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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1941
Page
5
Isola ships to Penn with a ready lineup as the university lines up a contingency plan for recruitment. Strong ties to former coaches and regional ties bolster the bid. The move signals renewed focus on securing athletic talent amid competitive campus programs.
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Major W Stuart Houghton of Indiantown Gap spoke at the Rotary Club in Corry detailing training routines and equipment for draftees. Guest Edward Thompson of Oakmont attended. several locals and visitors were noted in society items and funeral attendance.
Announcement reports Miss Rosa Cook and Laurie P. Baker of Corry remarried on Monday July 14 in Winchester Wisconsin. Rev L G Bridgers officiated at United Brethren church. After a brief wedding trip they will live at 40 West Birnh Street in Corry. Both work at Raymond Manufacturing Company.
Mrs Roy Root hosted a Marion street dinner honoring Orval Root who is leaving July 24 with the selectees. Later the group visited Cana dohta Lake with the youths in attendance.
Midsummer home canning feature details mint jelly and apple mint juice jelly recipes. Instructions cover mint juice, sugar proportions, boiling times, sterilizing jars, and paraffin sealing. Also includes cantaloupe with pears berry spread plus cherry surprise with cherries peaches cinnamon cloves lemon juice and sugar for spread atop breads.
A son was born this morning at Corry Hospital to Mr and Mrs Orlo Watrous of Corry R D Os. Mrs Watrous formerly Hazel Beok Prink.
Country Club women plan a chicken dinner for members as part of the social program. Mrs H J Sheen and Mrs W A Dunlap lead arrangements. dinner starts at o o clock with cards and a social evening to follow.
League Nine members enjoyed a Monday evening picnic at Mead Park followed by card games at Miss Mikirad Sohramining's home in Columbus. Visitors included Mrs Edwin Borstotu and children Mrs Walter Mellyoy and Roberta, and Miss Harriott Mann from Worth Hast visiting briefly yesterday.
Mrs Miller entertained a group at her East Plogsatt home last evening for Miss Leh Baceus, the bride elect to wed Alton Messinger. An autoses shower and gifts were given, with games and contests providing entertainment as guests, including Iva Webber and Georgia Webber, joined in the event.
A miscellaneous shower for Mrs. George Warner, nee Betty Wollett of Ryle, former Spring Creek teacher, was held last evening with twenty five friends attending. Games entertained guests and a two course lunch was served. Out of town attendees included Miss Irma Allen of Tidionte Miss Frances Schoppers of Titusville and Mrs. Dorothy Hetrick of Pittsburg.
Mrs Feldt entertained members of her era yesterday at Findley Lake New York with a noon luncheon and an afternoon program. Mrs Leon Lindsley and Mrs M Loveland attended. The club will meet in two weeks at the home of Mrs M Ray Greene.
Mrs Triest Johnsos and her son Bow of Houston are in the city for several weeks to visit Mrs Jabitson and her parents Mr and Mrs W A Heal at 105 Concord Street.
The American Legion Auxiliary sponsors a daily dental clinic for preschool children from 9 30 p m to 4 p m with two dental hygienists on duty. The program includes thorough examinations and parent guidance on nourishment and tooth care. The clinic continues through Monday with appointment requests directed to Mrs Victor Orn. The regular monthly child health event is canceled in August.
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