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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1943
Page
5
Incomplete text mentions Yorke Lankle and Dinesen with references to war, formation, and a girl in snow clothes. Fragmentary phrases touch on habitat, behavior, and a mistaken or awkward dialogue, suggesting an archival clipping with unsettled biographical notes and dialog-like remnants.
A wartime period guide promotes eggs and shrooms as versatile foods, detailing cooking methods and nutritious pairings. It covers frying tips to avoid tough textures, suggests Chantilly and vegetable creme dishes, and provides two egg centric recipes with cheese and vegetable accompaniments.
The Trean Society of St. Paul's Tubberan church honored Mrs John Street at a party at her Northenter street home last evening. Visiting and sewing for the Coxy agspirel were enjoyed and refreshments served. Gifts came from ten members and four guests, Mrs Emery Elmquist. The next meeting is Wednesday evening June 9 at Mrs Alton Dahlstrand's East Smith street home.
Mrs. Prank Belser entertained at her home honoring her son Billy on his fourth birthday Monday afternoon. Thirty little guests enjoyed games and balloons and candy baskets before lunch of cake and ice cream. Billy received gifts and well wishes from friends while attendees included Danny Prewstt and others.
Rev Edward VanHouten the new Emmanuel church rector spoke to the Comy Rotarians at their weekly dinner at the Hotel Comy last evening. His topic was Personal Experiences with the Mountain People of Tennessee. He has served at several Tennessee parishes and shared humorous customs and incidents from his years there. The talk was well received by Rotarians and guest Mr Carpenter of Meadville.
Mrs Leroy Hoyt and Mrs Gerald Hoyt hosted at 429 Second Avenue last evening to honor Mrs Ralph Ward. Guests played games and contests with prizes won by Mrs Carolyn McVaugh and Mrs Ward while others included Mrs Mary Flatican Mrs Mary West and Mrs Bertha Hoyt. The honoree received many gifts at a pink and blue luncheon shower.
Mrs. Charles Hester of 114 Snyder iels hosted a party for her daughter Peggy Jean on her eighth birthday May 6. Guests included Sally Lou Smith Marlyn Fish Preddie Fish Jimmy Kirkwood Delores Le roy Jerry Leroy Bruce Rickereon Nancy Len Hester Donny Williams Edith Fenno Rodyne Parsons and Billy Belser. Peggy Jean received many ice gifts.
Jon Sheenan hosted friends last evening at her West Church street home. Three tables of five hundred were played with top honors to Mrs. William Johnson, Mrs. Walter McElroy, Mrs. Edward Jerome, and Mrs. Walter Purdey who won the travel sting prize. Other attendees included Mrs. Murel Iolatee, Mrs. Marshill Hughes, Mrs. Paul Blaha, and several others. The hostess served a salad lunch to close the pleasant evening.
Mrs Douglas Reynolds was guest of honor as Mrs Paul Stroup hosted a gathering on Spring Street last evening. Five hundred awards went to Mrs Wallace Kerstetter and Ms Eat VanGuilder. Attendees included Mrs Lawrence Snow, Mrs James Stewart, Mrs George Maloney, Mrs Burton Smock, Mrs Harry Thayer, Mrs Andrew Mecheta, Mrs Edward Lin sky, Mrs Wayne Robinson, and Miss Nancy Stewart. Reynolds received many thoughtful gifts and a selari-tessert lunch was served.
The Livedo area reports three brothers triplets Leonard Danny and Frank Yyzmansiti enlisted in the navy during wartime. All served in the Pa nide fleet, suffered injuries, and received honorable discharges. They now work together on a Jeep assembly line at a Toledo auto plant.
Members of the HN and Clubs held their final meeting of the year at Mrs. G W Andrus's home on 1st Congress Street. A tureen dinner followed by spring themed centerpieces and favors. Mrs. Albert Young elected president for the coming year and Mrs. J Harold Patterson named secretary treasurer. A handkerchief shower honored Mrs. Wale'r Hultoorg who is leaving the city. Mrs. Frank Schrader led entertainment and prizes went to several members.
War era drives a corset shift as girdle makers rush to supply pantie girdles strong enough for long shifts. Rosie the Riveter and factory wearers push demand for scientifically designed, rubber-free, support garments with reinforced panels to reduce fatigue and improve posture.
A baby girl was born this morning at Corry hospital to Mr and Mrs Clarence Farrington of Spartansburg RD 4. Mrs Farrington was previously Helen Webster.
War creates a serious perfume shortage as alcohol limits and raw materials bite. Makers seek substitutes, including cream-based colognes and compact solid scents, while demand rises among defense workers and women who will pay for quality. Experts note limited essential oils but promise substitutes from American perfumers.
Mrs C E Shoop hosted the Golden Links Class of the Melodist church at her Frederick Street home for their regular monthly business and social gathering. Devotions by Mrs Neil Blackman, duties by Mrs Kevin Young, and an officers election planned for the next meeting. State committee members named were Mrs HB Reed, Mrs George Gordon, and Mrs W L Marsh. Nineteen members attended with contests, a social hour, and a light supper served by several hosts.
At the Maplewood Rebelah Lodge gathering in Sugar Grove on Friday evening the chatter was draped for Wire. Cavtie Wilcox presided with special time honoring Mrs. Agnes Abjolt who has returned from visiting in New York City. Mrs. Priscilla Nobbs has spent the winter in Camy.
An ad prompts readers to try Benotabe as a nightly option for lasting bowel help. It claims immediate morning results, describes constipation relief, and highlights a sense of fullness and normal stool form. The message urges purchasing Benotabe at a druggist and following directions.
The Corry High School Alumni Association executive committee met at the president Miss Adele McCray's home to plan the alumni reunion on Thursday evening June 3 at the Junior High. The usual banquet is canceled due to no group available to serve dinner, but refreshments will be served with a reception for new alumni, dancing and program to follow. Committees were named for program B J Davis Marjorie Peak Elnora Storer. dance committee HL Sheen. decorations Josep Pitcavage Betty Litz. invitations Lenny Cohen Helen Johnson. and other tasks assigned.
Twenty five friends and relatives gathered at Russell Merlin's Duane Street home to honor Charles Martin departing for service with the U.S. Navy. Attendees presented a purse of money and a late evening lunch was served.
An ad touts Ri-By Compound as an inexpensive home cure for rheumatic pain. It recommends mixing lemon juice with a Tetons 1's exey and taking three fibers twice daily, with results in 48 hours. If no relief, return the empty package for a money back guarantee. Sold by drug stores.
Dorothy Roe reports a revived Gibson Girl shirtwaist fashion trend on Fifth Avenue amid World War II era style. The feature notes long sleeve, trim waists and accessories like a Merry Widow hat, with versions in batiste crepe linen and lawn. It outlines versatile uses from business wear to social activities and emphasizes the continued emphasis on elegance.
Miss Erma Benninis hosted a bridge club gathering at her East Wayne Street home last evening. Mrs Cole received many gifts at a tendered shower. Awards went to Miss Sa Watrous and Mrs Wesley Sedmans as top players. A salad course concluded the event with pink and white favors for guests.
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