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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1942
Page
5
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Barnett tension and new hires, with unclear roles and dates. It references Hever and ceardine, plus a list of names or terms that remain unreadable. The readable bits suggest workplace changes or staffing updates in an unnamed context.
A highly garbled OCR excerpt mentions death, months, and names in a muddled way. It references an army and preparations, with scattered phrases about friends, time, and places, but contains no clear events, dates, or identifiable persons. The readable content is minimal and fragmentary.
Radio listings for tonight and tomorrow outline NBC and CBS programs across stations NBC-8 CBS-7 MBS and CBS NBC-2. Highlights include Irish Boss Truth or Consequences You Top This Bobby Lobby Hit Parade Jessica Dragonette Serenade and Dr Jose Arce discussing Argentina. Tomorrow features Navy Day discussion and Army Hour speaker Lieut Golrank Murphy plus NBC Symphony and Charlie McCarthy.
Dorothy Roe notes a rising fad in button based jewelry among high school and college girls and moms. women craft button bracelets earrings combs and pins from ordinary buttons using simple techniques and readily available supplies to accessorize dresses turbans and hats.
The United Brethren church youth group held a hike with forty two participants from Phil Grove cemetery to Mead Park where games and a bonfire followed by a devotional meeting led by Tate Chase. Refreshments were served after. Mrs. Jennie Bowell returned from Warren where she spent the past week.
Mr and Mrs David J Hulings of Byrontown Pa observed their sixtieth fifth wedding anniversary on Friday October. They were married at Lickingville Clarion County Pa by Squire Powers. The couple has five children four sons and one daughter and multiple grandchildren and great grandchildren. Illness of Mr Hulings keeps the celebration low key.
Colin Banks assisted by Mrs George Stanford Sr entertained guests at East South Street last evening in honor of Mrs Max Chris. Bingo prizes went to Mrs Melyn McElroy Ms Vern Group and Mrs William Jewell. Mrs Chris received many lovely gifts and guests enjoyed a delicious Imneh eon at the close.
Barbara Anderson hosted the Miss M Sorority at her West Pleasant Street home last evening. The generation included Marjorie Harmon Merion Young Mary Graham Meredith Forte and Jean Curtis who enjoyed a six o'clock dinner.
Montgomery Ward workers and friends at Colonial Gardens near Jamestown North Carolina honored William Walsh departing for Army service and Richard Bremnian awaiting call. The gathering included the presentation of soldier kits to the sponsored servicemen by the group.
Wide World Beauty Editor Betty Clarke outlines a season of feminine, natural looks with soft textures and height. Guro of New York says wear hair down or up as suits you, using feathered cuts, jeweled pins, and faux or real jewelry to boost morale and glamour.
A508 was born this morning at Oiry Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Oswalt of 8 Snyder Circle. The newborn joins the family with the new arrival celebrated by relatives.
James Hammond Robert Christen sen and Charles Sturdevant were honored last evening at a farewell party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hammond near Columbus. Guests enjoyed a luncheon after a pleasant gathering while learning about upcoming air service assignments.
Pennsylvanian program at Cow Pasit Lutheran church drew parents and friends as Cubs explored Pennsylvania facts on a map. Den 4 discussed William Penn and the Tadlens treaty, with readings on Darel Boone and Gettysburg. New den mothers were welcomed and awards given for books badges and arrow points.
Helene Rae Harris celebrated her fourth birthday yesterday afternoon at the home of Rev and Mrs H Ray Harris on Worth Center street. The event featured Halloween decorations, games, photos, balloons, and party favors. Guests included Grave Ann Bagisy Kathleen Ross Sally Jane Chase Barbara Jean Lacey Tinda Beazle Judy Jerome Rueila Mac Armitage Marilyn Beardsley Robert McElroy Marilyn Fish and Marleen McIntyre. Helene received many gifts from friends. Ray Kimmy of West Smith street visited Erie on business.
Bigelow of 207 East South Street announces the marriage of their daughter Velma Maxine to Robert Ann Smith, son of Mr and Mrs Iva Smith of 211 East Pleasant Street. Rev D K Whipple performed the ceremony at the Bigelow home with immediate family present at seven thirty. The bride wore a blue dress and hat with Defenise blue accessories, roses in her bouquet, and Both families note the couple will reside at 211 East Pleasant Street after a brief wedding trip. Mr Smith works at Corry damestown Mfg Corp and Mrs Smith is a senior at Corry High School.
Regis Burns and Tom Mead were honored at a dinner at Tom Mead’s East Wayne Street home before their army induction. Attending were George Ficcardi Walter Hopkins Victor Wojelechowski Sam Burns Raymond Bachemer Jack Spiesman and Mr Mead.
Household tips suggest keeping carpets clean with sweepers and regular vacuuming to save wear. Stubborn grease spots respond to fuller's earth or dry cleaning powders, then carbon tetrachloride treatment and wiping with a damp cloth. A brief note mentions a cosmetic firm packaging a new rose shade in florist box styling.
Ohio Governor John W Bricker rebuts State Auditor Joseph T Ferguson claiming the Bricker administration manipulated pension funds for politics. Bricker says Ferguson's claim lacks truth and notes political motives behind the charge amid his campaign for a third term.
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