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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1943
Page
5
A reader details thrifty winter soups from an old fashioned soup pot. Recipes include beef and vegetables, oyster stew, bean soup with ham bones, and a lentil flavored consommé style broth. Readers are guided through simmering times and ingredient lists for hearty, homey meals.
Mrs Robert Waite entertained eight members of her club at her residence Thursday evening The guests enjoyed a pleasant visiting and playing cards and Mrs Waite served a chilly luncheon at the close of the evening
A reader riffes on folding a curling iron into gloves for warmth and style while recounting a colonial naming tale. The passage mentions New Hampshire being renamed in 1628 by Captain John Mason of Plymouth.
Frances Perkins outlines a broadened social security plan including unemployment benefits and wage loss support funded by a 10 percent payroll tax split between workers and employers. She envisions expansion to tackle postwar job challenges with emphasis on agricultural methods, mass production, and world trade reform. Perkins uses a personal anecdote on fashion and packaging to illustrate economic shifts and the need for systemic change.
Eileen Cragg was celebrated by her club on her birthday at Mrs Idsbelle Gordon’s home on Rash Church Street. Guests Miss Craze Miss Macy Graham Miss Mution Heath and others enjoyed dancing cards and visiting. A salad dessert lunch followed and Cragg received a birthday gift from the group.
A son was born yesterday afternoon at Garry hospital to Mr and Mrs Theodore Vandernoff of Spriny Creek R D The event appears in a brief society notice noting the new arrival and location.
Girl Scout Troop 39 held a meeting at the Presbyterian gymnasium with 31 girls and four guests present. Marilyn Jean Wallace completed needlework and architecture badges, while Mary Low McGray earned Community Madge, Betsy Low Johnson, Clara Hill and Mary Kate Bughes finished weaving, community life, and design badges respectively. The evening featured games led by Martyn Lops patrol, under supervision of Captain Adele Moray and Lieutenant Louise Whiteley, including fire drill instructions. the group plans another meeting Friday evening.
The advisory board of the Ya. G. A. assembled for a dinner meeting at the Ritz Restaurant at 6 o'clock. Several members were attracted. the president reviewed recent months and club work, and discussion covered clubs gym and center work. Plans for the finance campaign were decided, with a two week kickoff and appeal for contributions anticipated.
Cub Pack 70 met at St. Paul Lutheran with W. Shinivbarger as secretary and many parents present. The program featured a walk through by Assistant Cub Master Glenn Syeel, with expressions from the retiring committee chair Trey Whitenexd. A new charter was applied for and committee members Schrader Joli Wipmiant Glens Middleton Walter Sweet Moveilt Hung were listed.
Instructions stress washing rayon stockings before first use to improve elasticity and fit. The preliminary wash removes dressing and enhances plasticity. After washing, hang to dry completely for best wearability.
During wartime food guidance suggests using meats outside rationed lists. Recipes include REOLE LIVER CAKES, KIDNEY RAGOUT, CHICKEN LIVERS with mushrooms, STUFFED CALF HEART, and oysters prepared with butter, sauces, and peppers. Articles note using liver, kidney, and oysters as affordable options, with steps for browning, simmering, and serving alongside vegetables and starches.
A fragment outlines backward bending back exercises proposed for women in war jobs. It cites Lilyan Malmstead as a teacher and claims routines prevent fatigue, straighten a curved back, and tone the torso. Steps include standing with feet apart, arms raised, bending backward, and wall-supported leg lifts with repeated cycles.
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