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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1945
Page
5
Fairview PTA installs new officers at meeting
At the Fairview PTA meeting Mrs Lene Brown installed officers including Mrs Albot Fay as president and Mrs Allen Kinger as first vice president. The program featured patriotic songs, duets, instrumental numbers, a film on visual education and refreshments afterward. Several local residents and visitors were noted in attendance or traveling to Erie and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview
S. Andersen
Clarence Wallace
Canfield
William Halfo
Organization Meeting Sets Corry Navy Mothers Club
At the Masonic Temple last evening 87 members voted to form the Corry Navy Mothers Club. Temporary officers were elected led by Commander Katherine Wat and First Vice Commander Paul Iris Durham. 34 Navy Mothers joined that night as a planning committee arranged the next meeting time and place. Guest Mrs. T. P. Horn of Newark spoke on Navy Mothers activities in New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett. Zastmayi
Bash South Street
New York City
Seaman
C. Barnes
Lillian Barnes
North Center Street
Erie
Gertrude Newell
College of Regents
The
Women of the Moose
Frank Grayino
West Church Street
Bobby Lou Dickson
Mary Jean Phillips
Meadville
Cleveland
Kathleen Mulderick
8. J. Meyer Memorial Hospital
Buffalo
Leo Mulderick
Marion Street
L. L. Ludwigsen
G. Thompson
James Thelen
Chicago
Corry
Cony-Jamestown Mig. Corp
Frank Grice
Hartborn
C. H. Holden
Joseph Gravino
Sarah
Erle
Genevieve Sehwone
Park Place
Youngsville
Jamies Laicas
Navy Mothers’ Club
Navy Mothens Club
Masonic Temple
Corry Navy Mothers Club
America
Jennie Rickers
Venobia Silvis
Kath-erine Wat
Paul Iris Durham
Lois Sickle
Nina Rozelli
Adjunis Bors
Florence Holton
Rickers
Mabel TarTerlin
Grace Rathbun
Cordelia Mille
Bertha Gresory
Navy
New Jersey
Birthday Party Honors Anna Marie Taylor
Mrs. Mabel Taylor hosted a birthday party at Lakestreet yesterday afternoon for her daughter Anna Marie Taylor. Seven Fairview School friends attended, games were played, and cream and cake were served. Anna Marie received many gifts from her friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Marie Taylor
Mabel Taylor
Lakestreet
Anna Marie
Fairview School
Mrs.Taylor
Anna Musio
Radio Schedule Listing for NBC CBS and PBS Programs
Nightly radio schedule lists NBC programs including Paul Lavalle Melody Walla Time Amos and Andy and Les Miserables Part 4. CBS programming features Henry Aldrich This Is Your PBS and Danny Kaye Show plus Lone Ranger and Famous Jury Trials. Also mentions Harold Green versus Frankie Terry in a Freedom of Opportunity slot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NBC
Paul Lavalle
Walla
Amos
Andy
CBS
Henry Aldrich
Tenorant
Moore
PBS
Sammy Kaye
MBS
Harold Green
Frankie Terry
W. R. C. Plans Campfire Meeting and Initiation
Members met at the Masonic Temple with 15 attendees. President Mrs. Harry Silvis announced a campfire gathering at Mrs. K. D. Brown’s home on May 24 and welcomed new member Mrs. Frank Say. Mrs. Henry Bats and Mrs. Lot Ho Stevens served dessert. next meeting set for June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ime W. R. G
Masonic Temple
Harry Silvis
K. D. Brown
East South
Sweet
Frank Say
Henry Bats
Lot Ho Stevens
Spencer Ladies Aid All Day Meeting At Home
Thirty members of the Spencer Ladies Aid Society met yesterday for an all day session at the home of Mrs Robert Glark B D G A noon luncheon was served and the president Mrs Carl Pulton led a brief business meeting The afternoon's work focused on sewing strips for rugs Next meeting is in June with the location to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Ladies’ Aid
Spencer Ladies’ Aid Society
Robert Glark
Carl Pultom
Alph Webaheey
Wayryantics
Bard
Msteve
Dille
Kiwanis Club
WPB
Mewes
William Zullpuputos
Claise Porter
Rober Wilcox
Walter Peake
Peggy Freeman
Feenay
Robert Bumbaugh
Amenica
Helen Shoppe Opens as Neliie Smith Wins War Bond
Nellie M Smith winner of a War Loan Bond tied to the opening of the Helen Shoppe at 123 Park Street on Thursday. Smith directed a bond be made out to her niece Mary Elizabeth Tubbs of the same address. Hundreds attended the north side store and strong sales were reported on opening day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neliie M. Smith
Park Street
Helen
Miss Smith
Miss Jones
Mary Elizabeth ‘Tubbs
New North Side
WPB Erie Manager Spoke To Kiwanis Club
