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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1946
Page
5
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The State Agriculture Department assigns at least six special dog law agents to Luzerne county to enforce a 180 day dog quarantine. A spokesman said they will assist within a few days to handle the situation as 22 rabies cases were reported this year. Dogs may be killed on sight if unlicensed and uncurbed.
Coroner McMurray reports Charles DeWeese aged 72 was struck and killed late Saturday night by an automobile on LineIn Highway near Irwin. The incident occurred near his home area as authorities investigated details of the crash.
The YMCA Woman's Auxiliary sponsored a Sunday afternoon program in the High School auditorium drawing a good sized audience. It featured a hymnogue and films including The Good Samaritan and A Woman To Remember. Several auxiliary members assisted, and local residents and relatives visited during the weekend. The second Lenten program is planned for Palm Sunday afternoon.
Mrs George Downey entertained thirty boys and girls at 299 Bust Pleasant street Saturday from 2 to 6 pm for Rita Downey's seventh birthday party. Games were played with prizes won by Kenneth Sperry Ruth Ann McCoy Patrick Young and Luville Jingiletsch. Guests received balloons Easter baskets and favors with pink and white decorations while Rita received many useful gifts.
Sandra Cochran aged seven celebrated with a Saturday afternoon party hosted by Mrs. A. V. Cochran. Twenty four children attended including out-of-town guest Phyllis Tagram of Spartansburg. Sandra’s sister Carol Mae led outdoor games such as a peanut hunt. Sylvia Anderson won a prize. Empshots, books and suckers were given as favors, then cake ice cream and chocolate milk were served along with numerous gifts.
Mrs. Robert L. Lewis hosted a Saturday afternoon birthday party at her West Smith Street home for her daughter Carol who turned ten. About twenty guests attended including Larry Bart Thomas Savko Elaine Bartlett Diane Marleti Joan Marleti Mary Jane Foley Mary Houser Barbara Howgard Zane Nobbs and Toni Nobbs. A decorated cake served as the centerpiece while sandwiches yellow cake pop and coffee were available. Carol received many gifts from her close friends.
Martha Bettes celebrated her seventh birthday Saturday with a party hosted by her mother Mrs. Thomas Bettes. Fifteen children attended with games and prizes for Carolyn McGraw and Jayne Whiteley. The hostess served birthday cake and Martha received many gifts. Grandmother Mrs. Elda Anderson and great grandmother Mrs. Ina Thomas of Weeleyville joined and stayed for the weekend.
Mrs O G Kinney hosted a Saturday afternoon party at West Wayne Street celebrating her daughter Patty Jo Kinney who turns six on Thursday March 28. Seventeen children attended with Nancy McElroy guiding games. Prizes went to Jackie Lou DeJean Susanne McElroy and Janet Muckinhanpe. Tables featured spring flowers and favors were given with a decorated cake ice cream and chocolate milk served to guests. Patty Jo received many thoughtful gifts from friends.
A son was born yesterday afternoon to Mr and Mrs Walter Burrows of Elgin at Gorry Hospital. The mother is Maarence Paver formerly. A son born Sunday morning at Corry Hospital to Mr Jack Peel of BO Benes. A son born early this morning to Mr and Mrs Stephen ae of Spartansburg at Corpe Hospital.
Sunday school session at Concord street Presbyterian church featured Miss Louise Whiteley entertaining teen members. Mission worker Evan Ilbt M. Bele Whicmyer shared details of fieldwork with the group.
A large crowd from Elgin Corry and Concord gathered at the Concord Community House for a sugar social hosted by the McGray Ladies Aid Society on Friday evening. Warm sugar treats pickles rolls deviled eggs and coffee were served. Co chairs Ms Frank Culver and Miss Flor Culver assisted as the proceeds were pledged to support the McCray church restoration.
The Associated Press reports Morven 45 and Pho an Tailors Cult of Anterieg tony named its top ten dressed men. Recipients include Edward R. Stellinus Jr U N O delegate actor Ray Milland orchestra leader Gilly Lamberti Myston Bernstein Hank Greenberg Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt Joli Brownlee and Alfred Lunt publisher Henry Cuce.
A cheerful note reports a housewarming for Mr Brown and Mrs Brown. Friends gathered Saturday evening to celebrate the couple settling into their new home with warm hospitality and light refreshments.
Erie advertising club hosts Clint Drake as a national speaker on the topic How You Meet and Handle Publicity at a dinner meeting Tuesday April 9 at Luther Memorial. Tickets are 1 75 with reservations via hotel staff and local organizers.
Scioto GW Society met at FH county evening. Mr Davis of Delaware presided. Officers elected: Miss Goraig Knapp president, Willey Darnofall vice president, Miss Meelie Darnofall secretary, Robert Pierce treasurer. Barnofill assisted by Miss JGlupy served refreshments to fifteen members. Next meeting set for April 12 at Querreveld tome.
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A $400000 fire devastates the Emlenton business hub. Reported damage includes the former basketball court site now hosting council activities. Officials note Russia's troop withdrawal talks and monitor Soviet move alongside Red Army activity in Manchuria.
Experts warn that air water and heat rob cabbage of vitamin C. Cabbage loses nutrients when cooked or exposed to air, so quick cooking preserves sweetness and flavor. Boiling shredded cabbage five to ten minutes and fifty to fifteen minutes for quarters yields tender leaves.
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