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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1940
Page
5
A fragmentary line hints at a seating or meeting note involving Reban and Ned with a focus on ionmins. The readable portion suggests a preliminary item or agenda point rather than a full event, leaving ambiguity about date or context.
Christmas eve and holiday visits stretch across Pittsburgh and Union City. Mr Fallon retires home, Mrs Fallon formerly Miss Mary Rhinehart remains for a week. Mr and Mrs C J Aymong spend Christmas at Union City with Mr and Mrs M E Danner. Jack and Dorothy Aymong send Christmas vacation to their grandparents, Mr and Mrs M P Danner, of Union City.
Harsh soaps and cold winds harm skin. Coffey's Quick Relief Balm is advertised to soothe, cool, and restore health to chapped hands with regular use. Guaranteed satisfaction or money back.
Mr and Mrs Lawrence C Nichols hosted a family gathering at their West Washington street home honoring Mrs Maude Nichols the visiting mother ice cream and cake were served to a large group including Mrs Maude Nichols Mr J A Nichols Mr and Mrs Lyle Walrous and children Jimmy Joyce and Harris Mrs Hilda Watson Miss Berdena Nichols Miss Lois Nichols Mrs Neva Nichols Donald Nichols Mr and Mrs James W Nichols Harold Beson Leval Gorringe Mrs Donna Martin of Jamestown N Y and Frank Olson of Uniontown Mr and Mrs Charles Wales Mercer formerly Corry were holiday visitors with relatives Capt and Mrs F A Bogart PL Bragg N C and Seth Hoard New York City were guests of L Weeks and family of Mott street
Madame Elsa Schiaparelli plans to skip American Christmas traffic and cross the Atlantic to craft a spring collection under wartime constraints. She vows to substitute for silk stockings and craft rainproof hats and subway-appropriate garments while keeping couture alive. Her inventive past, like a chain-fastened suit from dog leashes, signals bold innovation as she, and other women, navigate shortages and city life during winter. The piece also sketches festive social notes and local holiday visitors across cities, plus brief mentions of names and travel tied to season celebrations.
Five children helped the President inspect presents at the White House Christmas gathering. Debutante Joan, daughter of Secretary of the Treasury, will be second debutante honored with a dance in eight years. The morning service included a call for aid to suffering humanity.
Miss Bertha Taylor of Bu rford Conn and Dr. F M Redinger of Erie wed at Aylin Hill Congregational Church Hartford on Christmas Eve. The Rev Dr Elden E Miller of West Hartford officiated. The couple’s families include ministers and a Connecticut State School for the Blind director. After a wedding trip they will reside part year in Wesl eyville Conn and part year in Detroit Mich.
Miss Mary Delehunt daughter of Joseph F Delehunt of Uniontown married John F Connors of Pittsburgh at St John’s Church Uniontown. Attendants included Miss Helen Delehunt and Dr Carl R Flecker. A reception followed and couple plan a trip to Asheville NC before settling at 98913 North Center Street. He is a South Hills High School graduate and instructor at Carlow Institute.
A daughter was born at Corry Hospital to Mr and Mrs Sherman Spwuldine of East South Street. The brief birth notice confirms the new arrival and family location.
Tyle Thayes of Youngsville and Mrs W L Durham of Coutersile and Nic and Mrs A Durtian of Pittsburgh along with Mrs James Hunter and three children of Titusville were guests of Mr and Mrs KS Doran. Mrs Ask Moore of West Washington fell Tuesday to make her home for the winter with Mr and Mrs Reed Johnson of Wattshurs. Mr and Mrs Harold Rauscher and daughters Barbara and Kay spent Christmas with Mrs Rauscher's mother Mrs L B Wilcox at Eris. Mrs Emma Stis left today for Brie called by the death of her brother Join Nelson. The Australian platypus is a combination of fish, bird and animal.
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