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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1942
Page
4
The author urges early grooming and neatness for girls to imitate mothers. A child should start with soap, washcloth, and brush, building habits like personal grooming to feel attractive and poised as she grows.
Miss Lloydine Verona Sager daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Sager of Tampa Florida became the bride of Corporal Hay M. Hotchkiss son of Mrs. Charles Anderson of Carry in a garden ceremony at the Fargo home in Columbus. Rev P A Galbreath officiated. The couple left for a week’s trip to Watertown New York. The bride is a Columbus High School graduate employed at the Wing-Will Store No 3. The groom attended Gerry schools and is now stationed at Pine Camp New York. The reception followed with about thirty six attending. Various local residents and relatives are mentioned attending visits and gatherings.
Violet May Wilson daughter of Mrs Hazel Wilson Union City and Elwyn Gage son of Mrs Marion Gage Corry were married at 6 o'clock Saturday at Westfield Presbyterian church parsonage Rev J Manley Spencer officiating. Attendants were Clarice Capwell and Charles Hughes. After the ceremony they were feted at the Stump home East South street Corry with families present. The couple will reside at 35 East Hien street Union City and he is employed at Corry datsmouth Manufacturing Corp.
Miss Norman Wright daughter of Mr and Mrs Martin Wright of Cherry Creek and Franz Gates son of Mr and Mrs Thad Gates of Corry were married Saturday evening June 2 at 6 oclock by Rev Walter Glick United Brethren Church Cherry Creek The bride attended by Miss Pauline Bednar of Garland and Harvey Wright attended the groom They will reside at 604 West Church Street and Mr Gates is employed at Aero Supply Company plant
Mrs. Mary Crosby Doud of The Dalles Oregon hosted a luncheon at the Rita Restaurant Saturday afternoon during an extended visit with her aunt Mrs. Arta Smith at 15 East Washington Street. Guests from out of town included Mrs. Edward Allen Mrs. Wilson Waters Mrs. Elton Allen Mrs. Anna Wilson of Warren Miss Roxey Given from Elgin Miss Marthe Aver of Washington D C and Mrs. Clifford Ickerson of Bradford. From Corry were Mrs. AO Sandburg Mrs. Elinor Griswold and Mrs. Arta Smith Welsh. After lunch cards were played with honors going to Mrs. Edward Allen and Mrs. Sandburg.
Jamestown reports National W C T U Day at Chautauqua set for Friday July 17. At 1 30 p m state W C T A clubs confer with national vice president Mrs D Leigh Colvin in charge at Prairies Willard House. From 4 to 5 p m a reception at Hotel Athenaeum honors Rev Dr Daniel A Poling. Dr Poling speaks at 8 14 p m in the Amphitheater on Things That Count.
Miss Dorothy Jones, a bride elect, honored Saturday at East Wayne Street home of Mrs. Frederick Burtholme and Mrs. Prederick Kinley. Auction bridge and five hundred played with prizes awarded to Mrs. Burtholme, Miss Thayer, and others. guests included Mrs. Auer, Mrs. LeFever, and several Misses from the area.
A dense list of radio programs and times outlines a packed schedule across NBC CBS and other networks. Featured are performances by Grace Moore Hedy Lamarr and Vaughn Monroe alongside drama quizzes musical interludes and talk segments with figures like Jason Davies and Rep W E Disney.
The U.S. Navy lies at Pensacola, Mississippi, hosting the first reforestation project. The program features segments including Patter and Song, Don Norman, Milt Herth, Tria, Shady Valley Polls, Melody Pan-Americana, and Hirst Reforestation Project with schedule times noted.
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Frederick VanderSebaum in Conty hospital on Saturday evening. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Arthur Himebaugh in Corry hospital on Sunday afternoon. the Himebaughs reside in Centerville, Ba.
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