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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1942

Page

4

Columbus High Alumni Reunion Reflects Sixteenth Year

The Columbus High alumni event drew ninety attendees last night in the Community church hall. Glen Bracken appeared as guest speaker, Arnold Johnson served as toastmaster, and a student group performed Readin Writing and Rithmetic. Officers elected for the next year were Miss Lloydine Stiger president, Mrs. Raymond Barnes vice president, and Mrs. Jack Betty secretary treasurer. A Columbus Community Aid supper accompanied the dinner, followed by a dance in the 671 G hall with music by Al Davis and the Swing Masters.

Columbus High Columbus High School Glen Bracken Arnold Johnson Columbus Community Aid Lloydine Stiger Raymond Barnes Jack Betty al Davis

Norma Deming Weds George Anderson In Gilend Lawn Ceremony

Miss Norma Deming and George Anderson will wed at 6 p.m. on the lawn of the Deming home in West Spring Creek Gilend. Rev B A Hook will officiate. The bride will wear white chiffon with white carnations in her bouquet. Attendant Mrs Robert Damon wears pink chiffon. Best man Wesley Works of Hammond Ind. Reception to follow. After a wedding trip the couple will live in Hammond Ind. The bride is a Corry High School graduate 1934 who later attended Edinboro College and taught in Spring Creek Township.

Robert Damon Wesley Works Bammond Hammond Ind Corry High School Edinboro College Spring Creek Township Daniel Amber Wilbur Sperry Peninsula G.M. Sighes Buffalo Howard Gates Gouldy Street Erie Joblia Westley Eugene Westley Bloomfield Lake Connie Higgins Lotteville Corry Ostherine Burns John Blatt Chicora Ruth Johnson West Church Harriet Davis Little Valley Leon Brown Victor ‘Orn Albert Carlburg Mire Mary Murray Amelian Legion Auxiliary Union City John Fenstermacher Mott Street Virginia Allen Hie Syracuse N.Y John Burteh Frederick Street Dayton Harriett Bilok O. E. Shoop East Prederick Street Homestead Park Spring Creek Gamp Livingston Tia William Bloss Fairhaven Benice Sickler Harriett Donaldson Washington, D. C Richmond Fort Eustis Kenneth Whaley Bernice Martin Annabelle Wig Titusville Reginald Smith Bruce Nelda Smith

Mrs Emma Heath Honored by Friends at West Trying Street

Mrs Emma Heath was honored on her birthday with a dinner at a West Trying Street home hosted by Mr and Mrs J Morrigon. Guests included Major and Mrs B B Plinn, Mrs Hanna Sitter, Charles Finn of Warren, and Mrs Margaret Bowser of New Kensington. The gathering moved to the Heaths R D 4 residence for social time as a musical birthday cake was served.

Morrigon

Circle No 2 Meeting Committees W S C 5 Picnic Planned

Circle No 2 of the W S C 5 met at Mrs. Joseph Guignon home on East Church street with eleven members present. De votions were led by Mrs S Dewey and business by Mrs Lel and Johnston. The group will organize the W S G 5 picnic at Mead Park July 18 at 6 00 p m. The next circle meeting will be at Mrs Bertha McCray home on July 7.

Guignon Clevie No Methodist Church Joseph Guignon East Church Street S. Dewey Leland Johnston Mead Park Bertha McCray

Rotary Club Heats Talk On Indians

Alexander Boag spoke at the Rotary Club meeting in the Hotel Comy stating his Indian relics collection including blankets, beads, arrow heads, and metalwork. He shared customs on crime punishment, ancient Indian history, and tribes around Erie, plus plans for the coming year as directors met to set committees and programs beginning July 1.

Alexander Boag Rotary Club Boag Distro Erie

4 H Victory Canners Planning For Picnic

The 4H Victory Conners of Columbus met yesterday at Mrs. Walter Ocsler's home. Mrs. Thelma Prendergast of Warren attended to inspect uniforms and skills. The next meeting is set for Tuesday June 23 at 105 Mrs Casier's home to finish the iron holes and demonstrations, with a picnic planned and each girl to bring her own lunch.

Victory Canners Victory Conners of Columbus Walter Ocsler Thelma Prendergast Warren Casier

Mrs Fenstermacher Hosts Shower for Miss Fiero

Mrs John Fenstermacher entertained last evening in honor of Miss Jeanne Fiero of Erie. After dinner at Hotel Corry, guests went to Mott Street residence where they gave Miss Fiero a miscellaneous shower.

