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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1939
Page
5
A local department head plans to retire this year after forty years of service. The independent public figure from Belk is said to be moving to Oklahoma to enjoy a quieter life. Community leaders note the long tenure and upcoming transition.
A wide review of recent books on naval hero John Paul Jones and contemporary works on American neutrality and society. Notable titles include Duncan Aikman and Elsh Alless analysis of peace and neutrality, Mari Sandow’s Capital City as a grim novel, Simon Strunsky’s The Living Tradition, and Five Americans and a Scotsman’s K2 expedition account.
A stream of fashion chatter touts knitted earmuffs as a stylish defense against cold. The clever design claims to hold hair in place, creating a chic, practical accessory likely to catch on as winter style.
Reporters track a string of wristwatch losses labeled as a puzzling incident in England. Police are examining recent thefts as owners claim undisclosed damage and unclear motive amid a flurry of similar incidents.
The Menton Society held a small evening gathering at North Center street to announce the engagement of Miss Hazel Snowlton and George Altim both of the city. A pink and silver luncheon featured gifts for guests and a booklet noting the engagement was given to each attendee.
Miss Jennie Czech of Spartansburg and Stanley Butcher of Corry wed in a St Thomas church ceremony. The bride wore a white lace princess gown with pearls, carried a sweetheart bouquet, with Christine Dee as bridesmaid and Wayrence as best man. A wedding breakfast followed at the bride's parents home in Spartumsburg. After December bi Mr and Mrs Butcher will reside at Spring and Fairview Shells. The groom is employed at We Hotel Corry.
Members of the Friendship Club met yesterday afternoon at Mrs B C Judd’s Liberty home for a pleasant session of fancy work and visiting. She served lunch as plans formed for a Christmas party including a tree and dinner to be held at the home of Mr and Mrs Dick Cowmeen on Wednesday December 13.
Girl Scout Troop No 39 met Friday evening at the Presbyterian church where nine girls passed second class. Miss Blaine Baight led the flag ceremony and Miss Jeanne Mould chaired the cleanup committee. Visitors included Margaret Reberin and Jeni Skin Merrily Stooks served as substitutes for this week.
Mrs W W Hammond entertained members of her club at her home on West Broderick Street. Cards were enjoyed and refreshments served for guests including Mrs J H Odsier and others. Nearby, a note mentions a museum about great violin makers Stradivarius Amati and descendants, drawing hundreds of visitors yearly.
Frieda G. Ailller, named by Sark State to the post of city industrial commissioner, is assigned duties in New York City. The appointment comes amid discussions on minimum wage and labor policies impacting local industry and workers.
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Filey Hopkins at 21 West Pleasant Street. Mrs Hopkins was formerly Miss Lucile Ger, in a brief local birth notice reflecting a new addition to the family.
The junior class presented a lively comedy titled Tish featuring Kenneth O. 18 and Miss Doris, with local names such as Aggie Autumn Gol and Marilyn Patips. The plot unfurls around a Mexican hotel and a theft mystery, delivering wit, romance, and ensemble humor to a crowded audience.
A Corry Sournal home service feature suggests quick affordable macaroni meals to ease Christmas prep. It presents Macaroni with Vegetables, Goulash style, and a basic leftover pasta dish, noting cheap ingredients, simple steps, and serving ideas for extended family meals.
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