THESE WOMEN AID AMERICAN DEFENSE FUND DRIVE
A social club feature highlights women in design fashion and public service. Notables include Helen Jacobs and Mina Leod Beck among designers and performers. A mobile kitchen fundraiser for Britain attracts candy and preserves sales led by Carmel Miraitn and local businesswomen. Mary Anderson of the U S Labor Department urges efficient seating for women entering defense work. Also noted are women organizing entertainment for troops and textile makers repurposing gloves into windbreakers for relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adhlaine Kerr
Weiler Travis Batten
Hollywood
Helen Jacobs
Aumerica
Blager
Jce
Carmel Miraitn
Uny Braxilian Chanteuse
Mina Me
Leod
Beck
Atlanta
Helen Fors
New York
Kahsac
Brit
June Weddings of 1941 Share Sentiment and Style
Features editor Amy Porter surveys 1941 June weddings noting rising costs for lacy veils, diamond rings, and multiple bridesmaids. The piece highlights engagement rings often under $50, shifting wedding bands to ornate gold or platinum and featuring traditional symbolism and superstitions from folklore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Porter
Jow— @lers
Miss Sophie Kasper Honored at Bridal Shower
Miss Sophie Kasper, bride-elect to Joseph Pictatal, was feted at a Columbus afternoon bridal shower hosted by Miss Julia Kudille and Miss Jane Piecardi at Mrs. George Drobneck's home. Guests included Mrs. Stanley Kasper, Mrs. Keonbth Garing and Mrs. Drobneck. guests enjoyed bridge and prizes awarded to Mrs. Kay Benhardi, Miss Kasper, and Miss Dene Fieearer. lunch served around 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophie Kasper
Julia Kudille
Jane Piecardi
George Drobneck
Columbus
Joseph Pictatal
Stanley
T Kasper
Keonbth Garing
Drobneck
Kay Benhardi
Kasper
Dene Fieearer
Gorry Couple Married in Glymer Ceremony
Announcement states Miss Lucy Caro line Willover wed Albert Gootis, both of Corry, at Glymer New York Saturday evening. Ceremony by Justice J. K. Whippd. Couple to reside in Corry. Weekend guests included Mrs. T W Whitehead and Sam Jack at the Delberb Lundquist home in Rochester. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Pringle returned from Columbus, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorry
Glymer
Lucy Caroline Willover
Albert Gootis
Corry
Clymer
N.Y
J. K. Whippd
T. W. Whitehead l
Sam Jack
del- Berb Lundquist
Carry
Rochester
Leon Pringle
Columbus
Ohio
How to Reheat Rolls and Bread in a Double Boiler
Instructions describe reheating rolls biscuits and cornbread in a double boiler. Place bread in upper pan, bridge boiler with warm water, cover lightly and steam gently for ten minutes. Remove and serve immediately for best texture and aroma.
Attends Convention of Catholic Daughters of America in Allentown
Miss Anna Sifeltis of this city attends the annual state convention of the Catholic Daughters of America in Allentown. The event opened Sunday and runs through Wednesday with general sessions and addresses by prominent members of the organization and Catholic church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Sifeltis
Catholic Daughters of America
Simday
Allentown
Gattiolic Church
Fort Le Bocuf D A R Elects Officers at Meeting
Fort Le Bocuf Chapter of the Daughters of the American Colonists held a regnal meeting at Hotel Camp on Saturday. Twenty four chapter members attended as hostesses. officers were elected and installed including regent Mrs. John B. Kuhns and vice regents, with reports from Robert L. Brotherton on the Harrisburg convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Bocuf
Daughters of the American Colonists
Hotel Camp
Cory
John B. Kuhns
Brie
Wl. Ritchen
Belen [Qushmen
Sharon
Louise Williams
Jessie Proudfit
Edinhor
Antho Farnsworth
North East
J.D. Sterrett
Erie
Breva Drake
J. B. Patterson
Corry
Rollo McCray
Waterford
Robert L. Brotherton
Waterior
Peng Harris
Harrisburg
Sterrett
A. A. Deming
Shower Honors Margaret uv at Titusville Event
A luncheon style pantry shower was held in Titusville Saturday afternoon honoring Margaret uv Walare biide elod. Guests included Miss Mary O'Hare of Corry. Mrs Leon J. McNierney hosted at her Titusville home, with gifts and well wishes for the bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Uv
Walare
Leon J. McNierney
Titusville
Vourteer
Mary O'Hare
Corry
Whitehead Jackson Marriage Ties Essex to Clymer NY
Miss Ethel Jackson daughter of Mr and Mrs Alphonse Jackson of Essex Street and Wilbur Whitehead son of Mr and Mrs Tracy Whitehead of Mast Plegsamt Street were married Saturday evening at Clymer New York Attendants were Mrs Ernest McMichael sister of the bride and Hoy Kerstetler After the ceremony the couple will reside in Corry where the groom is employed at Aero Supply Company
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehead-Jackson
Clymer
Ethel Jackson
Alphonse Jackson
Essex Street
Wilbur Whitehead
