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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
Sep 11, 1942
Page
5
F W Club Holds Meeting At Mrs Trisket Home
The F W Club met with Mrs. Herbert Trisket last evening at Co Raymond McCoy and Alfred Har Nimbus. Cards were played and awards announced. The next meeting is planned at Mrs Mary Spyke s home with dessert served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Spyke
F. W. Club
Herbert Trisket
Raymond McCoy
Alfred Har- Nimbus
Mary Sayko
Air Patrol
Charles McMillan
Splad Warren
Helping Hand Club Se Ironing? Quilting Session Held
WentySegNh members of the Helping Hand Club met Thursday in the IOOP hall for an afternoon of sewing a quilt was worked on and later supper was served. The committee for yesterday's session was composed of Mrs John Ohrn and Mrs Dorr Clark. They will meet again in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helping Hand Club
IOOP
John Ohrn
Dorr Clark
Birthday Dinner Honors Miss Joanne Morton
Miss Joanne Morton daughter of Mr and Mrs Cleve Morton was feted at a surprise birthday dinner at the Post House last evening. Attendees included Misses Mary Dean Mooney Evelyn Kightlinger Frances Penney Virginia Cameron and Mrs Robert Tripp. She received a gift from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joanne Morton
Mra
Cleve Morton
Post House
Mary Dean Mooney
Evelyn Kightlinger
Frances Penney
Virginia Cameron
Robert Tripp
Miss Morton
Marilyn McMillan Birthday Honors In Small Party
Charles McMillan hosted a small celebration for Marilyn McMillan's fifth birthday yesterday afternoon. Guests enjoyed games and contests then shared lunch with cake and ice cream. Attending were Nancy Nichols Jean Savko Mary Vanderhoof Charlotte Reynolds Joyce Drace Joyce Watrous Dickie Hall Bobby Mack Jimmie Watrous Jackie Mock and Bruce Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Charles McMillan
Marilyn
Nancy Nichols
Jean Savko
Mary Vanderhoof
Charlotte Reynolds
Joyce Drace
Joyce Watrous
Dickie Hall
Bobby Mack
Jimmie Watrous
Jackie Mock
Bruce Taylor
Bertha Bensink to Marry Edwin Gravink
Mr and Mrs David Bensink announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Bertha Bensink to Private Edwin Gravink son of Mr and Mrs Chris Gravink of Clymer Private Gravink is stationed at Fort Mendell Ma Miss Bensink is a student at Edinboro State Teachers College and will return there this weekend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Bensink
Edwin Gravink
David Bensink
Chris Gravink
Clymer
Hollywood Measurements and Parlor News Mix on Tonight’s Page
A parish honor for Keith Henton marks the evening at the Brethren church. The event includes games and an ice cream lunch as Henton heads to Gillerbelgy College for studies. A separate feature reviews movie star measurements and fashion tips with slipcover and curtain ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Henton
Young People's Society of the United’ Brethren Church
Henton
Gllerbelgy College
Social notes from Corry and nearby towns during weekend
James Corbin visits Gerda Brooks and relatives in Corry while Mrs. H. B. Robbins of Tulsa heads home after a stay. Stella Turner leaves Erie after visiting Louie Schrader. Pvt. Clifford A. Button of the Air Corps returns to Middletown for furlough with East Church street parents. Capt. T. B. Roelofs and family plan a weekend visit while stationed at Fort Leavenworth. Harry Alexander and Theo P. Williams conduct Erie business trips. Virginia Roelofs trains in Massachusetts. Max Jukes travels from Bear Lake to Chicago to enroll in Coyne Electrical School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Corbin
Hollywood
Calif
Gerda Brooks
Corry
H. B. Robbins
Tulsa
Gla
Stella Turner
Erie
Louie Schrader
North Center Street
Clifford A. Button
Air Corps
Middletown
Earl Button
East Church Street
T. B. Roelofs
Harry
Carol Ann
Capt. Roelofs
Beet Leavenworth
Kas
Harry Alexander
Theo P. Williams
Boston
Virginia
Massachusetts Hospital
New Yorker
Max Jukes
Bear Lake
Chicago
Til
Coyne Electrical School
Sugarless Pastries for Home Bakes by Mrs Alexander Georg
Quick sugarless pastry ideas from a 1930s Home Economics feature. Includes recipes for Fineapple Coffee Cake, Dickie Drops, Peanut Cookies, and Orange Marmalade Spread with steps, ingredients, and baking times. Emphasizes following substitutions carefully and storing leftovers.
