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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1943
Page
5
A compact notice outlines a tax list titled Veadera 4s with readers and five mer titles and three revenue items. It notes published names and their baying status. The text is fragmented but identifies the key entities and sections in the public record.
Word has been received here of the promotion of Dr. C. G McCoy from first lieutenant to captain. The advancement became effective June 26, with Dr. McCoy joining the armed forces as a medical surgeon on October 1. He trained at Carlisle Barracks and Camp Forrest and served as first battalion surgeon of the 317th Infantry.
Edward Kinley of East South Street is promoted to quartermaster in the U S Navy after years of service and re enlistment following hostilities. The Corry boy’s advancement follows merited promotion reflecting his Navy career and prior service.
A fragment states an officer is on Second Army maneuvers in Central Tennessee. It notes that a barricade head measures one fourth Nye foot in length, with information reaching the city today.
Mr and Mrs Horn and son Tom of Newark New Jersey are in the city for a few weeks visiting relatives. Pvt and Mrs Angelo Rainier and son Carman, former Corry residents, called on friends here Saturday. Numerous local residents and visitors from Erie Jamestown and Pittsburgh are noted as spending holidays or visiting relatives in Corry this week.
Chautauqua Symphony appoints three guest conductors Willem Willeke Howard Hanson Vladimir Golschi mann to lead summer programs after Alber Stoessel's death. The lineup includes Willeke July 15 25, Hanson July 26 August 8, and Golschiwann August 10 25, with performances across Europe and America and Blue Network radio broadcasts.
Roger Amy, leaving for Army service on Wednesday, was honored at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Merle Amy and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Morrison Jr on East Bond Street Saturday night. About twenty relatives attended the gathering and presented the guest with two purses of money. Refreshments of ice cream and cake followed, with red, white and blue decorations.
A series of birth notices from area hospitals: a son to Mr and Mrs Albert Maker of Sparnbore. a daughter to Mr and Mrs Nelson Young of Gary. a baby girl to Mr and Mrs Clayton Numer of 115 Maple Avenue. a baby boy to Mr and Mrs Robert Patterson of West Washington Street. a daughter to Mr and Mrs Hudelph Silvis of North Center Street.
Engagement announcement for Mary Ann Comito to Corporal Robert J. Bowles, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Bowles, of Rome, with wedding planned for July 4 at Rome. Bowles stationed at the Rome Arms, Field and is well known locally.
Mr and Mrs Thasy Whitehead hosted friends at their East Pleasant Street home last evening. A goose tureen supper preceded visiting and games with guests including the Andris, Dewey family, McThyre family, Hillburns, Nichols and Pomeroy, Anderson and Anders, RG Barnes, Robes Brown, F F Bownett and Miss Elsie Witzig of New York City.
Tepublic is invited to attend the Thursday evening adult class at 12:15 o'clock at the practice range for Weight street. Mrs Theon Schmoon will demonstrate slip cover making and is noted for her skill in creating home furnishings.
A fragment describes cooking apricots with meat using a spice blend and honey or sir, suggesting a glaze after laying apricots on the meat. It mentions cooking for about twenty minutes and collecting drippings. The text is garbled but reads as a culinary preparation note.
Gualiniés from Page One Pets Peggy Pax and its Messenger on their routes split a five dollar award while Barbara Ann Kowalski won the eighty five pave for best decorated bicycle. The afternoon program opened with the historical pageant led by Lymm Rice at the mike. The display featured a Pilgrim tableau Concord district children and various musical numbers. The day ended with a dance by Ralph Ward and his Syn enpalors drawing over six hundred attendees. Over 5,000 joined in festivities as bonds totaling 60 250 were sold amid a full community celebration coordinated by Aero Lodge 1508 VFW and the Corry Stamp and Bond Committee.
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