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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1946
Page
5
Ongoing draft related notices indicate a Tuesday exam date is expected with many youths awaiting final status. Some registrants have recent updates and vesting concerns, while authorities prepare for potential petitions and hold on general enrollments.
The Busy Needle Group of the Columbus 4 H Club met July 11 at the Dean School at 1 PM with eight members present and new member Delores Hartzell joining. Denna Spoon spoke on her Buffalo trip and Phyllis Jil led singing. The meeting concluded after small activities and games. the next gathering is planned for Friday July 0 at 1 PM at the Dean School.
Emanuel Guild of the Emmanuel Episcopal Church was hosted by former member Mrs. Lillian Bluet of Erle for a dessert luncheon. Nine members attended including Velma Moore and W. M. Sandburg. A social afternoon followed the business meeting and a two course luncheon was served at 4 30. On August 8 the Guild and families will meet at Mead Park where collection boxes for the church auxiliary will be turned in.
Mo-Fa Ghib met with six members and two guests at Ms Wile Iinmobosen's home on Bus Trying Street. Two tables of Progressive 500 were played with prizes won by Mrs Jackson Mrs McElroy Mr Dory Clark and Charles Illes. Mrs Glenn Dickson won the traveling prize.
Mrs Alfred Haenel hosted the 590 Club at West Smith Street with two tables in play. Members present included Mrs Richard Nichols Mrs Mary Freeborne Mrs Alfred Morrison Mrs Karl Gates Mrs James Ruibenek Mrs Frederick Haenel and Mrs Kenneth Bock. Awards went to Mrs Fred Haenel Mrs Bock and Mrs Gates. The hostess served dessert salad Ritz crackers cake and toffee. Next meeting planned at Mrs Prooborne on Thursday August 1.
Baptist Ghuveh and the Sunday Setioat invite members to a basket supper and social at Jon's Grove on Spring Creek road this Saturday. A games and contests program is set for 5 30 with supper to follow including coffee chocolate milk mills and ice cream served by the Sunday School. Children will be dismissed from the church at 2 30.
A quick guide explains dissolving old glue from furniture parts before renewing joints. It suggests washing with vinegar to safely remove glue without harming the wood finish.
Henry R. Main of Union City announces the engagement of his youngest daughter Jeanette Ma, to Sgt. Rodréy tra Prsw, son of Mr. and Mrs. John T. Post. Jeanette attended Union City High School and worked at Triangle Shoe store and Salchow's Drug store before residing with her sister at 83 Robinson street. Sgt. Post is a 1941 Corry Senior High School graduate and serves with the Army of Occupation in the 5th Airborne Division at Sapporo Japan.
Mrs Harland Thompson and daughter Miss Violet Thompson entertained nine guests at their RD 4 Corry home Thursday night in honor of Ruth Weumore of Metsis Washington who has visited here for weeks. The hosts served a chicken dinner at 10 30 and garden flowers decorated the dining table.
Sixteen members of the Noahs Ark Sunday School Class at United Brethren Church attended a Camp Findley evening meeting. Afterward they held a wiener roast at Mr and Mrs Geil Bagleys cottage. The next meeting is a picnic at Al Mead Park on August 1st.
The Melody Four will present a special musical program at Spring Grove Church on Sunday July 1. The group will perform songs to benefit the church building fund and the public is invited to attend. The evening includes a fire offering and is touted as a splendid and well rehearsed performance by local singers.
Mrs John Rickvady recalls Cassius Schmin threatening Verda before she was slain and he killed himself in their Westminster home during a marital rift. The Yeoman’s mother described years of fear as the couple argued and Verda prepared to enter the WAVES in 1945.
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