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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1941
Page
5
A garbled text fragment mentions places and figures but is unreadable. It lacks clear people events or concrete actions to summarize into a coherent news item.
G H Thorpe deputy governor of Pennsylvania District Division 1 Kiwanis International will be honored at Meadville Kiwanis annual ladies night. After 7 PM dinner at the Country Club, Meadville Kiwanis members and guests from out of town will enjoy dancing and entertainment.
The marriage of Miss Mary Margaret Meehl daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Meehl of Northast to Gerald Arthur Broadhead son of Mrs Gertrude Hitchcock of Findley Lake took place Friday December 27 at Ashland Kentucky. The event section includes unrelated domestic tips and fashion notes.
Members of the censor choir and fishers of St Elizabeth's church hosted their annual dinner at St Elizabeth's hall with 27 attendees including Rev Michael ity keczewsil. Frenely Creek. An evening of dancing, music and games followed after a 6 20 dinner arranged by Mire James O'Bren and Mrs Rudolph Bach her.
Mrs Richard Morton entertained the Im possible Eight club at her West Scully street home last evening. Bridge was played with prizes won by Mrs Ward Byernan and Mrs Jack Krone. A salad inch was served. The group will meet again in two weeks with Miss Delta Sorenson of Ridge street.
The Dairymen's League Association held its monthly employes dinner at Hotel Corry last evening. Attendees from out of town included county president B. H. Marsh from Waterford division representative S. H. Stevens, Clyde Barber of Erie, district director Emery Grout from Prewsburg, N Y Ralph ete em plant superintendent of Sherman F A Spencer superintendent of Clymer Want and Morris Quick plant manager of Jamestown.
Mr and Mrs William Buyer of East South street hosted employees of the McCandrew drug store at their home for a New Year party. Guests enjoyed games, cards and lime punch.
New York residents discuss Propadour Rats worn as headgear featuring skull caps topped with feather Tronds, plumes or black plastic leaves. The trend highlights bold, edgy street style amid urban novelty."
AP Fashion Editor Amy Porter advises on versatile evening wear as a social strategy. A single adaptable costume, from a column dress to a jacket outfit, can elevate occasions and boost confidence, with practical tips on purchasing smart, budget-friendly pieces that fit both formal and casual events.
Miss Sue Tuttle returns to Brocton after visiting Mr and Mrs B S Dewey in East Frederick street. E J Tobias and family travel to Dayton for his mother's death. Mrs E Kinley of East South street mourns her father James Macnamara in Erie. E C Renean and Miss Antoinette Bavessi move to Erie for a Camp Osledon Tri Hi leaders event. John Ward plans a Bradford weekend. HK Powell attends a Ford healers meeting in Cleveland. Rev Relph Johnson guest at C A Johnson’s in West Church street to study at Taylor University with Gertrude Johnson and Jo Stowe. Miss Palth Markers and Miss Nancy Norman visit from Carnegie and are hosted by Mrs. Harry Ma family. Keppel Tiffany returns to Mansfield State Teachers College after holidays. Miss Esther Engstrom visits from Titusville with Lucille Barnes. Frank Burger travels from Bradfon and Warren. Miss Rebecca Bell returns from Clarendon visits. Mr and Mrs Seth Black of Buffalo spend New Year’s Day at Mrs Black’s mother and sister in Buffalo.
Nineteen members and friends of the Ladies Aid Society of the United Brenivm church met at Mrs Dan Culver s home on West Wayne Street yesterday afternoon. A devotional period was led by Miss Henry Halfset, and during the afternoon three quilts were tied. Mrs Culver entertained the committee with a dessert lunch.
A daughter born this morning at Corry hospital to Mr and Mrs Lyle Blakeslee of Covey R. D. 1. The family reports both mother and infant are doing well.
A dated collection of kitchen tips covers herb dressings for salads, safe chopper use on enameled tables, preventing burns when removing items from ovens, currant jelly glaze for roast lamb, baked bacon tips, and making pie crusts in advance. Practical, period voice with assorted cooking practices.
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