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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1943
Page
5
Golden Links Class Met With Mrs Fuller at War Hostess
The Golden Links class of the Methodist church met last evening at Mrs Fuller’s home on North Center street War hostesses organized by Mrs Irvin Young and Mrs V B Phil Ups. Mrs Rory closed the subject Rapture of the Church. A delightful period was enjoyed. Mrs Fuller with helpers served refreshments to twenty two members and two visitors. Next meeting set for Mrs J B Cozan’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuller
Ohn Puller
North Center Street
Methodist Church
Fred Rory
Irvin Young
V. B. Phil- Ups
Ogi Fine Mature
Wis
Filler
Phillips
Bk, Huenstein
Hadith Sandersen
twanky-Wo
J. B. Cozan
Carnahan Proctor Engagement Announced in North East
Mrs. George Carnahan announces the engagement of her daughter Jean to Lieut Warren Proctor son of Mr and Mrs Carl D Proctor No wedding date set Miss Carnahan a North East High and Fenn College graduate Proctor a Corry High School and Edinboro State Teachers College alumnus recently earned a lieutenant’s commission in the Army Air Corps at Napier Field Dothan Ala He is presently located at Tallahassee Florida
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Carnahan
Vite Street
North East
Jean
Warren Proctor
Carl D. Proctor
Cory
Miss Carnahan
North Fast High School
Fenn College
Cleveland
Proctor
Corry High School
Edinhore State Teachers’ College
Army Air Corps
Napier Field
Dothan
Ala
Tallahassee
Fls
Carl Stamm Speaks At Cory Rotary Meeting
Carl Stamm, a plating engineer at Trill Indicator Company, spoke to the Cory Rotary Club at Hotel Cory last evening about his plant's War effort equipment. The firm has earned Army-Navy E and Maritime Award recognition. Guests included Joseph P. Eisenman of the Indicator Company and E J Pain of the U S Unemployment Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cars O. Stamm
Trill Indticator Company
Cory Rotary Club
Hotel
Corry
Mr. Stamm
Joseph P. Eisenman
Vill Thdicator Company
E. J. Pain
The
United States
Unemployment Service
E N E Club Opens Season With First Meeting
The ENE Club held its season start on AY 1st evening with members present. Contests awarded prizes to Mrs. YM Anderson Mrs. Merle McIntyre and Mrs. Harold Patterson while refreshments were served. The November meeting is set for Mrs. V. M. Anderson’s West Pleasant Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EN E. Club
Cess
Albert Younger
Fe Club
YM. Anderson
Merle McIntyre
Harold Patterson
V. M. Anderson
West Pleasant Street
Corry Socials and Visits Notice Several Locals
Glenn Miller travels to Washington to spend time with his daughter Mrs Ethel Lawson Ita Hardy of DuBois visited Corry then heads to Erie Me afield visitors Mr and Mrs John Prey and Mrs Elizabeth Gillis from Meadville called on Pred Kintey East Wayne St Tack Mallory on business in Corry Union City Myra A J Miller depart for Buffalo for Mary Kathryn Miller graduation at Millard Fillmore hospital school of nursing in Mary Seaton Kleinhams Music Room Mrs Elmer Gilbertson returns from Chicago Sergio James Rouse arrives from Moses Lake Wash for a visit with Justin Buller family Gould St Mrs Carl Gustafson Fred erick St returns from Bristol Harford Conn Jack Tr en Albany N Y visit Corry friends Mrs James Gould Mrs Ola Gordon Mrs Helen Dugan Mrs Harry Alexander in Jamestown Lyle Chase Robert Reagle and Ray Reagle go to Brie due to Rev H F Reagle condition at St Vincent s hospital a surgical patient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Miller
Washington, D. C
Ethel Lawson
Ita Hardy
DuBois
Corry
Erie
John Prey
Elizabeth Gillis
Meadville
Pred Kintey
East Wayne Street
Tack Mallory
Union City
A. J. Miller
Buffalo
Millard Fillmore Hospital School of Sudsing
Mary Kathryn Miller
Mary Seaton Kleinhams Music Foom
Elmer Gilbertson
South Center Street
Chicago
Sergio James Rouse
Moses Lake
Wash
Justin Bullers
Gould Street
Cory
Carl Gustafson
Fred
James Gould
Ola Gordion
Helen Dugan
Harry Alexander
Jamestown
Lyle Chase
Robert Reagle
Ray Reagle
Brie
H. F
Reagle
St. Vincent's Hospital
Beans of All Kinds Good Meat Alternates
A vintage recipe piece by MRS ALEXANDER GEORGE promotes beans as a meat substitute. It details lima bean chowder, savory bean loaf, bean casserole and related tips, including soaking times, ingredients like onions carrots and tomatoes, and cooking guidance for a hearty, iron rich meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander George
Mrs Caster Heads Columbus PTA
At the Columbus Parent Teachers Association meeting Mrs W Gasler was elected president, succeeding the late Mrs P Swanson. The group plans to sponsor an honor roll for Columbus men in service and to send Christmas packages to those serving in the United States. Refreshments were served by Mrs Frank Botts and Mrs Andrew Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evenine
Columbus Parent-Teachers Association
Mrs Kinley Hosts HibY Bridge Club Evening
Mrs Kinley entertained the HibY bridge club with two tables of players. Prizes of Defey Stamps were won by Mrs Lest Dander and Mrs Staley Anderson. The hostess provided a daily dessert and noted upcoming entertainment by Mrs Robert Bumbaugh in ISA weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tred Kinley
Hiby
Lest Dander
Staley Anderson
Robert Bumbaugh
Otterbein Guild Meets at Miss Bush Home
The Otterbein Guild of the United Brethren in Christ met for a tureen dinner at Miss Helen Bush's North Geyler Street home. After dinner a routine business meeting was held and the social hour followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otterbein Guild
Bush
The
United Brethren
Christchurch
Helen Bush
North Geyler Street
Donation Tea At The Convent Thursday
