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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1943
Page
5
Joseph Let kert of a large hosiery firm answers reader questions on selecting rayon stockings. Topics cover denier weight gauge care and washing. Advice emphasizes high twist vat rayon for elasticity durable 100 denier or more and three-pair stock so one pair remains usable.
East Frederick street resident Beverly Goeman was honored on her tenth birthday at a club social with a lunch, decorated table, and centerpieces. Guests included Beverly’s classmates and their mothers from Spartansburg and nearby towns, who received gifts and well wishes.
Mary Jean Sullivant and Miss Mary Ann Sullivan celebrated birthdays this week with a party at the Taber home Tuesday evening. Attendees included Jerry Sullivan Peggy Hughes Joan Feeney Rita Sparks Mary Gertrude Hannit Joe Hand and others, with salad, tuna, cake and socializing.
Miss Katherine Greene of Park Street hosted her club members last evening at her home. Attending were Miss Jean Maloney, Miss Martha Curbin, Mrs. Aughie Shepard, and Mrs. Rodney Knowton. After a pleasant evening, Mrs Greene served 4 turns to her friends.
A group of friends celebrated Jeanne Nichols birthday at her home last evening. The gathering included games and refreshments with Jeanne receiving several lively gifts from her friends.
A son born this morning at Garry hospital to Mr and Mrs Robert Johnson of 220 West Washington. Another birth listed for Dornip Mv arith Wis, Robert L McCray in Baltimore on March 22. McCray is a Maryland State Police member formerly of Covi.
Mrs. Marvin Millspaw, a recent bride, was complimented at a shower hosted by Miss Sybil Millspaw at 128 Mayle avenue last evening. Guests enjoyed games and visiting and presented Millspaw with gifts. Hostess Servett served lunch after the social hour, with attendees including Betty Litz and others.
Mrs E F Pain hosted a contract bridge gathering at her Maple Avenue home last night with two tables. Honors went to Mes. William Swen Jr and Mrs R A Bumbsugh. guests included Mrs Swan Mr Ales ander Boag and the hostess's mother Mrs Titus of Philadelphia.
Last evening the F. W. Club met at Mrs Majorie Nichols home and honored her with gifts. Members then dined at the Fille Restaurant and adjourned to Rex theater for the show. Attendees included Mrs Nichols, Mrs Cecil Harvey, Mrs Edward McElroy, Muss Betty Trisket, Mrs Lynn Wattous, Mrs Geneva Mack, Mix Alice MacMullen, Mrs Mary Shee. Plans were set to meet again in two weeks at Mrs Wattous's home.
Miss Mary Low Patterson of East Frederick street attended a club meeting with several members present. In attendance were Misses Florence Beckwith Virginia Taylor Ruth Luideley Grace Hoysen Daniel Vannerhaaf Martha Yohe and Martha Wille. The gathering enjoyed a pleasant social hour followed by refreshments served by Miss Peterson.
American Legion Auxiliary at the Legion Home contributed to the Red Cross drive and heard a report on the event. Plans for the anniversary supper were made, to be served at the next meeting. Following business, the ladies enjoyed a social hour with refreshments by Nowy, Mrs. Ova Harner, and Mrs. Albey Sadburs.
Anna Keefe was honored by neighbors and friends at a birthday party. The gathering featured a birthday cake and a warm tribute, with attendees enjoying card games and conversation.
Thirty five Rebekahs from Inn Rebekah Helping Hand gathered yesterday at the Masonic Temple and spent the afternoon sewing a quilt. Committee chair Mrs Howard Loveland along with Mrs W J Marsh and Mrs Stella Meller served refreshments at the close. The club plans another meeting in two weeks.
Pittsburgh dealers warn large numbers of used cars are going to out-of-town buyers, hurting local stock and driving more workers to buses and trolleys. Lee W. Moray, president of the Auto Dealers Association, says depletion of second-hand cars strains transportation and wastes resources as defense plants rise. Deals claim cars are stored for future sale or shipped to distant markets, while delivery costs and speculation intensify the shortage. The Office of Defense Transportation is being notified of the issue.
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The article reports Schultz seeking parole after a wartime tire theft sentence. Prosecutors indicated the appeal may face opposition as Hughes Laughlin notes the chance of a denial. The defendant completed four years of a five year term for stealing tires and applied for parole.
A large truck from the State Fish Hatchery in this city wrecked near Spartansburg Thursday, destroying its cargo of trout destined for Veniny county streams. Driver Ted Mulvin of Union City escaped with minor injuries, while the truck suffered rear-wheel failure and the load was lost.
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