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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1942

Page

4

Local notes capture a busy Corry scene full of people

The item surveys marriages engagements new jobs moves and local happenings. It lists Pat English to Thomas G Chittenden in Erie and Kornl Bulger family rumors while noting pilots in the Civil Air Patrol in August. It mentions students at the University of Corry, workers switching jobs at Corry refail stores, and residents moving to Dayton Toledo and Kingsport. It also covers farm plane crash talk, church leadership rumors, horse show winnings, and community projects like the Mead Park tennis courts.

Florida Sam Edward Raymond Civil Air Patrol Albany Chicago Third Ward U. S Minna Daniel Kumber Pat English Hus English Erie St. Peter's Cathedral Thomas G. Chittenden San Jose Calif Aberdeen Proving Grounds Corry Aero Katherine Schramling Af Topp Doris Stanley Anderson Camp Bilox Fairhaven Delores Bub Pittsburgh St. Paul's Lutheran Church Marjorie Gord Hermans Cleveland Handy and Harmon Jack Burich Frederick Street Dayton Ohio C. A. Thompson D. J. Bibow Snow Manhattan Golly Oswalt Mary King i Toledo Glenn Dickson Kingsport Tenn Wing- Wills Star Store New York City Youngsville Doc” Bennett Raleigh VanTassell Bob Desmond G. B. Gordon Center Street Bil Miller Fort Lee Guadacantal Louie Radecki Bob Grice Scott Field Charles G. Hacke, Jr Virginia Camp Lee Bakers Cooks Fort Benning Ruth Downey YMCA Mead Park Vic Cragg Dce Don Stewart Golden Rule Club Lilah Parkers Bob (Murphy) Bumbaugh Eifth Green Sunday Schuyler Jensen George Ludmilla Tarasoff Second Avenue

Miss Hilda Kile Weds Elbert Miller in Quiet Methodist Ceremony

In Chafee, Pennsylvania, Miss Hilda Kile daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Kile married Elbert Miller son of Mrs. E. Miller at 4 PM Monday in the local Methodist church. Rev. Galbreath officiated. Attendants were the bride’s sister and brother-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hoyt. The bride wore royal blue velvet with snakeskin accessories and red rose buds. Miller, a Navy nurse ensign, is a Bloomsburg nursing graduate who served at Philadelphia Naval Hospital. The groom, from Corry, is now an accountant with Pennsylvania Electric in Warren. They will reside at 522 West Washington. A small gathering and wedding dinner followed.

Hilda Kile Elbert Miller Hilda Kiley George Kile Chafee Elbert Mill E. Miller Corry Gelbreath Donald Hoyt Chatee Bess Carlisch Ele Marriegents Miller U.S. Navy Bloomeburg Aryl Philadelphia Naval Hospital Oorry Pennsylvania Electric Company Warren West Washington Street Ritz D. Haoyt Eb, Miller P. A. Galbreath

June Elvetta Haller Weds J Duane Upton at Youngsville

Richard R Haller announces the marriage of his daughter June Elvetta to J Duane Upton son of Mrs Bye Unton of Garland Pa. The couple were married at the Youngsville Methodist parsonage in Youngsville at noon on September 16 by Rev Diyight Jack. The bride wore a dark powder blue suit with navy accessories and a red and white rose corsage. Mrs Upton is a Youngsville High School graduate class of 1097 and Hoff Business College Warren Pa. Mr Upton graduated from Townville high school class of 1936. After a short wedding trip through southwestern Pennsylvania West Virginia and Maryland they plan to reside in Ol Gtky whalet. Mr Upton is employed.

June Elvetta Haller J. Duane Upton Richard R. Haller June Elvetta Bye Unton Bath Garland Youngsville Methodist Parsonage Youngsville Diyight Jack Mrs Upton Youngsville High Scool Hoff Business College Warren Townville Bren School Pennsylvania West Virginia Maryland

Impressive Victory Drill at Carry Grange Meeting

An open Carry Grange meeting Saturday drew Hood members with visitors from Union City Wattsburg Warren Waterford and Phillipsville. The Carry Grange performed an impressive Victory drill before refreshments were served by the committee.

