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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1947
Page
5
Critics and newspapers praise a film with phrases like breathlessly recommended Best picture of its kind ever made and one of five greatest pictures ever made. Notes from Walter Winchell Journal American Variety and L.N.S. echo strong acclaim.
Arthur Steynoff was moved to the Western Penitentiary to serve up to five years for Alspark auto theft tied to a murder. He revealed details to police about the arrest of Mike Bubna Millie Thomas and Mike Dominick, earning the label stool pigeon and prompting fear of inmate retaliation. County authorities will request monitoring by penitentiary officials.
To secure a tool handle, apply powdered resin and a touch of rotten stone to the tang. Heat the tang, insert into the handle, and allow it to cool to form a tight bond.
The Business and Professional Women's Club met at North Center street with President Lovina Kysar in the chair. Members voted $35 to the Red Cross drive and $5 to the Polio fund. The club plans a high class musical series starting this fall with artists from Collins Musical Management, starting in October.
District No. 7 governor Attorney George Magee of Meadville spoke to Exchange Club members at 8:80 oclock in the Corry Room of Hotel Corry after dinner. He urged club projects to benefit the community and noted upcoming Rotary Club visit on March 26 with plans for Dr Hood of State College to speak, inviting a local farmer as guest.
Wits Kiemen Nielsen entertained eleven members of the N B Club and one guest Mrs Mildred McArthur at her home Monday evening. Mrs Nellie Albaugh president conducted the meeting and plans were made for a March 23 dinner at the Wood home. Husbands to attend, baked ham planned, Progressive 600 game played with awards to Mrs Crowell Mrs Brown and Mrs McGraw. Cake honored birthdays of Mrs Wood and Mrs Albaugh with gifts. St Patrick toasts noted. next meeting April 1.
Columbus Grange No. 875 members and guests gathered at the Grange Hall for a bountiful tureen dinner. The meeting led by Master N. Dorid featured a St. Patrick's Day program, birthday observances, humorous readings, and group songs.
Mrs Robert Knight of 628 West Church Street welcomes a son born this afternoon at Corry Hospital. The proud parents announce the arrival and name to be kept private.
The W S C S Circle 2 of the Methodist Church met at Mrs Ruth Foster on North Center street for the regular monthly session. Mrs Anaris opened with devotions and Miss Harriet Myers led the meeting. Refreshments will be served at the next circle gathering on March 17.
The Opportunity Club met at Mrs. Walter H. Scott's home on Wrest street with 1 2 members and 3 guests. Officers elected: H L Blanchard president Patterson vice president Hoenes secretary Ruinesale treasurer. Entertainment featured trumpet solos piano duets and a song. A dessert lunch followed. next meeting set for April 1 at the church with a tureen dinner.
The Luther League of St. Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church gathered at Miss Harriet Markerts East Main street for a monthly business meeting led by President Phyllis Armitage. A membership drive was proposed and attendees were urged to join Sunday evening church services and future meetings at members homes.
Alderman M. J. Cobbett performed the marriage ceremony. The couple were Miss Lorna Louise Sanden and Richard Charles Javens, both of Warren, and the ceremony took place at the city building. A morning breakfast included hash browned potatoes with eggs.
Hospital Auxiliary members met at the hospital dining room to plan a rummage sale on April 25 and 26 with location to be announced. The February telephone bridge raised 104.40 and members were urged to remit outstanding dues. New members Subert Heeremn and Leon Root were welcomed and the March committee was named. The next meeting is April 7.
Alma Slagle and daughter Patricia hosted a Sunday birthday dinner for their mother and grandmother Mrs A E Morrison at their West Washington home. Fourteen family members gathered for a roast beef meal centered by a green and white birthday cake baked by Miss Slagle, with Mrs Morrison receiving gifts and an afternoon of socializing.
Duff presented a 79 page budget to the Legislature marking the first postwar budget. He said it must address a vast accumulation of wartime needs and facilities the state government could not previously provide. recreation and water sports are among the areas cited for funding as the budget begins to cover these accumulated requirements.
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