WPB Erie manager spoke to the Kiwanis Club about war effort and domestic unity. The talk praised workers staying at their jobs and linked baseball metaphors to wartime progress while introducing new members and honoring performers at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Kiwanis Club
Surprise Shower for Miss Oblinski at Home Party
A surprise shower for Miss Sybil Oblinski was hosted at her Wright Street home. The event featured gifts, games, and a pink white blue color scheme, with prizes awarded to Miss Ole Sveinson and guests enjoyed by many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ano
Demme Awilhom
Wright Stet Jatt
Sybil Obinski
Dessorte
Joseph Selgavage
Pitleen
Ott Weciver
Oly Sveinson
Bernice Martin Nes
Swanson
Wasiw Skinner
Sali
Ely
Sybil
Joe
B.S. Burr
Elgin 4-H Girls Entertain Leaders
Elgin 4-H club hosted leaders from Erie and Pen Slate College at Mrs. Kenneth Wetmore’s home. Miss Norman McGray presided as business session laid out plans for the coming year. Betty Armitage Barbara Frotter and Norma McCray elected to attend the 4-H camp in June. Joyce Peterson and Joyce Mitchell joined as new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Peterson
Joyce Mitchell
Illo
Gianes
Ylduehus
Sciota Ladies' Aid Holds All Day Meeting
Seventeen members and fifteen guests attended a long gathering at Mrs. Bryan Heseilok in Clymer Hill. They enjoyed a screen dinner and afternoon sewing carpet strips for Mrs. Homel Walrous. A Mother's Day program and poems were shared. Next meeting set for three weeks at an announced location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cau Wity
Tyan Heseilok
Clymer Hill
Homel Walrous
Guest Speaker From Pittsburgh At Moose Club Meeting
The Moose club on Washington Street hosted 40 guests for a meeting with two candidates invited Mra Allee Smock and Mrs Mstting Mulaney and a visiting associate from Pittsburgh Clertnude Newed addressed the gathering on organizational aims and officer duties A Morse Make sale was planned for tomorrow with donations requested and a dessert served by Marjorie Zalmock and helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renee Eh
Washington Street
Mstting Mulaney
Leo Liyst
Une Gloeeios
Wu Ars
Mary DeLury
Rene Zalusock
Lucille Baceus
Sorby Janie Stanford
la— Iin Kya
Myrile Brynallsom
Mary West
St Edward's Basketball Banquet Honors Team and Coach
St Edward's celebrated its basketball banquet last night with a dinner for twenty players and speeches praising the squad. Coach Baresy received a token of appreciation for leading the team into the past season, while players were acknowledged for their efforts and spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Edward's
St Edward's
Duvus
Baresy
Sehoot Teant
Lanies
Jansen
Bob Fail
Dan Peer
Siwiley Byats
Obrien
Mary Catalsu Celebrated 12th Birthday Party
A birthday gathering was held at Spring Street home for Mary Catalsu, age 12. Guests included Barbara Group, Lucille Sturmes, and Jane Gleason who won prizes. A cake, sandwiches, and ice cream were served, with Mary and family hosting the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Catalsu
Spring Street
Barbara
Lucille Sturmes
Jane Gleason
Mary
Delaret
Cataliu
Mars
Newborn Son Reported at Corry Hospital Morning
A son was born early this morning at Corry Hospital to Mr and Mrs Roger Fenno of R D 4 Corry. The immigration looks after a daughter born to Mr Isd My J Alphonise Vanssens at 34 Snyder Circle, Corry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Daugster
Isd My J Alphonise Vanssens
Snyder Circle
Te Corry Hayaital
Bors
Corry Hospital
Roger Fenno
R. D
Corry
Pittsfield Bridge Club Dinner At Pittsfield Inn
The Pittsfield Bridge Club held a dinner for four members and guest Mrs. Millcolm Hanes at the Pittsfield Inn. Mrs. Raymond Anderson hosted a post dinner social at her North Center home, with awards to Mrs. Haines and Mes, and a special prize to Mrs. Elliwick Holt. The club will meet in May 2010 at the home of Mrs. Walter Sntt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ight
Millcolm Hanes
He ‘Tiiday
Fritz Kuhn to be deported as undesired alien
Former German American Bund leader Fritz Kuhn has been ordered deported to Germany. The Justice Department announced the decision after Kuhn, paroled from Dannemora, was classified as an alien and sent to Crystal City, Texas, in 1943. He faces removal while serving a sentence for larceny and forgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owumucn
Washington
Bund
Fritz Kulm
Germany
Justice Department
Board of Immigration
Appe
Eyear-Algiative
Munich
Danne~mora
New York
Kuhn
Cryst City
Tex
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