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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1943
Page
5
A fragmented OCR item hints at a report about men and insurance coverage. It mentions providers and a general outline of coverage scope but the readable text is too incomplete to identify names dates places or outcomes.
Partial OCR reads like a wartime appraisal note mentioning troops and lands. Names and places are fragmented with stray letters and garbled sequences, making it difficult to identify a coherent event, location, or date from the available readable portions.
In a Betty Clarke AP Beauty column for working women, the War Manpower Commission urges short hair for safety during machinery work. It notes fashionable short styles from long bobs to boyish cuts, with hairdressers already offering easy, time-saving options as 1943 wartime fashion. R. M. McGormick of Meadville visits Ioss G. Murphy store.
Saturday night lineups feature NBC and CBS programs including Secrets Weapons with Gen Campbell, Groucho Marx show, Danny Thames, and Hello America in San Francisco. Sunday offers NBC Talks, Labor for Victory discussions, Red Cross series with Helen Hayes, NBC Symphony, and Charlie McCarthy with Phil Spitalny Girls.
Mrs Robert Olson of Tacoma Road Erie was honored at a gathering hosted by Mrs Howard Vanassel and Mrs Ivan Downey on East Wayhe Street. Guests played games with prizes awarded to Mrs Olson Mrs Richard Hurlbut Miss Ruth Bush and Mrs John Westies. Hosts served a salad lunch amid pink and white decorations.
Miss Joanne Brown traveled from Providence to aid her father Harold Brown who is seriously ill. Several residents, including John Hansen Sr and Mrs Euge ne Powers, returned from Camp Chaffee Ark with family members. Edward Marts received an honorable discharge to reside here. Multiple locals, such as Louise Brown and Thomas Varasto, were visiting relatives or on trips from Atlantic City and Washington, Conn.
Practical guidance on preserving rubber goods during wartime. Advice covers avoiding heat sunlight and grease, storing in dark dry places, cleaning with warm water and soap, drying methods, and gentle handling of foundation garments girdles and hoses. Includes repair ideas for hoses and instructions to wrap items in dark paper for protection.
Enthusiasts in Sye fen enjoy a video show of a skeleton sled racing at high speed. Sweden features a two person version called the two seater, with young men taking their sweethearts for a ride. Riders stand behind on the runners and kick off into the snow to commence motion.
Dorothy Row writes on refurbishing old fur garments offering options beyond disposal. A furrier named Hare Trea explains transformations from repairs and reshaping to converting coats into jackets or blankets, with advice on cleaning, storage, and care to extend life and value.
Florence White married Louis Nye in Gulfport with Rev Edward of Glave officiating. The ceremony was attended by Mr and Mrs Clifford Port of Bele, Wry, Pyalds. Seaman Nye returned to Gulfport and Mrs Nye will reside there for the duration.
A Girl Scouts meeting of Troop Nu 3Y chose Mystery Scout Sisters for the year. Helen Frederick completed requirements for a badge. Patrols met early and carried gear for a hike as the meeting closed with a night circle.
Roberta Long was honored at a farewell event ahead of her move to Miami. Attendees included Frances Peruura, Anna Mar Hamilton, Sally Trey, Elaine Paterson, Mary Gravina, Bennett Gravina, Iva Owen, and Sibyl Millstiuw. The hostess presented Miss Langs with a farewell gift named Squallioy Weylt FeDBErIL LOS a.
A birthday gathering honored two guests as family and friends joined in a luncheon. Observers noted the celebrants were praised by hosts and attendees, with gifts and well wishes shared during the event.
The engagement and wedding details of Elizabeth Ann Nicleci daughter of Mr and Mrs datips to Liew dames Bern tin Seles of the Army Air Corps occur near the New Orleans army base. Edwin Selkregg from North Essi plans the ceremony conducted by Rev Percy Holly. Mrs Selkereye, a double relative of Strove Winwort Horselines, previously worked at Erie Dry Goods and Massachusetts College before entering service in February 1941.
The timetable lists the Annual Institute of wcTU on March 30 with speakers and sessions. County official Jesse Girard chairs the event, with Mrs el Meckley and Mrs Olive Puder among presenters, focusing on themes of talent and zeal.1700s style telegraph tone, local figures, and community remarks appear throughout.
Women volunteers in wartime efforts are celebrated for busy lives and stylish homes. The piece notes how modern color schemes lift interior spaces with coordinated wall and ceiling treatments, recommending tonal combinations and fabrics like broadloom and draperies in red pinks and blue stripes.
A Montana notice reports the marriage of Frances Irene Meyer, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Henna Meyer, to 2 Lieut Bary H Winslow. The ceremony took place at St Ann's church in Great Falls with close family attending. Winslow is a Cathedral Prep alum and former General Electric employee now serving in the army air corps. Meyer is North East High School trained and also worked at GE.
Nineteen members attended a monthly business gathering at the home of Rev. and Mrs. James Belmar. The event included a farewell for Mr and Mrs Wilson Armitage who depart for Philadelphia as home missionaries to Ute negrons amid a collection of funds.
Mrs Albert Pitcavage nee Betty Damon and Miss Estella Johnson were guests of honor at a Boston House dinner party last evening. They received gifts from friends in attendance including Miss Marjorie Lathrop Miss Bessie Castrailas Mrs J W Gray Mrs Winibelet Williams Mrs ar Snail Hughes Miss Florenes Strig and Virgil Re.
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