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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1916
Page
5
A long list of local names and brief notes describes visits, travels, and errands. Frank O Day and others are noted in various towns with mentions of trips, meetings, and family activities across multiple days and places.
The Thin Rank team of Corry City Lodge No. 470 will travel to Union City tomorrow evening to compete for rank on an eight candidate close. All desirous to participate should be ready to board train No. 1 at 4 21 p m joining Corry at 2 anem, with train No. 41 from Pennsylvanta leaving Corry at 2 anem.
The first meeting of the CH Society was held Wednesday afternoon at Mrs M M Jourdott’s home. Mrs Bend Husini and others presented papers on Sam Ul Hgglabottom and the Into Hooker 1. Washington. Mrs Alex Mehinas Jr read a payor on a topic and Mrs Malunes was absent from the city. The program committee announced plans for the year, followed by a pleasant social period with refreshments.
Emalated by Mra. Huey Ball and Mon. 8. W. Brennert. The May meeting will be held at the home of the president, Mpe. in. gohe Burlingame. That Aye but wa mers meetings before the summer vacation.
Readable notes describe butter scoring events at the state college for farm butter makers. Entries must be one pound samples, well cooled, wrapped in paper, and placed in containers similar to chalk boxes for judging.
The Dairy Department at State College Pennsylvania requests submissions by Parcel Post to the Dairy Hvatmndry parkment to arrive before content day. Reports cover May through August with monthly scores and a grand prize for highest average. Winners receive ribbons and a Mars box, with details available from the Dairy Thusbantry Department.
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