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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1941
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR mentions a place Kingston and work related to engines or machinery. No clear人物, dates, or organizations readable. The text is too damaged to determine a coherent event or outcome.
A fragmentary OCR item mentions a local event with unclear date and participants. Readable bits refer to a community gathering and possible notes on location and time, but essential specifics are missing.
The annual Dorcas Class Tea at the Methodist church drew 175 guests. Entertainment by Gene Parsons and others featured vocal and instrumental numbers, a play titled Thursdays at Home, and a refined refreshments service.
Mrs Fontes led the Young Peoples Society of the Baptist Church with Maude Porter as president and Kathleen Peiffer as vice president. Officers elected for the year include Lawrence Porter secretary and Conrad Monroe assistant secretary. Refreshments were served by Mrs Belman. Navy men James and Donald Sickler visited during seven days of leave with relatives in Spring Creek. Various local residents and visitors were noted at gatherings and errands across the area.
Lt. A. W. Thompson Post 264 and Ladies Auxiliary plan the tenth annual Hello America radio program at the post home on West Washington Street. A dinner at 7 and a variety show lead to 11:40 PM with NBC Blue network airing Chief Joseph C. Menendez outlining National Defense Aims and recruit obligations.
The WFOW Ladies Auxiliary held a Washington birthday party at a West Washington home with initiation of Mrs. Burch Gordon. They planned a farewell dinner for Company A at St. Edward’s Hall and served supper before the Hello America program.
The Luella Deyo Club No. 5 held a dinner and installation at the Masonic Hall with Patriotic colors on display. Officers installed included Gladys Hotehuss as President and Charlotte Mulligan as Vice President, among others. Edith Wells led musical entertainment by The Swingeites under Max Gregory.
Mrs Wayne Wilson hosted yesterday at her home a party honoring Mrs Russell King. Guests included Mrs Ralph Bailey Mrs Clair Fenno Mrs Hazel Gates Mrs Newell Gates Mrs Forest Adams and daughter Onal Mrs Donald Gates Mrs Charles Swann and daughter Mrs Etta Swann and Mrs Delling. Mire Wilson served a light lunch. The guest of honor received numerous gifts.
A Women’s Relief Corps regular meeting at the Masonic Temple followed a campfire program. A tureen dinner was served at 12 20 o'clock with Washington's birthday decorations and a birthday cake for Mrs. Alma Gardner who celebrates her first birthday this Saturday.
The Mary and Martha class of the Presbyterian church held a social at Mrs C Wallace’s West Pleasant street home with 33 members. Hostesses Mrs William Johnson and Mrs Marie Dickson assisted. A visiting committee was appointed and Valentines and new cries were chosen for another year. The next meeting will be at Mrs Walter Scott’s North Center street with hostesses Mrs W G Cox and Mrs J W Bickers and entertainment arranged by Mrs Russell Beckwith and Miss Marion Smith.
Mrs. John Hallett of La Paz Bolivia gave an informative talk on her work with the American Institute in La Paz and the local districts. The event at Mrs. J B Patterson’s home featured devotions led by Mrs. Ida Linendell and a social reception afterward.
The Corry Teachers Association entertained sixty Rotarians and teachers at the annual banquet in the Horn block. A turkey dinner was served by C. D. Reid. The program featured group singing, baritone solos by Jeny Lansbury, and a talk by Edwin A. Rowlands on "The Value of a Hobby" drawn from collecting autographs of over 3,000 prominent people.
Members of the Impossible Eight Club were entertained by Mrs. Jack Krone at the home of Mrs. H. A. Sorenson on Ridge Street Tuesday evening. Awards for cards were won by Miss Lucille Root and Mrs. George Koester. Mrs. Clarence Huth was a guest of the club.
Mrs Russell Little entertained members of the New Bridge Chit at her Corry D. 1 home. Attending were Mrs C V Hunt Mrs George McQuiston Miss V O Akam Mrs Robert Smith Mrs Alene Corbin Mrs Leon Pringle and Mrs David Crane. Awards went to Mrs Corsin and Mrs Smith. The next meeting will be at Mrs McAlston on Wess Blogsant Street in two weeks.
Betsy Les, a girl weighing 8 pounds 11 ounces, was born February 13 in Plymouth Pennsylvania to Mrs L Coughenour formerly of Comy. Her husband Goughenour is noted as a former manager at the W T Grant Co store.
An exhaustive list of radio programs across NBC Red NBC Blue MBS CBS and NEG Blue stations. The guide lists shows from 7:15 to 12:30 with auditions, music, drama, sports and wartime news including America Town Meeting Birmingham and remarks by Wheeler and York.
The New Era Club of the Presbyterian church sponsors a congregational dinner Friday evening at 6:20 in the church hym mnium, for members and friends. A short program is planned after the meal. Attendees should bring their own table service and rolls. Meat and potatoes are available.
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