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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1939
Page
5
A damaged OCR fragment yields unreadable references and names. The readable text offers no clear events or entities to identify, making a concise headline and summary infeasible without additional context.
The Lieut Clyde D Wilcox Post and auxiliary of the Spanish American Wars held their annual Grove City reunion with over 150 attendees at the picnic. Local members including Mr and Mrs William May Mr and Mrs Albert Anderson Mrs Iyle Foster Walter Arnold and others joined speeches and a fine repast. Many residents from Erie Jamestown and nearby towns visited or hosted relatives during the weekend event and related social gatherings.
V F W members from multiple counties attended the Northwestern Counties Council meeting in Kane at the Knights of Pythians hall. Commander Homer Fitch led routine business while 5 lunch was served by the Kane Ladies Auxiliary. A program at Twin Lakes followed and the next meeting is slated for Clarion.
A large crowd totaling about 1400 attended the Cattle Dealers annual outing Sunday at Merrill's Grove west of Union City. Attendees enjoyed varied entertainment including musical numbers and boxing bouts. Nestes of Union City B C won the prize row. organizers Mr and Mrs Elmer Ross and others called the event among the most successful. Also noted was the forty third Bull Hankin reunion at the Kinga home of Clyde and Mrs English, with guests Mr and Mrs Walter Gulick of Gonneaut Ohio visiting from Gotty.
Mr and Mrs W C Marvin celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary with an open house at their Columbus home Sunday attended by over a hundred guests from Meadville Bear Lake Corry Jamestown and Cambridge Springs. Their two sons Paul of Hamilton Ohio and Hugh of Cambridge Springs joined the family dinner. The couple married August 6 1889 at Community bar and spent most of their married life in Meadvill a. Marvin has worked for the Erie railroad much of his life. Refreshments served 2 to 5 o clock.
A wedding for Miss Florence Smith and Jack Linendoll was held after the morning service at Harmaushis Presbyterian Church on August 6. Williem Linendoll of Buffalo served as best man. The couple planned a brief wedding trip before Linendoll begins duties as pastor of the Panama Baptist Church. Linendoll is a former Corry resident, son of Mrs Ida Linendell.
The M M Sorority is to meet this evening at 9 o'clock at Miss Mary Kathryn Miller's home on North Center Street. A social session is planned, with a dancing party to follow Friday night at Corry Country Club from 10 to 2 featuring David Salvey and his orchestra. The event honors the senior members and includes guests.
Two newborn sons were welcomed this week. Mr and Mrs Opal Miles announce a son born Sunday afternoon at Corry Hospital in Spritng Creel. Mr and Mrs Pret Cox report a son born May 2 at Corry Hospital.
A film star, Jon Bennett, wears a smart sports outfit featuring two white channel sweaters and a soft white angora undershirt. One sweater contrasts with Quarser kenitted wool in red white and edged with bile tones, highlighting a bold, period style.
Corry Grange No. 85 held a Saturday evening meeting in the Horn Block hall. Members discussed rescheduling September meetings to the second and fourth Saturdays due to large attendance at the Walisburg Pair. Pauline Swanson resigned as lecturer. Beho Alam elected to fill the vacancy and to serve as delegate to the Lecturers conference at Siwe College August 15-18. The program featured radio broadcast discussions aiding farmers, duets by Warner and Clarence McCray, a recitation by Shimmy Warm, and closed with God Be With You Till We Meet Again.
Announcement states a school reunion at Clymer Central School on Friday August for teachers students and Tarmer students. An ome dinner will be served at 1 o'clock and attendees are asked to bring their own table service and a tureeti.
George McMahon hosted a social gathering at 108 East Washington Street honoring William Kettering of this city. Several local residents attended, with guests including Gilbert Reed Edward Hyos Merle Besson Ernest McMichaels and Ruth Shumaker from Cochranton Pa. A fine supper followed the card party as neighbors shared greetings and a pleasant evening.
Peach Cream Pie is described as a refreshing alternative to the regular peach pie with a creamy topping instead of a top crust. The article provides baked and unbaked variations, crust and filling proportions, temperatures, and steps including peeling, slicing, sugar, cream, butter, and pastry details for single and two crust pies.
On August 1 Pittsburgh wholesale produce demand was fair with apples and cabbage showing strength and diverse prices for peaches, lettuce, tomatoes, and other fruits. By August 7 livestock remained steady with cattle and hogs trading at similar ranges, while butter and poultry showed weakness and gradual activity faded into dullness across the market.
A strike at Packard Motor Car Company in Detroit was sanctioned by Local 190 of the UAW GIO over recognizing the UAW-GIO as exclusive bargaining agent. International board approval is needed before a nationwide strike, marking Packard as the third big automaker affected in the UAW-GIO jurisdictional battle amid broader labor actions involving GM plants.
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