Easter Visitor Roundup Reaches Corry Area
Mrs Norma Hutz returns from Scudder School New York City to spend Easter with parents Mr and Mrs Frank Grice on East Main. Cpl Figuels Coyle arrives from Fort Monroe Virginia for furlough with parents on Liberty Street. Mrs Charles Stewart of Stewart Hat Shop attends Gerber Hat Company showing in Erie Lawrence Hotel. Various locals from Erie Con ness Street to Mt Vernon Academy return home for holidays and visits with family. Chevrolet meeting in Buffalo. multiple shopping trips and travel among Corry residents.
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Norma Hutz
Scudder School
New York City
Frank Grice
East Main Street
George Williams
Corry
Akron
Stanley Alley
Beaverdam
Cpl
Figuels Coyle
Coury
Fort Monae
Leo Coyle
Liberty Street
Charles Stewart
Stewart Hat Shop
Erie
Gerber Hat Company
Lawrence Hotel
B. Elston
Martha Elston
Hie
Katherine Elston
Walter Burkhardt
Bul Nlo
C. W. Shaver
Euclid Street
James Jansen
Sampson Naval Training Station
Wizabeth Jansen
West Frederick Street
Maxine Beckwith
Mt. Vernon Academy
Mt. Vernon
Ohio
Louis Miller
East South Street
Belle Robbins
Allegheny College
Meadville
M. E. Robbins
Grand, Street
Roberta, Williams
Charles Williams
Charles Gat
E. E. Hawkins
Fred Ross
Charles Amy
Preston Ohm
Albert Ohrn
Mary Pierre
Ruth Schuman
Warren
Jeanne Mould
Kane
Evans
William Bradley
Frank Lilley
Ruth Lilley
East Pleasant Street
Harrisburg
House of Representatives
R. 5
Dewey
East Trederide Street
Thabelle Gordon
Edinboro College
George Gordon
East Church Street
Andrew Carnegie
Sampson
N. Y
Dose Carnegie
R. D
William Spiesman
Jamestown
L. E. Graham
West Congress Street
Teft
Cleveland
Mariner Scouts Plan Bake Sale After Meeting
Miss Mary Ellen Blatt hosted the Mariner Scouts on East Smith Street for an evening of dancing and group entertainment. At the business session plans were set for a bake sale on April 7 with Miss Julia Ficcardi chairing and Miss Sally Millspaw, Miss Jean Marie Johnston, Miss Betty Jean Anderson, and Miss Mary Jo Hansen as assistants. The next meeting is set for Miss Helen Mulderict’s home on Marion Street in April.
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Mariner
Mary Ellen Blatt
East Smith Street
Julia Ficcardi
Sally Millspaw
Jean Marie Johnston
Betty Jean Anderson
Mary Jo Hansen
Helen Mulderict
Marion Street
Fifth Avenue Ablaze With Color In Wartime Easter Hats
New York march 2 store windows along Fifth Avenue glow with wartime Easter parade millinery. Women admire bonnets while helmeted accents hint at a military note. Shoppers ring up sales as daisies and fruit motifs dominate, with hats priced around three dollars and fifty cents.
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Fifth Avenue
ED Creagh
New York
Postwar food trends and home kitchens idea discussed
A 1945 Associated Press piece by Charlotte Adams explores postwar dining shifts. It envisions one-stop community stores with self service and clear packaging, including transparent meat containers and visible fat content, plus rapid home delivery of flown-in fresh produce when out of season. Dehydrated foods may grow but not dominate, and kitchens will gain deep-freeze units for flexible storage. The piece cautions enjoyment of good tasting, appealing food remains essential for happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Adams
Associated Press
Tam
Rotary Club Dinner Hosts Lt. Col. Lopus Speaker
Lt Col Lester Lopus was the guest speaker at the Rotary Club dinner at Hotel Corry with nearly all members present. He spoke of his trip to Europe and experiences with African natives, noting their open hospitality and customs, and showed coins and letters as souvenirs to attendees. Harold Wolfe outlined clothing drive plans for April 2, while Dr No-Yone Park briefly addressed China and club matters.
Miss Slattery Farewell Party Held by Mrs Patterson
Miss Marjorie Slattery, bound for muse training at Western Reserve in Cleveland, was honored at a party hosted by Miss Joan Patterson on East Frederick Street. Guests enjoyed games and visiting. late in the evening potato salad cake chocolate cake and ice cream were served. Slattery received two thoughtful gifts from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Slattery
Marjorie Slattery
Western Reserve
Cleveland
Joan Patterson
East Frederick Sheet
Foreign food demands rise as Congress probes shortages
Washington March 28 A fresh admonition that foreign food demands will mount issued as congressional investigators prepare to drill into shortages. War Food Administrator Marvin Jones urged civilians to sacrifice further as he told a radio audience that military, lend lease and foreign relief calls on American food supplies will grow. He said some foreign commitments should not be made if they cannot be fulfilled, echoing President Roosevelt's call for bolt-tightening. Two British cabinet ministers arrived in Washington to discuss the global food production dilemma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Ares
Washington
War Food
Marvin Jones
MBS
America
Roosevelt
Visitors from Britain Discuss Distribution and Allocation
Protection Minister Oliver Lyttelton and Food Minister J. J. Lewellin led a British delegation discussing distribution and equitable allocation with highest American authorities. The talks focused on resource sharing and policy cooperation between the two nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Lyttelton
J. J. Liewellin
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Akee Society
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A.sop
Corry, Hospital
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Enure
Hollywood
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