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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1946
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a 1984 fatality and a negligence court case involving Barker. Details are unclear but indicate a suit or judgment related to a botched deployment or service error and a party named Barker facing liability.
Miss Jean Elizabeth Mitchell and Charles G. Rich, M. G. M. 2-c, were married in New York City on December 28 in a cattlelight ceremony at four o'clock. The couple, after six days in the city, returned to the bride's parents home in West Bend. Rev F Howard Callahan performed the double ring rite at the Church of St Paul and St Andrew. The bride wore a gold wool suit with brown accessories and flowers of gladioli and English violets. Mr and Mrs Rich are Corry High School graduates. The bride has worked at Leed's, Mt Rich. her parents recently moved to Palconey. They will report to Newport, R. 2, soon.
Miss Clarice Louise Capwell daughter of Mr and Mrs Boyd Capwell of 413 East Wayne Avenue married Charles Francis Hughes of Jamestown at 500 South Center Street with Rev PA Galbreath officiating. Ceremony featured white chrysanthemums pastel gladioli and music by Miss Gene Parsons. The couple will honeymoon in New York City and reside in Corry after.
The annual St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church dinner and business meeting was held last evening at the church with a 6 30 tureen dinner. Reports from Ladies Aid Missionary Society and church treasury were given with a fine balance noted. New council members include Guy Stafford Gerald Staples replacing Royal Messinger and Robert Catlin. John Freno to fill Armour Hills tate vacancy. A special 7th anniversary celebration plan was announced.
Miss Mary Helene Hillstrom was honored at a parlor shower hosted by Mrs. D Arma Hillstrom on East Wayne Street. Fifteen guests played parlor games and bridge ending with five hundred, and Miss Hillstrom, soon to wed Charles Williams, received many gifts. A fruit salad and bride cake with coffee were served. Guests included Doris Minor from Erie and Matilda Kamber and Minna Kamber from nearby cities.
Textile experts urge thorough airing of beds in heat. Wash sheets and pillowcases then sun dry to whiten and sterilize. Hang on lines, remove promptly on windy days to prevent flapping. Dry towels on racks and avoid folding damp towels to prevent mildew overnight.
Mrs Jerom announces a new Class of Americans formed by the Hospital and Recreation Corps of the American Red Cross. An information session and interviews will be held at 138% Nowh Conted aitéet on Monday evening and Tuesday afternoon. Membership requires U.S. citizenship or Red Cross status, age above 21, good health, and approval by the Red Cross with a training course and probation.
The Needham chapter urges qualified women to join the Red Cross Gray Ladies and serve at the hospital. The message stresses hygiene uniforms, patient care, and the urgency of volunteers as families cope with wartime disruptions. Applicants are asked to apply at specified times and places for appointment.
Cassius Paulson arrived from Toledo after receiving an honorable discharge from Navy service. He served two months in Alaska and several months in the South Pacific, then landed in Seattle to be with his parents Mr and Mrs Harry Paulson Sr Liberty priest. His brother Walter met him on arrival. Miss Helen Jones traveled home from Pittsburgh after a brief flaying trip in the interests octive Helen Sinope.
Victory Club met Friday evening at the Library Building with strong attendance. Mrs Lestit Wells led the meeting as members reviewed minutes, treasurer’s report, and final plans for the rummage sale to be held Friday and Saturday, January 11 and 12.
Local couple Mrs Amos G Reus of Fort Washington and Willy Jie Pidlun announce their engagement, with Dr W J Reuse and Mabel E Reuse of Philadelphia as parents. Petty Officer Louis Russell Sarkdivick, son of Mr and Mrs Russell Sandhivick of Littletown Fort Dakota, will be discharged January 10 in Minneapolis after three years Navy service. A house to house party followed the announcement at the home of James Caldwell McClintock. Mary O Ham of Akin arrived for a weekend visit at her East Bond Street home.
Girl Scout Troop No 39 held its regular meeting at the Presbyterian Church recreation rooms. The meeting was conducted by Mrs Mira Heavlion with praise and cheers by the group. Sixteen members attended with two guests present as the session closed with a good night salute.
Tips for stretching a large poultry bird by dividing the meat after deboning into two or three portions. Serve one portion after a slight rest or “choke” method and preserve the others for subsequent meals. Keep the portion chilled while handling to maintain freshness and maximize yield.
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