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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1942

Page

5

Chevrolet Dealers Meet At Hotel Corry

Chevrolet dealers gathered yesterday at Hotel Corry to discuss the campaign focusing on jar and truck sales used car and service and accessory sales. In charge were Eliason Johnstore snd H O Mathie with group reps from Erie Warren Jamestown Youngsville Waterford Meadville Conneautville Fairview Ambridge Springs and other nearby towns.

Chevrolet Hotel Corry Hotel Corry Dd Y. Eliason B. Johnstore Erie Warren Jamestown Youngsville Waterford Ion City Meadville Fitusville Yinkink North Bush Mayville Pyeonia Connesutville Fairview Ambridge Springs

Kasper Eshelman Wedding Reported in Youngsville

Verna Eshelman of Clymer New York and Frank Kesper of Corry R D 1 were married in Youngsville yesterday. Attendance included Miss Lois Eshel and Bonk Gibas. A reception at the groom’s parents home followed with about sixty guests. A meal and dinner were served.

Kasper-Eshelman Youngsville Verna Eshelman Edward Eshelman Clymer N.Y Frank Kesper Felix Keaper Corry R. D Lois Eshel Lebride Bonk Gibas Misia

Rotary Club Meeting Hears Hospital Expansion Plans

The Rotary Club president and attendees at the Hotel Garry heard William Coon, manager of the road hospital, recount its history and poor condition. He outlined a new two story wing adding wards, operating rooms, and patient facilities to the current building, with offices and dining areas reconfigured on the ground floor.

California Guests Are Honored at Party

Delury entertained friends at her South Center street home in Corry last evening honoring Mrs. Jack Bolen, with William Ball of San Diego visiting. Awards went to Mrs. Richard Bachotner, Mrs. Emmett Bachal der, Mrs. Borden, Mr. Ball, Mrs. George DeLay and Mrs. Harry Rhodes. Other guests included Mrs. Bill woot Bucerts, Mrs. George Stanford, Mrs. Milton Zilaneck, Mrs. Gerald Staples and Mrs. Pronit Latheop. A salad lunch was served and the honored guests received lavely corssges.

Air Filun Delury South Center Street Jack Bolen William Ball San Diego Cal Corry Richard Bachotner Emmett Bachalder Borden Ball George DeLay Harry Rhodes Billwoot Bucerts George Stanford Milton Zila

Amici Sewing Circle Holds Regular Session at Weel Washington

Members of Amici Cituie of the United Brethren church gathered at Mrs. Jenniie Akum Weel Washington street lark for an evening of entertainment and games. Twenty members attended with piano selections, whistling, and humorous anecdotes. Regular business was led by president Mrs. William Halfmsi and refreshments were served by the hostesses.

Amici Sewing Circle Amiei Cituie The United Brethren Church Jenniie Akum Weel Washington Movelao Hugh Mosher William Halfmsi

W. C. T. U. Ribbon Service Held at Henton Home

W C T U members and guests attended a Tuesday meeting at Mrs. Carl Henton’s Norily Center street home. Emma Heath led devotions and a new member was received. A ribbon tying on Sally Chase, Linda Ray Beagle, Kenneth Downey, Leith Ten Huisen and Joanne Baenel was conducted by Mrs. Charles Hubertz. Model Day program was presented by Mrs Tone Johnson with Lyle Chase and Mrs. Harold Fish assisting. Readings were given by several and Mrs. Heath and Mrs Hubertz participated. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Henton and Mrs. Leon VanTussel.

Bride-elect Honored At Party At Tarbells Inn

A dinner party honored Miss Schramling, bride-elect of Lee Peebles, hosted by twenty seven girls from the Raymond Manufacturing Company at Tarbells Inn last evening. A fine chicken dinner was served and a set of dishes was presented to the honoree.

Lee Peebles Futit Tarbells Inn Raymond Manufacturing Company Miss Schramling

Local residents on brief visits and departures

A flurry of short visits and returns across towns as residents, including Mr and Mrs Oli Bracken and families, Mrs Gertrude Gates, Miss Belly Dennis, Mrs Richard Stanley and others, travel between Erie Titusville Meadville Union City and Newark for relatives, business, and vacations with several heading home or onward to Toronto.

Oli Bracken Old Mye Ishaferty Baxebure Gertrude Gates South Center Street Erie Bawart Winters Gurl Gox Titusvile Lash Gene Graham West Bouygress Ralph Gosnel Teddy Hanes Heanor Royek Warren John Kushel Harold Sweet Pittyburgh Cie Raymond Mic Rober Seni Doweph She Famenter Mir Areie Mise Elizabalh Haenstow Mes Wave Perkins Franklin Street Union City Toronto Canada

Lillian Guild Hosts Tureen Dinner for Members

Thirty Lilian Guild members dined with Mrs H A Gilbert on Tuesday. After the meal a brief business session planned a ram bone sale during an upcoming meeting. Guests included Mrs Waller Puke Mrs A J Connorigh Mrs Charles Clase and Mrs Hele Evans of East Orange New Jersey visiting the area.

