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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1939
Page
5
Hi Mo the sage of Chinatown muses on fame calling it both earned and spoken. The Blue-Winged Teal description notes a small dill colored male with a white eye crescent and chalky blue fore-edge patch on the wing.
Mrs. B. B. Whittlesey hosted sixteen members on West Church Street as the Readers group met Monday afternoon. Mrs. Sarah Tage led a program on women of today and their work, with readings on Mrs. Lowell Thomas and others. A Q and A contest followed a special period.
Local note reads the ice carnival opens today at the Arena in Cleveland featuring nine talented female and expert skaters. The item also greets anniversaries, birthdays, local relocations, chautauqua county geography jokes, and upcoming piano recital by Donald Scott-Morrison in Clymer.
Evie Leader addresses the Corry Council of Republican Women at Mrs. G. B. Bennett’s Smith Street home. G. A. Shes presided, C. W. Mathing and Mus N. Dell Darling attended and spoke on patronage and women's role in politics. Mrs. Waite urged councils to adopt a clear ideal to guide activities.
Queen Esther Standard Bearers met last evening at the church on Liberty Street. Miss Donn Bertram led a devotional, a silver tea fundraiser was planned for February 10, and a committee was named. Miss Marjorie Young presented India study, while Miss Murthop reviewed a City Shadows chapter. Miss Winna Johnson contributed an article on Potawatomi Indian Mission. refreshments were served by the hostess and her mother. The next meeting will be at Miss Marjorie Young’s home on Monday, January.
The Budgeting topic was discussed at the B PLW meeting with several large budgets debated. The committee members Miss Lilian Murray chairing, Mrs. Walter Ell, Miss Inez Fite and Mrs. Vincent Destiny hosted refreshments for seventeen attendees. The next social will be Monday evening at Mrs. Walter Fredlund in Jamestown NY.
Mrs Barton Smith heads the Philatheas at a home gathering hosted by Mrs Ws tones of Marion. Twenty one members attended with Mrs Barton Surth elected president for the year. Other officers named include Miss Howard as vice president Mrs Ethel Sones as secretary and Miss Helen Weekley as treasurer.
Triple K members attended their annual dinner at the Fig tel Corry on Saturday. The event hosted guests including Miss Lama Doud, Mary Beret Durty, and Lillian Gasler, with Mrs Lorevig Hammons of Erie and Miss Chis Piered of St Joseph among attendees.
The Junior League votes to sponsor the Roosevelt Birthday Ball to raise funds for the nationwide fight against infantile paralysis. Plans are under way with committees drafting details for the event, which aims to draw attendees from several towns and cities. Proceeds will support the national campaign while the ball is set for a future date.
Mrs W W Graham of West Frederick Street hosted the Opportunity Club of the Frasbyterian church last evening at her home for sixteen members. After a short business session a nine item program of entertainment was led by Miss Helen Johnson and Mrs Chiefore Tourdet. A violin solo by Mary Graham, accompanied by her mother, followed by contests and games. Refreshments were served by the hostesses Mrs Graham Mrs MH B Smith and Mrs George Keefe.
The Rebekah Lodge will sponsor a yearly card party at 10.0. F hall on Tuesday evening January 17. The event features auction and contract bridge with prizes of 500 and bingo. Refreshments will be served. The public is invited and reservations may be made by Mrs William Dyckes or Mrs John Ohra.
Mrs Alfred Hostess hosted a bridge luncheon at her West Park Place home entertaining twelve guests. Mrs Marjorie Park celebrated her birthday. Awards for best bridge scores went to Mrs W A Redmond Mrs Morris Chapin and John Castor.
An Odd Fellows special meeting is called for tomorrow evening in Union City to discuss plans for the card tournament at the January 17 event. Members are urged to attend and finalize plans for the Thomas Wildey celebration on January 27 at the fann y Tight party.
A pond sized crowd is expected to attend the card party sponsored tonight by Corry Council No 425 Knights of Columbus and Court Conception No 85 Catholic Daughters of America in the K OF Club rooms on South Center. Awards will be given for contest and auction bridge with refreshments to follow.
A dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Smith announced the engagement of their daughter Miss Geneva Raymond to Frank W. Wise of Dunkirk. No wedding date has been set.
Ichnology studies fossil and real footprints, showing how animals leave imprints. The word derives from Greek roots for track and study, linking ancient footprints to modern understanding of behavior and movement.
Verna Schiepp claims her skin pimples and blemishes from constipation disappeared after using Adientka. She says her skin is now smooth and glowing with health. The promotion mentions relief of constipation and improved complexion.
A vintage cooking column shares tips to brighten homemade cookies by varying dough with different fillings. Includes recipes for Surprise Filled Cookies and fillings such as Raisin and Pineapple, with guidance on flour substitutes, tapioca pudding texture, and proper dough handling.
Pittsburgh and Buffalo markets report slow demand for live hogs and cattle with prices mixed. Hog and steer prices show limited gains on individual weights while calves and sheep vary. dairy products steady. New York stock market eases on profit taking as broad commodities slide. Notable items include bacon, potatoes, apples, and various meat prices across markets and regions.
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