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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1941
Page
13
A distorted text fragment references places and events, mentioning trains stations, protection, rain, horses, and wartime notes. It includes garbled names and unclear actions, offering no coherent person, place, or date to anchor a full news item.
Corry residents, including Mary Graving and Katherine Anji Mead, attended a dinner at the Hotel Lawrence in Erie in honor of Rev. Raymond Geiger retired editor. Bishop Mark Gannon presided as Mig N. Troy Gillette returned from Pittsburgh after medical treatment. Local visitors Mary Jean Mooney and Harry Pratt were noted at the Mooney home in Erie.
Mrs. Basil B. Campbell of Ottawa travels to promote Canada defense efforts by selling cards and collecting items for the war cause. She has lectured in New York and California, met Americans, and drawn attention for her glamorous public presence, while juggling duties as a saleswoman and social worker. The piece notes her background, travels, marriage, and links to defense programs, with various local society updates and weddings interwoven.
Helen R Glancey daughter of Mr and Mrs S D Glancey Union City wed Walter Loveland son of Mr and Mrs W E Loveland King Street in a ceremony Saturday at 2 30 pm at the couple s newly furnished Putnam Street home Rev W J Hewit of the local M E church officiated in the presence of close relatives A brief reception followed and the couple departed for a short wedding trip Attending from Corry were Mr and Mrs W E Loveland Mr and Mrs W H Lovelane Mr Joseph Briskey and Mr and Mrs Niels Sorenson Mrs Loveland a sithographer in Union City offices of Attorney FP F McClintock and Mr Loveland employed by Raymond Manufacturing Company.
A son was born this morning at Corry Hospital to Mr and Mrs Donald Houser of Corry R D 2. The family announced the birth as part of the daily society notices in the local paper.
Sunday afternoon engagement celebration at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Prank Scalise in Warren marked the engagement of their daughter Miss Ida Scalise to Hatpl Chiriouzia Jr the son of Mr. and Mrs Ralph Chiri evaia of Piatt Avenue No date has been set for the marriage Attending were John Ral Mary Arm and MS Carl Chisienzio from Corry with others from North Hast ond Warren.
Miss Maushe Spaulding entertained fifteen friends at her South Center Street home Saturday evening. The host, aided by her mother, served refreshments after games were played and enjoyed.
Corry Bible class at Salvation Army hall on East Washington Street heard Rev Richard Miller recently returned missionary from Africa Liberia describe his work and motives. Meeting featured music by the Hamilton College male quartet. Next week’s session will be held on Luther’s Day with Rudolph Bachother in charge.
St Thomas Usher Society members met after the communion service and breakfast at the Ritz Reg tara Pla foyer. Rev Anthony Robswvewski coordinated the Ash planet event in January with Allin Dempsey James Feesley Hobbs Wotus and Arthur Schepp ner assisting with arrangements.
Girl Scout Troop No 29 held an annual Christmas party at the Presbyterian church with Mrs C Bennedrt presiding. The program featured a play The Nigal Bethe Christmas sung by Judy Murle Zatimijas Chat and neighbors Beverly Rawsonhes and Marilyn Hawks among others performed.
A garbled note describes household routines and safety with a focus on washing and drying razors. It mentions Lowel and Jone in a domestic setting, highlighting easier maintenance and the aim to prevent cuts while keeping a washer and basin. The text remains unclear but centers on practical hygiene.
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