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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1944

Page

4

Corry Cadet Nurses Cap At Hamot Hospital Tonight

Miss Marjorie Ohm and Miss Martha Spaulding will be capped as cadet nurses at Hamot Hospital Erie after seven months of training. Both are Corry High School graduates class of 1943 and trained four months at Edinboro State Teachers College then three months at Hamot. The ceremony marks completion of their nursing program with families present.

Corry Hamot Hospital Marjorie Ohm Albert Ohm R. D Martha Spaulding M. I. Spaulding Spring Street Hamat Hospital Erie Edinboro State ‘Teachers' College Hamat Hospitl Corry Senior High Albert, Ohvix Amys M. I. Spabléing Lillian Spaulding Sewnan

Local wartime society notes from Corry reflect transfers and youth events

Ghee We Hean-Chex Town reports Cpl William Harfast moved from Florida to Macon Georgia Army Air Field. Spinster hop and spring prom plans thread through Junior High and High School activities. Readers learn about furloughs and transfers for Anita Rainesaio SPARS, Bob Bracken, Anita Barach, and others. The piece lists visits by families to military relatives, WAVE and WAVES members, and upcoming Red Cross blood bank dates with Russian relief donations.

Chak Willian Harfast Florida Herbert Smart Dick Thomas Yi Pr Fis W. G. Pomeroy P. T. A. Council Harry Barach Leed Cpl H. Barach Corry Barach South Pacific Fair City Bob Bracken New River N. C Quantico Walter Schupp

Presbyterian Church Scene of Wedding in Corry

Miss Mary Lou Patterson became the bride of Second Lieut. Frank H. Laur ie at First Presbyterian Church in Corry last evening. The ceremony featured a white motif, organ recital, and flowers. attendants wore blue and pink gowns. After a reception at the bride’s home, the couple will reside in Shreveport, Louisiana, while Lt. Laurie trains at Barksdale Field.

Mary Lou Patterson Louise Whiteley Ruth Lindsley Richard Wagnier Mendelssohn Ralph Hunt St. Laurie Joan Patterson Janet Vanderhoff Dorothy Patterson Charles ¥. Linamen Warren Ohio Army Air Corps Robert Bracken US. M. G John Stowe Army Air Force Florence Beck Grace Hoylett Laurie Corry Shreveport Cost Corry- Jamestown Mfg. Corporation Fee Army Air Corps Ellington Field Houston Tex Barksdale Field Grace Hoylen Florence Beckwith Corry-Jamestown John Fr

Erie Accountants Dinner Meeting Highlights Current Repreciation

Aware of the Erie Chapter of the American Association of Cost Accountants held a dinner meeting at the Webb Mods Club last night with about 100 members. William Armstrong, manager of the American Appraisal Co. in Cleveland, spoke on Current Repreciation Problems. A discussion followed and plans for the National convention in June at the Palmer House in Chicago were announced.

Erie Boag Benjamin Skinner Mig. Co. Inc Hinee Pisworthy Albert D. Fay Corry-Jamestown Mig. Corp Dulas Smiley Raymond Mig Wattenm! Association Vbw Mods Club William Armstrong Americin Appraisal, Co Cleveland Dune Palmer House Chicago

Mrs Newton Hosts Mentor Club Meeting At Home

Mrs Jessie K Newton hosted the Mentor Club at her South Center Street home. President Mrs Waye Per outlined plans for the final season meeting on April 17. Miss Ann Baresi presented a paper on Our Post Office Service discussing ancient mail delivery and modern US practices, plus stamp collecting with a stamp once sold for 1.50 and later bought for 32,000 with a present value of 50,000.

Newton Mentor Club Jessie K. Newton South Center Street Waye Ann Baresi Miss Baressi England United States Baresi Wile N. C

Radio Schedule Highlights and War Era Export Note

A fragmented radio timetable lists program names and times from various stations including CBS and MES segments featuring Bing Crosby, Bob Hope, Red Skelton, and Milton Berle. It also references a statement that in the 20 years before World War II the United States exported about four percent of what was produced, though the sentence is garbled.

