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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1941
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Cornell, a courtroom or legal context, and New York references with incomplete phrasing. The readable items are scattered and do not form a coherent report or event with clear names, dates, or outcomes.
Fragmentary text mentions names and actions including Cedric and others. Contains garbled phrases and partial references to a life island, a cap stand, a Tre sonia, and a dance. Unable to determine clear event or outcome from readable fragments.
Plans for new housing boost home builders as the city pursues a housing program. Personal mentions cover residents moving to Oil City to assist as a pharmacist and others taking posts with the British Royal Air Force in New York testing aircraft. Social items note Rotarians, birthdays, a theater opening, and upcoming W.S.C.S meeting with health and community services themes.
Kane High School cellist Ito Kane showcased as guest artist with the Another Fine Corry Civic Orchestra directed by Albert Manuel. The Feb winter concert opened with Mozart overture and featured Romberg Blossoms, Rimsky Korsakoff selections, and Bach toccatas. The sixteen year old soloist performed Ave Maria and Gavotte with encore pieces including Evening Star and I Love You Truly, as the ensemble closed with No No Nanette selections.
Geographers piece together a prehistoric route from Denmark to northern Itsy. The route, labeled as a dipile pathway, suggests broad connections across northern Europe and hints at early movement along the Danube region.
Jim UP Grom chaired the Alaska Features Club meeting held Monday afternoon with a roll call where members named and described a river or city in Alaska. Mrs. PF M Whittlesey read an article from October Geographical Magazine and led a lively discussion on present day conditions in Alaska. Social hour followed with refreshments. Miss M Lens Mather to host a gathering January 20 at her West Washington Street home.
A birthday surprise honored George McQuiston who turned 21 at his West Pleasant Street home. The evening featured dancing cards ping pong and other games with musical numbers by Mrs. Leslie Miller Mrs. Earl Price Mrs. Scott Lillie and Miss Gladys Madison. A lunch for thirty two guests from Union City and Corry followed at midnight.
Mrs Thomas d Ragon and Phil lip Goyle motored to Allegheny to attend funeral services for a relative. Mr and Mrs Frederick attter were visitors in Oll City Sunday with Mr and Mrs W F Miller. Mr and Mrs Robert Filson of New Bethlehem spent yesterday in the city. Miss Margaret Clark formerly of this city was noted. Elmer Kincaid of Baltimore arrived for a visit with relatives. Melvin Nelson returned after a week end in Jamestown N Y. Gerald Mead returned to work after a weekend in Dunkirk N Y. Type Hawkins of Bear Lake was a business visitor here today.
Members of the Otterbein Guild of the United Brethren in Clwistchurch met last evening at Mrs Helen Bush home on West Wayne street after a business meeting. A devotional session followed with an engaging program by Miss Oleivia Henton. Refreshments were served.
A daughter was born Monday at Warren General Hospital to Mr and Mrs LeRoy Marleth. Mrs MirLett, formerly Miss MirLett Miskwar Fred Shields of Corry, is noted in the report. A daughter was born yesterday afternoon to Mr and Mrs Fred Hert of 165 Hatch Street at Cox Hospital. Mrs Bart is named Mrs Helen Balog formerly.
Vestrymen H A Gilbert Warland Boyd Walter H Merrick and Wallace M Young were re elected for two year terms at the annual parish meeting following a 6 30 banquet by the Lillian Guild. Bishop John C Ward spoke on church work as about sixty members attended. Church organization reports were heard as Mr Young senior warden presided.
The Columbus Ladies Aid Society will serve an Irish supper Thursday at the Columbus church. Serving starts at 6:30 PM and continues until all are served. A fire drill is planned by chairman Mrs. Gerald Faulkner, with help from Mrs. Verne Smith and Mrs. Warren Parge. The public is invited and proceeds support church activities.
The Spanish Vets Auxiliary held a meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary of Lieut Clyde D Wilcox Camp United Spanish War Veterans. Mrs Nelson Dimmick was installed as president Karl Dimmick senior vice president Mrs Clemmo Butters junior vice president Mrs Albert Anderson chaplain Mrs Glenn Davis patriotic instructor Mrs John Rogers historian Mrs William Hitchcock guard Mrs Winifred Caldwell secretary Mrs Melvin Hitchcock treasurer and Mrs Karl Dimmick reporter After the meeting an oyster supper was enjoyed by the camp and auxiliary.
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