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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1943
Page
5
Fragmentary text references a person on a timeline at a station or city, mentions a third term and a passing declaration. Details are garbled, limiting clear identification of names, dates, places, or organizations.
Fragmentary notes indicate a stage entry related to 1943 events, with a January 215.84 figure. Details are unreadable, but imply a financial or cataloging record tied to a location or project named Columa.
Readable lines show dollar amounts and mileage figures, including totals and allocations. No clear event, person, or organization is identified, leaving numeric balances and distances as the primary contents.
A tureen supper for the Dorcos Class was enjoyed by church members last evening. The committee in charge included Mrs. Robert Brown, Mrs. R. G. Barnes and Mrs. Vincent Anderson. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Lester Loos’s home at 138 East Frederick Street in two weeks.
The Auxiliary of the VF. Ww. planned a Northwestern County Council meeting to be held in Corry on Thursday April 1. The Corry chapter will host the event with hostesses and committees appointed to finalize plans.
A Jamestown meeting of the Personal Sene LE TY SubSociet y gathered at Mrs. C. A. McClintock’s East Wayne home. Officers elected for the year: president Miss Havel Merker, vice president Mrs. H. G. Wolfe, secretary Mrs. William Johnson, treasurer Miss Lena Merker.
A birthday gathering at Mrs. C. A. Johnsons West Church Street home featured a dinner social with visiting and games. Attendees included Miss Edna Johnson and several named local friends as they presented a gift to the host.
Circle No 3 of the Methodist church held a farewell gathering at Mrs. Roger Brown's West Frederick street home as she prepares to move to St Paul Minnesota. Devotional was led by Mrs Willis Brown and a Latin America study titled An Evangelical Witness was presented by Mrs Bryen Stowe. Mrs Tracy Whitehead and Mrs Wicker Nigh Tater served light refreshments and Mrs CA Mountain will host Circle on April 7.
Mrs. Mary Robinson presided at last evenings Salvation Army Home League gathering. Nine members attended as Mrs. Jennie Willis led devotionals. Plans were made for a St Patrick's Day basket tune to raise funds for the missionary fund. Indies work on war relief garments followed, and refreshments were served.
Mrs Charles Bell entertained the T Y T Club last evening at her home on East South street. Five hundred was enjoyed and prizes were won by Mrs Claude Price and Mrs George Mulderick. Mrs Bell served light refreshments to eight guests.
A dense broadcast list runs through the evening with talk, music, and drama. Shows include Fanny Brice, Henry Aldrich, Bing Crosby, Abbott and Costello, and March of Time among many others across CBS NBC and blue networks.
Oljed silk curtains are practical and come in a wide array of colors and designs. They suit bathrooms kitchens and play rooms and can be cleaned easily with a damp cloth. Occasionally wash with soap and water.
Miss Shirley Dickinson hosted a party at her West Wayne street home where Miss Jeanne Cass, chosen as an elect of Ernst Buschmann, received many gifts from friends. An evening of pleasant conversation followed with refreshments served by Miss Dickinson and her mother for numerous guests.
Eight members played bridge at Mrs Heerlein's North Center Street home last evening. Mrs Heerlein received the award. The club will meet again in two weeks at Mr W Bracken's home on West Pleasant Street.
Attending a club meeting in Union City last evening were AIR DAMUSErANA Mons EL Tobias Mrs Parter Auer Mrs Skinner Frank VanTassel Helen Rowe and Long Merker. Miss Helen Rouse hosted at her home with a dinner served at seven fifteen and music and Sead was played.
War limits on metal push zippers hooks and eyes to essential use while buttons remain plentiful. Readymade dresses feature new closures and trims, with plastic pinwheels and other novelty buttons popular as civilians cope with shortages.
In Bearcreek Montana five days after a mine explosion trapping 74 workers, 46 bodies recovered, crowds of families wait at the entrance hoping for survivors as aid reaches Bearcreek with $20,000 emergency funds for relief.
Canonbsurg Pa mayor Walter B Chaffon 27 who sought deferments precipitating a coal miners strike quits to work for an uncle at farms in Washington county awaiting draft reclassification. He resigns as operator at Montour No 4 mine to avert further walkouts while the draft board considers his 2-A status.
A special military service is planned at St Thomas church during the holy hour at 7 30 this evening. Papal and American flags will be displayed and more service flags symbolizing parish members now in the armed forces will be placed on the large standard in the church sanctuary. The public is invited to attend.
Helen Schlurail and Commissioner discuss a new earning system to supply food for the Erie County Hospital, County Home, and Erie County Prison. They aim to use county farm produce to meet patient and inmate needs and reduce shortages.
Gambling devices were upheld by Judge Robert E. Woodside who ruled that earning free plays does not make pinball machines gambling devices. The ability to cancel free games does not prove unlawful gambling. The decision affirms the machines as legal amusement.
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