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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1941
Page
5
A garbled OCR fragment mentions names and actions but yields no clear event or facts. The readable text provides little to identify persons, places, or reliable details for a proper summary or headline.
The article notes Helena Rubinstein promoting a new Apple Red line of cosmetics and Pacific Mills releasing Apple Red fabric designs in mercerized Sanforized cotton with fast color. It also offers a simple honeyed grapefruit dessert idea and mentions Miss Trehe Smith visiting Titusville friends Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Barnes.
A collage of notable women and social happenings features Ruth Denish, Ruth Bernst ein, and Mary Wyver among others, detailing careers in diamonds, astronomy, and dance. Includes society visits, travel plans, and reflections on fashion and public appearances in a mid-century New York context.
A fragment discussing swimwear fashion at social events. It critiques midriff exposure, one-piece suits, low backs, and waistlines while advising modesty and fit. The tone resembles a fashion column urging sensible choices for women, noting silhouettes may affect overall appearance.
An ad touts Thompson's Horsoma Tablets claimed to boost kidney function and urinary output to improve health, reduce headaches and tired feelings, with a cheaper 25 cent Golden Lax tablet option for constipation. It emphasizes affordable remedies and bright health outcomes despite dubious claims.
Miss Mary Kolstee of Spring Street, talented young soprano, visits Chautauqua Institution to sing in La Bohème on August 5 and 11 and perform in Old First Night at the amphitheatre tomorrow evening. She is guest of Miss Olive Wright at Keystone cottage and is a member of the junior and senior choirs.
Miss Rebecca O Bell daughter of Mr and Mrs BR Bell of 24 Mottaireet and Robert A Wilson son of Mr and Mrs H Wilson of Clarendon were married this morning at St Thome by Rev Francis J Graves. Mrs Edmund J Barr played music and Miss Beckwith sang. The bride wore white dotted swiss with sweetheart neckline and veil. bridesmaids wore pink gowns. A wedding breakfast followed for 25 relatives and friends. The couple will reside in a newly furnished apartment in Clarendon.
A fragmentary radio program list shows various tuning nights with performances by the Chicago Symphony CBS and NBC Blue networks plus acts like Amos and Andy and Riverboat shows. The note mentions Mister Gloria and Sally Sullivan returning home after six weeks in Buffalo Utica Sylvan Beach and North Tonawanda, N.Y.
A memorial shower was held Saturday from 4 to 5 PM honoring Miss Rebecca Bell who was married this morning. Hostesses were Miss Hlaine Foster and Miss Dorotha Mae Rikers. More than fifty guests attended with table settings in blue and white and carnations and bachelor buttons as centerpieces. The guest of honor received many gifts and notable attendees included Miss Shirley Swit of Edinboro Miss Frances Sell Miss Ethel Beck of Erie Mrs Jack Harrison of Lawrence Park Miss Mary Mivine Sears of Warsaw NY Miss Jean Sweetland of Youngsville.
Miss Provence Damon and Bernat Porter were wed in a morning ceremony at the Wide family home in Spring Creek. Rev. Jan Waite officiated as relatives witnessed. The couple plans a Kentucky and West Virginia honeymoon then residence at Springs Creek. The bride is a Corry High graduate and Edinboro State Teachers College alumna and a Columbus High School teacher. the groom works at Raymond Manufacturing.
Scout Troop No 89 of the United Brethren Church will depart this evening for a week of camping at George Foss’s ranch near West Spine Creek. Rev H Hardy and Tyran Bennick will lead during the day, with Scoutmaster Floyd Boucher and assistants Robert Fleming and Burton Still in charge. A list of campers includes Coral Mesher Richard Davis Thomas Reed Ronald Bergman Charles Bugbee Jr Harold Doneberty Gle McKinney Neil Smuhs David Knapp Arthur Thompson Kenneth Harvey and Richard Hurst.
Corporal J. J. Burke of the Pennsylvania Motor Police gave a talk at the Corry Grange No. 58 meeting on the dangers of reckless driving. The program included group singing and a business session followed.
Grange members and families are invited to a picnic on Saturday August nine at the home of Mr and Mrs Harry Kimmey. Coffee will be furnished. Visitors include Phillip Burns formerly of Corry Mrs Kathryn Burns and Bernard Burns of Chicora Pa and Agnes Blaha who returned to work in South Bend Ind after visiting.
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