Lillian Guild Lilian Guild H. A. Gilbert Waller Puke A. J. Onnarivgh Charles 1 Clase Hele Hvans East Orange N. J

Leaving for Army Observed at Home Gathering

Mr Walter Gages and Mrs Hied honored Ghas Dubrosky and Charles Dubrosky at a party in their home last evening. Twelve guests attended with cards and group singing. The party was held as Charles Dubrosky prepares to leave tomorrow morning for the Army. Refreshments were served later.

Ghas. Dubrosky Army Walter Gages

Engagement of Corryie's Son to Belmont Woman Announced

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Roden of North Center Street announce the engagement of their son Richard to Mrs. Anne Edwards, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Goreky of Belmont. The wedding is planned for next month.

Corryie Belmont Henry Roden North Center Street Richard Anne Edwards Bernard Goreky Belmont, N Mexmonth

Glamour Girl of the Year Oona O'Neill Debutante

New York in May 1942 profiles Oona O'Neill daughter of playwright Eugenie O'Neill as she becomes the Glamour Girl of the year. The feature outlines her background in Bermuda and the United States, family ties to acting, height 5 foot 4, weight 128, and plans for art studies with hopes of writing while avoiding heavy theater work.

Oona Ray Peacock New York Colleen Cony Nell Jueluy Vans Brendi Prucur Glosbaker Game Dolly Sin Club St Ingis Gloria Bakey Wil Thal Soglut Broadway Brena Frazier Brenda Mary Steele Teinmour Javephiie Jolson Hene Japa Eugenie O'Neill Bermuda Convent Hools United States Warrenbow Counter School Virginia Brearlay Wassan Art Students League Jess

Margaret Hughes Feted On Birthday Party

Margaret Hughes was honored on her birthday at a surprise party hosted at Miss McGrew's Graves Street home. Guests included Miss Feilw Sparks, Miss Gertrude Hannon, Theresa Lais, Mary Ann Sullivan, and Mary Dee Sulihin. gifts and refreshments were shared, with well wishes from relatives and friends.

Mesen Neuycon Uctivan Marvy Paver Lls Margaret Hughes Miss McGrew Miss Hiwhes Mare Nice

Girl Scouts Plan Memorial Day Activities

Girl Scouts met Tuesday evening with 21 girls in attendance and visited Margaret Ryen. During the flag ceremony dean Marie duumgon carried the American flag and Opal Hill the knepting. Plans for the Memorial Day parade were discussed with Jeannie Holler routed for TS like vacancy set by dean Bub and a Negro spirituals songs by the girls before dismissal.

Margaret Ryen Dean Marie Duumgon Opal Hill Jeannie Holler Dean Bub

New Officers Preside nt Rebekah Session

The Rebekah group held a test meeting with newly elected officers presiding. Mrs George, Mrs FH Hussley, and Mrs Charles Stewart led several sessions as the year was set to begin.

Rebekah Georgeiui FH. Hussley Charles Stewart

Mrs Carnuke Hosts B Club Evening at Bass Soup Street

Mrs Juneth Lastitilee hosted the B Club at her Bass Soup Street home. Bridge games yielded prizes to Mrs Vil etta Ferry and Mrs O A Fier. Other guests included Mrs Fred Lilet Mrs Ava Wickwire Mrs Nellie Marker Mr Ray Wolfird and Mrs Lee Shepherd. The club will meet with Mrs Lauer on Concord Street in two weeks.

Mms Juneth Lastitilee Bass Soup Street Viletta Ferry A. Fier Fred Lilet Ava Wickwire Nellie Marker Ray Wolfird Lee Shepherd Lauer Concord Street Tiwo

Party Honors Mrs Wilbur Whitehead in Titusville

A southern social gathering honored Mrs Wilbur Whitehead with attendance by Mrs Wesley Seions and other friends. Cards were played and enjoyed while Mrs Whitehead received numerous compliments. Mrs Daskier, assisted by her daughter Mrs Ernest Me Michael of Titusville, served a two course salad late in the evening.

Sus. A. Jackson Wilbur Whitehead Wesley Seaions Whitehead Daskier Ernest Me Michael Titusvile

Supply sergeant orders large aid requisitions at warehouse

Well prepared Otto C. Matson directs Battery A of the Fifty fourth Field Artillery to secure a full supply issue. He orders several large crates and troops to haul them as the warehouse delivers the day’s rations and equipment.

Otto C. Matson Fifty-fourth Field Artillery Matsary

Fruits and Berries Put Zip in Springtime Meals

Mrs. Alexander George offers springtime fruit recipes to add color and flavor. Prune Fruit Whip blends whipped egg whites with prunes pineapple honey lemon and nuts. Cherry Roll uses crescent dough with cherry mixture and orange cinnamon. Fruit Tapioga combines milk eggs figs and pineapple. Strawberry Ring layers rice eggs milk sugar and berries. Fruity Squares mix bread crumbs milk sugar spices fruit and beaten egg whites with baked topping.

Alexander George Wide World Fond

Hosiery shortage sparks rosebud repair idea in New York

Eleanor Quirk a Mackefeller Center office worker adapts sheer hose with embroidered rosebud and stitched stem to cover runs. This inventive solution grows as more runs appear, illustrating the shortage drives creativity and practical fixes.

New York Eleanor Quirk Mackefeller Center

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