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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1944
Page
5
The article discusses severe earworm injuries in corn and suggests injecting pyrethrum extract into ear tips to prevent damage. It also notes that germs can enter wounds through gauze dressings, but a layer of cellophane serves as an effective germ barrier in a new pressure-dressing treatment for burns.
All signs pointed to a rapid Finnish withdrawal from the war with Russia. Field Marshal Baron Carl Gustaf Mannerheim, now president, was reported to have decided to sever ties with Germany. Aftonbladet said parliament would meet in a special session to sanction the decision.
Three men were killed in a head on collision last night on route 31 five miles west of Somerset. Edward K. Moore of Somerset R D 2 Artie Neiderheiser 41 of Eregar Westmoreland county and Frank Walker 33 of Somerset RD 4 died from injuries after the crash. Moore died instantly and the others died in Community hospital.
Only five percent of cork used in the United States goes to battle stoppers. Much of the remaining supply backs cartridge plugs bomb parts and plane tank insulation and other army and navy needs including life preservers.
The passage notes rabbits mature quickly with a 90 day period from mating to ready-for-table young. By two months old a rabbit weighs about two pounds and four litters per year is typical for a brood.
Dozens of town residents depart for Erie, Oil City, Philadelphia, Harrisburg, and other destinations for holidays, family visits, teaching positions, and official events. Families, students, and service members journey by rail and road, with several planning extended stays and weekend returns.
A. P. Food Editor Charlotte Adams offers Labor Day party ideas with a cool Labor Day Punch recipe using Time juice pineapple juice orange sherbet and sparkling water. Includes Fruit Bran Bread muffins and Bran Cheese Chips with detailed ingredient lists and baking steps aimed at suburban hosts preparing a late afternoon gathering.
A flurry of weekend travel brings many relatives to town and hails from Washington Bradford Erie Youngstown and Pittsburgh. Cronin Kinney Purcell Gray Morton Keppel Beck Mead Franz Adams Flanigan MacTennes Mulheilm Reinhard Davis and Daminger figure among guests and hosts visiting or returning for the holiday weekend at Findley Lake West Wayne Street and other local addresses.
Ruth Esther Barton and George W. Bell were married Friday at the bride’s home in a ceremony conducted by Rev Wilmer Heffer of the Christian Missionary Alliance Church. Only immediate family attended. Ruth is a Corry High School graduate and Aero Supply employee. George works at Corry Jamestown Mig Corp. They will reside at 022 Essex.
The Woman's Victory Club met in regular session with Mrs. Leslie Wells presiding. Mrs. Williams led the Ting salute and Mrs Bert Weldan-ed in prayer. Reports on committees and the publication On the Home Front! were given. Plans were made for a rummage sale September 14 and 15 at the Grand Theatre building. Public support letters were requested as servicemen thanked the club for the monthly paper.
Hollywood reports Rudy Vallee and actress Bettejane Greer have reconciled after separations and a divorce decree since their December marriage. Greer says the divorce brought them closer, and they announced the reconciliation yesterday as their relationship resumes.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Ladd of Elgin announce the marriage of their daughter Dorothy to Hubert Watrous son of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Watrous R D 4 Corry at Triadelphia West Virginia August 20. The ceremony was performed by Rev. G H Palmer and the single ring service was used.
Members and guests of Corry Country Club will attend a mother of summer dances at the clubhouse tonight. A large turnout is expected as the last gathering of the season. Glenn Mistle ton John Rossbacher and Bill Harmon perform as Siddleton's Trio from nine to thirteen. A novel costume tournament and dinner at six o'clock are planned for Sunday afternoon and evening respectively.
Mrs J Fred Kinley hosted a card party honoring Jack Macinnes visiting Philadelphia. Tables of contrast were enjoyed with Ms Howard Ross and Miss Huth Ben. Awards were won and a guest prize given to Mrs Macinnes. Guests included Mrs Walter Kraip, Mrs Hugh O'Hare, Mrs F Lowe Edwards, Mrs Lester Danner, and Mrs Rex Mulhplm.
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