Grange Union City Wattsburg Warren Waterford Phillipsville

District Nurses to Meet at Meadville

District No 7 of the Pennsylvania State Nurses Association will meet at 2 pm Saturday at Meadville. A directors meeting is scheduled for 10 am followed by 2 Munichean at the Parkville Inn. Other meetings include sectional meetings at Iolcloth and a Red Cross session at 1 30 pm. Delegates for the state convention at Reading will be elected.

Pennsylvania State Nurses’ Association Meadville Board of Directors Parkville Inn Iolcloth Red Cross Reading

Radio Schedule Highlights and Program Lineup

Evening broadcast lineup lists NBC and CBS programs with dates and times across channels. Notable entries include Dinny Sims, Horace Heldty, Meredith Willson, Red Skelton, Bob Hope returns, and a range of music and drama features with military and civic themed content. The plan covers contests, concerts, variety shows, public affairs, and wartime era programming with multiple stations and times.

NBC Dinny Sims Horace Heldty Meredith Willson John Nesbitt Bob Hope Red Skelton CBS American Melodies Freddy Martin MBS Gould Amers Dea A. W. Guilisnon Americs

Corry Community News Faces and Family Travels

Local residents are noted visiting relatives in Jamestown Mobile and Columbus while others travel for business or attend events in Erie Warren Youngsville and Youngstown. Notables include Mrs Sadie Tenoh Mrs Garrie Glare Pvt Michael Stalos and Rev John Love visiting family before travel to Washington University.

Sadie Tenoh Sunny Jamestown N.Y Sis Anna Bush Abe Iter Garrie Glare Pvi Arnal’ McCastin Camp Gordon Lise Carroll Mobile Ala Gor- Jay Columbus Robert Rumbaugh Archie Weltmore Erle Mary Katherine Miter Buffalo N. J A. J. Miller Walter Carlson Harold Craze L. J. Eisenman Chicago Joseph Mierklinger George Wager Titusville Marion Rumbaugh Glynn Stearns Mearnville Leonad Burik Youngsville Norman Edinger Charles Lawson Corrys John. Buril Ernest Burils Nicholas Burl Afins Savko Steve Nagy Lee Lunn Ansow Kuzma Golumius Margaret Grane Epen Erie John Love St. Augustine Fla Mast Congress Street University of Washington Washington, D. C

Birthday Party For Roberta McElroy At North Center Street

Roberta McElroy was honored on her fourth birthday by her mother Mrs Walter McElroy at their North Center street home. The dining room featured pastel decorations with pink and blue asters and blue ducks as the centerpiece. A lunch of birthday cake ice cream and chocolate milk was served to a long list of guests, each receiving favors of handkerchiefs and peppermint sticks. Roberta received many gifts.

Roberta McElroy Robert McEloy Walter McElroy North Center Street Carlton Purdy Janice Kay Nichols Janet Ree Muckinksupt Sally Jane Chase Linda Rae Beagle Helene Rae Har- Beverly Bobbie Borstott Sandra Kebler Sandra Cochran Cynthia Charles Williams Margaret Charles Woods Bobby Bill Suzanne Sally Follett Roger Sheehan Judy Jerome Jerry Swanson Wayne Edward Skinnes Jackie Lou Dedean Dickie Pitts Patty Jo Kinney Peter Richard Russell Richard Shadduck Warren Robert Rodney Odell Ripley Roberta

Y Auxiliary Sets Aim for Season Three Acts

Y Auxiliary held a recreation center meeting last evening. Mrs. Lawrence McGray chaired. Mrs. A Mountain was named to arrange the purchase of a magnet. October will feature a tureen supper and a membership drive. A rummage sale will occur on First Avenue in October with date to be announced. Committees were appointed: ways and means, social, service and house, membership and hospitality, girls' work, and publicity.

Anasiry Lawrence McGray A. Mountain First Avenue Ways and Means C. A. Mountain Russell Briggs Mervill Hunt Leslie Wells Omar Crowell J.D. Watson O. A. Wallace Lawrence McCrays James Gray Ruth Downsy J. A. Johnston

WAVES Favor Youth for Enlistment In Navy District

The Fourth Naval District reports that age 20 to 35 remains official enlistment range yet youth will get first call as 30 Pennsylvanians are sworn in. Among those enlisted are Mildred Chambers 24 Mary Dearcot 21 Dorothy Eliott 29 Margaret Kerchmar 22 Martha Knorr 20 Delphine MacMillan 4 Helen Moore 34 Cornelia Parkhurst 22 Isabella Revie 22 Esther Shoop 24 Loretta Stout 50 Marlon Wilson 25 and others from Bethlehem Clar ence Mahanoy City Williamsport Sunbury Pittston and Auntingdon.

