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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1941
Page
5
A fragmentary item mentions anti aging efforts and insurance aspects. The readable text hints at policy or program details but lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes. Further context would clarify the action, participants, and sponsoring organization.
A garbled OCR line mentions Texas and Florida with scattered fragments that reference individuals, dates, and locations. The readable bits point to people and places but lack coherent events or clear context to form a complete news item.
A column reviews several books and a military history title. Richmond Barrett’s Good Old Summer Days surveys Newport and other resort towns with sharp portraits and wry critique. Irving J. Lee’s Language Habits in Human Affairs is praised for a clean systematization of semantics. Philip Hanson Hiss’s Bali review deconstructs Balinese dance and culture for Western readers. A two-author history, Automatic Arms, surveys firearms development from early multi-barrel guns to modern rifles, noting inventors often outpaced military procurement.
A quiet Christmas Eve wedding united Miss Felon Caster of Columbus and Clair Damon of Spring Greek in the home of Rev. W H Garnett Spartens bars. Attendants included Mr. and Mrs Robert Hopkins. The couple will reside in Spring Greek with the groom employed by Acra Supply Company.
W Pitt Gifford gave the St John Day address for Corry Lodge No 305 B and A Y M and Columbus Royal Arch Chapter No 200, praising patriotism within a Mason tone. Officers were installed, a banquet by Corry Civic Orchestra followed, and local families attended the weekend gathering with guests from Erie Union City Spartanburg and Rochester.
Mr and Mrs Andrew Johnson of Flocadiili Hill hosted forty Dingfelder relatives for a Christmas dinner. The event featured sifts and an enjoyable family time with out of town guests Abe rvent Mr and Mrs Ray Dingfelder Hirepsoi and others from Birle Youngsville and Buffalo locales.
Acacia Club issues invitations for its annual Christmas dancing party. The event for members and guests takes place Monday evening at the Masonic Temple. Dancing begins at 10 and continues until 2 or 4 with a well known band. Committee chair Duane Fogte leads planning for a pleasant evening.
A quirky note places the phrase Remember Pearl Harbor as a battle cry in a New York fashion setting. Phyllis Dobson, a model, stands prominent among other items, with emphasis on her appearance and presence in the scene.
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Ralph Balley of Cony Rot 3. The birth announced in local notices names the Balley family and location, noting the new arrival and household residence.
Twelve girls from Mrs. Charles Patterson's Sunday School class gathered at Barbara Harvey's home for a Christmas party. They enjoyed games and entertainment, followed by refreshments and gift exchanges in a warm, festive setting.
Announcement states the engagement and upcoming marriage of Miss Betty Dolan of Nori East Road and Corry Wright of Ajax Works. The wedding is set for New Year’s Day with details about residences and employment noted in the notice.
N. B. Club members enjoyed a ham dinner at Fe Rix Restaurant then gathered at Mrs. Paul Daniels home on Parks Street for a business meeting and social hour with singing. Mrs Daniels and Mrs Byron Pileh served Christons pure ding. Santa Clauses with sleighs delivered gifts. Andrew Moart of Buffalo, NF attended as guest. Next meeting set for Mrs. Emia Rosatile’s home. Phillip W. Coyle of Predonia has refused to his home after Christmas with sister Mrs. TJ. Ragon on West Chucheh Street.
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