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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1945
Page
5
A troop train and a freight train collided head-on about 87 miles northwest of Atlanta today. At least two people were killed and several injured, with four youths reportedly taken from the scene by ambulance to Rockmart.
Report mentions a collision near Rockmart and Dallas with unclear details. References Han- Jin upon the Seaboard Airline Atlanta Birmingham route. Also discusses a dish named after a snakeAspie and unclear ancient culinary origins.
The Corry Chapter American Red Cross announces that nine members of the Home Service Corps completed their final exams. The group studied since October 1 and will be certified as Home Service Corps workers, with leadership roles assigned at Red Cross headquarters.
The Northwestern Pennsylvanis Section of the Society of Plastics Engineers will hold its third regular meeting at the Hotel Cory on Thursday November 29. The Dow Chemical Company of Midland Michigan will provide speaker RR Bradshaw a plastics develop ment division inolding engineer. Bradshaw will discuss Postwar Thermo Plastes with slides plastic parts and new material specimens to illustrate the items. About 40 engineers expected to attend the November meeting. Dinner at 7 p.m. and meeting at 8 p.m. Guests welcome.
The Otterbein Guild of the United Brethren Church met at Mrs J Hal Smiths on North Center Street with Esther Pound assisting. Devotions and roll call occurred, a 4 dollar donation was organized for a charity in the Philippines, and the evening included poems visiting and a Bible contest. The next meeting is scheduled at Mrs Cirle Payne’s on North Center Street for Thursday December 27 with plans for the annual Christmas party and gift exchange.
Mr and Mrs Mark Hilliker of Waterford announce the engagement of their daughter Maralle June Hilliker to Ray Estes son of Mr and Mrs Fred Estes of Union City They note Maralle is a Waterford High School and St Vincent’s graduate Ray Estes attended Union City High School and served 20 months in Burma India and the Marianas, with discharge recently announced The wedding is set for December 18.
Mrs Wayne VanGuilder hosted a birthday party for nine year old Janice Ross at Novik Center street yesterday. Attendees included Audrey Smith Ida Hurlbut Dottna Sherwood Esther Vogt and Beverly Borstorff. Miniature hats served as favors along with cake ice cream and chocolate milk. Janice received many gifts.
A daughter Ruth Ann born Thanksgiving Day to Li and Mrs Hobart Galbreath at U S Naval Hospital Notfalls Va. The mother is former Phyllis Lindsley and well known in Gerr. Another newborn daughter to Mr and Mrs CO M Rumgie at Brooks Memorial Hospital November 19 19 Dun irk. Mrs Rumgie formerly Grace Wood of this city.
A special meeting of the American Red Cross directors was held last evening in the office rooms above the Community Loan Company. Richard Rossbacher presided as chairman. The session addressed business to prepare for the next regular meeting and included a tour of newly changed rooms, which impressed attendees.
Mr and Mrs Qwen Von Taylor announce the engagement of their daughter Mildred B Taylor to Theodore Amoroso. Mildred attends Corry Benor High School and plans to finish studies before marriage. Mr Amoroso attended Corry School, served in the Navajo Nation and aboard USS Patterson in the South Pacific for two years. He is listed as residing at Tenye and will report to New York City for reassignment.
Trial evidence reveals captured papers show Nazi plans to sever Britain from Europe by destroying its food supply and to attack the Soviet Union after a Poland pact. Sidney Alderman calls Nazi leaders guilty of planning world domination.
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