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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1940
Page
5
In this brief notice the Union’s anniversary is honored with reference to a famed poet whose death and influence are noted. The piece mentions a historic milestone and the enduring impact of the poet on literature and culture.
A wide survey reviews multiple titles across fiction and non fiction. It discusses Wallace Stegner on a Canadian distant homestead and a historical novel by Zsolt de Harsanyi, plus works by Humphrey Neill Alyse Simason and others. It notes European reception, wartime contexts, and literary craft.
Missionary groups in the city joined world groups to observe the World Day of Prayer with a 2:30 pm service at First Baptist Church. About fifty attended as Mrs. Mary Porter Mrs. J. B. Cogan and Mrs. EL. Wanger delivered short messages. Music featured a vocal trio of Mrs. O. A. Johnson Mrs. W. Marsh and Mrs. Irvin Young with Harold Fish and Miss Edith Crosby performing solo pieces. An offering supported the National Council of Churches Women for missionary work.
Last evening a youth temperance council session drew young attendees. Lyle Betts presided with Mrs E A Hook leading Bible study. guest speakers from Hill included Jessie Gifford, May Belle Boks, Esther Gifford, Alma Rowland, Beverly Rowland, with readings and musical numbers by Janet Smith and Evelyn Pensyll and piano by Lyle Bemis.
A fragmented catalog lists miners unions and a mix of book titles and authors. It references United Mine Workers of America in Columbus and mentions a 1940s anniversary, alongside various literary works and authors with unclear connections.
Mrs Henry Halfast was present Thursday afternoon as five members attended the W M A of the United Church in Christchurch. World Day of Prayer observed under Mrs Robert Reagle, with short business led by president Mr Hugh Mosher. Lunch served by hostess committee. Various members and guests noted with travel, visits, and church events including World Day of Prayer observances and local social gatherings across several towns.
A February evening gathering hosted by Miss Edith Sperry at her East Pleasant Street home featured Miss Jeannette Patterson, soon to marry Gerald Thompson. Awards went to Miss Eoin Johan and Miss Louise Whteley. guests included Misses Haiya Johnson, Marjorie Young, Louise Wilteley, Anna Romenosky, Susan Petmeco, and Edward Ronoh. time included a Valentine Day themed salad and dessert.
Amos Bible class of United Brethren in Christs chapel met at Mr and Mrs Robert Davis on West Wajnis Street with thirty members present. BE MicOliiteck led the business meeting followed by an inspiration devo in charge of the Davises and Hught Moshe. Mrs Harold Fishy presented the program with singing and scripture reading. Refreshments followed.
A long dinner party was hosted last evening at 290 South Center Street to honor Mr gid Mra and guests including Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Howl of Psn Yath N, as they attended in the city residence.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion met at homes on North Center Street for a business session. Plans were made for a bingo party to be held next Tuesday evening in the Legion bingo rooms in the Hom block, followed by social hour with refreshments provided by Mrs. George Andrus and Mrs. Frank Schrader.
A dated, garbled guide outlines coffee making rules emphasizing cleanliness. It advises washing the pot after each use, scalding with boiling water, and avoiding dishwater for the pot, with various dosing suggestions and cautions about serving hot coffee immediately.
The second Live-Wire class of the Methodist church met last evening at 25a Franklin Street. A business session was held and a social period featured Valentine exchanges. Members present included Florence Sims Mildred Lewis Marjorie Capwell Charlotte Hillour Opal Hull Audrey Patterson and Mrs Chapman.
The Young People's Sunday School class of Ue Outed Brethron in Christchurch elected officers at a meeting last night at Miss Phyllis Mechine tock home on West Wayne street. Betty Strout was elected president, Stanley Van Taesel vice president, Miss McCuntock secretary, and Miss Helen Bush treasurer. Games were played and thirteen members attended, with a lunch served.
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