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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1945
Page
5
Radio Schedule Fragments and The Slaying Arraignment
A punctuated list of radio programs from various networks appears alongside a local case from New Canaan. Mrs. Stevens, wife of a U.S. Army major, will be arraigned for manslaughter tied to a coroner's count amid sex recrimination chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens
New Canaan, Conn
Tmogens Stevens
U. S. Army
Birthday Club Honors Mrs. Robert Tripp
Mrs. Marvin Millspaw and Mrs. Lawrence McCray hosted a birthday gathering at West Smith Street for Mrs. Robert Tripp. Thirteen members attended with gifts and games. Mrs. Grace Foshburg won a prize as fruit pie a la mode and iced tea were served. Next meeting is July 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Tripp
Marvin Millspaw
Lawrence McCray
West Smith Street
Birest
Myron Eawards
Girard
Grace Fos‘burgh
Millspaw
Dance At Country Club Promises A Fine Evening
A Corry Country Club Tuesday dance features a local tour orchestra for members and out of town guests. The event starts at 8 20 o clock with light refreshments later and a large attendance is expected. This first dance of the season aims to provide an enjoyable evening. Deaths occur in Augusta fire as six people, including four children, perish in a frame dwelling fire on Gage Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Country Club
Augusta
Gage Place
Al Fox Elected To Head Riding Club
Riding Club members met at the Red and Gun Club rooms for annual officer elections. A board of directors was named: Edward Grapier, Robert Desmond, Harold Averill, and Dr. C. P. Bennett. Al Fox was elected president with Frank Currew as vice president, Mrs. Fox as secretary, and Dan Depew as treasurer. Tentative plans for a horse show on August 1 were discussed. Several members had just returned from a state college conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aupmvers
Red and Gun Club
Edward Grapier
Robert Desmond
Harold Averill
C. P. Bennett
al Fox
Frank Currew
Local residents and service members visit in Cory
WAC Ina Phillips on furlough from Wakeman Hospital Camp Atterbury visits sister Mrs Maxwell Devereaux and relatives. Miss Marjorie Slattery, nurse student at Western Reserve Cleveland, returns home to attend her cousin Joan Klinger's wedding. Several families, including Quinlisk of Philadelphia and Jean Quinlisk of Washington, visit relatives. Ensign Robert Spencer arrives from Williamsburg for a week with parents. Various locals including Paul Weber, Mrs Vardeman, and Mrs Heath host or visit relatives across Cory and nearby streets. Lt Delby returns from Germany after over 20 months as a prisoner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ina Phillips
WAC
Wakeman Hospital
Camp Atterbury
Ind
Maxwell Devereaux
Thomas Maloney
Mott Street
Cunadohta Lake
Marjorie Slattery
North Center Street
F. A. Slattery
Western Reserve, Leveland
Joan Klinger
Betty Gentilman
War Fen
John Ipler
Paul Quinlisk
Philadelphia
Jean Quinlisk
Sp. Q. 2c
Washington
Paul Weber
Artived
Robert Vardeman
Chingo, Til
R. S. Burr
East Prederick Street
Ensign Robert Spencer
Williamsburg
Allan Spencer
West Wayne Street
Virginia Reaves
Corry
Eune
Dudley Warner
Franklin
Warren Walker
Wilmer Helter
Phyllis McCray
Joyce Clifford
Betty Lindquist
Erie
James Harper
T. Allen May
East Washington Street
Cory Southwick
Donald Peterson
Smethport
Prank Heath
Marlon Heath
Pranklin Street
Pfc
Lawrence Morton
Cory
Crile General Hospital
Cleve Morton
Carl Williams
Arnold Williams
Diane and
Neil
Tioma
F. Lowe Edwards
Myron Edwards
Girard
Hugh DeLury
Lazy Breakfast Fixes With a Lazy Susan Tray
A vintage style guide promotes quick breakfasts using a lazy Susan filled with fruit juice cereal milk and butter. It lists simple items like buttered toast coffee muffins and wheat flakes with baked apple quarters suggesting a fast approach for busy households with an emphasis on adults coffee and milk.
