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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1945
Page
5
The warning signals indicate a fatal mes incident linked to widespread use across multiple facilities. Investigations focus on exposure, safety lapses, and potential regulatory actions affecting operations. Local authorities coordinate with companies to assess risk and implement immediate containment measures.
John Donaldson of Sprium Creek and Mrs A L Hasbrouck from Cleve are business visitors in Gary for a few days visiting friends and conducting land business in the city.
Miss Barbara Howland daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald Howland of Union City married Alfred Haenel son of Sir and Mrs William Haenel at the bride’s grandmother Mrs Bora Howland’s home in Union City. Rev Wendell E Minnigh of the Methodist Church officiated. Attending were relatives and neighbors with Marjorie Bates as maid of honor and William W Goodwin as best man. The couple planned a wedding trip to New York state and will reside in Union City after returning, taking the Howland name.
The Fairview P T A held a dinner with a large turnout. Organizers included Ms Riva Masinger and Mrs Bowls Chapman and Mrs James Shiver. Nearly $128 was raised to support school needs with autumnal decorations by Ms Fay.
Ninth graders at Carry Junior High School held a party from 8:30 to 9:30 with a program by the Hoys! double quartet featuring Cassimer Bowtink and Roger Haight, solos by Harold Shot, a duet by Miss Leona Kurby and Miss Ruby Machaca, dancing, and refreshments. Student staff chairs were Miss Marriag and Miss dull Figeardi, with Arthur Storer leading the faculty helpers.
The M M Sorority met at Miss Mary Low Hughb's home to outline plans for the annual Christmas dance on December 21 at the State Armory. A candy sale at Corry Senior High School was approved to raise funds for the event.
Shrine members plan initiation at Erie this evening with Masons attending. Those traveling include Bynce Smith George Madison Richard Resshache Brive Ellsworth Wilbur Rickers Delbert Rebigon and Fred Cantron. Event set for 7 30 at the Shrine Club. Also notes a Belin chicory import figure.
Navy Mothers Club holds regular meeting at Union Hall with Commander Katherine Wadi presiding. Mrs Ethel Cunway named welfare committee chair and Mrs Bertha Hoye chairs the ways and means committee. They plan Stay Day on Saturday October 27 with members to help and provide sandwiches and cookies. Next meeting scheduled November 4 at 6 30 with talks on committees.
Martin J. Thomas and Bertha Thomas announced their marriage at the Untitian church in Cleveland on October 19. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Wayne Shuttie with attendants Roland and Myra. The bride wore a coloned dress with gardenias and black accessories, and Mrs Bolas wore a black outfit with gardenias. The couple planned a visit to Chevy and will reside in Cleveland where Mr. Martin is employed.
Mos. Wicker Nigh announced Tiny Tot standings as of 4:20 PM Tuesday during a talent event. Top listed competitors include Michael Picsi Wii 165, David Whitehead 83, Hywird Loveland 80, Louis Sher Wiedl 15, Laretty Lindstany a Martha Davis 2, Pauline Lala 3, with entries allowed by time and a trust jar in the City Marker.
The Lutheran Society met with sixteen present led by president, Mrs. C F Hildebrand. A Chinese Eli student fund was approved, and reports on missionary gatherings were given. November 46th is set for the next meeting with Mrs. Morris Chapin hosting.
The Ladies Aid of Berthrey Church met yesterday afternoon in Columbus with attendees, including Mrs Guy Henrith and hostesses Haris Wabeons and Mrs Ross Fleming. Devotions opened the session, routine business was transacted, and cake, jello and coffee were served by the hostess group. On Wednesday October 1 Mrs Bennink of South Center Street will entertain the Aid.
The N F Club dined at Hotel Corry enjoying evening events and meals served at six o clock. Entertainment followed with Mrs A A Marker Wright silver and Miss Hazel Works Molt Sétect set to entertain November 7.
Duplicate bridge played last evening at the BP W. Club rooms. Mrs. Linigiey Rowe and C. W Jones led, with Mrs. Robert Bumbagh and Mrs J Pied Kinley in service. Messrs Bose and Pane topped East and West. Miss Mary Belone Hillstrom and Miss Shirley Lawson were runners-up. Third game set for November 7 with Hillstrom and Dawson as hostesses.
Fragmentary text references large sums and annual production figures tied to an expedition or market, with garbled phrases about pounds, grapes, chicory, and 919 000 sums. The source is too damaged to identify people, places, or concrete events.
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