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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1941
Page
5
The readable fragments mention Andrew and Mrs Nott and a ported England half mill ten, with unclear context. No clear events, dates, or roles emerge, leaving a partial glimpse of a possibly local or family notice and an unnamed test or illustration. Further text needed for concrete facts.
Fragmentary text mentions El Greco Degas and the Wyderner collection with references to collectors and galleries. It references centers, murals, and houses with unclear connections and dates, and includes stray phrases about records and homes.
A fragmentary OCR line presents scattered letters and words lacking clear context or event. It shows no identifiable people places organizations or dates to establish a coherent news item or summary.
Miss Rosemary Auer hosted a birthday dinner for her mother Mrs C Tk Auer at her East Congress Street home. After a four course meal served at 1 o clock, games followed with prize won by Mrs Tra Miller. The group presented Mrs Alter with a gift. Attendees included Mrs Mae Carmcke, Mrs Howard Loveland, Mrs Will Dyckes, Mrs Miter, and Mrs Walter Dedean. Spending today at Chautauqua New York with sister Mrs Clyde Fowler.
Old residents recall harsher winters but note modern conveniences have eased life. The local pharmacy highlights its complete stock of daily needs and quality merchandise, positioning itself as a convenience for customers.
Store ad notes specials on cold remedies and stationery at St. Regis, with items priced around a quarter to highlight value. Includes promotional line likely aimed at shoppers seeking affordable supplies.
Dettings Miles Florence Pond in Corry school offices receives official nomination as vice president of the State School Secretaries Association. Miss Kathryn Mitchell of Pittsburgh heads the organization. multiple local social and civic events are noted, including Rotary, church affairs, school music, and theater, with residents traveling to Tampa, Florida, and attending weddings and club meetings.
Members of Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge have completed plans for a card party to be held Friday evening February 1h. Those reserving may call Mrs Peter Russell Mrs Nets Sorenson or Mrs George Besson. The party will begin at 8 o'clock with prizes for auction and contract bridge. Refreshments will be served.
Miss Edith Sperry of Erie to wed Milton Burger in an evening ceremony at the William Huenet residence on North Center Street. A wedding breakfast and reception followed with prizes and a dessert lunch, centerpieces, and inscribed favors noted.
Corry residents will join the Epworth League rally in the Meadville district with events in January at Union City Church. The program includes an open evening with speakers Rev. B Roy Myers Miss Elizabeth Dalbey and Attorney Howard Slare. About 300 young people expected to attend sessions.
The Methodist Brotherhood gathered at the church last evening at 4 30 for a dinner meeting. Rev Ralph Findley pastor of the Clymer New York Methodist church delivered an engaging talk and members joined in a group singing session.
A son named John Rober was born to Mr and Mrs John Long of Union City and Mrs Lowe formerly Miss May Jorie Coupland. Mr Long is formerly of Corry, son of Robert Long of West Frederick Street. A daughter was born this afternoon at Corry Hospital to Mr and Mrs Paul Sanford of East South Street, Mrs Sanford formerly Sarah Strayer.
A supper event proceeds go to the Palio Fund. Tickets or sales held at the VF. W. home on West Wesh inglia dieet for a baled ham bone supper. The event, sponsored by VF. W. Aus flies Sevhuum, begins at Sidua'cock with revilings until all served. MGS. G. Reynolds chairs the fundraiser for Erie County Th ran Pruralysis Fund.
A bake sale organized by the hospital auxiliary groups was held to raise funds for hospital necessities. Mrs Carl Taylor chaired the event with committee support, and the response was financially favorable, with proceeds designated for hospital needs.
Mrs C F McCray hosted The Readers gathering with varied readings and a programme led by Ms Sullivan. The program included medical and scientific figures such as Alma Cometek and Dr Elizabeth Blackwell, with refreshments served by Mrs McCray afterwards.
Fragmentary financial entry lists furniture and fixtures depreciation, liabilities, reserves, and stock terms. Mentions prepaid interest, premiums, contingent fund, fully paid stock and installment stock. Contains garbled dates and figures for year end 42/31/40 and balances like 1226.84 and 1900.81 without coherent context.
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