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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1943
Page
5
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Mrs Walter Ross entertained her Contract Club last evening during their regular weekly session. Awards, defense stamps, were worn by Mrs J Pred Kinley and My Wilford Pomeroy, with other attendees including Mrs F Lowe Edwards, Mrs E F Pain, Mrs Howard Ross, Mrs Robert Bumbaugh, Mrs Bruce Ellsworth and guest Mrs Edison Harmon. Mrs Ross served 9 samlad lunch and the group adjourned to meet again in two weeks at Mrs Edwards home on West Wayne Street.
Miss Jane Ficcardi of West Shared Street hosted her club gathering last evening. Eight girls attended and enjoyed the evening together. Later Miss Ficcardi served a lunch of spaghetti and meatballs.
Joss Dulko announces the marriage of his daughter Bessie to Thordld Bemens at Clymer New Year’s Eve. The pair, both employed by Aero Supply in Corry, are graduates of Jamestown and Titusville High Schools. They plan to reside in Genterville after a brief honeymoon.
Announcement that Corry Junior High Practice House will open to Corry district women for nutrition and clothing classes starting Tuesday evening January 19 at 7 17. Miss Boninie Gordon leads, with demonstrations on rationed and non rationed foods and sewing. sessions include remodeling old garments and care of new war era fabrics. informal, no charge, five cent jan evening.
North East reports the betrothal of Miss Belle Lou Marlowe of 8 North Pearl Street to Pvt. Robert K. Clark of Bangor Me and son of Mr and Mrs Alfred D. Coin of North Bend. Miss Maylowe and Pvt. Conk are graduates of North East High School. Belle Lou works at the Bitie Material Company in North East and Cook is with General Electric in Erie. The couple’s future plans are not stated.
At yesterday’s meeting of the Rebekah Helping Hand Club Mrs Harvey Loveland was elected president. Other officers elected include Mary E Juderstrom vice president Donald Carter secretary and Willan Murst treasurer. Twenty six members attended the session held at the Odd Fellows Inn with a tribute table and dinner concluding the event.
Orman Hainger of Corry spoke to the Kiwanis Club about rationing. Twenty seven members met at Rim Restaurant for the weekly dinner meeting. Chris Christensen, president, led the business session after a final toast. T J McCoy organized the program and introduced Mr Reinges to discuss emergent rationing issues and consumer and board duties under government regulation. Ralph Poster Sr, on vacation from Temple University, attended.
Mrs. Karl Gates was honored at a Thursday evening party hosted by Miss Marion Neff and her mother Mrs. H J Neff. Miss Helen Beck and Mrs. Donald Gates won card prizes. gifts were presented to Mrs. Gates. Several invited guests could not attend due to weather but attendees included Miss Beckwith, Mrs. Gates, Mrs. Richard Nichols, Mrs. Pred Hinenel and Mrs. Lynn Bisbee. A salad and dessert course followed late in the evening.
Mr and Mrs Alfred Wright welcome A'son in this city born at Erie hospital with mother Betty Dolan formerly Miss Betty Dolan.
Mrs Arthur Colegrave spends the day in Jamestown with Miss Viola Shafer of Olean N Y joining later for a several day visit. Mark Gray former Coury resident visited enroute home to Titusville after seeing a daughter in Akron. Lloyd Stowe of Raymond Mig Go arrived home from western business. Mrs Melvin Cabbett to spend the week in New York City with husband on leave from Port Monmouth NJ. Dinner Kincrad to Eric for the day. Mrs May Taylor and daughters arrived from New York City called here by the death of Mrs Taylor. Avery with Mrs Merker visits Erie hospital, William Merker in serious condition. Mrs Clute Conover and son William returned to Buffalo NY. Mr and Mrs Theryl Matteson to Eastville for week long visit with Professor Philip Bonjunglae of Allegheny College. Thomas Cease to return Saturday from Buffalo for a week with parents. Mandl Nos Henild Orage West Smith Street.
Vanderhoft of Letbeville announces the betrothal of his daughter Bovey Tein to Robert YT McCaslin, son of Mr and Mrs Glenn McCaslin. Bovey is a 1948 graduate of Tuttaville High School and is employed in the city. Mr McCaslin works at the Hammond Elevator Company. Arrangements for the wedding are incomplete.
Betty Clarke offers skin care guidance for wartime workers facing dermatitis from grime and chemicals. Emphasizing cleanliness, hand washing, and a protective lotion to prevent pores clogging, the piece promotes personal hygiene and brand suggestions for defense plants workers, focusing on women in harsh industrial settings.
A local party honored Ruth Maedje and Miss Min- We Zaherl for birthdays and upcoming departures. Guests praised the celebrations with gifts and well wishes, noting the pleasant memory of the evening and sharing news of future plans.
The Pollyanna Sisters held a luncheon at The Rite restaurant on Thursday noon. Attendees included Mises Marie Thompson Mary Cuomo Jess Mitenell Doris Stowe Jon Patterson Marquire Shilfer Kay Buck Martha Metalyr Barbie Rich and Rosemay Dewey. The event covered plans for the year ahead and featured social chatter among members.
A wedding shower honoring the bride was held at the home of Mrs. Reberl Plemimg with hostesses Mrs. Fleming and Mrs. Ember Earle. Guests included Mrs. Ross Fleming, Harold Love, Mary Welch, Mae Van Gisr, and Joan Westliy among others. The event featured games, refreshments, and socializing in a cheerful celebration.
Mes W H Seat hosted a nine cent bridge club gathering at 1035 North Canterbury Street. Guests enjoyed a tavern evening with dinner served at Griauluck Pit, while toasts and cheerful conversation filled the room.
The U B Missionary Society honors two members in a memorial program led by Mr HOR Harris. Mrs Ray Ry conducted the afternoon program titled Southern Amurings band of the Purifers. Mrs Harold Piss presented the penne of js dame, with musical items by Mus E the Teds and Vir Hatley Barks. Meetings planned at the home of Ms Walter Rempel in February.
The American Legion Auxiliary mailed Thanksgiving relief to veterans hospitals in Coatesville Pn. and to a needy family in the city. Officers Clifton Pungbory and president presided. Refreshments and card games followed as Wirs Schrader and Mrs. George Andrus served. Mr. and Mrs. Powell and Mr. and Mrs. McCracken planned a weekend in New York City.
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