Tracy W. Whitehead
Mast
Plegsamt Street
N. Y
Ernest McMichael
Titusville
Hoy Kerstetler
Whitehead
Corry
Aero Supply Company
Mother's Day Program at Corry Grange No
A Saturday evening Mothers Day program at Corry Grange No included a tableau Home Sweet Home by Mr and Mrs Albert recitation by Mrs Byath vocal duet by Mrs Marian Humphrey and Miss Norma Dingfelder humorous playlet by Mrs Clarence Gates Mrs Bonnie Darrow Mrs CC Warner and Mrs Ruth Dingfelder and group singing conducted by the lecturer Warner M Cray and Andrew Ober led the event with readings and songs for the audience
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Corry Grange No
le Iecturer
Albert
Byath
Warner M Cray
Andrew Ober
Marian Humphrey
Norma Dingfelder
Clarence Gates
Bonnie Darrow
CC. Warner
Ruth’ Dingfelder
Paul DeRosay to Address Local Catholic Daughters Meeting
Paul DeRosay will speak at Court Conception No. 35 Catholic Daughters of America meeting Thursday at 1 o clock. Topic is A Year to A Day. Mrs James A Cassidy heads the program with committee members Miss Anne Shields, John Mooney, Mrs Mildred Denton, Mrs Leon Brown and Miss Mary Condh. Joseph Nollinger and son George returned to Chicago after a two week visit here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy
Walter Prechand
Jamestown
Mable Lindquist
Irma Lind
Pittsburgh
BE. G. Barnes
North Center Street
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Federation of Women's Clubs
George E. Bayliss
Harry W. Powers
Powers
Wnt
Mary Hotchkiss
R. W. Mowell
Alfred
Peebles
Richart
Thomas Maloney
Sharon
J. G. Avery
Robert Stowe
Lock Haven
W- A. Brumbaugh
C. C. Milberg
Pittwourgh
Sor Paul
Everett
Theo P. Williams
Dwirham
D. C
Ister
Harold Brown
James H. Wright
M. Hillburg
J. R. Dearing
F.nel
Glenn
Steadman
Tte
Spartansburg
Baptist
Warren
Knights Templar
Gilbert L. Boyd
Presbyterian Church
St. Louis
General Assembly of
The
Cuba
Boyd
David
Helen Bauer
Teddy
Meadville
Bauer
Hobart Hepler
Franklin ‘Street
Paul DeRosay
C. D
Court Conception
Catholic Daughters of America
James A. Cassidy
Anne Shields
Mars
John Mooney
Mildred Denton
Leon Brown
Mary Condh
Dimmick Buton Nuptials at St Pauls Church
Dimmick and Button wedding held Sunday at St Pauls Lutherans with Rev E J Wagner officiating at 4 o clock. The bride Helen Button daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl Button of East Street wore white satin with a long train and fingertip veil. Allan Dimmick son of Mr and Mrs Nelson Dimmick of Concord Street served as groom. Attendants included Dorothy Burrows as maid of honor and bridesmaids Grace and Ruth Cole. Carlyle Button and ushers B W Harmon and Emory Messinger assisted. A reception followed and the couple left for a week’s honeymoon. The bride and groom are graduates of Curryhig School and Raymond Manufacturing Company employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dimmick-Buton
St. Paul's Church
Helen
Button
Earl Button
East Street
Allan K. Dimmick
Nelson Dimmick
Concord Street
St. Paul's Lutherans Church
E. J. Wagner
Margaret Olds
Merrill Lillie
Iryin Button
Jamestown
Stollns
Dorothy Burrows
Misses Grace
Ruth Cole
Mary Lon McGray
Carlyle Button
Dimmick
B. W. Harmon
Emory Messinger
Curryieh School
Raymond Manufacturing Company
S. Linendell
Fidore Alum
Harold Grover
John Rogers
Findley Lake
Henry Lankan
Bite Willey
N. Yj
John Crowley
Lawrence Crowley
Wiliam Kary
Ruth Kar
Warren
L. Pralé
Paul Buckley
Meadville
Johm Mutrey
el Muster Rey
Albert Anderson
Hillman and Kenniston Families Welcome Daughters
A daughter named Mary Sunday morning at Corry Hospital to Mr and Mrs Frank Hillman of Corry R D 1 formerly Dorothy Brisley. A son born to Mr and Mrs Rexford Kenniston of Spartansburg R D 4 at Corry Hospital Sunday morning. Mrs Kenniston formerly Leona York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Corry Hospital
Frank Hillman
Corry R. D
Hillman
Dorothy Brisley
Miss Nellie Tubbs Weds Harry Craker in City Hall Ceremony
Miss Nellie Tubbs and Harry Craker were married Saturday afternoon at 2 o clock in the office of Alderman C. B. Porter. The couple, both of Sorry, will reside at 2200 West Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Porter
Nellie Tubbs
Harry Craker
Sorry
West
Washington Street
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Anitiy
Otter
Neough
Sophies
World
Rex Theatre
Monte Cristo
the _ UNITED ARTISTS
State Theatre
Youngsville
Jane Parker
ANN Page
IONA
Sunnyfield
the National Bank OF Corry
Federal Deposet-Insurance Corporation
Washington, D. C
Mignon Smith
RCA Victor
Camden
N. J
Gigil
Zorina
Eilen Ballon
Iréne Dunn
Bertha Jenkins
Jenkins
Maple Leaf Fund
Emmstt Holcombe
Claudia de Lys
Teeland
A. Cat
Fort le Bocuf
Aunt Sué
Joseph Nollinger
George
Chicago
Pasb
Bernstein Bros
North Center St
Corry, Pa
Frank C
Chapin & Son
Servel
Otder Mikes
Sérvel
Pennnsylvania Gas Co
Pennsylvania
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