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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1941
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR text references workers and a general administration but provides no clear event or identifiers. No definable people, places, dates, or organizations are readable to form a concrete record. The excerpt lacks coherent facts for a titled news item or summary.
A parade of American women join Santa’s helpers this year. From New York to Vermont they craft gifts, dolls, cards, and clothing for hospital wards, crippled children's homes, and sailors abroad. Notables include Philipa Schuyler and Madeline Gray organizing charity efforts and unique handmade items from walnuts to macaroni necklaces.
Delegates from multiple locals attended the Dairymen's League Sub-District No 178 meeting at Congord Community House with H Marsh presiding. S.A. Stevens reported on eastern market conditions and Emory Grout noted New York Upstate market remained stable. organizers stressed farmer unity.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Becker hosted Sunday guests from Rochester New York including Mrs. George Lanth and Mrs. Walter Merriott.
Mrs John H Fenstermacher of Port Jervis hosted a 4 pm luncheon at Hotel Corry honoring Mary Elizabeth Gillette the bride elect of Rasselás Brown. Guests included Janes Burton Jeanie Titus Jean Piera Shirley Hinman Ernestine Lynn Rachael Graft Mary Loveland Dorotha Mae Rickers and several others.
Make-up should be put on clean skin and applied with clean pads or puffs. Many women who are daintiness itself continue to use puffs until they are revolting to look at and dangerous to apply. They can be washed again and again, except the feathery down ones, by simply swishing them through sudsy lukewarm water until clean, and then using them three or four times in clear lukewarm water.
The wedding of Miss Jean Estes to Archie J. Shepard took place Saturday at 9:30 PM at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Auer. Attending were Miss Evelyn Estes and Stanley Bearts. A dinner followed for immediate family and the couple planned to reside at 206 Summer Street after a short honeymoon.
Instructions describe grilling thin chopped beef patties with barbecue sauce. Half the buns are plain when toasted, then cheese is added to the remaining halves and melted. Melted cheese sandwich is combined with barbecued ham on the plate for serving.
The Ladies Aid Society of Spring Creek plans an annual bag and supper at the community house on Thursday December 4. Light heat will be served for Fehaal children. The afternoon and evening bustier features fish ponds candy winter bouquets aprons and other crafts. A chicken supper will be served at 5 30.
A birthday dinner honors Mrs. C F Bliss at the Maple avenue home of Mr. and Mrs Bliss Friday evening with guests Mr and Mrs J H Castor Mr and Mrs M R Olds and Miss Neylon Schrurkongost attending.
A Saturday afternoon shower at the home of Mrs. Dennis Alexander honored Miss Helen Chlancey of Aiion Giky, who will wed Walter Loveland of Corry this month. Attendees from Corry included Mrs. Nivly Sorenson, Mrs. Joseph Griski, Mrs. Joseph Baressi, and Miss Margaret LePavre.
Elva Owen observed her birthday with a party on Euclid Street Saturday evening attended by twenty two guests. The event featured music and entertainment with refreshments served. Gifts were presented to Miss Owen from Corry Spar Jigbug and Titusville.
Mrs J J Harden of Utica and Mrs H Harden, with Mr and Mrs Frank Decker of Connell Oli, hosted a Sunday dinner at the Bile restaurant honoring the latter's birthday observed Wednesday.
Mr and Mrs Ray Stearns of Harry and Mr and Mrs John Rapp of Warren hosted a Ritz Restaurant dinner Sunday for Mrs Harry Rapp Aldson Raymond of Warren. They honored her as she prepares to spend the winter in Florida, with family guests in attendance.
A recipe fragment describes making a lemon pie filling and transferring it to a pie plate. It mentions covering with pastry and baking in a hot oven at seven hundred degrees Fahrenheit. The text reads as a garbled set of steps from a pie making guide.
The notes describe combining sugar and butter with raisins and lemon, spreading a filling, and baking steps with temperature changes. It appears to be an improvised pastry recipe with seeds and crust instructions.
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