John Fenstermacher Jeanne Fiero Erie Hotel Corry Mrs. Fenstermacher Mott Street Miss Fiero

Just Desserts New York Moral Dents Hoard

In Brooklyn a housewife faced a dilemma when labels fell from stored canned goods in her basement. Cans of beans soups vegetables and fruits lay unidentifiable after a water leak flooded the cellar. The incident highlights the risk of unlabeled food storage. The piece also notes 146,749 acres of unprotected forest land in the United States.

New York Brooklyn

Golden Links Class Names New Officers

The Golden Links Class of the Methodist church met at Mrs. B S Petersons Essex street home last evening. Elected president Mrs J B Cogan vice president Mrs W E Phillips secretary Mrs D A Johnson and treasurer Mrs O L Hobbins. Thirty one attended and next meeting will be a picnic at Mead Pat June 23.

Stesuu Op Golden Links Methodist Church B.S. Peterson Essex Street J.B. Cogan W. E. Phillips D. A. Johnson 0. L Hobbins John Puller Irvin Young Clarence Warner Delores Ross Peterson Arthur Barton H. B. Reed W. S. Jewell Mead Pat

Gold Star Mothers to Admit WWII Members at Convention

The Gold Star Mothers, founded after World War I for mothers of fallen servicemen, prepare to welcome World War II mothers at their New York convention. Mrs Gertrude Kram spoke of her son Leonard torpedoed at 19, and Jennie Doyle recalled her 18 year old son. Emma Batcom noted government approval of a gold star sleeve badge for wartime mourning, as about 750 mothers are expected to attend the weeklong meeting.

Gold Star AME Porter New York Golf Star Gertrude Kram Leonard Gold Ster Jennie J. Doyle Balcom Emma Batcom Kram Maiuning Baltom

Young Girl Graduate of Today Will Have No Difficulty In Obtaining Early Employment

War industries seek women workers in growing numbers with new job paths in engineering, drafting, and analytic roles. Hunter College reports hundreds of offers for graduates in physics, mathematics, and chemistry. Cooper Union and firms hire the first women draftsmen, naval architects, and engineers, with actuarial and insurance analyst roles opening as well. War Minors at Barnard tailor courses for government and private industry work.

Ulauys Degner Josephine Hammond Hunter College New York Hammond Guy Guyler Clark Goper Union Art School Naval Architects Dean Clark Cooper Tnion Lfts Hunter Call Jege Barnard College

Radio Schedule Highlights NBC CBS Programs Tonight

Radio listings outline a dense slate of NBC and CBS shows across the evening. NBC features Thin Man adventures Uncle Walts Doghouse and Dr Christin plus sports and musical segments, while CBS offers Nelsonsday Dr Christin Shirley Temple Cab Calloway and more with Farm and Home and Army camp segments sprinkled throughout.

NBC Eddie Cantor Kay Kyser Portland Ore CBS Dr. Christin Shirley Temple Junior Miss Ransom Sherman Nation New Time Dr. H. V. Evatt Manhattan Basin Street Johnson Family War Patterson James Meadows Congress Bess Johnson American Medical Association Fletcher Wiley Po. m. Navy Landt Prescot Fannie Hurst MBS Mutual Goes

Miss Isabel Edwards Hosts Bridge Club Gathering

Miss Isabel Edwards entertained her bridge club at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. Lowe Edwards on West Wayne Street last evening. Eight attended and played contract bridge with prizes awarded to Miss Ontiolee Thayer and Mrs. John Street. The hostess later served refreshments.

Isabel Edwards B. Lowe Edwards Wayne Street Ontiolee Thayer John Street

Lillian Guild Holds Season Close at Beaverdam Home

The Lillian Guild of the Episcopal church met at Mr Lynn Sill’s Beaverdam home for a three course dinner with twenty two members and two guests. Committee members were Mrs Elmer Kinvald Mrs Mary Lockwood Mrs B D Wilcox and Mrs John Casto. A short business session adjourned until September.

Mes Lynn Sill Lillian Guild The Episcopal Church Tynn Sill Beaverdam Elmer Kinvald Mary Lockwood 8. D. Wilcox John Casto

Married in U S Army Camp Chapel at Camp Polk La

Mary Lewise Dubrosky daughter of Mr and Mrs Stephen Dubrosky H D 3 married Py Bernard B Gerling at the army camp chapel at 3 pm last Saturday June bth The Lutheran chaplain performed the ceremony Best man was Pvt Gerald Wheeler Olga Dubrosky attended as bridesmaid Weding party ate supper at the Thompson House DeRidder La Both couples are from Conn y High school The groom previously worked as assistant manager at Montgomery Ward before induction into service

Mary Lewise Dubrosky Stephen Dubrosky Bernard B. Gerling Camp Polk Olga Dubrosky Lettingate Gerald Wheeler Thompson House DeRidder Conny High School Pyi Gerling Tocal Montgomery Ward

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