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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1941
Page
5
A fragmentary and garbled clipping mentions actors and roles with scattered names and phrases. It hints at a theater setting, authors, and performances but lacks coherent details, leaving readers with partial references and unclear connections.
Mrs Earl Button and son Carlyle Burton and others from this city and nearby towns retired last evening from a motor trip to Verno n Virginia and Hart son. Mrs Barl Burlingame and Virginia returned Sunday after visits in Niles Michigan and South Bend Indiana. Mrs Horton Davis and Jim Jerome are spending the week in Cleveland. John King of Harrishine and Betty King of Philadelphia, with Mrs G E Boyd, left for Harrisburg after a few days here. James Staples, at Mitchell Field New York, visited home this weekend. Mr A M Lite and daughter Betty and Mrs John King motored to Hele Simuday afternoon.
Advice on building a coordinated look using hats gloves and shoes to express mood and elegance. Emphasizes choosing a definite effect, starting with hats, then coordinating bags and footwear, with notes on colors, styles, and how to avoid a scattered appearance.
A birthday surprise was held Saturday evening at Ward Nichols’s home 696 East Wayne Street. Cards were sent, prizes won by Mrs. Byron Nichols and Fred Cox, and thirteen friends attended a birthday supper with gifts for Mr Nichols. Mrs Lillian Labow returns to work at Kysar’s Diner after a weekend in Titusville. Visitors Mr and Mrs J A Mason of Marl en ville came to Corry to see Mr and Mrs Leon VanTassel. Helen Thompson of Toronto left to return home after visiting Mrs V D Desmond of West South Street.
A dense schedule outlines Monday and Tuesday radio programs across NBC CBS and MBS networks. It lists performers like James Melton Richard Crooks Mary Van Eirt Emma Otero and Mary Margaret McBride along with shows such as Dust Be My Destiny Basin St Swing and Farm and Home Hour and mentions topics including industrial disputes and defense highlighting a broad era broadcast lineup.
Budget tips from a stove centered guide. It lists practical, low fuel ideas to reduce costs, including boiling reduction, simmer burner use, turning off heat promptly, planning meals for single oven use, and storing dough for later baking. Contains spelling errors and OCR-like inconsistencies.
A son was born this morning at Corry hospital to Mr and Mrs Apne Gustafson of Spring Creek. Mrs Gustafson was formerly Frances Anquist.
Mrs Paul Bluhm assisted by Miss Vertis Eshelman and Miss Esther Quereveld hosted a miscellaneous shower for Mrs Harmon McElroy nee Miss Tactile Diuinke of Clymer. Seventeen guests from Corry Clymer and North East attended an evening of five hundred with prizes won by Miss Jacob Duiuk and Miss Virginia Towinkle. A pink and blue dessert luncheon followed.
The Cord Party of St Elizabeth's Hall will be held Wednesday evening at St Elizabeth's Hall. Tadley of the parish sponsors the event with a 500 and auction ant taquet bridge competition and prizes. A luncheon will be served by a committee including Mrs. Robert Price and others. Elmer Kinenid has returned from travels to New York City and Washington.
About 500 guests attended the marriage of Miss Beth Harmelink of Sherwan to Ivar Rhebergen of Buffalo at the Abbe Reform church in Clymer. The ceremony featured a double rite, vocal duets, and white roses in bouquets. Guests came from Hartings, Quinty, Mill, Kenmore, Buffalo, Rochester, Corry and other towns. after a short trip the couple will live in Buffalo where the groom works.
Thirty five couples attended the Elks' dancing party at the Elk's Club Saturday evening. Sponsored by the lodge for members and out of town guests. Music furnished by an unknown orchestra. The event featured supper and dancing, with decorations and entertainment for attendees.
A two vehicle collision near Clymer claimed a child’s life and left the mother injured. Deputy Sheriff Lynn Pasko and responders reported the incident occurred around 18:20 and preliminary inquiries found no other vehicle involvement. The child was taken to Spitzer funeral home in Clymer, and the parents Mr. and Mrs Charles Parks of Sherman, along with relatives, are listed among the mourners.
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