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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1946
Page
5
Mr and Mrs Norman Lewis were honored at a reception last evening at Elkton Methodist Church. Friends relatives and church members attended a program of music singing and recitations arranged by Mrs Harvey Lillie. Salad sandwiches cake and coffee were served and the couple received many gifts.
The Corry Country Club ladies invite out of town guests to a bridge luncheon on Tuesday at 1 pm October 8 at the club house. Mrs. Fred Cameron chairs the event. Lunch will be served promptly, followed by bridge and golf. Members should bring a linens, table service, and bread and butter.
Kurt D. Singer is to appear at the Corry Senior High School auditorium Thursday evening as the second program in the 1946-1947 Lyceum Course. Loyd Matson will introduce the speaker at 8 o'clock. Singer, author and war correspondent, has written on espionage and Nazi activities in Scandinavia and has been a prisoner in Nazi Germany.
Public invited to mass Townsend Club meeting Sunday afternoon October 6 at Corry High School Auditorium. Jesse George Murray editor will speak on Townsend movement plans, EB Gruver also present. Program includes music, brief addresses, skit, and Townsend pledge concluding the assembly.
The Corry local of the Dairymen's League met at the McCray Community House, led by Harvey in song. Rev. Edwin P. Armitage shared a humorous tale, and delegates reported on a sub district meeting. H. H. Marsh urged higher Fall and Winter production and summarized 27 years with the league. Kenneth Frazier and plant manager H. H. Redding spoke, with Mrs. Kenneth Meery serving ice cream, cookies and coffee to 55 members and families. A sub district meeting is planned for Friday, October 25 at the McCray House.
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Alton Messinger of R D 1 Bear Lake at Corry Hospital early this morning A son was born to Mr and Mrs Elwin Kirch of West Washington Street at Corry Hospital Also a son born to Mr and Mrs Byrstt Cady of R D 2 Clymer at Corry Hospital Mrs Cady is the former Geneva Newlinkle The newborns were reported in this morning's notes
Mr and Mrs W A Ross of Gerry announce the marriage of their son Bernard E Ross to Miss Mary Emily T Thomas daughter of Mrs Winifred Marlette of Albany NY. They wed in Atlantic City NJ on September 26 and plan to live with the groom's parents for the present.
The article outlines a revised method for treating coccidiosis in chickens using a sulfa guanidine mix. It instructs to feed one pound of the mixture per 100 pounds of feed for one day, skip three days, then resume on day four. The text notes two ounces per 12 percent pounds of feed and emphasizes thorough mixing for two days if possible.
More than one hundred couples attended a junior high school dance at the gym after the Corry-Titusville game on Loveland Field. Glenn Middleton and his orchestra played from about 9:45 to 11:43, sponsored by the Beaverette Club of the Senior High. The event raised over $30 for the Athletic Association, with plans for another dance after the Cory-George Junior Republic game on October 18.
Mrs Jerome was honored at a shower party hosted by Mrs Walter McBilroy on North Center Street with twenty five guests. The evening featured traveling bingo and prizes for all. Mrs Ollie McClintock won a special award. Ice cream shower cake and coffee were served at a pink and white table. favors were candy baskets shaped as booties.
The Elmer C. Carrier Post No of the American Legion installed officers last evening led by Deputy Commander Lloyd Stowe. New officers include Commander Frank Debury and First Vice Commander Arthur Kimmey with other posts: Paul Porter Adjutant, Merle Huntley Finance Officer, Richard Ornz Historian, James Gue dy Chaplain, Mark Anderson Steward-at-arms, Glennis Warn. The meeting also pledged support to Company A enlistment and funded the recruitment drive with a post donation. An Auxiliary line was served by the American Legion Women's Auxiliary.
A male gathering was held last evening at Cory County Clubhouse with a meat loaf dinner at six. The menu featured hot and cold dishes as Robert Bumbaugh Harold Sweet and Charles Shuss organized the enjoyable party. Some attendees moved to a football game while others stayed to play cards.
G L Prescott, former member of General Chenaults Flying Tyers, was killed as two men fired at Luis Obispo, US Army counterintelligence agent, in the lobby of the Manila Hotel. Prescott, from Manhattan Beach, California, was chatting with Lex John A Ray Martha Obis when a jeep arrived and gunmen opened fire wounding Obis.
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