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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1942

Page

5

Corry members attend Erie Cost Accountants banquet

Four Corry chapter members of the Cost Accountants Association attended a banquet at the Erie Osce Club last evening. Richard Bachemer Dallas Smiley Alexander Boag and Bruce Smith represented Corry while the principal speaker was W R Magee of Libby Glass Company Toledo Ohio.

Gost Erie Corry The Cost Accountants Association Ose Club Association Richard Bachemer Dallas Smiley Alexander Boag Bruce Smith W. R. Magee Libby Glass Company Toledo

Sign of spring as sailors return for opening navigation

Locals report signs of spring with thundershowers and returning crews, led by Maurice Goodrich who travels to Duluth. wartime steel mill demand boosts activity, defense bond sales meet strong support, and community updates cover employees, church plans, local honors, and collegiate events. Local figures include Hart Donaldson, Leda Dobl, Helen Berry, Miss Betté Larkwood, and Rev. Connor’s reinstated duties.

Maurice Goodrich Goodrich Duluth

Corry Elks to Attend Beaver Falls Roundup

Corry Elks Lodge No 769 led by Exalted Ruler L P Baker will travel to Beaver Falls for the twelfth Northwest District Association Round-Up. Grand Exalted Ruler Judge Jol 5 McClelland of Atlanta will attend with state and grand lodge dignitaries. A stag banquet at Hotel Brodhiend starts at 6, with about 150 candidates to be initiated later, and a banquet at St May’s RC church.

Wnrte Lorry 'S Lodge L. P Baker Beaver Falls Northwest Distric Association Jol McClelland Atlanta Elks Grand Lodge Brodhiend St. May's RC Franklin Lodge Bues J. E. Masters Chicago Flory Schrader Nace Kepner Wheeling W. Va Wilbur G. Warner Lehighton

Loveland Honored by Friends at Franklin Street Gathering

Mrs. Lyle Loveland, recently moved from Pittsburgh, was guest of honor at a lively evening hosted by Mrs. C. J. Mcbean at 217 Franklin Street. Attendees included Mrs. Donald Hall and several others. cards were played and prizes awarded. Refreshments followed.

Lyle Loveland Pittsburgh C. J. Mcbean Franklin Street Donald Hall E. W. Baccus Paul Brynolson Harold Jewell William Rothrng Milton Zalzmeck George Stanford Frank de Lury

Club Studies Europe of Eighteenth Century

Members of the Menvor Club met Monday at Mrs R ds Pogle 164 Wright street to discuss Europe in the 18th century Miss Elizabeth Ranney read a paper and Mrs Wave Perkins spoke on European literature The next meeting will be Monday April 6 at Miss Ranney 598 East Main Street

Menvor Club R. Ds Pogle Wright Streat Europe Elizabeth Ranney Wave Perkins William Myers Donald Wilcox East Main Treet

Marriage at Lutheran Church Unites Clark and Benson

Miss Florence Clark daughter of Gowanda residents wed George Benson of Pittsburgh with Rev E L Wagner officiating at the Lutheran Church on Saturday. A reception followed in Gowanda with family and local residents attending. The couple will reside in Pittsburgh.

Lutheran Church E. L. Wagner Plorence Clark Leland Wilcox George Benson Pittsburon B. L. Clerk Gowanda Huld Clark

Community Notices From Erie Area Obituaries and Visits

List of residents attending church services in memory of a chief, regional visitors from several towns including California and Florida, and relatives traveling to and from Erie for family events. Names include Leonard Horton Davis, Margaret Ross, Marjorie Ross, Florence Morg aridge, and others with multiple travels between Erie and distant states.

Charles Keating Pire Leonard Horton J. Davis Erie Bile County Board of Nubile Slafisiow Gostles Parkhursh Tram & Severs California Bel Hawkins Fenstermarster Soni Marjorie Ross Santa Barbara Calif Cundrews FL M. Raymond C. J. Batry Eleanor Mead Beaiy Wold Florida Orlando Eeith Batley Phiyste Milton Belley Williand Hunt Mies Joli, Keppel Robert Keppel Harold Howard Carter MI Roland Zeaman Helen Kielar Nelson ‘Thonepson Galeton Leon Lindsley Holdingn Frank Grice, Jr Wiliam Wakefield Fort Moses John Wakefield Betty Wakefield George Wakefield Tituyville N. W.prisket West Washington Dorothy Lytton Clifford McCune Akcum Ohio Wail Bur Jordan East Frederick Street M. H. Goisking Donald . Clayton, Jr South Florence —Morgaridge Armour Hillistrom Wiss Lovandis ‘Thompson Har Visa Valley Wilbur Rounds Whitesville Eye B Rich Donald ‘Hall William Roehrig Roy Wagren Chicago

Geraldine Hudson Weds Bernard E Robins in Quiet Bear Lake Ceremony

Geraldine Hudson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Wem Hudson of East Street, married Bernard E Robins, son of Mr and Mrs Edwin Robins of Bear Lake, in a quiet Friday ceremony conducted by Rev Charles Rice of Baverdam. They will reside in Bear Lake.

