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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1939
Page
5
A fragmented recipe describes a deep dish apple pie using a cheese pastry with American cheese in the dough and a butter shortening mix. Instructions outline mixing flour baking powder water and shortening, rolling dough, layering with cheese, folding, chilling and repeating, then filling apples with nutmeg cinnamon sugar.
Instructions describe rolling dough 2 to 8 inches thick with small vents for steam. Trim edges with fingers and bake in hot oven about 20 minutes until apples are tender.
A historical recipe details simmering water and sugar to boil then adding cranberries until they burst. It instructs soaking gelatin, mixing into the hot cranberries, chilling in a greased mold, then filling with seasoned cheese and chilling again. Garnish with lemon gelatin cubes and endive.
A planned frit bees garden TV beer venue will be built along continental lines with a 200 person capacity. It must close at 5 due to existing laws. Paradise of Robinson Crusoe tops a tropical island off Trinidad near Venezuela and the Orinoco, with Port of Spain 20 miles away.
Miss Margaret O'Hare elected president of the College Women's club at a meeting hosted by Mrs. Sam J. Irvine on East Smith Street. The program featured a paper on Mendelssohn and Liszt by Mrs. Carlton Chaffee, musical selections by Mrs. Ralph S. Dewey and others, and refreshments for 46 members.
A jumble of postings outlines fundraisers and dress sales for the Junior Welfare League, then reports on performances by Dhl and Bjornstad, appearances at Gospel Tabernacle, and a busy social calendar with skating party, travel plans, and notable locals like Miss Jean McGraw.
The Corry Junior Welfare League completed plans for a birthday ball honoring the President on Monday evening in Mrs. Raymond Barnes home East Frederick street. Twenty one of twenty four members attended a December January social session featuring a baked ham dinner and St. Valentine decor. Mrs J R Paulson received gifts and Helen Lindqvist bride appeared with a gift from club members. Music singing and Chinese chuckers added to the entertainment. Hostesses were Mrs Barnes Mrs Blair Barnes Bliss Norma Grine Mrs Rex Dempsey and Mrs Thelma A King. Pebsdy business meeting set for John Mooney home Pari street with Miss Dorothy Jotea and Mrs A J Boosey as committee.
Mrs. H. E. Bingham of Liberty is feted on her birthday with a weekend house party at her home. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. John Chestwich of Butler, Pa. Mrs. Mamer Stanley and daughter Jean of Spee Creel. Mrs. Waiter Wenaind. Mrs. Boseie Carlain of Evie. and Mrs. Roy Martin of MeRian, Pa.
The Wheelock church announces a meeting featuring a reupholstering session and a meal. Mrs. Paul Lines is mentioned as a host, with a dinner planned and attendees asked to bring a theme sandwich and a table setting.
A secretary will address the One Men's Brotherhood of the Metheliat eye's Anlippey group. A program and supper are planned at 623 O'elode. An invitation invites all men to attend the periodical gatherings set for Wednesday evening.
A daughter weighing four pounds ten ounces was born to Mr and Mrs Raymond Griswold of Corry at Corry hospital last evening. A baby girl was also born to Mr and Mrs Lawrence Freed of Union City, formerly of Biggit, at the Tinton City hospital. Mrs Freed was formerly Miss Phyps King.
The text reports the marriage of MLS Mews Hetrick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Hetrick of Kane, to Robert Deming Bowman of Kane formerly of Spring City. The ceremony occurred at Clearfield, with officiant Fire Prevention. Pro Wassaigion, LLC. in attendance and guests afterward at Bulnie Street, Kane. Bowman is a graduate of a local high school and employed in the Department of Public Assistance in Bradfont.
Mrs Willig Brown hosted the Readers group Monday at 8 Marion Street. The program featured a long paper on prewar life and notable figures including Hitler Mussolini Stalin Chamberlain Eden Avila and Mudorewsit with several others.
The article notes the lack of classification for synthetic vehicles in the patent office, highlighting confusion over how electricity related items were categorized and the absence of a clear system for classifying such devices. It underscores the need for standard categories to avoid mislabeling.
Plan for a family night program at Wells Lodge with supper and dessert. An evening event includes entertainment and a lunch will be served.
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union plans a meeting at Mrs W M Miller's home in West Front Street Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. A peace program is set with selections and readings to be presented.
A fragmented recipe outlines making cinnamon cookies with shortening and sugar, chilling dough, rolling into rectangles, slicing, and baking 12 to 16 minutes. It includes a date filling made from dates, sugar, water, and chopped nuts or unspecified additions, to be spread between rolled cookie layers.
Pittsburgh market notes show dull dairy and mixed stock activity with New York trading closing mixed. Dairy prices steady to firm while grain and livestock quotes vary, with Bulls and bears affecting futures and spot markets locally.
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