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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1940
Page
5
A preservation note marks a hundredth year since a special Mexican printing was honored. The Madrid release celebrated by scholars as a milestone, reflecting the enduring value of the national publishing effort.
Fragmented clipping reports a man identified as Mr Andrus killing himself after his wife Ebba Andrus Lloyd of 0 Bourne Street Plushing ST was found dead in a first floor room. Police and coroner say Andrus laid out his clothes and hanged himself in a millhouse outbuilding before officers located him. Surviving relatives include a son Arthur Andrus of Theory Greek. The piece also contains a bank’s condition summary.
Personal Mention reports the Sylvan Kye ning regular meeting of Corry Grange No. 55 installing new officers led by Roy Swart master and Echo Akam lecturer. Attendees include Past Master Robert Scott and Breefield Grange members. a dine program and refreshments followed. Numerous local residents and visitors noted in the social roundup with travel to and from Erie, New York, and Philadelphia area.
Mrs Wenley Sequteny hosted a Saturday evening party at her East Washington street home in honor of Mrs Clyde Bloss. Guests enjoyed prizes in yuridap and games won by Miss Helen Hayey, Miss Jian Rowch and Myh. a deer tuneh was served. Mrs Bloss received a presented gift.
Blackfriars Guild of America forms in Erie under Catholic Daughters. staging Maxwell Anderson drama Mary of Scotland at the Strong Vincent auditor.
All women of the city interested in organizing a Y Auxiliary to the B M C A are urged to attend a meeting at the recreation center on First Avenue at 7 30 this evening. The gathering follows a recent conference where presidents and representatives urged a recreation program for girls and young women.
Suave Silk forms a dinner dress as Starr and Mrs. Gay Abbey and daughter depart by car for a Wisconsin trip via Westfield. The group includes friends and relatives, outlining a onetime social routine amid travel.
Announced the marriage of Miss Elizabeth Viplel Breault of Wavisburg to Laurence Hay Hanon of Union City RD. The wedding occurred Thursday January 1 at Wattsdig, performed by Justice Joseph Hapulston. Mrs Breault is a former Corry resident.
Townsend Club will hold its regular meeting Tuesday evening at the Maccabe Hill. Installation of officers and appointment of advisory board will be conducted. Discussions will cover observance of Dr Panosett's birthday, a testimonial program, and honors for two members Clifton Lindary and D. E. B. Lestiay as they celebrate birthdays. Members may call the president-elect Livershler for information regarding the event.
A daughter was born last evening at Corry hospital to Mr and Mrs Vor Mangus of Bass South streak formerly Miss Bulle McAvoy. A sep bow to Mr aunt Mae Looie Kelzer in Spring Cheek Saturday evening at Corry hospital. A daughter born at Corry hospital this morning to Mr and Mrs Clayenne Poster of Clymen New York. details unclear but indicates family names and birth events.
Fashion notes from International Mluipated show bright jewelry and accessories to glamorize dark winter outfits. Shiny earrings bracelets and belts refresh wardrobes, with hints of pastel palettes and vintage-inspired pieces for day and evening wear.
Reading a 19th century style culinary piece, the author extols alternative desserts to ice cream for grand occasions. It discusses frozen treats requiring minimal equipment, outlines a few gelatin based recipes, and suggests serving ideas with cherries and pineapple. The tone blends playful nostalgia with practical kitchen tips and a preference for dainty presentation.
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