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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1941
Page
5
Readable text discusses Britain and ministers with references to a method and a test phrase. Mentions January start and a broken style. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but imply political discourse and ministerial context.
A distorted OCR fragment discusses publicity, letters, and quick title changes. It mentions F. van s and a sequence of events with coins and reserved silver, but details are unclear and names are partially garbled.
Book notes review by John Beley covers The Man Who Stayed in Texas by Anne Nathan and Carry Cohen, profiling Rabbi Henry Hohen in Galveston and tracing Cohen’s life from London to Jamaica to Galveston. Also discusses Phyllis Bentley’s Manhold and Markham’s Wave of the Past, plus Winston Churchill’s secretary memoir, Remarque’s Flotsam, Powys’s Love and Death, and other contemporaries with critical assessments.
The Polish born baroness Tamara Lempicka, famed for her eye catching portraits, discusses style and romance in a New York hotel drawing room. She and her husband share jokes on flirtation and fashion while detailing her painting career and sharp advice on making a man feel important. Her rise from Paris to fame includes portraits of King Alfonso of Spain and a long marriage, with more about her hobby and personal life.
Betrothal news interests friends as Cohumbie Tom Page One and Louise Clapper announce engagement while Dr. Guy Clapper and family in Aled prepare for fall nuptials. Swindlehurst and Willis seen in local race talk as primary expectations grow amid rising political activity ahead of 1943 state elections. Travel statistics note motor vehicle miles and transportation dominance.
The College Women's Club will meet Monday at the home of Miss Ethel McCrey on Smith Street City East along Smith Street avenue.
The United Brethren church hosted a Boy Scouting meeting at Floyd Daugherty’s home at 1075 Nath Center Street last evening. The program covered Hoy Scouting as loop No. 39 with plans for May and June meetings and a June fellowship supper. The May meeting will be at Ila with Rev H Ray Harris, Gevil Akem, Leon VanTassel and Frank VanTassel as committee members. Last evening’s committee included Bikert Bush G T Bergman and Mr. Daugherty.
E. Renegu was honored at the YMGA conference and elected first vice president of the Eastern Regional Town and Country Community Secretaries organization. The two day session at the William Sloane Henge was presided by Mr Renal. Meetings ran Thursday to Friday closing at noon.
The Women’s Bible Class of the United Brethren Church met at Mrs John Banks’s home on Worth Center Street for an evening of devotions led by vice president Mrs Ross Plemming and a business meeting led by president Mrs Guy Bennink. Games and refreshments followed with Mrs Banks assisted by Mrs Bess DeLury.
A quirky OCR fragment notes a spread for puddings. It mentions apple and apricot sauces cut into equal portions and served with bread or rice. Intended as a future recipe note for baked or steamed puddings, with a playful call to try it next time.
Edinboro State Teachers College presents Edward Chadarsy’s The Kind Lady on May 8. The ensemble features Jane Howard of York as Miss Mary Herries with a strong cast including Robert Ulrich Harbortresk Charlotte Weaver and others. Miss Jane S. Lurigate directs the production.
A dense OCR of radio and TV program listings across networks NBC CBS MBS and regional stations. Items include war news features Defense topics Churchion address Youth Republicans Uncle Sam segments The War program blocks and various entertainment hours with opera symphonies talk shows and late night programming.
Miss Murdock was guest speaker at the Meadville gathering of the Methodist Young People. An all day conference of the Women’s Society of Christian Service concluded with her talk on "I Want" during the evening session. Mrs HC Reneau, Mes B.S Dewey, and Mins Bdey Johnson accompanied the group.
Mrs Vinton Akam was honored at a party hosted by C V Hutt with guests including Mrs Russell Little Mrs Howard Gates Mrs William Hauck of Hydetown Mrs William Akam and several others. Gifts were presented to the honoree and her mother Mrs Ida Crawe. A salad and luncheon followed.
A school event featured a full evening program by the divisior and Senior classes including a vocal program with Mary Jewn Sullivan and other named performers. A ballet dance was presented, followed by a card party of eighteen tables with prizes at each table. Mrs Elmer Shuss won the door prize and Regis Burns won the inn keep prize. refreshments were served.
The Women's Christian Temperance Union plans a patriotic tea Tuesday evening at the United Brethren Church. A brief program is planned and refreshments will be served after the event.
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