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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1941
Page
5
A damaged clipping discusses ambiguous terms and names related to Greece and possibly law or ranks. The text is incomplete and lacks clear subjects or events, preventing a precise summary or identification of individuals, organizations, or dates.
A partial OCR fragment mentions aviation and numbers such as 4 and 5 in relation to an issue. It references a demand or improvement context and appears to be part of a legal or administrative discussion. No clear people or organizations are identifiable from the readable text.
Fr and Mrs Glenn Tytcas announce the marriage of Myrtle Livens Nichols to Ralph S Findley on February 12 at the Methodist church. Attendants were Velma Nichols and Lloyd Whitcomb. The couple will reside in Corry and the groom works for Berkeley Engineering Co.
Lorace Brynson formerly of Corry will sing tenor in Mendelssohn St Paul at the Master Institute Riverside Drive New York City. Washington Heights Oratorio and Choral Society conducts with Hunter Sawyer. Other soloists include Miss Tandley Mrs Armstrong Richard Byrer Miss Fae Helen Rool Victor Feliccin and Martin Holmes. Victor Tal Tarico to accompany.
Mrs. William Werle remembered at First Lutheran Church funeral service in Warren. Community gathers for deaths, travels, and school event highlights with names like May, Dimmick, Grady, Hemingway, Kinwild, Wilcox Camp, and De Rosay.
A Valentine Dutch Treat hosted at the Y Center on First Avenue drew a merry crowd last evening. Miss Fanny Malone and Miss Tris Smit organized the event with Mrs. P. J. Downey and Miss Becy Merrick as chaperones. Musical games and contests engaged attendees while Martha Duick Teresa Bogniac Mary Jean Kolstee and Doris Price assisted with pro fam duties.
Mrs W Scott hosts a birthday tea for her mother Mrs A J May at 131 East Congress Street. About twelve guests attend as Mrs Scott and Mrs Cynthia Armitage preside. Mrs May 85 in fine health has eight children living in Corry Spar t ensburg Cleveland Davenport Los Angeles and elsewhere.
The Rebekah Helping Hand club met Thursday afternoon in the I. O. O. F hall with twenty nine members present. The session was devoted to quilting. The committee for the meeting included Mug, Glenn Eldred, Mrs. Gertrude Aik and Mie, H. W. Jewel. Last meeting’s committee was Mrs. Morris Bernstein, Mrs. Sarah Zulaneck and Mrs. Orca Fritz.
The Court Conception No. 33 Callloe Daughters of America met last evening with Mrs. Leo C. Hoylen as grand regent presiding. Mrs. J. A. Cassidy was named program chairman for the year and bingo night shifted to Tuesdays. Mrs. Paul Phelps and her committee served a dessert lunch to twenty members.
Fifteen members of the junior group at St Pauls Lutheran-Cutch enjoyed a skiing and tobogganing party last evening. Later in the evening a cold supper was served at the church.
A son was born this morning at Corry hospital to Mr and Mrs Joseph Swiderski of Corry RD 2. Mrs Swiderski was formerly Emma Splekier.
Mrs Marlon Rumbaugh hosted Sew and So Club members at her Spring Street home. After an enjoyable evening, a salad lunch was served. The club will meet in two weeks at Mrs Nellie Merker's East Pleasant Street home.
The United Bretisren In Christ church group met Thursday with thirty seven members and twelve visitors. Devotional led by Mrs Willis Price opened the meeting. They planned bundles for the Briwin drive and World Day of Prayer observance at the Methodist church. A program featured Mrs Charles Bughee, a dramatized play The Well of Sin and musical numbers.
The Kiwanis Club held a ladies night gathering last evening at Hotel Corry. W D Knowlton and H J Sheen led group singing during dinner as president John Connors spoke briefly. The night included games and card play after the meal.
A dense listing of radio and network programs across NBC CBS and other stations. Mentions Under Secretary of War Patterson, Debsman Labor and Defense, Alec Teti Pletor, Lucille Manners, Information Please, Immortal Gentlemen, Wings of Destiny, Laugh N Swing, and various concerts and forums. Includes times, call letters, and program titles with scattered locations and dates.
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