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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1945
Page
5
An old advice note suggests rubbing ordinary floor wax after polishing to preserve street shines. For heavy work shoes use warm tallow wool grease and oils. It also recommends making paint for outbuildings with two pounds of mortar color per gallon plus used motor oil, offering colors green red brown and varied.
A Sub Social Gatherings meeting at the Ritz Restaurant drew 22 members and Mrs H Lynn Rice. President Robert Bumbaugh led the business session voting against regular meetings and planning an outing for members and wives in July or August. A transfer request from Russell Byler was approved. Numerous members and guests, including Rev. and Mrs. Raymond Squire and Miss Mary Graham, were noted in attendance or mentioned in visits and travels.
The Rehoboth Class of the United Brethren Church met for a tureen dinner in the church basement last evening. Rev. H Ray Farris presided over the business meeting and Carl Lyons led devotions. The evening included visiting and games. The next gathering will be hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Whitney on July 26.
Concord Ridge Ladies Aid Society met at the home of Mrs. Ray Carhart with 24 members and guests. Ms. Ainsworth led devotions, Mrs. Chase directed singing and led the business session as vice president while President Mrs. Glenn Chelton could not attend. After the routine business, afternoon fishing was enjoyed.
The W R C No 49 met at 2 pm in the Masonic Temple with Mrs Harry Silvis presiding. Plans were made for a picnic at Med Park on Thursday June 28. Members urged to attend and bring a friend. In bad weather the picnic would move to the home of Mrs Silvis. Ice cream and cake were served by Mrs Stevens and Mrs Silvis.
Jamestown hosted a dinner at the Rite Restaurant on Wednesday night for Miss Thelma McMillen who is leaving the company. Attendees included Mrs Phyllis Akam Mrs Virginia Aikens Mrs Leove Palmore Miss Edith Wykell Miss Cora Preble Miss Marion Heath Rae Havenstein Mildred Young and Carolyn Anderson. The guest was presented with a fine gift.
Mrs W Jones entertained her bridge club and husbands at her North Center home in honor of visiting Mr and Mrs J C Buttery of New York City. Awards went to Mrs Horton Davis Mrs Buttery Harold Powell Raymond Anderson and Mr Buttery. A detectable sale ad course was served.
For the open kitchen shelf, a blind offers a smart sanitary solution that permits free air circulation and stacks out of the way during work hours. It can be taped to match the kitchen design.
Zem Zem Temple in Erie invites Nobles of the Mystic Shrine from across the region to the annual Summer ceremonial under Potentate James Sait. Nearly 100 new members are to be initiated in the Columbia Theatre after degree work at the Shrine lab. A traditional feast and closing events follow at Shrine Club.
The Waren Wome n of the Moose Lodge installed officers for the coming term at the club rooms on West Washington street. Mrs Nina Dawell senior regent Mrs Cota Dam junior regent Mrs Mae Needham graduate regent Mrs Rosa McElroy chaplain Mrs Lois Huth recorder and Mrs Tom Hepler treasurer were installed. Audrey Hansen and her committee served cream cake and coffee to guests and attendees. The next meeting will be July 5.
Grow parsley in a kitchen using half a sponge in a bright dish. Keep moist and sprinkle with parsley weeds for a fresh garnish and green touch at the table.
Washington June 22 The president of the National Retail Dry Goods Association warned that people must buy only what they need to avoid a price rise orgy. Benjamin H. Namm of Brooklyn urged Americans to use saved money for war loan purchases as sales totals climb toward large quotas. Morgenthau praised progress but said full success requires meeting the 800 million quota for individual hand buyers.
Pittsburgh June 22 Associated Press reports smoke free locomotives and smokeless stoves may heat homes under postwar plans. E R Kaiser assistant director for Illuminous Goal Research says smokeless jets from Bitumidots Coal Research, in cooperation with Louisville and Nashville Railroad, are in testing. Kaiser notes a smokeless stove with powerful heating is under development at Battelle Memorial Institute for small homes.
The Lupe Vile residence in Beverly Hills sold under the auctioneer’s hammer along with jewels and furnishings valued over 100000. Pasadena buyer Mrs. Vix sina Kuppinger purchased the 12 room Spanish house for 41750 after about 80 minutes of bidding yesterday.
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