Associated Press Philadelphia Fourth Naval District Mildred Chambers Clarence Mary J. Dearcot Mahanoy City Dorothy A. Eliott St. Manhem Margaret P. Kerchmar Bethlehem Martha A. Knorr Bloomsburg Delphine MacMillan Williamsport Helen S. Moore Sunbury Cornelia P. Parkhurst Kingston Isabella Revie Pittston Esther G. Shoop Elixabethtown Loretta H. Stout Marlon J. Wilson Auntingdon

Kiwanians Elect Harrisburg Officers in War Pause

Harrisburg Sept 22 Henry L Aulenbach of Allentown will become district governor January 1 succeeding Leonard B Kech of Greensburg. Aulenbach was elected yesterday in a convention cut from three days to one because of the war. Lloyd McRheever of Allentown named district secretary and Donald Matthews of Johnstown treasurer. New division governors include Frank D Cropp Berwick O I Frederick Erle W Stuary Helm Kittanning James Miller Irwin A Wetten Graffam Pittsburgh Clair Davis Clesfield Ralph M McMeen Lewistown Frank Lendenstein Ashland Raymond Gaul Reading Ammon Rosenberger Quakertown and Lester Lord Stroudsburg.

Harrisburg Henry L. Aulenbach Allentown Pennsylvania Wikis Organizanion Leonard B. Kech Greensbur Aulenbach Lloyd McRheever Donald Matthews Johnstown Frank D. Cropp Berwick Frederick

Bates Pair Welcomes Son At Corry Hospital

Mr and Mrs Alton Bates of Corry R D 1 welcomed a son this morning at Corry Hospital. The birth was recorded as a healthy addition to the Bates family with parents and child reported in good condition.

Alton Bates Corry, R. D Corry Hospital

WOTU Ends Annual State Convention

Uniontown Pa September 23 The state convention of the Women s Christian Temperance Union ended with 480 delegates approving wartime prohibition and planning to meet in Lancaster next year The resolutions committee urged the president and congress to prohibit manufacture and sale of alcohol for the duration of the war calling for a blackout of the liquor traffic to conserve national efficiency and save four billion dollars.

Rmssoviasen Ress Uniontown Women's Christian Temperance Union Lancaster Resolutions Congress

John Willis Honored After Enlisting for Service

John Willis son of Mr and Mrs Oscar Willie of East Mainstreet enlisted in the air corps and leaves for duty at Fort Mead and later Sacramento California Wednesday was honored at a party last evening Thirty five guests were present including K Hooker of Sherman and Sgt Relph Stokes of Stockton Mi Willis received a purse of money and many good wishes from his friends

John Willis John. Willis Oscar Willie East Mainstreet Alr Forth Meade Sacramento Cal K. Hooker Sherman, N Sgt Relph Stokes Stockton Wilts

Blocking College Te Other Spe

The text describes a college team moving into action during a night game. It notes Beaver and Be ment over Noungeuille, with emphasis on the players’ minds and brighter play. Weaknesses are referenced as Black elever and their abilities, suggesting a strategic focus and potential developments.

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Fragmentary notice with scattered names and places

The readable fragments mention multiple persons and places including Wisconsin Louisiana Nebraska Davidson St Stale Califor Dartmouth and Texas A best gh st. The text references a clash or event and an implied death by action but lacks coherent details or dates.

Wiscoris Louisiana Nebras Davidson St Stale Califor Dartmouth

Coach Ste North Bash Leads Erie to Victory

A fragmented recap notes Coach Ste North Bash guiding Erie to a strong Class A finish last season. The report mentions Union City and Briggs with fullback leadership, and Cadet Ed Noy starring in notable games. Upcoming league standings and New York series details follow, with ticket pricing and reservations noted.

Ste North Bash Erie Sq Sequiturs Vineing Union Briggs Philadelp Queer Sena Athen Ed Noy New York

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