Friends of the Sisters of Mercy are invited to attend the Donation Tea at the Convent on First Avenue Thursday afternoon from two to five o clock. The tea is sponsored by the Catholic Daughters of America Catry Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of the Sisters of Mercy
Catry Court
Catholic Daughters of America
Local Birth Notices From Corry Hospital
A son was born yesterday afternoon at Corry Hospital to Mr and Mrs Lawrence Hansel of 402 West Pleasant. A daughter was born Tuesday evening at Corry Hospital to Mr and Mrs Herbert Weed of R D 1 Columbus. A son was born this morning at Cory Hospital to Mr and Mrs Paul Rigby of 113 West Columbus Avenue. A daughter was born this morning to Mr and Mrs Clifford Proper of 1327 West Point Street at the local hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Hospital
Lawrence Hansel
Herbert Weed
R. D
Columbus
Paul Rigby
Columbus Avenue
Cory Hospital
Clifford Proper
West Pion Nt Street
Power Cars With Wood
The gasoline shortage could ease if the United States used wood as fuel as Tyrol did. It is estimated that 34 dollars worth of wood equals 50 dollars worth of gasoline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Seven Health Rules For Women In War Plants
Vivian Brown reports on Dy Heiser urging women to stay fit before factory work, limit overtime, and avoid risky dress. He lists seven rules for wartime female workers: be physically fit, eat five essential foods, avoid long hours, lift safely, dress sensibly, watch posture, and separate home duties from work responsibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Brown
Weiter
Susie
Hwtter
Victor Heiser
Heiser
NBC to Resume Sports Telecasts From Madison Square Garden
NBCs WNBT will link by wire to WETZ and by radio to WRGB and Schenectady to resume sports telecasts from Madison Square Garden aimed at wounded soldiers and sailors in area hospitals. First event is October 2 rodeo with other hockey basketball and track events. many programs and performances listed with a focus on servicemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NBC
WNBT
Wetz
Phil Folofita
WRGB
Schenerlady
Madison Square Garden
Aftey
Pearl Harbor
Becmuse
Fred Ware
Meini Mis
Eddie Cancer
Kyser
Harry Jamey Bald
Sammy Kayes
Lionel Barrymore
Navy
Jack Carson
Gould Cantaval
MBS
Johnson Pain
Sonny Sigh
D A R Opens Wilkes Barre Convention Amid War Peace Hope
The State Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution opens its Wilkes-Barre convention with remarks by Mrs. Williamn ED Pawel. She asserts that peace hinges on unity with the United Nations victory and emphasizes prudent post-war plans and humility in government aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Associated Press
Daughters of the
Aareried Bevetneluy Spend
Williamn
Pawel
Amoriogat
Hies
Pouch
Surprise Party Honors Mrs Brewer at Home
A surprise event hosted for Mrs Helen Brewer at her residence featured hostess teams and a carful of social guests. Attendees enjoyed music and a light repast including tea and cake in a friendly, informal mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brewer Virginia Butsyn Cith Drone Hojlink
Helen Brewer
Hest Chacely
Grange Meeting Scheduled for Next Saturday
The West Spring Creek Grange will hold a regular session on Saturday October 1 with a program by Sparker the speaker. Lunch will be served and members are urged to bring sandwiches. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Cony Grane Nu
Grange Hell
West Spring Creek Grange
Noted Rise in Juvenile Delinquency Says Ghartes Chute
Arlene Wolf reports cautious view on wartime juvenile delinquency. National Probation Association director Ghartes Chute argues enforcement explains much of the apparent rise, while prewar neglect and social factors feed delinquency. He cites limited progress and urges continued social agency efforts across major cities including Cleveland Detroit Los Angeles Seaside San Diego and Newark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlene Wolf
New York
Ghartes
National Probation Association
Ghiate
Mr. Chute
Andhiwue
Savente
Snessian
Shawe
Ubinas
Mary Adjustments
Elaine Thay
Eli
Citiaen
Armani
Cleveland
Detwatt
Los Angeles
Seaside
San Diego
Newark
Mrs Rozelle Hosts Sow-and-BC Club Social
Mrs Douglas Rozelle entertained the Sow and BC Club for a pleasant evening. A luncheon was served after the social portion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Rozelle
Byso Mui Siveeh
Rozelle
Exchange Club Plans Anniversary Dinner
Exchange Club members outlined plans for a November anniversary dinner at the regular diner. Routine items included attire guidelines and standard club business discussed during the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exchange Club
New Congressional Demand for Lend-Lease Probe
Raw text reports rising bipartisan calls in Congress for a thorough Lend-Lease investigation despite President Roosevelt stating the issue is timely. Senator Nye notes the matter will be considered as appropriations committees weigh a nearly 40 billion dollar package, while others urge a separate investigative group to probe administration actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Sei
Ellende
Bata
Lastar
Alllea Benefielars
Senate
Cronp
New Compass Guiding Bombers Revealed
Philadelphia October 13 a revolutionary compass guiding bom bers to targets for months was revealed today Charis Marcus president of Bendre Aviation Corp said the device arose from seven years of company research The compass promises to ease bomber performance and may allow replication of prior results while officials discuss war related implications
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sey Gooeuevcu
Reese
Philadelphia
Charis Marcus
Bendre Aviation Corporation
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