Belonging to the Intelligentsia in Society
A remark asserts that no social position surpasses membership in the intelligentsia, claiming it as the pinnacle of human standing and influence within society.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1938
Page
5
A remark asserts that no social position surpasses membership in the intelligentsia, claiming it as the pinnacle of human standing and influence within society.
Pine trees aged fifty years supply pulp wood cabin logs railway ties and mine timbers product range promoted by the firm.
The school board, excluding an absent member, approved an $11,877.02 counter suit against F E Westley. The action stems from alleged past agreements in June 1932 when the collector agreed to take over delinquent tax collection for two preceding years. Walter L Peake represents Westley.
United Press reports Shirley Temple, nine on her birthday, enjoyed a day off to open presents and host two parties. She will report at 20th Century Fox studio but not to work on her next picture. invitations to children of Hollywood press men were sent.
Local society notes list numerous residents visiting relatives in Cleveland Buffalo Warren Warren Dunkirk and Chicago. Several families send members on weekend trips, hospital and nursing visits, or returning from brief visits to New York City Erie Meadville Hydetown and Detroit with dates and destinations.
The Arabian Society of the Methodist church hosted a near end tea in the church hall with President Mrs. Batty Jones in charge. Program by Mrs. C B Shoop featured piano solos by Gene Parsons, violin by Willis Price with Miss Meesinger, group songs by girls led by Louise Whiteley, Dorothy Mae Rickers, Barbara Anderson and Gertrude Jamnson, and a piano duet by Martha Hultberg and Mrs Shoop. Refreshments served to about 110 guests amid spring-flowered tables.
Nuptial vows were read at 9 am by Rev Francis J Graves at St Thomas rectory uniting Miss Marie Neylon daughter of Mr and Mrs J J Neylon 212 East Pleasant street and Frank Ferry son of Mrs Viletta Ferry 560 East South street. The bride wore a navy traveling suit with blue accessories and carried bridal roses. Attendant Miss LaTroy Rhynard wore black with a bouquet of Talisman roses. Groom’s attendant was Wilbur F Rikers. They planned a short trip to Cleveland and will reside at 425 East Pleasant street upon return. The bride is a 1936 St Edward’s graduate. the groom works at Emblem Oil Service Station and is a Corey High School graduate. Attendants included Mrs Donald Stewart Mrs Blair Sheeley Mrs Donald Neylon and Misses Maxine Swanson Marjorie Young Doris Black.
A vintage note extols strawberries as a nationwide market and offers several dessert ideas. It provides detailed recipes for Vanilla Strawberry Roll, Strawberry Chiffon Pie, and Strawberry Rhubarb Roll, with ingredients, steps, chilling times, and serving tips. Also includes a rhubarb strawberry bake using biscuit dough and a syrup base.
New York April 23 stock market swings through the week erasing early gains from Roosevelt administration stimulus and regaining some on Thursday and Friday as profit taking and tax policy expectations influenced trading. Traders cited potential Senate concessions, inflation fears, gold sterilization, and prospects for business aid, with auto sales rebounding yet production dipping. European tensions and air armament moves also affected sentiment as investors weighed margins and future market stimuli.
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