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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1944

Page

5

Farm Boy's Mother to Testify in Salinas Murder Trial

Mrs. Joble Lovett, summoned in Salinas California, set to testify today in the murder trial of Carmel society woman Mrs. Brances Andrews. The case concerns the shooting of farmhand Jay Lovett on a moonless July night near the Andrews ranch. Prosecutors accuse Andrews, an oil heiress from Pennsylvania, of fatally shooting Lovett with a small automatic pistol in a jealousy-driven assault.

Associated Press Salinas Calif Joble Lovett Brances Andrews Carmel Verson Jay Lovett Andrews Young Lovett Lovett

Seven Divorces Granted In County Court

Seven divorces were granted Wednesday in Erie County Court by Judge Elmer Evans. Named plaintiffs include Velma Beardsley of North East and Estelle Urch of Erie against spouses for cruelty, Jean Schear of Union City against Morris Schear for desertion, Edmund Lack against Bernise Lack for cruelty, Jeanne Stine of Erie against John Stine for cruelty, and Jean Burrows of Erie against Kenneth Burrows for cruelty. A separate note mentions a farm worker who took his own life and a wife describing the weapon taken from her bureau drawer.

Erie Elmer John H. Stine Enelty Jean D. Burrows Kenneth E. Burrows

St Pauls Society Plans For Conference At Erie

St Pauls Lutheran Women’s Missionary Society met last evening with fourteen members and five guests. President Mrs C B Hildebrand led plans to attend the annual missionary conference at St Matthew’s Erie on October 20. They discussed sponsoring a Chinese student, a bake sale, and a program arranged by Mrs Carl Gustafson. Notable social updates covered members traveling, returning from Cleveland, DuBois, Washington DC, and Erie visits, with several members attending services and ceremonies.

St. Paul's Society Women’s Missionary Society St. Paul's Lutheran Church First Ward C. B. Hildebrand Erie St. Matthew's Church Carl Gustafson Charles Dahlstrand Hildebrand Murn Danner Union City Arthur Root Wright Street Alan Dimmick Alan, Jr Harold Sweet Cleveland Raymond Mig. Co Helen Jones East Smith Willian McCarthy John Warren City McCarthy W. A. Heath Concord Street H.L. Brown Walter Bish Youngsville Clyde Brown Morris Wickwire Dunkirk Fredonia Pfe John Butcher Moses Lake Washington Susan Butcher West Washington Street Frank Renzi East Pleasant Street Sel Pasquale Renzi France Sgt Renzi Oscar Fritz T. Payne Wesley Howard Murray Olds Girard Charles Webster

Recreation Club Honors Miss Nelson Shower at Home on West Main

The Recreation Club met at Miss Alberta Nelson’s West Main street home and gave a shower of gifts for the bride elect, Miss Nelson, fi ancé Charles VanWinkle USN. After a business meeting, games and visiting followed with eight members and refreshments served. Attending were Mrs. Viola Nollinker and the Misses Louise Nason Martha Reyda Alberta Nelson Rather Brooks Lucille Smith Francis Friggle and Evelyn Clark.

Recreation Club Miss Nelson Alberta Nelson West Main Street Nelson Charles VanWinkle USN Elu Viola Nollinker Louise Nason Martha Reyda Rather Brooks Lucille Smith Francis Friggle Evelyn Clark

Birthday party for Dixie Lou Phillips on her eleventh

A Tuesday birthday celebration for Dixie Lou Phillips marked her 11th birthday. Harry Phillips and YS hosted the event for their daughter with 11 guests receiving favors. Ice cream and cake were served as gifts from friends, with Edna Stith, Tone Taylor, Rose Munn, and Wilma Rae Ingram winning prizes.

Harry Phlips Key Knowlton Dide Lou Phillips Dixie Lou Edna Stith Tone Taylor Rose Munn Wilma Rae Ingram

Club Members Dine At Mrs Windahl Home

Mrs Walter Windahl hosted members of her club at her Raymond avenue home last evening. Guests enjoyed a social evening and tuna fish salad luncheon. Mrs Theodore Swanson will host the group for the October meeting.

