Fragmented OCR Note on Calves and Numbers
Incomplete fragment references calves and numbers with unclear context. No identifiable people, places, organizations, dates, or event details are extractable for a coherent summary.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1943
Page
5
Incomplete fragment references calves and numbers with unclear context. No identifiable people, places, organizations, dates, or event details are extractable for a coherent summary.
Readable fragments mention farms, a 7200- Bua tier, 162 970 farms, 14 60, and references to years and a hon. The text is garbled with missing context, making precise facts unclear and several entities unreadable.
Miss Virginia Phillips daughter of Mr and Mrs Hany Phillips of Liberty Street married George Lawson son of Mr and Mrs Clifford Lawson in a First Presbyterian Club ceremony at ten this morning. Rev Gilbert L Boyd led with music by Mrs J Tobjag. The bride wore a white satin gown with a sweetheart neck and long sleeves, carried a bouquet of mixed flowers. maid of honor Miss Karllynen Phillips wore pink chiffon and roses. Best man was Anthony Slava. A reception followed at the home of Mr and Mrs Everett Phillips with plans for Lawson to depart Thursday for military service.
Readable excerpts spotlight several women in radio and TV from midcentury. It profiles Adilaine Keric and peers like Gita Ox Keane and Lucille Wyll, noting roles, salaries, stage to screen transitions, and community projects.
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society met in the church parlors with good attendance. A brief business portion announced a Sewing Circle day off site and a Wednesday church meeting. January 13 honored two members, Mrs Lillian Williamson and Mrs Mac ivhay, with hymn singing and a five o clock dinner served by a committee decorated with evergreens.
A baby boy born Friday at Corry Hospital to Mr and Mrs DeFowesi Wey of Corry RD No. The brief birth notice names the newborn and family while noting the place of birth.
The Monthly paper On the How Front of the Women’s Victory Club has drawn many favorable responses from Corry’s boys in service. Major Dawson Olmstead read a note praising the issue and requesting more copies for home, while members discussed gifts, sewing rooms, and volunteer efforts to support service members and wartime activities.
An army officer spoke at Pittsburgh on a regular Inquisitors Club event night. He emphasized letters from servicemen, discouraged disloyal humor, and urged writing whenever possible. The program included two reels The Arm Behind the Army and Combat Report, followed by Major Redvend answering questions before an open forum.
The Amici Bible Class assembled at Glenn Humes home with Mrs Lyuiny Campbell presiding. Members, including Mrs John Carnicke Ms Pred Williams and others, enjoyed a devotional and social time followed by refreshments of cookies and coffee.
At her home at 29 Franklin fires Lee Lillie and Miss Lat Lilie celebrated birthdays with twelve guests in a pleasant evening. Lois Lill and Wayne Lillie from Union City attended from out of town. Hostess served fish and birthday cake and guests gave many gifts.
A colonial era style column extols breakfast as essential health insurance for families. It details cooking mush with cornmeal, scrambled eggs, and baked sausages, plus tips on meal prep and using leftovers. The piece links a hearty morning meal to daily productivity and mood, listing household names and a social scene surrounding school runs and local events.
The Nazarene Church Women’s Foreign Missionary Society held an all day session at Mrs. Paul Rigby’s home on West Columbus Avenue. A devotional period followed by a brief business meeting ended with a donation to a needy family and a new treasurer, Mrs. Rigby, elected to succeed Mrs. Everett Altic. The group plans to meet again in February with details forthcoming.
The parish reports a substantial balance and plans for the new year. Two new members, Royal Messenger and Robert Catlin, were elected to the church council. Rev C F Bildebrand and Dr look forward to future work and leadership roles within the congregation.
A fragmented描写 of Nassau presents a tropical paradise with gleaming coral beaches and warm blue water. Palm trees and sheltered benches by coral reefs evoke a serene island scene while northern regions suffer snow and sleet.
A social gathering at the Taylor residence honored Mrs. Jack Madison with Mary Conover and son Wallin of Buffalo and Mrs Ann Hopkins of Columbus in attendance. The event featured storytelling, light fare, and a toast to Madison, reflecting warm community ties and shared memories.
The Raymond Group hosted a farewell gathering for a departing woman at East Sponistheap. Attendees included Mrs. Day, Mrs. Ray Greene, Mrs Grece Tamonu, Miss gel Swant, Mrs. Katharine Gol acts, Miss Bessie Castrantis, Maram Sopey, Miss Taniae Williams and Mrs Tris. A Tecelyecal gift from the group was presented.
Annual parish dinner of the Emmanuel Episcopal church scheduled for the evening at 680 Olleek Mesias. A business meeting will elect vestry and conduct other important matters. All parishioners are asked to bring a loaf, bread, and butter for service.
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