Youth 1 Percent Radio Gateout Impact
A brief tale notes a radio initiative labeled Youth of 1% facing a gateout challenge. Community groups and media outlets push for continued airtime and youth voices in regional broadcasts amid budget constraints.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1941
Page
5
A brief tale notes a radio initiative labeled Youth of 1% facing a gateout challenge. Community groups and media outlets push for continued airtime and youth voices in regional broadcasts amid budget constraints.
Marion Ross was celebrated at a birthday party hosted by her mother Mrs. Clifford Ross. Guests included Marion and family friends, with grandmothers Mrs. C. M. Fish and Mrs. E. D. Ash in attendance. Lunch was served and gifts were given to the one year old.
A fragmented tale follows Mabel Winkel and the Junianellis in their shoe design studio. Olverive, of Italian American heritage, and designer Charles contribute to shaping lines while Mabel explores color and form. The story hints at rival studios, creative struggles, and a pivotal moment when Mabel dies amid the design process, leaving the studio to carry on.
Marie McMillin, the “queen of the parachute jumpers,” has made 296 jumps including an 24800 foot World Altitude record claim for women. The Columbus hotel clerk turned flyer plans a Parachute Battalion of Nurses under government supervision.
Mrs Loyancne Thompson guest of honor as Corry VFW held annual Armistice Day memorial at the post home. A turkey dinner gathered about seventy members, with remarks by officers and Rev John Waite as principal speaker.
The Poetry Society met last evening at Mrs. Haag's home in East South State with eight members. Discussions centered on William Wadsworth Longfellow life and works, readings from his poetry, and excerpts from The New England Traveler. Edith Rowland recited The Village Blacksmith, and refreshments followed. The next meeting is set for Tuesday evening November 25 with Mrs. Margaret Bender on West Church Street.
W K Marsh hosted ten members of the Golden Links Class of the Methodist church for a social meeting at her East South Street home. Mrs J B Cogan led devotion and group singing. A Christmas party is planned for Tuesday evening December 8 with ten cent gift exchange. Contests provided by Mrs Earl Hasbrouck and lunch served by Mrs Marsh with help from Mrs C Warner, Mrs Fred Mixer, Miss Elizabeth Ranney and Mrs Edith Drake.
Union City club members entertained the Ahikuki Club at dinner and bridge last evening at the Ritz Restaurant in Union City. Attending were Misses Eve Shreve and Marie Nugent along with several Union City and Corry residents including Mrs. Harry Jones Mrs. William Kennedy Mrs. Rex Williams Mrs Ralph Obert Mrs Alfred Olds Mrs. Milford Reet Mrs Carl Schoss and Mrs. William Zafiropulos.
A renowned whistler will appear Thursday at 3 p.m. at Senior High School. Hrnst Wickel, noted for whistling in Disney films and tours with Fritz Kreisler and major orchestras, will headline the program. Nickel will attend a joint Eiwanis Rotary meeting that evening at the Ritz Restaurant.
A surprise party honored Mrs Helen Fitel of Cory R D 3 with twenty five guests. Guests from Hom Eric Union City Arbuckle and Garry attended and gifts were presented. Refreshments included a large birthday cake.
The report lists Armistice Day Eve gatherings and visits among residents of Buller Pennsylvania and nearby areas. Private Walter Gromsin of Barksdale Field La visits family, while multiple locals such as Mrs Marjorie Peck Mrs Herriett Clough and others host or attend events. The piece notes social calls at homes on East Columbus Avenue and Union City events, with exchanges among families including the Turnbulls and Nelsons.
Miss Jane Ann Crum, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Crum of Newport News Virginia, formerly Corry, married John F. Horne of New York City on Saturday night in Williamsburg Virginia. The couple will reside in Jersey City for two weeks then move to a newly finished apartment in New York City where Horne is employed by Western Electric. Mrs. Horne is a Camry high school graduate, class of 1930, and attended Newport News Business College.
Miss Kathleen Toner daughter of Mr and Mrs Patrick Toner wed William Smith son of Mr and Mrs W M Smith in Winchester Virginia at the Presbyterian church on Saturday November 8 Rev Ronald Wilson officiated After November 5 the couple will live in their newly refurbished home at 17 Waterford street
A garbled 19th century style text mentions Betti AVICE FANCY CAKES and quick pre made cakes from the grocery. It advises on cake assembly with jam layers and a citrus frosting. It also offers tips to keep flowers fresh with water and ice cubes and includes odd fashion notes about gloves and materials.
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