Walter Windahl

Adjutant Morrison Speaks To Home League

Adjutant Jon Morrison of the Corry Salvation Army spoke at the Home League meeting in church recreation rooms addressing the Matthew verse about hunger and thirst after righteousness. After the program the members adjourned.

Adjutant Morrison Home League Jon Morrison Corry

Stuart Tablets for Indigestion Claim Real Relief

An advertisement touts Stuart Tablets as a cure for acid indigestion and upset stomachs. It promises genuine, reliable relief with a maker's guarantee and claims the product costs 254 ng or 120 under a position holder.

Nichols Welcomes Daughter At Corry Hospital

The Corry hospital welcomed a daughter born Wednesday to Mr and Mrs Lee Nichols of Maple Avenue. The newborn follows other family members and marks a happy addition to the Nichols household as the family shares news of the birth.

Corry Hospital Lee Nichols Maple Avenue

Supper Party Honors Mrs. Paul Joseph This Summer

Mrs. Paul Joseph was feted by Mrs. Andrew McKetn Mrs. Cora Joseph and Mrs. Douglas Reynolds at a spa ghetti supper on Spring street. Guests enjoyed cards with winners Mrs. Al Holton and Mrs. Ear Van Guilder. Joseph plans to move October 1 to join St Joseph at Lake Placid N Y. Others attending included Irene Williams Alton Klinger Burtort Smoot and Allan Foote.

Paul Joseph Andrew McKetn Cora Joseph Douglas Reynolds Irene Williams Alton Klinger Burtort Smoot Allan Foote

Taxi driver slashed and stabbed in Philadelphia attack

An unknown assailant slashed cab driver Matto Panatello, 53, on a Philadelphia street early today then stabbed him in the chest and abdomen before fleeing. Panatello was in serious condition at St Agnes Hospital and could not describe his attacker.

Philadelphia Matto Panatello St. Agnes. Hospital

Dr Mabel Silver Speaks at United Brethren Pall Institute

Joy Nour Wro Usey Were in attendance at the United Brethren in Christ Pall Institute held yesterday afternoon and last evening in Youngsville. Dr Mabel Silver, returning medical missionary from Alvies, was the guest speaker. Both Chautauqua and Youngsville districts attended and enjoyed the address, which greatly interested local Baptist Church members present.

Joy-Nour Wro Usey United Brethren In Christ Pall Institute Youngsville Mabel Silver Alvies Chautauqua Silver

Mrs W W Auer Hosts NF Chub Members Evening

Mrs Waller Auer of East Smith Street hosted the NF Chub club gathering with six members present. The group sewed and enjoyed a dessert course. The next meeting is set for October 11 at Mrs Harry Alexander’s home on Mott Street.

W. W. Auer Waller Auer East Smith Street Harry Alexander Mott Street

Tureen Dinner At Temple By Chapter Of Order Of Star

Members of the City Chapter Order of the Eastern Star and their families enjoyed a tureen dinner in the Masonic rooms at 6 30 last evening. The dinner was served by the committee of the month chaired by Mrs H Rossbacher. Mrs Roy Burley of Albany N Y attended. The associate matron Mrs Raymond Bernes presided at the business meeting where routine matters were discussed.

Temple Order of the Astern Star H. Rossbacher Roy Burley Albany Raymond Bernes Whith

St Elizabeths Choir Honors Members With Party

Fourteen members of St Elizabeths Church choir enjoyed a church hall party hosted in honor of two recently married couples Mr and Mrs John A Miscik and Mr and Mrs Raymond Bachemer. Mr Miscik serves in the U S Coast Guard in Columbia Md. The evening featured games music and a late supper. Guests of honor received belated wedding gifts from the chair.

St. Elizabeth’s

Surprise Party Tendered John Weiss Wednesday

Joni Weiss entertained eleven friends at John Weiss home last evening for a surprise party when his wife arrived. Cards and a luncheon were enjoyed. Mr Weiss was presented with gifts and a birthday cake was served during the gathering.

Joni Weiss Wenneren Annsié Mr. Wey

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