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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1943
Page
5
The readable OCR fragment mentions salary, a payment of 10 000 dollars, and a deduction or fine of 60. It references a street and a Night event but contains highly garbled names and places, limiting clear identification of persons or groups.
Harold Allen and Alice Dommons present Sounds of the Air at Lyceum, offering insight into radio and movie sound effects. Originally booked act replaced after a serious accident. The duo, known for work with major film and radio organizations, perform next Tuesday evening at 6. Special student matinee at 3.
Mrs Frank Grice Jr hosted a social gathering at 12174 West Church Street last evening. Guests included Mrs John Street Mrs John Prana Mrs Alton Dahlstrand Mrs Adele McCray Miss Marion Sullivan Mrs Armour Hillstrom Miss Elizabeth Gensleu and Miss Dorothy Kittleberger. The group enjoyed games and a two dessert luncheon.
Miss Winifred Laird daughter of Mrs Margaret Laird of 310 West Yharely Street married Sgt William Ruland son of Mrs Dav Ren ge Bromley at a nuptial Mass at St Thomas Chapel morning service attended by immediate family. Rev Graves celebrant. The bride wore a soldier blue outfit and navy accessories. sister Miss Theresa Laird attended. The couple left for a brief wedding trip after a breakfast hosted by Mrs Mayme Baker. Mrs Ruland works at NuBone Company Erie and Ruland is on furlough from Port Monroe Virginia.
Miss Helen Fordyce a Corry teacher leaves for Maudville for weekend visit. Mrs W S Houghton returns to New Orleans after city stay. Miss Virginia Williams visits Erie with Harold Loveland and families. Rev H F Reawle visits Cony relatives. Mrs Willard and son John head to Warren for weekend with grandparents. Miss Jimme Armstrong heads to North East for weekend. Mrs Anna Finnean arrives from Buffalo to visit her mother Nellie Cillttekerker. Charles Bogart of the Coast Guard arrives in city for seven day leave with mother Jessie Bogart.
Wartime guidance urges housewives to use home grown produce from Victory Gardens to stretch ration points. Plan meals, shop with a list, and substitute fresh produce for canned items. Use scraps for stock, try new vegetables, and avoid spending points on juices. make sauces and desserts from local produce.
Miss Jackie Howard was crowned teen cage queen at a ceremony during last night's Union City vs Corrytown game intermission. The event featured Corry High band processional, a guard of honor by Wo teams, and bouquets and a crown presented by Union City captain John Cadwallader and Finnie Brigham. Attendants included Victoria Borsa and others. Miss Barbara Anderson was unable to attend due to illness. The crown will become permanent property of Miss Howard.
Aero Office staff hosted a surprise farewell at 731 East South on Thursday for Mrs E C Potocki who is leaving city to join her husband in New Mexico with the Army Air Corps. The event featured games dancing and maple sugar making with a gift from Miss Virginia Burrows and refreshments for attendees including Miss Jeannette Taressi Miss Virginia Burrows Cory and Miss Genett Whitford Wattsburg.
A baby girl born this morning to Mr and Mrs George Savko of B D 1 Co humibus. A son to Mr quid Murs Allan W Hasbrouck at the local hospital Jant smeht. A daughter to Mr and Mrs James Kolstee of R D4 this wor ing at Corry hospital. A baby boy born this morning to Mr and Mrs Harold Bharman of 119 East Irving shreel at Corry hospital.
Don D Williams addressed the Victory Club at the Municipal Building last evening on recruiting women for war work as men are drafted. He noted growing female participation in local industries and the need to maintain a registry backlog. The meeting covered committee reports including lunches packing, treasury updates showing 275.20, and a 25 donation to the temporary honor fund. Additional notes urged faster book drives for soldiers and announced Elks Club soldiers’ entertainment plans and a membership drive to involve soldiers' families. The next meeting is March 19.
A note suggests buying old-fashioned peppermint candies and storing them in a covered jar for between meal use. The crushed candy can be dissolved in ice cream or milk and added to custards, puddings, or sauces for flavor.
Jeanne Roberta Cass married Ernest Buschmann in a two oclock ceremony at the Methodist church in Erie yesterday afternoon. The couple, attended by immediate family, plans home in Staten Island after a reception for eleven. The bride, a 1942 graduate of Seney High School, works in the time and alley department, and the groom serves in the U S Coast Guard third class. Guests included George Thomson Jr and Marilyn Peterson of Erie.
Mrs Horton Davis hosted the club at West Con areas street for an evening of bridge Friday. Mrs Frank Graft won honors and Mrs Davis served a refreshing Inch. The club will meet next week with Mrs Rhodes.
The Inquisitors Club heard Trarence Gof, production coordinator for the Associated Sy Jarporulion, speak about production roles at Bi Lol Conn and the Molly mustiner project. Attendees included Nedid Me. Gossal from the energy division and representatives from the Associated Eprites Gorporation. Refreshments and social time followed, with a list of attendees noted and multiple stray, unclear phrases remaining from the OCR.
About 150 attendees joined a Congregational Supper at the Presbyterian Church last evening. The New Era Class served meals hosted with decorated sacral rooms and group singing led by Mrs. B S and Glenn Middleton on piano. Mrs. R A Olt announced redecorating plans for several lower rooms. Hagel Behrer from Cory High School shared experiences from a year in Puerto Rico.
Beekeeping contributes to fruit, vegetable, and seed crop yields with estimates suggesting bees add about tenfold value to production and related markets. The text notes bees supported harvests and notes revival in bee populations and related yields.
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