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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1942
Page
5
The fragmentary notice mentions PHS and guards in a terse historic record. Limited readable text lists a venue and a numeric code 40 r 178, leaving specifics unclear but implying a guarded display or procession associated with PHS.
A damaged scan presents isolated tokens such as numbers and symbols with no clear event, names, dates, places, or actions. Readable facts are minimal, offering only fragmented monetary signs and letters without context or narrative.
Miss Marie Flanigan returns to Harrishore after a visit on West Congress street. Mrs. John Sullivan hosts daughters Geraldine and Gloria along with Mrs. Mary Dempsey. Betty Lite and sister Hadlick were visitors yesterday. Mrs Freil Healy attended a picnic at Regis ter and Recorders A Lopur Warren's home. Mr. and Mrs. Harry McGrana Han of Bradford were in town. Mrs. F M Raymond and Mrs 0 Rutter leave for a week at Chautauqua. Mrs. John Finigan and Mrs Raymond Sundburg spent yesterday at Ene. Mrs Elmer Kincail departs for ten days with Baltimore parents. Mrs F W Amacher and Donna Billie of Ridgway visit. Mrs C Blackman of Washington DC and Miss Anna Coppella with William Moore of Brockway stayed at Mrs Pred Delo's home on West Pleasant Street. They return to their homes this evening, except Miss Donna Amacher who plans a longer stay. Ted Sarticki enjoys a five day move at the home of Piuveals and Hicks on Worth Street. Mrs WH Jotson, Miss Helen Ighneor, Mrs Frailer Barsony and Miss Genb Parsons travel to Indiana Pa where Miss Parsons interviews for school this fall.
Miss Mildred Haenel and Miss Evelyn Wiggers hosted a wiener roast at Mead Park honoring Miss Dorothy Jones a bride to be this Saturday. Prizes for darts went to Mrs Vernon Thompson and Miss Stella Savako. guests included Mrs Teresa Fox and Mrs Carl Swartson among others. a set of Plesia ware was presented to Miss Jones.
The Home League of the Salvation Army met last evening with Mrs. Wm. Scott on Hust street. The business meeting was conducted by the Home League secretary, Mrs. S. Willis. After group singing Mrs. Emma Heath led the devotional service. A round table discussion was held on the scripture portions. After spending some time quilting, refreshments were served the twelve members present. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Stewart Messenger on East South street, next Wednesday, at 7:30 p. m.
Mrs Edward Jerome entertained her club last evening on West Congress Street with a lively five hundred game. Awards were given to Mrs Merle Kelslee Mrs Walter McElroy Mrs Doir Clark and Mrs Jeannette Kebler. The hostess later served a two course lunch.
Members of the Wednesday afternoon Home Nursing Class honored instructor Mrs Frank Grige Jr with a party yesterday. Eight men were present and, after the class hour, they presented Mrs Grige with gifts in appreciation.
A parsed listing of radio topics and show times across CBS NBC and Blue networks. Items include Leon Henderson discussion on defense areas in wartime, Greece under Nazi threat, Fanny Brice, Bob Crosby, Major Bowes Amateurs, Philadelphia Navy Yard Band conducted by Eugene Ormandy, and several musical segments such as Three Suns Trio and Russian American Music Festival. civic and entertainment fare across daytime and prime slots.
A beauty feature shows the Figure 8 exercise demonstrated by model Eileen Hellerud. She guides readers to lie on the floor with knees bent, perform leg raises to each side, and repeat 19 times to modulate hips and firm the torso.
Mrs. ys. Graham and Dr. and Mrs. 0. G. McCoy attended yesterday’s Northwestern District meeting of the Medical Society of Pennsylvania at Oxland Beet hotel. Major Woodholme spoke on army medical needs and the call to support military service, with Major Wendel warning of an acute need for dentists in the army. Attendees called the event instructional and enjoyable.
The Ladies of the Veterans of Foreign Wars met on W Winlow Street with 17 members present. They pledged support to raise fifty thousand dollars for fifteen trainer planes for the Army Air Corps and elected delegates for the national convention in Cincinnati. Mrs. Mahil Shuss, Mrs. Clyde Reynolds, and Mrs. Merle Amy were chosen.
Mrs Matilda Patti hosted last evening at her R D 4 residence a wiener roast for friends. Guests included Mrs Harry Felley, Mrs Robert Smith, Miss Marion Kimmey, Prunes Feeney, Helen Adams, Marietta Hale, Betty White, and Ann Gory.
Sunday School members of the Presbyterian Church enjoyed the annual picnic at Canatobia Lake yesterday. About a hundred members and friends attended. Activities included riding swimming boating and visiting. A petit entertainment was provided and the Piette Iuneh was served later in the evening.
July 16 Warren report of a coal truck tumbling over a stone wall on Poplar Street. Budd Work, 27 of Strattonville, Clarioncourt, was taken to Warren General Hospital after the vehicle fell inverted. Neighbors summoned police, fire, and medical aid as workers assessed serious injuries. The truck sustained heavy damage from the fall.
Washington Glenn Spiegelberg, 35, a former U S Coast Guardsman, was held in Hempstead on espionage charges. The FBI said he possessed 18 plans diagrams and blueprints of essential B24 bomber parts. Spiegelberg allegedly worked for Donelly Engineering of Detroit which designed machinery for Ford home construction.
Reported funds support replacement X ray machinery at the hospital. Board actions include delaying insurer lines, pursuing delinquent accounts via Attorney Scott, and giving a small pay raise to nurses and a monthly secretary raise. Federal aid for a 25 room addition remains under review as census data show activity.
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