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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1940
Page
5
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A garbled OCR fragment mentions exploration of a home and potential entities in a local context. The readable parts are unclear, with no definite people organizations places or dates to anchor a report. The piece appears as a stray line from a larger page.
An old home fashion note advises washing doeskin gloves with a teaspoon of vinegar in lukewarm suds and a clear rinse to preserve color, warning quick washing prevents heavy color loss. It highlights America produced suedes, praising a four button slip-on glove with smocking trim in Port Wine or Promenade Green.
Mrs. Frederick H. Beall, president of the Corry Council of P T A s, announced a PTA conference at Indiana State Teachers College in Indiana Pa on Friday September 27 at 2 PM. Dr. Garry Cleveland Myers and Mrs. Myers will be principal speakers. reservations due by September 25. Strong educators from across the state will lead sessions and a dinner.
Mrs. Frank Osberg of Cleveland visits as her mother Mrs. Charles Kinley of West Bond Street improves. Zelny Taylor and Helen Jones drop by Erie area. Families from Marton Union City and Butler enjoy visits, dinners, and trips to Beaver Falls Pittsburgh and Erie. News covers weddings, world’s fair plans, funerals in Erie and Butler, and a party at West Washington Street with awards and prizes.
Grove City Miss Dorothy Perrine gains notice as the first Mercer County resident featured in PM New York’s illustrated paper. She is studying to be a professional model or interior decorator and is shown as a model for Chautauqua art classes in this recognition.
Triple Threat Henley Hill, announcer for WLWO, an international short-wave companion station to WLW, thinks in English yet broadcasts in Portuguese and answers much mail from Central and South America in Spanish. Hill is a native of Brazil and has lived in the United States for ten years.
A daughter was born this morning at Corry hospital to Mr and Mrs WH Ham Nichols of 512 South Cester street. Miss Nichols was formerly Ruth Holfac.
Fine Grove Playhouse at Cambridge Springs announces its final week of the season. The summer program features two productions including The Sweetey Thdd with William L. Berman and Carol Hill delivering standout performances, followed by Clare Booth's Margin for Furore, opening a week of shows with nightly curtains at 8 15.
Sisters Gertrude Chaffee and Evelyn Chaffee set for a double wedding tomorrow at the Union City residence of Meg and Mrs. Leon Chajtes. Gertrude will wed Gwyn Slunix and Evelyn will marry Perry Avod, with both brides graduates of Utority City High School. The event features local names and a shift in family ties as authorities consider a name change for a foster son in Brie County.
Miss Paula A Parker daughter of Mr and Mrs Prank Parker of Market street in Union City became the bride of Richard V Mountain son of Mr and Mrs Clarence A Mountain of St Church Street Union City. The ceremony was held at 11 o clock this morning at the First Methodist Church Union City with Rev Wy Hewitt officiating. A small reception followed at Hotel Congdon. The bride is a Union City High School graduate class of 1983 and will reside temporarily in Union City while Mr Mountain a Pony High School graduate class of 1985 is employed by Aero Supply Company.
An evening of music and dance sponsored by Beiys at Corry Country Club. Mrs Hawaed J Sheen and notable ladies present as Preddie Eines and his orchestra provide a 10 PM to 2 AM dinner and dancing program for members and guests.
Miss Dorothy Mixer honored at a bridal shower on Congress Street hosted by friends. Cards provided entertainment and yard games yielded prizes for Mrs Paul Auer and Miss Mixer. Refreshments served to guests including Mrs Francis McNulty and others, with Mixer receiving several gifts.
A mother of three details a hardy beef stew menu that feeds a family well. The guide covers ingredients like beef, potatoes, celery, onions, parsley, dumplings, and seasonings, with step by step cooking times and serving notes, reflecting home kitchen practice.
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