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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1941
Page
5
Fragmented OCR text references Nike and water, mentions percentages and numbers, unclear events and names. No coherent story or identifiable location, person, or date remains readable for a reliable summary.
The text appears garbled and unreadable. No clear events, names, or places can be identified to form a proper newspaper card.
A note of simple comfort suggests heating day old roast under a broiler and finishing with melted butter for a quick flavorful reheat. The tip frames a casual, home kitchen option to freshen remaining meat.
A ceremony performed yesterday afternoon by Alderman G B Porter in his municipal building office united Miss Therese Scalice and Paul Arthur Lavery of Warren. The couple, attended by friends, will reside in Warren and plan to move to Cleveland, Ohio after their wedding.
A local gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Park Her rick in Harborcreek Pa celebrated Mrs Miller s birthday anniversary. Guests included Mr and Mrs Hilton Hawk Mrs Sn Mrs H Skinner of Corry and Mise Fern Miller with Mr Stanley Miller of Cambridge Springs. A cake with one candle marked eighty years.
Mrs M T Spaulding of West Park Place heads for a nine week end visit in Albion with her mother Mrs CR Parbes. Mrs A V Cochiran attended a Princess Papchibu meeting in Spartansboro. Several locals travel for business, including Frederic Elmers from Tiny Ville NY and Clarence J Wild in city on Milk Control Board duties. Community circle reports include a missionary society gathering, Red Cross pledges, and officer elections with Mrs RS Burr re elected president.
Announcement states Miss Oleta May Stil formerly of Corry daughter of Mrs Clair Morton of Spring Creek married Walter H Stephenson of North Warren in Youngsville on Sunday January Wh The ceremony was conducted by Rev Dwleht Govk pastor of the Methodist church in Youngsville The couple will reside in North Warren.
W G Cox hosted twenty one G C Murphy Co store employees for an evening dinner at Marie's Ten Rouni on Seventh street. The event honored Miss Jewell Hasbrouck, a bride to be, who received a fine gift from the group. Each guest wore a corsage presented by Misses Ella Anderson and Dorothy Kitleberge.
Members of the F W Club gathered at Mrs Walter Pier home last evening with Mrs Ross Mack as hostess Five hundred and Chinese checkers provided entertainment and prizes were awarded to Mrs Stanley Henton Mrs Pier Mrs Charles McMillen and Mrs Guy Sulton The canary bird prize went to Mrs Esther Reynolds Others present included Mrs William Hudson and Mrs James Arters A luncheon was served and plans mentioned for a gathering at Mrs Arters Main Street home on February 6 with sandwiches and a quick lunch idea shared as a recipe note
Legion Auxiliary hosts a Friday evening card party at the American Legion home on North Center Street. Mrs C W Papeborn chairs with Carl Gurlso and Mrs Floyd Holcomb. Auction and contract bridge and five hundred will be played. prizes at each table and a door prize. Refreshments served. reservations via committee members.
A social gathering at Mrs Kowalski's Wast Wayne Street residence last evening honored Mrs John Potocki Jr. Guests included numerous local ladies, with refreshments featuring Petres uiuils and a lively program of games and music throughout the evening.
Erie County Republican Council to sponsor a patriotic party on February 10. Proceeds will fund "Bundles for Britain" and "Aid for Greece" as part of wartime relief efforts. Local organizers, including the party, will oversee the event.
A Bre navy venue hosts a concert presented by noted pianist Joseph Wagner, sponsored by the EtE Piano Teachers Association. The event at the Temple At Youth and Liberty on Wednesday evening features Wagner’s compositions performed by choirs and ensembles including the Philadelphia composers’ fortin orchestra and others.
A social gathering at Rey James Belman’s home on West Chueh street featured a program on vandilions in Literia. Mrs Belman led the talks with excerpts from They, wid Mre, lebar Miller. A business meeting followed a Chief social session and refreshments. Next Fellowship meet will be Wednesday evening February 12 at Myloyd Thomas’s Poirview street home.
Corry Grange will hold a Saturday meeting at We30 with a business session led by longtime member Margaret Paulkenberg. All members and friends are invited after the meeting for refreshments, and ladies are asked to bring sandwiches or cake.
Mr and Mrs Joseph Merklinger of 118 Sixth Avenue quietly celebrate their thirty second wedding anniversary. Friends extend congratulations to the well known residents.
Reading appears as a scrambled radio schedule from New York with mentions of President Roosevelt and various stations NBC WABC WEAF and shows. It lists programs, times, and orchestra names though many items are garbled, producing a chaotic but recognizable listing of 1940s era broadcasts.
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