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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1946
Page
5
Washington May 21 The Office of Price Administration said bicycle prices rise 0 percent and outboard motor ceilings increase about six percent due to higher wage and material costs. The boosts apply to 1941 price ceilings and take effect immediately for shipments today with earlier stock selling at old ceilings.
Mrs. L. Tiffany presented her Intermediate and junior piano students in a Monday night recital at eight oclock. The program featured solo and ensemble pieces by Kimball, Shaver, Loveland, Dwyer, and others, with a large audience in attendance and praise for the performers. Separate notices mention local residents and ongoing community events.
The M C A Auxiliary met at Mrs Clarence Mountain home on East Church Street with seventeen members present. Officers for next year were elected: President Mrs Leslie Wells vice president Mrs Ira Milley secretary Mrs Clyde Shotzbarger treasurer Mrs Lawrence McCray. Plans included a June Tumincare sale and a picnic at Mend Park on June 17th.
Mrs Ralph Damcott and other hostesses held a shower for Mrs Raymond Root at Snyder Circle the Saturday afternoon from 2 to 6 Sewing and visiting were enjoyed and a dessert course was served Decorations were pink and blue Mrs Root received a nice gift Attendees included Mrs John Miselli Mrs Muriel String Mrs Paul Brenoel Miss Jane Piccardi Miss Marion Kimmey and Miss Betty Firth
Miss Rose Balog was honored at a miscellaneous bridal shower hosted by Mrs Fred Hart Miss Margaret Balog and Mrs Joseph Balog at Balog's home on First Avenue. Nineteen guests enjoyed games and visiting with prizes awarded to Mary Graving Trene Dippel and Rose Jackson. Gifts and refreshments followed.
A daughter was born late last night to Mr and Mrs Howard Mathews of Clymer Pennsylvania at Corry Hospital. The birth adds to the local family, with details limited to the newborn and parents.
A new medical preparation named Lurin is promoted for stomach ulcers caused by excess acid and other gut pains. The product is described as harmless, easy to take, and available through Lindsley’s Pharmacy and drug stores nationwide with a money back guarantee.
The Elks Mule Chorus delivers a large turnout at the High School auditorium for its third annual spring concert. With new repertoire the 40-voice choir impressed the audience and guest soloists from Gulion Ohio and local entrants. Final show tonight expected to attract a full capacity crowd.
Mrs F G Jones and daughter Helen returned home on North Center street after a month in the West. Edward Anderson of West Church street visited his son Vincent Anderson in Tucson, Arizona. Mr and Mrs Joe Harbison of Gay Bertil Tema visit Waterhouse relatives. Mrs Henry Koppel of RD 4 Sorry returns from Morgantown WV with relatives. Mrs Jessie Kowalski BD 5 Co Ty was in Erie to consult a doctor Delaney. Lawrence J Watrous of West Church street spent yesterday with family.
The N B Club held its regular meeting at Mrs Walter Rhodes home on Wrest street with twelve members and four guests including Mrs Richard Hurlbut and Miss Phyllis Chamberlain. Plans were made for a card party on May 24 at the Wood home 51 West Conlgrens street. Progressive 500 was played with prizes to Mrs Wood Mrs Waller Prey and Mrs Frabie Pitch. June shell is the next meeting date and Mrs Martin McGraw of Sherman streets to be hostess.
Miss Myrna Hasbrouck was feted at the founder's home on Pleasant Street by hostesses Miss Virginia Bachemer Miss Louise Whiteley and Mrs Arthur Moffijon. Twenty six guests attended including out of town visitors Miss Myrle Durham of New York City and Mrs Ardith Speavers of Rochester New York. The door prize went to Miss Florine Decker and bingo prizes were awarded. Jugita Hostesses served a two course lunch with tea and coffee. The honored guest received many gifts from friends.
Mrs. Craig Linendell hosted a miscellaneous bridal shower for Miss Wanda Zawacki at 554 West Church Street last evening. Sixteen guests attended with card games and visiting. prizes went to Mrs. Jack Berry and Miss Zawacki. A salad course with hot rolls and coffee followed, and corsages accompanied gifts for the bride-to-be.
The Gleaners Class at The Methodist Church held a thr e e supper last evening at Miss Blanche Durham's home on Railroad Street. Thirteen members attended. Miss Patsy Skin der, president, led the business meeting where secret pals were revealed. A social evening followed. The next meeting is planned for June at Mead Park or at Mrs. Leland Johnston's home on West Street.
Reported behind the scenes tense diplomacy swirls as 490,000 workers idle since April. United Mine Workers leaders weigh policy committee decisions while government operation looms. White House talks, lunch rumors, and Bowles influence color the stalled stalemate ahead of Saturday’s two week truce end.
Treasury daily ledger notes May 27 counts with expenditures totaling 110 146 798 98 and a balance of 10 085 077 320 80. Total debt listed at 279 954 610 046 64, a decrease of 15 200 511 25 from the prior day.
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