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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1939
Page
5
Edge of wartime social debate explores whether wives should work when husbands can support the family. The writer argues for male job retention, female employment only when necessary, and cites unemployment and public relief figures to justify keeping married women at home.
Kennelly Barnes leaves for Northwestern Evangelical Seminary after two weeks at home. Families from West Church Street and Union City plan Florida stays. Mrs A W Wipers visits Edin with son Eugene at hospital. Mr and Mrs Gibson head to Florida for winter. Mayparei Bowers to Brie for weekend with Rice. Mrs John Culp visits Cory then Spaevsisware. F A Loveland dies at Corry Hospital. Betty Roach and George Staples visit for Titusville trip. Garwood Morris recovers from surgery at Corry Hospital. Juanette Zwieke heads to Philadelphia for wedding events with sister Irene Haneharik and John Shields.
Professor Aby Offpor of Idimbura Sta College spoke at the Woman's Club meeting in the American Legion rooms on Noville Center street. He discussed the New Education and its many aspects in public schools. A post-address forum featured club members and two selections by the Harmony Trio.
St Elizabeths hall hosted a charity event with nineteen tables for a bridge party. Prizes included contracts and auctions won by Mrs Orlo Stroup, Mrs BL Lottner, Russ Hazel Sweet, Mrs Carl Peterson, Mrs Mikived Dawson, and Miss Dovis Nelson. Helen Gumbleton won the dance prize as the event wrapped with a refreshments service by the organizing committee led by Mrs Haight.
Forty guests were entertained yesterday afternoon at a farmer's home from 3 to 6 o'clock. Mrs Frank Ames and Mrs N Troy Gillelle presided from 1 to 4, and Mrs Allan Brooks and Mrs B B Hawkins presided from 5 to 6. Event held on St Austin Maple avenues and East Park Place with Mrs Heavings Jones noted.
The Arts and Crafts Club hosted a dinner at Mrs. Charles Stewirt's home with readings and a word contest won by Mrs. J. E. Young. Attendees included Thom as Wand and fon Wood at memorial services for Paul Zilch. Miss Mable Berry from Buffalo attended as an overnight guest with her mother Mrs. M. J. Berry.
The N M N Club met with Miss Beck and Miss Ethel as hosts entertained members last evening at her residence. Lewis yard contests delighted attendees with M on Keppel winning the award. At the close the hostess and her mother served dessert lunch.
The text recalls Abraham Mendelssohn, son of the famed Jewish philosopher Moses Mendelssohn, and father of the great composer Felix Mendelssohn. It notes his pride in being recognized as Moses’s son in youth and Felix’s father in later life, reflecting on lineage and historical prominence.
A recipe and discussion describe Cornish pasties with beef, potatoes, turnips, and onions layered inside a pastry crust. Methods cover dough creation, filling arrangement, crimping, and baking at high heat, plus variations on meat blends and serving sauces and accompaniments.
The Pittsburgh wholesale produce market shows mixed prices for apples with No 1 New York Baldwins and Kings at 1.15 to 1.25, cabbage and lettuce near steady, various stock like Russets and Porto Ricans listed with small price ranges. Livestock reports show hogs down 10 cents, cattle and calves nominal, sheep around 100 head. Local notes include a curious item about a tree with a misplaced heart in Kingsville Ohio.
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