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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1946
Page
5
A damaged OCR entry shows fragmented text about a local matter with unclear names or dates. The readable portion hints at a report about a person and place but lacks sufficient detail to identify the event or outcome.
The readable fragments refer to a Great power debt and a 1936 certification context. Names and specifics are incomplete, but the text hints at a discussion of forgiveness, missions, and teaching influence amid geopolitical tensions. Further detail is unclear due to broken source data.
Navy and State Department condemned two incidents near Moscow involving American Mariner patrol planes. In the first, a routine flight was disrupted by hostile fire from a Soviet air unit. no hits were reported. In the second, two Russian fighters shadowed a Mariner near Dairew, firing for about ten minutes but the plane returned safely to base at Tsingtao. The Navy called the actions unjustifiable and noted the pilot had left the coast against orders. Disciplinary action was initiated. The State Department asserted no wartime agreement exists with the Soviet Union regarding Manchurian assets and warned against any disposal or coordination with allies. Observers viewed the exchange as a nudge about Allied burdens in defeating Japan and questioned Soviet timing ahead of Tokyo’s surrender.
Notice informs former patients that travel conditions are favorable and directs them to Dr. R. Owen's office at 14 State Street Erie Pa Second Floor across from Warner Theatre. Hours are 10 to 12 and 1 20 to 5 Monday to Saturday except Wednesday closes afternoons and evenings by appointment. Phone 64-250.
The second and final performance of the Junior play The Nutt Family drew a full Senior High School auditorium. Betty Anderson played Mera Nutt, Dorothy Robinson as Sylvia Gaylord, and William Hull as Larry Stuart earned praise for their strong portrayals. Proceeds will fund the Junior-Senior Prom on April 25.
Corry celebrates the 63rd wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Gholsman L. Snapp with a family gathering at Mrs. Jean Field’s home in West Washington Street. The couple, long-time Warren County residents, were married February 1, 19XX, and have seven children and nine grandchildren with several relatives traveling to honor the milestone.
The American Legion Auxiliary met at the Legion Home on North Cotter Street with President Mrs Ami Grayino presiding. They planned a card party for April 25 to benefit the Cory Memorial Hospital Fund. Tickets were distributed and committee members were Mrs Dean Miller Mrs William Fleming and Mrs Glennis Warner. Bingo and refreshments followed hosted by several members.
Girl Scout Troop No 39 met Friday evening at the Presbyterian church. The meeting opened with a flag salute led by Miss Joyce Blanchard. Miss Adele McCray and Miss Donna Christi sung, then interest groups met. Mrs. Camden Ruffner led cooking activity, Miss Eva Kepler the First Aid, and Miss Eleanor Baldwin led the arb reader. Plans were made for a party on March 15 celebrating the organization of the Girl Scouts. The meeting closed with the good night circle.
Sciota community groups honor servicemen with a daytime meeting at Mrs. Dimes Brown’s home on Slate Line Road. Thirteen men and two visitors attended, with a noon dinner. Vice President Mrs. Miller led the session. devotions were by Mrs. Hoyt Raymond. quilting was the day’s project. next meeting to be announced. A separate church program followed at 8 PM with Rev. Armitage, Melody Four, Miss Trisket, and Miss Young contributing solos. Rev. G O Keefe spoke on G T Clothing.
Dorothy Koe Assovistol Press notes grandmother’s laugh as ultra modern granddaughters adopt streamlined hoop skirts. Adel Simpson debuts penduline cushion hoops for summer wear with Victorian-inspired silhouettes and conservative gowns suitable for evening wear.
The article discusses evolving silhouettes stressing slim waists and new front techniques. It mentions Miss Simpson promoting a modified silhouette called the "new front" with padding and Alps-like shaping. It suggests fashions favor slender figures and hints at the return of corset-era shaping for older readers.
Seven tables of duplicate bridge were in play at the community bridge night hosted by Mr. James Hughes at the Hotel Corry. High scorers were A. S. Boy and Arthur Creighton and Miss Harriett Colexrov with Miss Juanita Stranahan. tied for second were Mrs. Boag with Mrs. Pay. Dan Taggart and George Orcutt will host the next game in about two weeks, with the definite date to be announced.
Mrs. Leon Lindsley entertained Ruth's friends last evening at the Hotel Comy. Miss Lindsley is to be married this afternoon to William Gumbleton at St Elizabeth's rectory by Rev. Carl Heidt. Mrs. Frank Lautie and others attended. The Niagara Falls flow is 207 000 cubic feet per second.
Miss Janet Sarnicki and Arthur Robatzynski unite in marriage at St. Thomas Church with a 9:30 mass. The ceremony features a satin gown, orange bouquet, and several bridesmaids, followed by a reception at St. dual School and a weeklong honeymoon in Cleveland.
Mrs Ivar Simite hosted a late evening chicken dinner for son Robert A Smith with nine guests, while Evelyn Smith and twenty others surprised Mr and Mrs Robert Simit at 238 East Columbus Avenue with cards music and refreshments. The event included a purse of money from friends and a gift from the group.
Charles Tubbs and his son from Erie arrived on a wet evening with relatives on Park Street. Miss Gertrude Trend of Wasley yesterday planned a weekend visit to Cleveland with friends Mr and Mrs Stamey VanTassel and family. VonTassel is a student at Penn State.
Pittsburgh dispatch reports four Pittsburghers charged by the FBI with stealing 24 radios from a truck on Interstate road. The cases are set for trial March 18 in Federal court in Erie. Janes Weir and Gus Damas were released on 1400 dollar bonds, while Thomas Sinker and Bary F. McQuire remained in custody with detainers issued.
Reports from New Castle indicate a massive crow roost near Edenburg suffered losses overnight. Estimates vary widely from 10 000 to 70 000 birds with many elusive to confirm.
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