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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1941
Page
5
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A long review of contemporary novels and non fiction with mentions of Hemingway James Farrell and other authors. It surveys River Rat by Ralph Blood and That Men May Understand by Dr Rugg, I Saw England by Ben Robertson and The Hero in America by Dixon Wester, plus works on France under the Third Republic and other literary offerings.
A feature piece profiles prominent women in wartime London society including Stormy Petrel Wilkinson parliament under-secretary to the Home Security Ministry and active shelter inspector. It also sketches artists performers and society figures from Sophie Underwood to Hortense Monath, noting their pursuits, residences, and recent activities.
Jackie Shields celebrated a birthday yesterday afternoon at her home on South Center Street entertaining seven guests. The event honored her birthday with a lunch and two cakes. Guests included Eunice Hoffplan Larry Becker Dimmile Woodworth Donald Hoffman Mary Low and Sonny Shields. Each guest received a party favor and colors featured green and pink. Jackie received a token in return.
Twenty two county high schools gathered at Spartansburg High School for a Crawford County Principals Club meeting. County Superintendent Adamson Floyd B. Peters and assistant superintendent David A. Crum attended, with Edwin B. Hawks leading the discussion on Graduation and Promotion Practices in Our High Schools. Other speakers included Arthur Hurtley of Conneaut Lake and Ernest W. Rohleder of Linesville.
Columbus 4 H girls plan an organization meeting next Friday afternoon April 11 at 4 90 o'clock at the home of Mrs PW Turben. Thelma Pyendergast Warren county leader will attend to assist starting the club. Girls aged ten to twenty are welcome to join.
A delegation is expected from Sorry at the celebration of the 25th anniversary of the Samuel M Porter Auxiliary No 45 United Spanish War Veterans at Jamestown New York on May gid. Other delegates will attend from Buffalo Dunkirk and Warren Mrs Elma E Wheeler of Schenectady J department president will be present with sessions and plans are being completed for a fine entertainment.
Mrs Paul Sanford was honored at a party hosted by Mrs Jenneth Nichole on East Columbus Avenue. Guests included Misses Helen Jones Zelima Waylor Bernice Sanford and others. Mrs Sanford, soon moving to Badleett New York, received a gift from the group and the event featured bingo, visiting, yellow outfits and a two course lunch.
Mrs Claude Place was honored on her birthday at a Fourth Avenue home party hosted by her daughter Mrs Wesley Oenmens. Guests played games with prizes won by Mrs Howard Loveluna Mrs Place and Mrs Wil Dyckes. A dessert lunch was served and a gift presented to the guest of honor.
Rev Gordon Hi Abrams of Local Christian and Missionary Alliance to lead special evangelistic meetings at United Brethren Church Findley Lake from April 6 through April 6. A Corry girls’ trip and other music will feature the meetings with Muse directing Rev Miles L. Wagner’s church.
Presbyterian Girl Scout troop met last evening at the church with fifty girls. A horseshoe game was played and a report noted six hundred dozen cookies have been ordered for delivery next week. A separate item mentions pipe smokers testing a new glass humidor for bacon storage benefiting both stoves and housewives.
A son was born this morning at Corry hospital to Mr and Mrs Kehoelly McCrey of 1098 Wartty Center. Mrs McCray was formerly Thelma Fogle.
The Buddy Troupers performed last night in Centerville with a lively program featuring Swing Sisters Patty Cragg Peggy Payer Doris Stowe Beverly Stowe and Kathleen McGraw in dance numbers and Leon Cragg Freddie Shauss Perry McGray and Mary Jean Suiti Macs contributing songs.
Jean Sullivan and Wileen Cragey led a community singing event with Swing Sliters Bud Tanner and the finale God Bless America. Mrs F A Wimner of Balooner formerly Corry arrived for a weekend visit at the home of Mr and Mrs O J Folins on West South Street. Mrs Lillie Tabow, employed locally, is spending the week at her Titusville home.
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