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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1941
Page
5
Fragmented OCR notes describe wartime radio chatter about leaders and nations. Names and specifics are unclear, but mentions American and German authorities, radio transmissions, and ongoing conflicts in a chaotic outline.
Fragmentary OCR note shows scattered numbers and phrases about bets and timing. Names, dates, places are unclear. overall content resembles a rough test transcription with no coherent event or full details.
Old residents boast about harsher winters of the past while noting milder seasons now. The piece claims winter conveniences improved life and advertises a store with a complete stock and variety of needs.
A concise listing appears to cover assorted cold remedy specials. The readable items reference remedies and pricing in a compact catalog style.
Seven Corry high school students have been chosen for the Northwest District PSMA chorus at Albion on February 9 and 10 under Mrs. Carlson Chaffee. Singers include Doris Ohra, Martha Hulyberg, Doviy Bergmo, Maria Gene Hillburg, Arthur Ingram, Robert Slowe, Bet wit Dati, among about a hundred selected from area schools. Morton J.luvds will guest direct. Two concerts scheduled Friday with an afternoon school program and an evening public concert.
A crackpot summary reports elected officers from a turbulent local club. Rey Edwitt S Carson presides with a slate including staff heads and counsel. Names span from Gusteviti Astolptins to Mayville and Philadelphia figures, reflecting a broad community network.
The Concord school PTA held a meeting in the school basement with a brief business session. Plans were made for interior decorating and an early Golden Rule Club dinner. Entertainment featured Naomi Loveland, Mrs. Glenn Stearns, Trio dances, and talks on music in schools. Refreshments were provided by a named committee. Next meeting set for Tuesday February 25.
A Chevrolet meeting for reconditioning cars was held at Hotel Garry yesterday with forty dealers from Erie Meadville Jamestown Warren North East Union City Cambridge Springs Waterford Youngsville and Corry. Zone manager BMsson and assistants Motellan assisted by district manager J Godfrey led sessions on improving reconditioning speed and quality. A luncheon followed the afternoon sessions.
J J Desmond spoke at the Rotary Club gathering at Hotel Corr outlining the club origin and decades of community projects. Captains are J J Desmond and FR S Delvey leading a ten week contest judged by a taxation team. W A Redmond travels to Pittsburgh today on Kurtz Manufacturing business.
Mrs Leo Rhynard entertained her Five Hundred card club at her East Washington street home. Prizes were won by Mrs Arrhiy Outts Mrs Walter McLivdy and Mrs Allen Corbin. Refreshments were served to seven members. The group will meet in two weeks at Mrs Meziroy’s home on North Center Street.
A fragmented clipping describes a stray incident involving cookies and youths, mentioning an odd spree and a beaten egg. Names appear garbled, but the report suggests a culinary mishap linked to a group of young people and a coconut flavored item, ending with an unclear outcome.
Acacia Club schedules a Bogey Bridge party at the Maeonie Temple with W. A Hedmorths in charge and plans for a pree and fete dist. About twenty members are expected to attend the February gathering. Social activities include cafes and a social sugar wills event.
Mrs Jammer J Harden was warmly feted at her Fast Soups home to mark her thirteenth birthday with lively company, cake and fruit juice. A light supper, gifts, and cheerful conversation filled the evening as friends gathered to celebrate.
A fragmentary note recalls Mrs Ira Wickwire hosting a B Club gathering. Details are partial and obscured by OCR errors but indicate social hosting and involvement of local figures.
Mrs. Frank Jones, Mrs. Bryan Stowe and Mrs. J B Cogan led a tureen dinner for the Golden Links Class. The next meeting is set for Tuesday February 11. Members and officers hosted the event with plans for a future gathering and a guest speaker.
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