantville Paul Mowery Mt. Vernon Ohio Robert ‘Trisket Richard Trisket Snyder Circle Aberdeen Ruth Dahlstrand Cattaraugus H. H. Lyons Ivan Bennink Wheaton College Guy Bennink South Center Street Joanne Morton Earl Haight East Bond Street Moon New York City Morton

Women of The Moose Plan Initiation

Women of The Moose held a regular meeting in the Moose rooms on West Washington street. Thirty attended with Mrs. Jewell, senior regent, presiding. Plans were made to initiate a class of 25 candidates at the next meeting on January 18.

The Moose Moose Rooms West Washington Street

Radio Schedule Highlights Tonight and Friday Night

Program lineup lists NHBC-8 with Paul Lavalle Melodies at 8:30 and 9:30 shows including People Are Funny and Our Foreign Policy with Senator Wheeler. CBS schedule features Friday On Broadway at 8:30 and comedy and drama segments through 10:30. Also listed are local acts Danny Beckner Band and Sinfonietta with programs on MBS-7:30 and Freedom of Opportunity at 2:30.

NHBC Paul Lavalle Dufty Danny Beckner MBS Sinfonietta Freedom of Opportunity Fuzzie Zivicus Billy Arnold

Local Birth Announcements From Corry Area Homes

A son born to Mr and Mrs Kenneth VanVieet of Clifton New Jersey with the mother formerly Meredith Wells of this city A son born to Mr and Mrs Robert Poley of Centerville yesterday afternoon at Corry Hospital Mr Foley in the Army A son weighing 5 pounds 12 ounces born to Lieut and Mrs H J Chris at Walter Reed Hospital Washington DC last evening Mrs Curtis formerly Dorothy Jones both Lieut and Mrs Curtis are well.

Januaryard Kenneth VanVieet Clifton, N. J VanVieet Meredith Wells City Robert Poley Centerville Corry, Hospital Foley Army H.J. Chrlis Walter Reed Hospital Washington, D. c Curtis Dorothy Jones Corry

Union City Couple Announce Daughter's Engagement

Mr and Mrs Floyd Maynard of Union City announce the engagement of their daughter Goldie Jean to Lafayette Douglas son of Mrs Laura Douglas also of Union City Miss Maynard is a Union City High School graduate and works at Aero Supply Mfg Corp Mr Douglas attended Wattsburg and Union City schools and is employed at the Raymond Mfg Co

Union City Floyd Maynard Goldie Jean Lafayette Douglas Laura Douglas Maynard Aero Supply Mfg. Corp Douglas Wattsburg Jnd Raymond 4 Mfg

Buckley’s Canadiol Promises Instant Bronchial Relief

An ad claims Buckley’s Canadiol relieves bronchial irritation from colds. It touts rapid action to loosen thick mucus and soothe throat and chest, urging readers to visit Lindsley Pharmacy for instant relief with the product. Listings mention related mixtures and brand names in a promotional tone.

Buckley Joen Bertie Grauchie Garadiol Austin Urinie Ettectiva Artina

Test Tube Fashions New Feats of Magic From Textiles

Dorothy Roedante reports on postwar textile advances from textile laboratories. New rayon developments promise strength and versatility, including miracle rayons that resist fading, rot, and wrinkling. Civilian use will expand after the war, though shortages loom for six months due to demand, relief programs, and production shifts.

Dorothy Roedante Associated I.ron Fashions Ponemsh Jst

Mrs Harold Powell Hosts Bridge Club at North Center Street

Mrs Harold Powell of North Center street hosted her bridge club at her home last evening. Con trac bridge was played and awards went to Mrs Horton Davis and Mrs TL Morrow. A salad course was served. The next meeting will be at Mrs Raymond Andersons on North Center street January 11.

Harold Powell North Center Street Con~ Trac Horton Davis TL. Morrow Powell Anled Raymond Anderson

Noahs Ark S S Class Meets at Mosher Home

Noahs Ark Sunday School class of the United Brethren in Christ Church met at the home of Mr and Mrs Douglas Mosher on East Wayne Street for a social evening. President Mr Mosher conducted the routine business, games and visiting entertained thirteen guests, and a salad and dessert course was served. The next meeting will be on the run of February.

Noah’s Ark United Brethren In Christ Church Douglas Mosher East Wayne Street

Downey Hosts Birthday and Farewell Party for Store Staff

Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Downey entertained twelve employes of the A. & F. grocery store on East Wayne Street for a combined birthday and farewell gathering. Miss Gertie Shadell celebrated her birthday while Miss Ruth Bensink, leaving to study at Curavean Beauty School, was honored. Evie games were played, and Mrs. Downey offered a salad des serbuined to guests, with Miss Sha Geli and Miss Bensink receiving gifts.

Ivan Downey East Wayne Street Gertie Shadell Ruth Bensink Curavean Beauty School Evie Mrs. Downey

Sixth War Loan drives record funding totals

Treasury figures show the Sixth War Loan surpassed all quotas with a grand total of 21.621 billion dollars, a 54 percent over the 14 billion quota, marking a world record in financing. Individual investment reached about 5.9 billion against a 5 billion target as Morgenthau praised the results.

Treasury Morgenthau

War manpower row as 4-Fs urged for war jobs

Washington reports thousands of 4-Fs and other non essential workers flocking to war work amid calls to tighten manpower controls. Byrnes proposals to draft 4-Fs spark debate among senators and representatives while farm leaders resist stripping farm deferments and labor voices condemn the shortages cited by the War Mobilization Commission.

Associated Press Washington James F. Burnes Ecnte Wi Manpower Commission Byrnes Senate Wid House Kilgore O-Wvui Army Navy Rep Arnold Elvillkay Trisks WMC

Bob Hope Signs Long Term Radio Contract In 10 Year Deal

Chicago January 5 Bob Hope one of radio's top comedians signed a new 10 year contract with his sole sponsor Charles Luckman president of the Pepsodent Division of Lever Brothers. Luckman disclosed a substantial rise in Hope's earnings and indicated the deal was near ten million dollars in total terms.

Associated Press Chicago Bob Hone Charles Luckman Lever Brothers Company Luckman Butt Hope

Earle to depart Ankara en route home to United States

Commander Gemee Earle, former governor of Peniyylvania and current assistant naval and air attache at the US embassy in Turkey, is expected to leave Ankara tomorrow and head back to the United States.

Earle Ankara Jun Gemee Earle Peniyylvania LA. 5 Turkey United States

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