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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1940
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Poland and a possible mailing or tithing context with unclear names and places, yielding a sparse item. The readable parts hint at a local or regional notice but lack concrete actions, dates, or entities to verify further.
The column surveys recent titles from Sinclair Lewis to Stalin, William Borah and Henry Adams era biographies. It highlights Bethel Merriday in contrast to Lewis’s satire and covers works on revolution, California gold rush, politics, and classic literature, noting authors, publishers, and notable themes.
An Lv Corry Country Club women’s group met at Mrs. N Troy Gillette’s home on Mast Smith Street. Mary Elizabeth Gillette led as chairman and plans were made for a membership drive, clubhouse redecorations, and a summer program with the men. Other officers include Berneice Hilward secretary and Joe St Clair treasurer.
Upward of Arty students from Corry High joined senior high students and choruses led by Mr and Mrs Carlton Chaffee at the Erie County Publicanls music and arts festival held yesterday afternoon in Union City Singing at 2 40 o clock featured the mixed chorus from Toca high school under Mrs Chaffee. Corry participants were named to join the All County high school mixed chorus in a program at 8 o clock last evening Guest conductor Harland Michell Corry high school band director will join a Sand festival at Wesleyville on Friday April 12th
Democratic Women of Erie and Erie County plan their annual Spring card party in the Blue Room of the Moose Club Erie on Friday April 19 at 8 o clock. Mrs. Bonnie McKenzie and Mrs. Theresa Suleaky of Erie lead the organizing committee with arrangements underway for an enjoyable event.
An invitation invites Catholic men and boys over 14 to attend a meeting in Warren at the Knights of Columbus council rooms on second avenue. Rev. Father Francis McNelis of Altaouia will discuss the Columbian Squires as the Warren group plans to organize one of the new units with Father McNelis ranked high in the district.
About sixty attendees at the Methodist church heard Miss Sie Tutle of Brocton recount her year teaching in Bulgaria. She described experiences there and displayed costumes and curios, with Mrs W B Stowe directing the missionary sociation event for members and guests.
Inquisitors Club of the dray mond Manufaturing Company will meet at the plant Monday evening at 7 30. D Armour Hillstrom will address the group and discuss differences between the manufactured products of Wogancerus and Uygroh Vests.
The College Women's Club will meet Monday at 8 PM at St. Eligabeth's. Mrs. Jean McElroy of Erle will present a lecture on fashions. Members and guests expect an interesting and enjoyable meeting.
An engagement is announced between Marian Fern Pearson of North East and Gladwin Parker of North East. The announcement was made at the Pearson home on a recent Wednesday party. Pearson is a graduate of Worth East High School and Parker is from Williamsport High School in Pennsylvania. No date has been set for the wedding.
The Aida opening at Cleveland on Monday will be staged by the New York Metropolitan Grand Opera with a visiting delegation of about seven hundred music lovers expected. Attendees from nearby towns have finished plans to attend, with tickets listed at five dollars for the opening number and a week of performances including La Bohème Tristan and Isolde and Le Glorieux among others.
Frank Schramio, a member of the state motor police at the Franky sub station, and Boby Gave rity of Johnstown, were married in Johnstown on Tuesday. The brief wedding telegraph notes their life together and future plans.
Republican Women will sponsor a tea rally and political gathering in Glew at 2:90 p.m. announced by chairman Connie Glew. Joseph Zirzenbeims and Aldaleop are listed among organizers. The event aims to boost civic participation and public visibility in local politics.
Miss Dilan Horton Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Barry Horton Smith of Pudeway wed Tohih Flynn son of Mr and Mrs Plypi of tie sue pime in a ceremony at Ridgway Ridgway Vimeh. Father John M Pignit noted in local society circles as well known. Mrs Varneeriut visiting from Carey and Miss Mary Maus en route to Golumbiy.
Patty Crocken CGE GAME presents a versatile cake recipe that yields multiple distinct cakes by small ingredient and method changes. It explains chocolate, marble, and varying textures, with step by step instructions for combining batters, shaping, and baking to create different flavors from a single base.
An unclear reader note references various items and questions about products. It mentions Betty Crockay and a package of two Vreo folders titled Beautiful Cakes and Answers To Common Quea and hints at responding by mail. The text is garbled with many misspellings and incomplete phrases.
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