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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1942

Page

5

VEW Auxiliary Met Evening With St Patrick Theme

The V F W Auxiliary held its regular session in the ast rooms with deputy chief of staff Mrs Abe McDaniels of Meadville present for inspection. Games and prizes were enjoyed by members including Mrs James Cassidy Mrs Hazel Shuss Mrs C A Mouh tal and Mrs Paul Lines. Refreshments honoring St Patrick s Day were served. The next meeting will be held Wednesday April 1.

VEW Ast Abe McDaniels Meadville James Cassidy Hazel Shuss C. A. Mouhtal Paul Lines Keaplne

THESE WOMEN DOCTORS OF HOME FOR RADIO STARS

Three wives of Eddie Santor Fred Allen and Andre Kostelanets reveal the secret of marital harmony. Ida Santor keeps a busy home on tour while supporting Eddie financially. Portland Hoffa types scripts and runs the New York apartment as Eddie sails between shows. Lily Pons supports Kostelanets, trains his orchestra broadcasts, and manages meals and budget at home.

Adelaide Kerr Wide World Eddie Santor Fred Allen Andre Kostelaiets Téa Cantor Eddie le 0Ndine Ida Noine Portland Hoffa Nan New York Portland Lily Pons Andre Kasielanets Metropolitan Opera Kosty Lily Sip Epinion

Hospital Auxiliary Style Show at Junior High Next Monday

Plans for the annual Hospital Auxiliary Style Show to be held in the Junior High School gymnasium Monday evening at 7 20. The event features new spring models from Nast Company Frank Chapin and Sons and the Helen Shoppe, spring flowers decor, a trio of musicians, and special solo numbers. After the program there will be an auction and bridge contest with prizes and a feature pine for the event. Proceeds benefit the hospital, with organizers listed for reservations tickets prizes refreshments decorations choirs and tables.

Junnior High School Marels Harn Gutbert Nast Company Frank, Chapin and Sons Helen Shoppe Mis Mary Arynam Atwr

School Nurse Addresses Fairview PTA Meeting

Miss Fiya Kepler spoke to Fairview PTA on Parents Guiding Children's Health. The program featured folk dances, readings by Panty Skinner, piano solos by Marion Canfield, and a paper on air raid safety by Mrs. Leoni Brown. Room 3 won the attendance prize. refreshments were served by a committee of five mothers.

Fairview Fiya Kepler Keper Panty Skinner Marion Canfield Leoni Brown Albert Fay Brown Paul Stroup Merle Bolsiee Rob Ard Wilson

Class Meets With Mrs Kinley for Tureen Dinner

The Presbyterian church class met at Mrs. J. Fred Kinley’s home on East Wayne street last evening. Fifteen members attended the business meeting and social hour.

Kinley The Presbyterian Church J. Fred Kinley East Wayne Street

Notable Local Visits and Changes Reported

Local residents and visitors are noted in Erie area scenes. Hijiey Darling leaves on business to Buffalo Rochester and Syracuse. F Clare of Lewistown Pa fills a Montgomery Ward position. Donald Newark previously held the post. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Meerdink and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kooman spend the day in Buffalo. Melvin Parkhirst, of Corry, now living in Warren, visits. Mrs. Leo Muldevick and Mrs. Grice Blair travel to Erie for the day. Mrs. Fern Highfield of Warren visits her sister Mrs. K S Durham in Erie. W E Mathews of Mapio Avenue returns to Baptlo Okla after the death of Mrs. Mayh aus brother, James Trvine. S. Monroe serves on federal jury in Erie. Cartle Merklinger and Mrs. es Hell are Erie visitors.

Hijiey Darling Buffalo Rochester Bynacuse F. Clare Lewistown Montgomery Ward Donald Newark Pail Meerdink Kenneth Kooman Melvin Parkhirst Tormer Test Dén Corry War— Ten Corry Test Eve Leo Muldevick Grice Blair Erie Fern Highfield Warren K. 5 Durham East Main Street W. Ei. Mathews Mapio Avenue Bapulo Okla Mavh James Trvine S. Monroe Cartle Merklinger Es Hell

Howard Host Nephew on Furlough Visit at Carter Hill

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Howard of Carter Hill entertained for their nephew, Pvt. Milton Bailey, home on furlough from Camp Livingston, Louisiana. His mother Mrs. Edith Bailey and relatives joined the visit with games and refreshments of ice cream, cake, and coffee.

Howard Harold Howard Carter Hill Pvt Milton Bailey Pvt. Bailey Camp Livingston Edith Bailey

Helpful Hints and Waffle Ideas for Homemakers

Useful domestic tips include removing candle grease with blotters and a hat iron, and serving waffles with cream cheese and Hanslian pineapple. The guidance covers creating a pineapple doughnut-like topping, options for syrups, and ways to erase pencil and crayon marks from wallpaper using art gum and dry cleaning preparation.

March Meeting of Missionary Society Honors Local Leaders

The March gathering of the Presbyterian Missionary Society met at the Smith home on West Frederick Street. Mrs. G W Waggoner led devotions, Mrs McCray was re-elected president, with Mrs Ide Linendell vice president, Mrs A Sandburg secretary, and Miss Lotta Bonsteel as re-elected treasurer. Delegates were named for the April missionary convention in City. The program titled Spanning the Continent studied home missions, directed by Mrs Sandburg, Mrs G L Boyd, and Miss Marthe Hultberg, with refreshments served by the hostess and aides.

Missionary Society The Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Harey B. Smith Wesh Frederick Street G. W. Waggoner MrCray Society Ide Linendell A. Sandburg Lotta Bonsteel A. B. Morrison

Introducing a sum to Mr and Mrs Griginck of Rochester

A marriage announcement notes the birth of a child to Mr Griginck, a farmer in Corry, and Mrs Griginck of Rochester. The notice provides minimal details and preserves local family names.

Thoms Griginck Rochester Grigiack Corry

Frank Carnegie Honored at Farewell Dinner

Frank Carnegie, about to depart for the Army, received honors at a farewell dinner last evening from colleagues at the Aero Lubbly Company. Friends presented him with a Tagling kit at the Rita Restaurant.

Frank Carnegie Carnegie Army Départment of the Aero Lubbly Company Rita Mr. Cattegie

Corryites Attend Services at Sanford Church

Three dozen members of the United Brethren church traveled to the Sanford United Brethren church last evening to hear Rev. Leo McGaughy conduct special services. They enjoyed special music by William Jefferies of Chillicothe, Ohio, and attendees received a rose.

Sanford Horty United Brethren Church Sanford

Mary Martha Class Elects Officers at Presbyterian Meeting

Mrs. Duke hosted the Mary and Martha class of the Presbyterian at West Church Street last evening. Officers elected for the coming year were F. G. Morris president C. L. Capwell vice president Helen Spencer secretary and Glenn Middleton treasurer. A social session followed with "truth and consequences" and a lunch served by Mrs. Duke assisted by Mrs. Middleton and Mrs. Louis Lundy.

Mary Martha Duke Fern Duke West Church Street Mary Martha Presbyterian F. G. Morris C. L. Capwell Helen Spencer Glenn Middleton 4. W. Gray

Dorcas Class Tureen Dinner at Methodist Church

The Dorcas Class of the Methodist church met for a tureen dinner last evening in the church parlors. A social meeting followed the dinner. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. B L Davison, 817 East Main Street, Wednesday, April 1.

Dorcas Methodist Church Davison East Main Street

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