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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1943
Page
5
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Betty Clarke, Beauty Editor, advises housewives on avoiding the body baste trend by using a simple floor exercise. Lie on back with feet flat, fingers at shoulders, elbows on floor, keep waist flat, bend knees together, hold ten counts, then return. The method aims to prevent bulges and keep figures trim.
The article outlines meat stretching recipes to stretch low meat supply for wartime households. It suggests meat pies with vegetables, fish molds, lamb patties, and savory stews using economy cuts, eggs, and pantry items. It also notes using eggs, cream sauce, and herbs to enhance flavor while keeping costs down.
The article spotlights Lillian Poses a busy Manhattan attorney working for the War Manpower Commission and the Social Security Board region 1. It traces her path from Hunter College to NYU Law and notes her public service career and balance with family life.
The Y executive board met at the Rite Restaurant last evening. Over half the annual campaign goal has been attained and the drive is expected to close in two to three weeks. Secretary C W Sholzbarger reported summer activities are underway and progressing. Routine items plus other business were discussed.
Advice stresses hygiene while camping with emphasis on thorough hand washing before meals. Clean sheets and tin cups require careful washing and a tidy, lean campsite.
Major Margaret D Craighill debuts in the Surgeon General's office as the first woman doctor in the U S Army Medical Corps. She outlines her aims to expand women doctors' roles, notes her surgical and obstetric expertise, and details her background with the Women's Medical College of Philadelphia and Greenwich Connecticut practice.
Naomi Johnson a piano student of Dr LeRoy Campbell will present a recital Monday evening at 8 oclock at Pint Methodist church Cor Fy assisted by soprano Martha Hultberg and violinist Mary Graham The program features Bach Siloti Etudes Ve rieux Ravel Debussy Massenet and a two piano Gershwin Rhapsody in Blue with Hultberg on second piano Friends of Miss Johnson and supporters are invited
Mrs Eacird Jerome hosted a party at her East Congress Street home for her daughter Judy celebrating her sixth birthday. Guests enjoyed cream cones simcade and cupcakes, flags hats balloons and gifts. Pvt Richard Thompson from Maxton NC arrived yesterday for a weeklong furlough with his wife and relatives.
Vacation Bible School at United Brethren Church ended a two week training program. Rev H Ray Harts led the departments offering scripture verses Bible studies demonstrations and talks. About four hundred parents and students attended the church parlors and each pupil received a treat.
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