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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1940
Page
7
Fragmentary report records a Sunday event at an armory involving individuals named James Parsons and others. Details are garbled, but the text mentions attendance and a street or location connected to a person named Wiser Hison and an event in 1980.
A jumble of words references a state primary and cabinet items with scattered names and phrases, suggesting a damaged classified snippet about political matters and a baby related term but lacking clear facts or context.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Samuel and Co and a divine related term, with unclear context and scattered phrases. The readable bits hint at a dispute or division over a matter described as a divine rant, possibly a court or business note, but details remain fragmented and uncertain.
Robert R. Taylor, home on furlough from Newport Naval Training Base, visits parents on Marion Street. Delver and Punxsutawney trips mark visits by Butters, Kinley, Quintiske families. E. C. Reneau to Brockway for MIA district dinner. Erie guests Matt Yohim visit North Center Street. Punxsutawney banquet attends Mrs. Lane Olwell returns from Ripley. Turner and Turner, Boyd, Lawson, Spaulding and others attend events in Bradford, Albion, Tionesta, Saegertown, Youngstown. Families motor, visit relatives in multiple towns. several relocations and job changes noted.
The Woman's Relief Corps in Corry supports a Brookville memorial home and Red Cross efforts, aiding soldiers wives widows and orphans. J J Andrews Relief Corps No 49 began May 20 1886 with officers Fanny Wilson and others, active in charity for 34 years in Corry. Meetings held first and third Thursdays in Masonic hall. 1916 circle formed with birthday campfire monthly. Officers installed January include Mary Kimmy president and Mary Morrison senior vice president.
A daughter was born this morning at Corry hospital to Mr and Mrs Leo Wilcox of Spring Street. Mrs Wilcox was formerly Charlotte Lark. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Guy Darling of Spring Creek this morning at Corry hospital. Mrs Darling was Miss Frances Tripp before marriage.
Alderman G B Porter presided Saturday afternoon as a mother and her daughter wed in two ceremonies. Helyn June Westman of Eyie married Walter Lenard Pietrasiewicz of Eyie, while her mother Rena May Westman of Erie wed Henry Willard Van Ord of Clymer.
Miss Margaret Hower visited a trlenus in tie over the week end. Mrs H Gkinner Jr returned Nash evening from a visit In Cam bridge Springs with her mother, Mrs UO W Miller. AL King and daughter Mar wet Jane returned last evening from Buffalo where they spent the week end with Mrs Kine urother, Mrs Thomas Ragon at the home of Philip Cavle, with their daughter and sister, Mrs Roberta King, student muse at Millard4 Pillmore hospital. Mrs Marion Mercer has left the city to make her home in Eris. Mrs Mercer, an employee of the Raymon Manufacturing Company, was tendered a farewell party prior to her leaving. Mrs GE Bennett of East Smith reel returned last evening from two days in Baltimore Md.
The Spring meeting of the Business and Professional Women's Clubs, District No. 1, was held at the Hotel Lawrence. Miss Josephine Carter of Greenville chaired the afternoon session on urbanization issues. Mary Helen Rowler and Mrs Hele Suld Thompson spoke at a 6:30 dinner in the main dining room, with musical portions and attendees from across the state.
Robert Owen and Corry entertained Cory friends at the Arle Press Glib evening. The Gold Mark Trio performed As Long As We Get Along, a composition by Dr Gwen, one of three recent numbers rising in popularity among friends and a few jazz enthusiasts.
The Board of Review of the Boy Scouts of America District No 10 examined nine scouts from Troop No 70 on Saturday for advancement from Tenderfoot to Second Class. Those passing the second class test were Roger Amy Robert Corbin Robert Parsons Charles Rainostle Tol Rickers Robert Spencer and Dick Spelsman. Board members inspecting the group were Robert Whither Royal Messenger and Ralph B Dewey.
Fragmented, garbled cooking instructions describe mixtures and baking steps for timbales and sauce. Mentions ham timbales baked in water bath, potato preparation with butter and yolks, and a sauce with meat stock, cream, and pepper. Several OCR errors obscure exact measurements and steps. May belong to a mid century recipe column.
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