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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1947

Page

5

Pennsylvania fugitive escapes Denver hospital in icy gown

Harold Itis, a Pennsylvania suspect wanted for robbery and larceny, fled his room at Denver General Hospital during a police chase. He escaped in below freezing weather wearing a hospital gown and bathrobe. He is held with Robert Jalbert under orders from Reading police.

Denver Colo Harold Itis Pennsylvania Denver General Hospital Fourtis Robert Jalbert Reading

Victory Ointment Promises Quick Relief for Skin Ailments

Itchy skin rashes chafing and other external troubles are advertised as relief by Victory Ointment developed by army men. The ad touts white greaseless antiseptic formula safe for babies and children and offers tubes or jars sold locally by Lindsley’s with a note to ask for NEF TEX antiseptic pink tablets if kidneys give trouble.

Cory Lindsley’s

Social Club Gatherings Honor Meadville Guests

Saturday evening Miss Mary Anderson hosted a social gathering at 315 South Center Street in honor of visiting Miss Helen Fordyce, a former Corry teacher. Many neighbors and friends attended, while other residents from Meadville and Warren were noted in transport and visits, with upcoming travel plans and local events mentioned.

Mary Anderson South Center Street Helen Fordyce May McCormick Harold G. Wolfe W. Hi. Johnson B. Mosier Leah Brown Charles ‘Perkins George ‘Thompson Helen Johnson Katheryn Neylon Ethel McCray Morence Pond Charles Summerford Youngstown W. R. Jordan East Frederick Street William Zafiropulos Mott Street Warren Elizabeth Strickland Domhinie Falcone Lttle Mary Theresa West Pleasant Street Harold Cooper Pete Giros Michael Lite Bradford Fred Healy North Senter Street Archie Klinger Meadville Corry Pubic Schools Mary Anerson South Center Streets Leon Bausman Margaret Lordlyce Elizabeth McThate Godranton Miss Anderson Jelen Fordyce C. F. Bliss Daytona Beach Fla Movida George Sloan F. Gibson Ellsworth Holt Worth Center Street William Myers Youngstown, C Richard Om Have Chicago Nell Cauley Pittsburgh Lyle Saxton Fifth Street James Sullivan Robert Mayme Wood Fred Lannan Mary Gervude Mary Jean

Miss Charlotte Averill Honored At Shower

Miss Charlotte Averill of Titusville will marry Paul Gillespie of Titusville next Saturday. A bridal shower at East Street home Saturday evening honored her with yellow and white decorations, a three tiered cake, and gifts.

Herold Averill Jack Malone East Street Charlotte Averill Titusville Paul Gillespie Five Hundred Elmer Ruesch Grand Valley Shirley Archer Averill Roland Averill Pleasantville Beverly Shepard Jane DeWalt Pitts

Kurtis Hinkley One Year Old Honored At Party

Kurtis Hinkley age one son of Mr and Mrs Robert Hinkley of Euclid street was honored at a birthday party given by his mother. Seven little boys and their mothers attended. Favors included toy boats trucks and cars. Ice cream swirl day cake cookies and chocolate milk were served with yellow and blue decorations. Master Kurtis received many pleasing gifts.

Kurtis Hinkley Robert Hinkley Euclid Street HinkJey Kurtis

Surprise Party For Mrs. Fred Mason

Mrs. Mason of East Main street was honored at a surprise birthday party Saturday. Kings Daughters Sunday School Glass of the First Methodist Church attended along with Mrs. C A McEntarfer, Mrs. Elsie Ferguson, Mrs. Lee Barton, Mrs. Wilbur Larson, Miss Leona Barton and Miss Celetta Barton. A tureen dinner was served at 1 20 oclock and the afternoon was spent socially. Miss Leona Barton sang several solos and Mrs. Mason received a card shower.

Ren Mason East Main Street Kings Daughters First Methodist Church C. A. McEntarfer Elsie Ferguson Lee Barton Wilbur Lar~son Leona Barton Celetta Barton Mason

Miss Carol Ann Helton Honored On Birthday

Mrs W L Helton of 1059 North Center street entertained 16 guests Saturday afternoon honoring her daughter Carol Ann on her seventh birthday. The party ran 2 to 4 pm with James providing entertainment. Judy Akam and Marlene McIntyre won awards as decorations in pink and blue complemented candy favors. Carol Ann received many gifts along with birthday cake, ice cream, and chocolate milk carved by the hostess.

Carol Ann Helton W. L. Helton North Center Street Carol Ann O'Cllock James Judy’ Akam Marlene McIntyre Lim Carolatin

Open House Celebrates 4th Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Keon Bloss of 234 East Wayne Street celebrated their fourth wedding anniversary with an open house on Sunday from 2 to 4 o’clock. More than 50 relatives and friends visited, viewing a treetiered cake and yellow pompoms. Guests were served salad, cake, tea and coffee as gifts were presented from out of town guests from Titusville Spartanburg and Spring Creek.

Keon Bloss East Wayne Street

Beckerinks Announce New Daughter at Corry Hospital

Mr and Mrs Albert Beckerink announce the birth of a daughter at Corry Hospital early this morning. The baby is addressed as R D 2 Clymer and Mrs Beckerink is formerly of Garfield.

Bor Albert Beckerink R. D.2 Clymer Corry Hospital Beckerink Deii Garfield

Royal Honeymooners Attend Church Service in Romsey

Romsey England November 24 Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip visited Romsey Abbey for Sunday services in their honeymoon retreat. They arrived to a crowd of country folk, with the princess in a mist цвет suit and the prince in a dark civilian outfit. The couple sat in the first-row chairs in the nave, greeted by Canon W Corban, and faced no special ceremony beyond a normal service.

Frese Romsey England Princeus Elizabeth Prince Charming Bronciairds Romsey Abbey Hnelent Abbey Prince Philip W. Corban Earl Mount~ Aatten

Food shortage fear cited by Bridges prompts aid debate

Optimueu suit page one covers Bridges warning on food shortage as fear cited while the State Department faces Congress over a 597 million dollar aid request. House members scrutinize Herter's report urging long term European aid plans and clarifying repayment options.

State Department Congress House U. S

War Devastation Edges US Production Decline

The report notes that United States output slips as European countries, rebuilding after conflict, contribute less and hamper overall production. A committee discusses the impact and potential remedies amid wartime shortages.

United States Committee

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