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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1946
Page
5
Reports indicate Norman martial Hos mn shock after a collision caused an end sock incident Friday. George R rumed vif and B. Jesser aided, with care at hospital for treatment before transfer to a local school.
Miss Valera Barton wed Wilbur Charles Larson in a home ceremony at 735 Equable Main Street with immediate family present. The bride wore royal blue with gold accessories and pearls, vows were recited by Rev. BOA Galbreath, maid of honor Mary Jean Rozelle, best man Arthur Pairchild Jr. A reception for thirty followed, and the couple planned to reside at East Munson Street after a honeymoon trip.
The Presbyterian Girl Scouts met last night in the church basement with twenty five members and four visitors present. The meeting opened with the flag salute led by Nancy Moore and Joyce Blanchard. Adele Macray led group singing and a polit dancing. The Stouts bid farewell to Eleanor Baldwin who is leaving soon for Washington, D. C. The meeting closed with the good night circle.
A damaged OCR fragment describes thawing frozen fruit and leaving it in a sealed container for exposure to air. The result is loss of freshness and flavor, with potential spoilage risk. The note implies improper handling during fruit thawing.
Thirty six attended this week vision of duplicate bridge at Corry Country Club. Elimination boards were set and the scores resulted: North and South Mr and Mrs Welter Scott first, M A S Bong and Mrs M O Baldwin second, Mrs H L Rowe and Mrs W Jones third. East and West Mr and Mrs Kurt Leeds first, Mrs Louisa O Leary and Mrs John Gates second, Miss Juanita Strananan and Miss Harriett Colegrave third. Mrs O Leary and Mrs Gates with Mr and Mrs FW Bartholme of Union City and Mr and Mrs WW Myers of Youngstown were out of town guests last evening. Reservations for next week should be placed with Mr and Mrs L J Lindsay.
The American Legion Auxiliary met at the home on North Center Street with President Mrs. Ann Gravino presiding. A Tri-County council meeting was announced for Albin on June 12 with a large local delegation expected. Mrs. Martha Neyton, Mrs. Alice Schrader and Mrs. Allan Orn were appointed to a dominating committee and officers will be elected at the next meeting on June 21. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Gladys Stowe, Mrs. Mae Butters, Mrs. Evelyn Skinner and Mrs. Amy Skinner during the social period.
Announcement that Carry Count Conception Wp Catholic Daughters of America plan their annual installation dinner at Hotel Cory at 6 30 p m Thursday the 13th. Following the meal officers will be installed in North Center street rooms with Mrs Halen Mayneus district deputy from Warren as installing officer. Members expected and those without reservations should call Mrs Fred Hantjay by Monday morning.
The bridge luncheon committee invites Women members and out of town guests to attend next Tuesday at one o'clock in the clubhouse. The event opens the Summer season and will be held biweekly. Contact Mrs. L. W. Graham or Mrs. A. S. Boag to attend. Committee members include Mrs. Graham, Mrs. Bong, Mrs. Leo Hoylen, Mrs. James Wharton, and Mrs. Wallace Hammond.
The note explains how to measure soap to maintain good suds and save soap and energy. It suggests washing least soiled items first to reuse suds for dirtier clothes, extending soap efficiency. Emphasizes experience to dial in the proper amount.
The Baptist Church choir members their families and two guests Mr and Mrs Edwin Hartis of Minneapolis Mint enjoyed a Friday evening dinner at 7 o clock at the Maple Leaf Tea Room in Columbus. Afterward the group moved to the home of Mr and Mrs Ralph Cerrol on East South Street for visiting and games.
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