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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1941
Page
5
The unreadable text fragment mentions NY and special events with scattered names and numbers. It lacks coherent details, making it hard to identify people, organizations, or dates.
Edgar Snow’s The Bat Asia receives praise for its descriptive reach covering 1997 China. Essays on Nehru’s legacy face critique as political but not literary. McCullers’s Reflections in a Golden Eye drawing mixed early reviews. Marquard’s Mt Pulham Esq offers light entertainment with a Bostonian background. Also noted are Dodd’s Ambassador’s Diary and several early spring mysteries with varied settings and twists.
Assorted cheeses arranged in baskets or boxes become practical prizes deemed attractive for social events. The presentation blends bite sized items with careful selection to appeal to guests, noted as a clever way to boost popularity at gatherings.
A readable fragment describes a patriotic sherbet punch made by mixing grape sherbet or grape sherbet balls with cubed pineapple and seeded red cherries. The text mentions using cherry and pineapple for a refreshing start to a party meal.
A profile of 20th century Latin American career women, many feminists, active across music, science, education, and art. Notable figures include Bidu Sayao of Brazil and Senora Josefita Arias of Panama, highlighting opera success, consular work, research and cultural dances, plus other prominent artists in the era. The piece mixes biographical anecdotes with social context and modest personal details.
A baby boy was born last evening at Carey hospital to Mr and Mrs John Potock of East South Street Potovis formerly Julia ovach.
A chop and chip party was held at the Y Recreation Center on Thursday. A turkey dinner was served from 4:30 to 12. Members of the Gray Club and guests participated. Girls named include Ruth Davis, Aphrody Stormes, Jeanette Mahe, June Les, Patty Blanchard, Martha Wallace, Norma Jean May, and others.
Eighteen tables were set for St. Elizabeths parish card party sponsored by the church ladies. Committee led by Miss Margaret O’Hare included Mrs. James Cassidy and others. prizes awarded in auction bridge, contract, and five hundred to named players. special and por prizes noted for winners.
The New Era Club sponsored a congregational supper last evening in the gymnasium of the Presbyterian church. A fine program followed with male quartet performances by Mersill Lillie, E. Thomias, George Thomas and Lloyd Thomas, piano by Mrs. R. S. Dewey, and vocal selections by Carol Mae Cochran and Mrs. Charles Wood.
An informal farewell gathering was held last evening for Lieut Thus Roelofs departing with Company A for a year of training at Indiantown Gap. The event honored Mr and Mrs J Frederick Kinley and Mr and Mrs Lawtinee Nichols, with Miss Dorothyines in attendance. Mrs Roelofs hosted a lunch later in the evening.
Mrs Marvin Carlson was the guest of honor at a home party hosted by UL W Sherlock of Puelid Street last night. The event featured entertainment for fourteen guests followed by a bullet lunch.
A collage of domestic tips covers selecting colorful ingredients for stews, browning mushrooms and noodles in fat, and using homemade mayonnaise. It also advises laundering household linens, tidying children’s rooms, and using sewn or crocheted scraps to add decor.
U B Ladies Bible Class of the Tafted Brethren church met on South Center street last evening after a devotional period led by Mrs Rose Fleming. Entertainment arranged by Mrs Car Eaton included games. salad lunch for sixteen members served by Mrs Bontink, Mrs Gertrude Firth, and Mrs Leon VanTassel.
A newly formed St Thomas Ushers Society held a business meeting last evening in the school to elect officers. Twenty attendees elected Rev F L Levin spiritual adviser, Anna Schepones president, Jodi Culien vice president, Thomas Mead secretary, and Merle Bessa treasurer, with the next event scheduled for Sunday, March 9 near St. Ecwarti.
Rural Mail Carriers Association meeting opens at 8 o clock with members from Corry and surrounding offices attending. A benquoel will be served at noon at the Boston Store, signaling a social gathering after the discussions.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a broadcast and a fashion item. The readable lines reference a radio prissant and a skating co me. Names and clear event details are absent, yielding a brief oddball item with limited factual anchors.
Saturday night lineup includes NBC blues drama Your Rights and Me and multiple NBC CBS and SBS offerings across 9:15, 2:80, 8:58, and 4:80 times. Features Dr J C Menendes commotion Veterans War NBC Red. Also listed are discussions on textbooks subversion and a variety of music, drama, and public affairs programs across stations NBC CBS SBS NEC and WBC with dates and times spanning late evening to overnight.
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