BRO Mts Wem G Nudson East Street Geraldine Hudson Bernard E. Robins Edwin Robins Bear Lake Marth Charles Rice Baaverdam

Columbus 4-H Club Girls Plan Uniforms Garden, Canning

Columbus 4 H Club girls met at Mrs. Frank Betts home on Main street last evening. The group began with a song service and decided to make their own 4 H club uniforms, start a vegetable garden, and later in the summer can the vegetables they raise. The next meeting is scheduled for Monday evening March 29 at Mrs. Betts home.

Frank Betts Main Street Columbus

Business and Professional Women dine at Ann's Berbeone

Twenty members of the B P W club met last evening at Ann's Berbeone on West Main for dinner with St Patrick's Day table decorations. They moved to the Horn block club rooms for cards after the meal.

Business and Professional Women's Club Ann's Berbeone West Main Street St. Patrick's Day Horn Block

Newborn Daughters Reported at Corry Hospital

A daughter was born yesterday afternoon to Rev. and Mrs. Everett Altie of Essex Street at Corry Hospital. Later that evening a daughter joined the family of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mallick of West Wayne Street at Corry Hospital.

Bors Everett Altie Essex Street Corry Hospital Lash Evening Peter Mallick West Waine Street

VFW Post 264 Birthday Party Highlights Defense Talks

The nineteenth annual Archie W. Thompson Post 264 VFW birthday gathering drew guests at West Washington Street. Members and auxiliary spoke on civilian defense and war effort while paying tribute to Gold Star Mother Mrs. LaVanche Thompson. Notables from New Castle Warren and Erie attended, with speeches by Capt. Hady Douglas and J. R. Allen. The event closed with the Lord’s Prayer and a Star Spangled Banner singalong.

VFW Archie W. Thompson Veterans of Foreign Wars West Washington Street Mbly Shepos Lanies Martin McGean Frank Hopper LaVanche Thompson Corry Charles Marshall New Castle George ‘Hunt Tri-County Corncil Woods E. J. Sheldon Northwestern Counnties Corncil Erie Angelica Woods Pennsylvane Auxiliaries Pitch National Defence Waren EB. H. Lyle Warren Hady Douglas Erie County J. R. Alen Orville Street Cory George Swiderski Corporsi Lawrence Glas Amt Fens Fy Bensink Louisiana Ami James Mond Vietwria Tes

Stamp and Coin Club Meets Amid Weather Effects

Stamp and Coin Club met Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Frank Grice in West Church afresh. Attendance was small due to weather conditions. Plans were made to meet at Mrs. Mae McCormick’s home at 304 West Church Street on Monday the 30th. President M J Blanden will present remarks on particularly interesting coins.

Frank Grice West Church Mae McCormick West Church Street M. J. Blanden

Launder Popular Turbans For Long Wear

Wrap-around turbans soiled quickly from handling should be washed regularly to preserve their status as adornments. Silk or rayon turbans can be laundered in the head basin with lukewarm water and no soap if color fast.

St Patrick Day Tea Draws 120 Attendees in Order of Eastern Star

More than 120 attended a St Patrick Day tea hosted by the Order of Eastern Star. The program featured vocal and piano solos, a dramatized song, a fixed quartet, and a humorous fish event. Guests enjoyed sandwiches, tea, and cake as committees led by Mrs. Alina Davitt guided the event and decorations.

Order of Eastern Star Trish Charles Hughes Elwyn Gage Gene Parsons Martha Hilburg Dewey Hugh Mosher Barton Smith Lullaby Lane C. G. McCoy Gertrude Johnson Wild Trish Rose Gene Parsons Martha Hillbury Alina Davitt Sarsh Powell Richard Ross Aacher Urs Delehen Sal Party T. W. Whitehead Bennett J. W. Hickers Howard Ross Lawrence Nichols

Birthday Party Honoring Doris Crane Held Last Night

A surprise party for Doris Crane was hosted by Misses Kathryn Elaine McEldowney and Helen Grace Creme at the Mick Howney home on East Main Street. Guests included Betty McEldowney Phyllis McCray Cynthia Scott Martha Gates, Betty Long Elizabeth Crane Marion Madison Joyce Clifford and Alice Dyer. The hostesses and Mrs McEldowney served a light lunch at the close. Doris Crane received many gifts.

Doris Crane Kathryn Elaine McEldowney Helen Grace Creme Mick | Howney East Main Street Betty McEldowney Phyllis McCray Cynthia, Scott Martha Gates Betty Long Elizabeth Crane Marion Madison Joyce Clifford Alice Dyer Mra. McEldowney Miss Crane

Wedding of William VanVieet and Miss Julis Fuller Announced

Friends in this city received word of the marriage of William VanVieet and Miss Julis Fuller, former Corry residents now living in Harborcreek. Mr. VanVieet ran a local garage for years and now works at the General Electric plant in Brie.

Interesting Program Is Enjoyed by Readers Club

The Readers Club met at Mrs. Bertha Stockton's home at 45 East Bond Street for a weekly gathering. Ten members attended as Miss M Lena Mather presented two readings including A History of Coney Island and Sedom by the Sea. A vivid piece on Japan's Soldiers by Hallett Abend followed the second paper. Refreshments were served during a social hour. The March 23 meeting will be at Mrs. A D Colegrove's home 341 Euclid Street.

Bertha Stockton East Bond Street M. Lena Mather Coney Island Oliver Pilat Jo Ranson America Japan Hallett Abend

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