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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1943
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a figure tied to a retirement and a Peach variables note. Names and clear facts are limited, preventing a definite event or context. The readable bits suggest a ceremonial or retirement reference but lack concrete entities, dates, or outcomes to anchor a strong summary.
A compact market blotter records box prices with small denomination figures such as 19 to 26 cents and 25¢ to 55 cents, indicating fluctuating costs in a local commerce column. The fragmentary note lacks full context but preserves basic pricing details and itemized cents.
At a Friday evening gathering in the Presby ter church social room Wo. 38 planned summer camp. The flag ceremony was led by Marilmer Wallace with Jean Marie Johnston at the piano. Virginia Purcell and Barbara Spitsman passed requirements for their weaving badge. Mrs Douglas Mosher, North Center street, is a business visitor in Jamestown today.
Radio schedule lists morning services and broadcasts from CBS NBC and ABC networks. Programs include church services from Greater N. Federation of Churches and Moravia, London news, Easter around the world features, and musical performances by the Boston Symphony and NBC Symphony with Toscanini.
New York April 22 Aubrey Ringling the widow of Richard Ringling and now a Ringling Brothers executive is cited as the first woman in the circus family to sign checks and manage contracts. She travels with the circus and oversees insurance and operations while balancing life with her duties.
Mrs Warren Stewart honored during a party hosted by Mrs A E Ayling and Miss Dorris Ayling at their 12th Avenue residence. Twelve guests attended with games and contests. Mrs Richard Trisket and Miss Dorris Ayling won the games. Gifts were given to Mrs Stewart and refreshments served to numerous attendees.
Dear mothers learn to keep a child’s hair clean and stylish. An artist stresses the value of beautifully kept hair from infancy, teaching gentle brushing, regular washing, and airy drying. Guidance covers avoiding harsh soap, using mild products, and choosing age appropriate styles to foster good grooming and confidence.
Mrs Albert Rosen of Cleveland Ohio was entertained at her home on West Wayne Street by a guest list including Mrs Paul Beynolfap and Mrs Asian May. The event featured a cake served to about 16 guests and awards announced by Mr Saul Jackson.
Miss Ethl Matthews of Wright aired wis hostess to the OFL Club Thursday night. Awards were given to Mrs Ralph Ulderholt and Mrs Ross Mead at the close of the evening. A salad lunch was served. The next meeting will be in two weeks with Mrs Oscar Colburn presiding. Attending were Mrs Ras Mead Mrs Sey Decker Mrs Doh Vanderholt Mrs Oscar Colburn Mrs Inez Johnson and Mrs Leroy Dickinson.
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