Postwar homes to glow with new fluorescent lighting
Experts predict a future of bright pencil lights and long tubes for postwar homes. Designers claim eight foot tubes, shadowless illumination, and fixtures that fit decors with colors from white to red. Fluorescent lighting promises energy efficiency and versatile aesthetics for living interiors after wartime work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlene Woly
Newsfeatures
Lavelle Guild
America
Aladdin
Tribe
Grulel
Beast
Mr and Mrs Seamens travel as Hamot Hospital admission noted
Mr and Mrs Frank Seamens of Pleaswnt Street left Thursday evening for Erie where Mr Seamens entered Hamot Hospital for treatment and is under care of Dr Rickson Set Mo P Harvey arrived on Corvy Thursday from Fort Devans Mass for a 30 day visit with his mother Mrs Myrtis Hussey East Washington Street Miss Margaret and Paull Hook returned to their home in Adyinn Mich after a week with Mr and Mrs Feed on Worth Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Seamens
Pleaswnt
Erie
Mr. Seamens
Dr. Rickson
Mo P. Harvey
Cor
Fort Devans
Mass
Myrtis Hussey
East Washington
Margaret
Paull Hook
Adyinn
Mich
Mrs. Feed
Worth Street
Birthday Party For Nancy Sweet Celebrated Friday
Nancy Sweet daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Sweet of Gast Wayne Street celebrated her sixth birthday Friday with a party attended by six teen friends. Guests enjoyed games and cake and ice cream served by Mrs Sweet during the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Sweet
Harold Sweet
Gast Wayne Street
Mrs. Sweet
Nancy
Births at Corry Hospital Reported for Local Families
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Joseph Tamburo of 324 Spring Street at Corry Hospital this morning. A daughter arrived for Mr and Mrs Leo Culver of 117 Northender Street. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs James Loveland of 4H Snyder Circle earlier today. A son born to Mr and Mrs Harold Tubbs of Titusville at Corry Hospital this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Tamburo
Spring Street
Corry Hospital
Leo Culver
Northenber Street
The
Burt
Myr
James Loveland
Snyder Circle
Avson
Harold Tubbs
Titusville
Local Couple United in Nuptial Mass at St Thomas Church
The ceremony united Miss Maureen Mulnney and Mr. Michael Goda at St Thomas Church as their families and friends gathered. The bride wore a white satin gown with a beaded neckline and carried a shower bouquet, with Maureen’s sister as matron of honor and Ann God and Beverly Stowe as bridesmaids. The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs John Goda of 409 Best Man Street. The reception followed at the Joury home with a late-afternoon dinner. The couple will reside at sit North Center Street after a honeymoon to Atlantic City. Mrs Goda is a Corry High School graduate, class of 1949, and is employed at Aero Supply. He is a Youngsville High School alumnus, class of 1941, and also employed at Aero Supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HULU
St Thamis Chueh
Elouk
Mattien Prauck Giayerertebtani
Cie
Mars United Miss
Mavie Maloney
Dinner Whatton
Miss Mulnney
William Blues
Ann God
Beverly Stowe
Mike Doutin
Mae Ross
Casvied Jaskol
Michael Varness
Richard Kinney
Merle Ollaway
M. Joury
Asa
Goda
Aly Sth
North Center Street
Atlante City
Corry
Aero Supply Mu
Goon
Youngsville
Damiestowns
Ato Supply
Darnofall Knapp Wedding Details Highlight Local Ceremony
Darnofall Knapp wedding Friday united Miss Maxine May papa daughter of AR Krapp and Mr and Mrs John Darnofall. The groom and best man were noted, with relatives attending at the Snyder Street home. A reception followed with yellow and white decor, a three tier cake, and summer garden bouquets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darnofall-Knapp
the Baptist
Pardenigs
Matha Reyda
Kedwatrel Darnoall
Delaware Suru
Plant quarantine notes pests hitchhiking on planes
About twenty five percent of 14 093 incoming planes at two ports of entry last year carried prohibited plant material. There were 68 interceptions of insect and plant disease carrying cargo, prompting tighter safeguards.
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Nuptial Mass United Local Couple Today
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