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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1940
Page
5
A fragmentary report shows a public dispute involving an individual nicknamed Roacho Jer and associates. The item hints at a confrontation or clash drawing community attention and commentary. Details remain unclear due to damaged text.
At the Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge meeting in Corry a social hour followed the regular session. BIRTHDAY tributes were paid to three members as refreshments were provided by the committee. Guests included Mrs. Bessie M. Blick of Whiting Ind and remarks were given by visiting relatives.
G T Bergman spoke to nineteen Corry Rotary Club members at the Hotel Corry last evening. The WW veteran described war experiences and urged military and religious training for youths, proposing the song God Bless America be revised to America Bless God. Guest M H Green of Pittsburgh also attended.
The Corry Jamestown Manufacturing Corp entertained at Tarbell's Inn to honor Mrs Harlan Robbins nee Lillian Baker with a formal dinner and cake centerpiece. Afterward guests moved to Mrs John Preno's home for games and visiting amid cheerful camaraderie.
Reports from Corry Town send lab No 1 described delegates from the 29th Congressional district session in Titusville last Saturday and the Conbeaul Lake Bunda mass meeting. National representative Nonemaker announced the town headquarter endorsement of James Lavery of Erie for the Townsend congressional candidate. Lavery will speak at the local club next Tuesday after a supper. Titusville Corry was chosen as the next meeting place on September 9.
Mrs. Roy Hoyt Mrs. Richard West and Mrs. Ralph Ward hosted a gathering at Mrs. Caroline McVaughs home 400 Eue- Vid street last evening honoring Miss Helen Howard whose marriage to LeRoy Hoyt will occur August 1 Guests won awards in bingo with Elsie Hoyt Ralph Ward Jennie Button and Mixx Howard among winners A two course lunch was served. Latta and son of Sharon visited the city today Mr Latta is general manager of the Sharon Herald
Alan Sieklicki was born last evening at Corry hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sieklicki of Wattsburg RD. The mother, formerly Miss Stace Raymont, welcomes the baby and notes family ties in the community.
Mrs Wilbur Lathrop of Brook Street hosted a birthday dinner party honoring Mrs Wilbur Scott. Guests enjoyed a fine dinner at 6:30, birthday decorations, and card games after dessert. Awards were presented to Mrs Duard May and Mrs Ernest Bachelmer. Ice cream followed later in the evening.
A Calver wedding anniversary celebration honored Mr and Mrs Ko Kafferlin and Mr Frank Kafferlin of Spine Creek at an open house hosted by Mr and Mrs Paul Kefferlis. About one hundred relatives and friends attended from Warren, Russell, Columbus, Bearlake, New Castle, Cory, Youngsville, Grove, Gilly, and Jamestown New York. General Manager White of the Pennsylvania Railroad of Pittsburgh transferred through for this special car en route from an inspection. Mrs Ernest Johnson of Houston Texas visited her parents Mr and Mrs Will Heath of Covord Street. Mr John von visited Nashville Tennessee on business.
A jagged, garbled text outlines steps for making cream and parmesan cheese balls and salad additions. It mentions shaping cheese into small balls, mixing with parsley, celery, and dressing, and using wooden paddles for mixing. The fragment references butter-like balls and pink pepper for flavor.
Modernized stuffed eggs recipe uses hard boiled eggs filled with a mixture of minced meat and chopped plokie.
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