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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1944
Page
4
Wartime kitchen tips emphasize stretching food, planning multiple meals from one purchase, and using every scrap. Read about bone stock from bones, boning leftovers, and turning chicken into multiple dishes. Tips cover freezing, reusing vegetables before spoilage, and baking in bulk to save fuel, time, and ration points.
Fifty eight Aero workers from the Aero Bus department gathered at the Boston House on First Avenue Saturday morning to honor Jack Laird who leaves soon for military service. They presented him with a purse of money as a parting tribute. The event highlighted his upcoming departure and the goodwill of colleagues.
AIS 101 yoew Olton daughter of Mr and Mrs Bert Chapman Columbus became the bride of Don Bennink son of Mr and Mrs Leon Bennink R D J Corry at a pretty wedding Saturday afternoon at three o'clock The nuptial service took place at the Guys Mills Pa Methodist church Rev Wayne B Price officiating The bride wore an aqua wool dress with red roses and baby breath Attendants were Dorena Cornish and Esther Lillie from Corry with John Brown Jr and Fred Christensen from Columbus as ushers After ceremony dinner was served at Pittsfield Inn for twelve Guests included Mrs Lola Carter Mrs Ronald Carter Mr and Mrs Ed Miller Corry and Mrs Wayne Price of Guys Mills The Benninks are Columbus High School graduates The bride is a beauty operator at Trene's Beatty Shop and the groom farms They will reside on R D 2 Corry area
Mr and Mrs George Carnicke of East South Street entertained relatives and friends Saturday night honoring their son Lt Richard Halfast and Mrs Halfast. Twelve attended as refreshments were served. Lt Halfast is stationed at Fort Jackson South Carolina after a transfer from the station hospital at Camp Davis North Carolina.
Mrs. and Mrs. S. J. Irvine entertained friends at a Saturday dinner at the Hotel Corry. Guests included Capt and Mrs John Harding of Dallas and other couples such as Mr and Mrs Frank N Ames Mr and Mrs Arthur Creighton Dr and Mrs R B Mosier and Mr and Mrs Luke B Graham. Afterward the group moved to Dr and Mrs Mosier’s Maple avenue home for further entertainment.
Corry Indies attended a Women of the Moose meeting on Sunday a conference on committee activities sponsored by the order's College of Regents led by Mary Gavin of Kane associate regent. A large class of candidates was initiated in her honor. Dinner at six was served by Warren women followed by informal entertainment. Attendees from Corry included Mrs Albert Shaffer Mrs Bersha Darwin Mrs Chester Potocki Mrs Jessie Kowalski Mrs Burdette Giffard Mrs Alberta Allen and Mrs William Wellington also present were Mrs James Hanks and Mrs Rose Ayers of Columbus.
On air tonight NBC nine features Dick Powell Dan Munson in A Sailor Takes a Wife while CBS offers Vox Pop Forum America Looks Ahead and more. Other programs include Greer Garson Alan Ladd and Sherlock Holmes with a busy slate across multiple stations and times.
George Sell, 22, of R D G Erie, employed by Merritt Chapman Scott Corp on a breakwall project on the peninsula, was pinned between a heavy crane cabin and a crane chassis on a railroad track at Cemetery Road. He died at 5:30 p.m. Sunday at Hamot Hospital after severe internal injuries.
Erin January 31 Edith Lynch fifty five of RD 4 Waterford died after a two car collision at Peach and Sherry streets at 3 50 p m Sunday She suffered internal injuries and a fractured arm and died at St Vincent s hospital John Lynch sixty three driver in the other car had several fractured ribs and is reported in good condition Frank Letterman fifty driver of the second car escaped injury his wife Mary fifty four was treated at St Vincent s for lacerations above her left eye and released
Erie January 31 An inquest will be held later into the death of Donald Neal Brown 16 son of Mr and Mrs Roy D Brown of 3854 Peach Street fatally injured Thursday when his bicycle was struck by a southbound car driven by 17 year old J Leo Matczal of 22nd Street The boy riding north to run an errand for his father waved to a sister just before the accident occurred The coroner W W Wood reported the collision occurred at Peach and Cherry streets Must Be Swimmers Every US marine must be able to swim before assignment to a ship aboard a battleship or cruiser
Hage reports All American Lines plan to land large planes here once equipment becomes available. J P Needham of Railway Express Agency notes current air pickups cap at 25 pounds per piece, with shipments up to 20 or more pieces sent to distant points. Larger air parcels could boost business, especially to Buffalo and Chicago, with landings at Thomas Airport possible if required.
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