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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1945
Page
5
A fragmented OCR snippet references a district attorney in Wil district and a case or matter tied to a tree and a residence. Readable elements suggest a local legal or administrative note without full context or names.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a Bolton area figure and a life event landmark. It references a religious litany and a city or local council context with unclear names or dates. Further readable specifics are not present to establish a clear item or outcome.
Hairstyle trends in fall favor upsweeps with braids buns twists and pouts shaping wartime chic. The piece notes ease of home styling braids from brow to neckline and hints at alternatives like winding hair around a roll while stressing clean hats and conditioning routines.
Golden Links class at the Methodist Church on Liberty Street opened the season with 22 attendees and 1 guest. Mrs B. Cogan led the meeting with ovations, voting to continue suppers for close members and their families every other month. Committees were named for the first supper in September, and Mrs Warner conducted contests while hostesses served dessert.
Seem gathered society announces the marriage of Helen Lee Wood to Staff Sergeant Richard L. Anderson USMC. The ceremony took place at United Brethren Church Jamestown with Rev Chaves B Ginney officiating. The couple reside in Corry with Sanford family connections and military service noted among local residents.
Corry Hospital Nurses' Alumnae Association met at the Nurses' Home for a session and voted to meet monthly and attend the district meeting at Warren General Hospital on Saturday September 29. A quorum attended the Tuesday evening meeting led by president Miss Neylon Schreckenfest. new members Mrs. Gladys Smith Mrs. Carrie Williams Mrs. Grace Hansen and Miss Hilda Christian were welcomed. The next regular meeting will be the second Tuesday of each month. Miss Floreita Clark addressed the group.
Twenty members and guests attended a Ladies' Day at Corry Country Club marking the season finale. Hosts Mrs. Milton Zaleneck Mrs. Philip Zale neck and Ms William Denlap organized a luncheon of chicken fried steak stuffed lomaloes with cheese peach shortcake whipped cream and cakes. Afternoon contracts crowned Mrs H J Rowe high scorer with Mrs John McCracken second and Mrs Dimlay third. In golf Latrie Baker won first prize and Ms C T Anderson earned the consolation prize.
Mrs. Towe BriWards hosted the Contract Bridge Club on West Wayne Street last night with two tables in play. Mrs. Harold Wolfe attended in place of Mrs. Robert Humbadall. awards went to Mrs. J Fred Kinley high scorer, Mrs. Lester Danner second high, and Mrs. Howard Ross third. Coffee and tea were served by Mrs. Edwards. Mrs. Louis Foradoro of Union City will entertain the club on September 25.
Mrs Walter Windahl entertained the Quilting Club last evening on Raymond Avenue with eight members present. Guests enjoyed a pleasant sewing session followed by salad and dessert served by the hostess. September 5th. Mrs Wicker Nigh will host a dinner at her East Congress Street home.
The Gile County Council of Parent-Teacher Associations will meet at the YWCA building on West 5th Street in Erie on Wednesday September 19 with registration at 9:30 a.m. President Mrs Walter Eades of North East presiding. Erie City Schools official W H McNary will speak on national unity. Corry officers will attend and luncheon will be served at noon. Reservations to Mrs B Mer shant RD 1 Erie by September first.
Last evening the Columbus Barons Teachers Association opened the school year at the school house chaired by Mrs. 2. H. Wilkinsd. Committees were appointed with Florence Colegrove as publicity chair, Ans Andrey Thompson membership, Helen Binley publication, T. H. Spoon finance, Hollis Opperman program, Ralph Curtis hospitality, and Eleanor Oesch elected secretary to replace Mrs. Roger Trisket who moved away. Ice cream, cupcakes and coffee were served to 25 attendees. next meeting set for October 5 at the school.
Paris reports focus on Madame Petain’s loyalty while her husband, former Vichy leader, remains in a Pyrenees fortress after death sentence commutation. She seeks access for visits, endures exile, and navigates a legal tangle over confiscated property tied to her own status.
Loretta Lindstrom was honored yesterday at a first birthday party held at home on R. D. 1. Guests included Rob ert Lindstrom and several family friends and relatives. The hostess served cakes and decorated birthday cake as favors, and Loretta received many gifts from her little friends.
The St Edward's Parent-Teachers Association elected officers for the coming year. Mrs Thomas Burkhardt was re elected president with Mrs Joseph Jungheist as vice president Mrs Edward Brigham secretary and Mrs Vicar Dempany treasurer. A tureen dinner is planned for October 9 when new officers will be installed. Eighteen members attended and were served lunch by retiring officers.
Rotarians enjoyed their annual corn roast at Cottage Park in Columbus Evening plans call for Rotary members and guests to attend the charter presentation next Thursday when district governor Charles Lifkbridge of Coudersport will deliver the charter.
Mrs Ruth Price hosted a farewell gathering at West Plast street for Lyle Colby who plans to move to Emienim. Guests awarded Mrs Prink Kiley and Mrs Colby, with a special prize given to Mr Colby. A gift was presented to the guest of honor and a light salad lunch was served.
A baby boy was born at Gary Hospital early this morning to Mr and Mrs Almon Peterson of R D and Corry. The birth adds a new member to the Peterson family with joyful welcome from relatives and neighbors.
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