NEC Ginny Simma McGee Bob Hope Red Skelton CBS Judy Canova Burns and Allen Rita Hayworth Gio Nation Corwin Lonesome ‘Train Twlk Rep J. P. Wolcott BLO Milton Berle Duffy United States

Advisory Council Meeting for Gray and Hi Clubs

C W Shotybarger district secretary for the M C A met Monday night with the Gray and Hi Clubs advisory council at the Rite Restaurant for dinner and discussion. They planned for more supervision of Saturday morning gym at the Junior High, reviewed individual projects, set Bible study lessons, and discussed a social evening at Emmanuel church along with Lenten programs.

C. W. Shotybarger M.C. A Rite Edit Elab Emmanual Church Clihs

Family Dinner Honors Mar Ley Robbins Jr at West Main

Mrs. Bessie Robbins hosted a ten family dinner Sunday at her West Main Street home to honor her grandson Mar Ley Robbins Jr who leaves Buffalo today for basic training at Great Lakes Naval Training Station. Twelve relatives attended and presented him with a sholving kit. He is the first Robbins in years to serve in the armed forces.

Lillis ‘Spaulding Seaman Miami Pla M.s. Spaulding Spring Street Seaman Spaulding Atsatic City Adds- Mona Richard Blount Norfolk Harry Blount West Wayne Street M. T. Cantany Lesson Pitttsburgh Frank Keleher Evie Glenn Sheppard Erie Sheppard George Malek Piccidilla Pic Lyle Thompson Marfa Air Field St Alpine Tex Clarence Thompson Oil City W. BR. Doerr Camp Barkley Corry Charles Kinney Aaron C. Leather Blay Elay Alls Arthur Ayling First Avenue Lyons Wis W. G M.C. A Greenville Sharon Mercer Alma Smith James McClemm Homestead Nihe Robert DeMauri Presidio of Monterey Montepreve Casif August DeMauri Frank Oyach Stella Butryn Dunkirk N.Y Virginia Butry Manley Robbins Bessie Robbins West Main Street Marley Robbins, Jr Buffalo Great Lakes

Enjoyable Grange Session Includes St Patrick's Program

Grange No. 55 held a regular meeting Saturday evening with first and second degrees conferred on a class of candidates. After business, a St. Patrick's Day program followed featuring songs, a quiz by Miss Myvion Swarl, a solo by Audrey Akam, a reading by Harry Kimmey, and more songs including Drive Your Caves Away With a Song.

Grange América Myvion Swarl Audrey Akam New England’ States Harry Kimmey

Masons Plan Saturday Night Party at Temple

The Masons host a Saturday party at the Masonic Temple with guests Fred Robison of Curwensville a magician and ventriloquist and Glenn Middleton presenting piano Solovox numbers and dancing music for the evening.

Masonic Temple Masons Fred Robison Curwensville Geniviloquist Glenn Middleton Tmusic

Golden Rule Directors Luncheon Session Report

The Golden Rule Club in Cory met at the City building for a noon luncheon and business gathering. Hutola Sweet spoke on contract termination issues, referencing a recent meeting with Lt. Robert C. Downie as lead speaker. James Higgitts reported a resolution to Congress on a worldwide aviation movement, and eleven members discussed other business matters.

Aviation Committee Ie Congress of United States Rodgers

Knox Reveals Lend-Lease Aid to Britain Navy

Secretary of the Navy Knox announced that 3B escort aircraft carriers built in the United States have been delivered to Great Britain under Lend-Lease. He said the fleet will join Allied anti submarine forces, with each carrier about 10 000 tons, a potent weapon against German submarines in the Atlantic.

Knox Britain Associated Press Washington Maych United States Great Britain

President Roosevelt Canceled Appointments After Illness

President Roosevelt remained in the White House for a second day due to a head cold and followed medical advice to rest. The report notes military aviation claims that Flying Fortress bombers can reach 40,000 feet.

Washington Roosevelt White House

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