Hostess Calls for Prompt Attendance at Refreshment Break
A brief note urges guests to be prompt for the light refreshments served, with the hostess emphasizing timely distribution and courteous service during the event.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1925
Page
7
A brief note urges guests to be prompt for the light refreshments served, with the hostess emphasizing timely distribution and courteous service during the event.
With unfavorable weather noted, a major Presbyterian ladies gathering is planned for next Wednesday at 2 Maple Hyenic, hosted by Mrs ACM McDonald. The event marks the culmination of four years of Missionary work, featuring a social hour with musical performances by Lester Stroh, Betts, and others, and a capable committee overseeing arrangements.
Reader notices a garbled classified section urging daily checks for thrift opportunities. Mentions service and chances to find catinf action, but text is incomplete and unclear about specifics.
Williamsport officials announce Central Pennsylvania Lumber Company will launch extensive lumbering across northeastern timberlands in Warren, Forest, and Elk counties. The May to August bark peeling season will demand many skilled workers as the firm expands with direct operations and jobber support in the northwest.
Mrs Jane Ciingaron Mead, longtime Corey resident, died at home in Riples New York Sunday evening. She was 88, in declining health for a year. Survived by two daughters Mrs R I ve of Ripley and Mrs Chariot Thenly of Cape May Court House. Funeral services will be held at the late home Friday afternoon with interment in Pine Grove Cemetery.
A compact note revealing yesterday's crossword solution. The entry lists the final word and key clues solved, indicating a quick update for readers who missed the puzzle page yesterday.
An old ad notes Camphor Water and Lavoptik eye wash for tired or strained eyes. It claims Lavoptik aids weary eyes and offers a free eye cup with purchase, touting its soothing properties and convenience for everyday use.
Puzzle grid contains horizontal and vertical clues with mixed letter patterns and several misspellings. Clues reference musical notes, body parts, objects, and common terms. Several entries include abbreviations and archaic descriptors, with a final note about solution location appearing later.
A dense list of classified categories and instructions appears, detailing subscription rates, ad placement rules, and sections for announcements, lost and found, real estate, vehicles, services, and jobs. The page emphasizes error publishing, mailing orders, and standard rates, with examples of ad formats and a sample notice for an estate executor.
A noted Studebaker advance feature prompts both husband and wife to accept a compromise on their duplex. The husbands favor an open car while wives prefer a closed configuration, signaling a parallel drafting toward a balanced solution.
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