Pittsburgh Woman Visits Father on East Frederick Street
Miss Betty Ott of Pittsburgh spent the weekend visiting her father Robert Ott at their home on East Frederick street.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1945
Page
5
Miss Betty Ott of Pittsburgh spent the weekend visiting her father Robert Ott at their home on East Frederick street.
A ninth birthday party was hosted by Elaine Rossin at 211 Franklin Street with guests from Corry and Meadville. Attendees received corsages and gifts as games and refreshments filled the afternoon.
The State Regent spoke at the 40th anniversary celebration of Corry Court No 35, Catholic Daughters of America, with about fifty guests from Oil City Warren Meadville and Titusville. Charter members Mrs Margaret Duffy Miss Prorence Blair attended. Miss Elizabeth Mond of Erie could not.
The Raymond Bowling League held its annual party Saturday evening at the Greyhound Post House. At 7 o'clock a chicken dinner was served to thirty five keglera, followed by social time and group singing.
One regular meeting of the Corry Grange MO 55 was held Saturday evening in the Harn block club rooms at 9 o'clock. The session opened with the 10 and 2nd degrees and five candidates were initiated. The lecturer presented music readings recitations and a flower quiz. May 19 is the next meeting date.
Twenty five friends surprised Mr and Mrs Hillstrom with a housewarming party at their newly purchased home formerly owned by Mrs Ray Greene. Guests enjoyed cards and a lunch of sandwiches cake and coffee.
Sergeant W Oyler son of Mr and Mrs Charles Oyler and husband of Mrs Eleanor Oyler of Philadelphia was reported killed in action after being seriously wounded March 14 in the Luzon operation during World War II. He died March 21 from injuries sustained. Oyler served four years with Kane County Pennsylvania National Guard and two years with the US Marine Corps before the war and had one month in the US Army this war. He trained at Camp Hale Colorado before being sent to the Philippines. Oyler is the tenth Kane man to die in the current conflict.
Pretty waste baskets can be prettily tied up with slip covers. A simple cover from oilcloth or bright fabric is drawn taut around the basket and fastened with laces through eyelets at the ends. Oilcloth suits kitchen bathroom or a child’s room. In a bedroom use frilly organdy or glazed chintz.
A bold pledge that liberty is worth any price guides a call to join forces with the United Nations to secure liberty for all. The message frames current victory as a continuation of 1776 ideals and a resolve to vanquish the last foe of liberty.
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