Cookie Box Pleasers from Home Bake Goodies
Home baked cheer for soldiers diet uses Suhr substitutes honey syrup and vitamin fruits. Maple Nut Fingers travel well when packed with waxed paper. batter includes maple syrup, nuts and a shallow pan bake. Lollypops for the boys stay moist. Grandma Oat Meal Cookies blend oats dried fruits and spices then bake 12 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jol
Homie
Camp
Alexander George
Wide World Food
Johnnny
Johnny
Fellowship Dinner At United Brethren Church
The Women’s Missionary Society met at the United Brethren church for a fellowship dinner at noon serving seventy. Mrs. H. Ray Harris led a business meeting, and Mrs. Willis Price presented “The Highway of Faith.” A shower honored guest Mrs. J Hal Smith, with the next meeting planned at Mrs. Harvey Croscut’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Society of the United Brethren Church
H. Ray Harris
Willis Price
J. Hal Smith
Harvey Croscut
Program on Navajo Indians Presented Circle No 2
The Methodist church circle met at Mrs. Leland Johnston’s home with fourteen members in attendance. Mrs. Brian Stowe gave an engaging program on the Navajo Indians. The next text meeting is set for October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Leland Johnston
Brian Stowe
Harding PTA In Initial Gathering
The Harding P T A met for a tureen supper at 6 30 o clock in the school. A cake and bouquet were given to Mrs John Boland Jr whose birthday is today. A short business meeting followed led by president Mrs John Carrier. Officers will run October meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding P. T. A
John Boland, Jr
Home League Holds Regular Meeting at the Citadel
The Home League of the Salvation Army met at the Citadel on Wednesday evening at 7:30 with twelve members present. Mrs. Jennie Willis conducted the business session. Chaplain Mrs. Emma Heath led devotions and a round table discussion on the Lord's Prayer. The next meeting is scheduled for September 16 at the Citadel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home League
The
Salvation Army
Citadel
Jennie Willis
Emma Heath
Sitadel
Radio Schedule Highlights Tonight Across Networks
NBC offers Lucille Manners Concert and Information Please with plans for Laugh Tonight. CBS airs Report to the Nation Brady Variety This Is Navy Norfolk and Gangbusters. Other programs include Navy news, Red Ryder drama and Pan American Holiday with races at Aqueduct and Canadian Air Forces Band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NBC
Lucille Manners
CBS
Brady
Air of the Americas
Caravan Hour
Lanny Ross
Victory
Orson Welles
Navy Norfolk
WEC
the Creighton
Chile
Helen Hoyer
Aqueduct
Mexico
Willow Run
Kiwanis Night Features 1941 Football Highlights
Twenty two Kiwanis members dined at the Rite Restaurant as Ralph Foster Jr prepares to leave for Temple University. EL Schwab of Erie presented Atlantic Refining Company’s 1941 football season highlights. Guest David L. Gatrall attended. next meeting will be a four round table discussion led by Walter Scot and Howard J. Sheen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis
Rite
Ralph Foster, Jr
Futture
Temple University
Atlantic Refining Company
EL. Schwab
Erie
David L. Gatrall
Roosevelt to implement rubber recommendations Monday
President Roosevelt announced at a press conference that by Monday he hopes to implement the committee’s rubber recommendations including nationwide gasoline rationing and to appoint a new rubber administrator within the War Production Board framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Rooseve
War Prediction Board
General Martin Pledges Tax Cut
Assistant General Edward Martin urged tax reductions everywhere in a Sept. address in Port Royal Pennsylvania. He argued federal tax burden makes state economy essential and declared government efficiency never more necessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Martin
Associat Pn Ress
Port Royal
Edward Martin
Juntate
Eric Flier Killed In Plane Crash
Erie dispatch reports Lt. Theodore B. Bly Jr., 24, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Bly, 306 West 6th Street, died in a training plane crash at Gard Ner Field Bakersfield, California. Bly, second son in the family to die in World War II, was piloting when the aircraft failed to recover from a spin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric Flier
Erie
Seut
Theodore B. Bly, Jr
T. B. Bly
West 6Th Street
Gardner Bield
Bakersfield
Gal
Lieut. Bly
Ross family campaigns for governor in Greensburg
In Greensburg Pennsylvania on September 11 the wife and sister of Auditor General PF Clair Ross Democratic candidate for governor addressed a Dem Women dinner. Mrs Ross praised her husband as a future great governor while Ross sister Mrs Thomas P Ryle of Harrisburg criticized Adjutant General Martin the Republican nominee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
Clair Ross
Westmoreland County
Ross
Pennsylvania
Thomas P. Ryle
Harrisburg
Martin
GOP
Marlin
Auth Division
Treasury report shows surplus decline and year gain
Treasury figures dated Sept 2 show receipts of 51 037 401 14 and expenditures of 189 636 259 98 leaving a net deficit of 2 294 074 958 23. The increase over the previous period is 70 239 454 90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Washington
The
Arabia Area and Population Figures
Arabia covers about 1,000,000 square miles and has an estimated population of 9,300,000. This brief data snapshot outlines the vast desert region’s size and demographic scale.
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Arabia
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