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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1939
Page
5
All varieties of chickens are said to descend from the Red Jungle Fowl of India, identified as Ubi the famed progenitor. The claim links modern domestic fowl to a single wild ancestor, highlighting genetic lineage across breeds.
Reader letters discuss breakfast habits and claim high fiber aids digestion. The writer promotes Kellogg's All-Bran as a natural aid, not medicine, urging daily use with ample water for healthier bowels and brighter life.
Mire W Johnson was pleasantly surprised at a birthday party Saturday evening hosted by her daughter Mrs Glen Gauttionu in South enter atters. Attending were Mr and Mrs rod Vosloh and sons Frei and Robert of Fittsvurgh Mr and Mrs Timer Martir Miss Marian Johnson and Auilison Gertracht of Brie. A newspaper publisher from another state offered a prize for the riddle about newspapers and women, won by a woman with the answer that humorously claimed every man should have one of his own.
The Readers met at Marion Street Monday afternoon with ten members quoting Shakespeare and sharing favorite operas. Mrs Buoom led a contest testing members knowledge of nearby towns as the social session followed. The club plans to meet February 6 at Mrs A C Sandburg’s home. Nearby social notes include Mrs A Ledra of Waterford visiting and Mr Homer accompanying. Mrs George Bley Rate’s guest of Mrs Hime Artin. and Miss Matilda Bate a student at the University of Pittsburgh studying today after vacation at her West Blossom home. Mrs Blatt of West Congress Street to return tonight from East Brady after funeral services for a relative yesterday morning.
A chaotic social page mixes dance party notes with local gossip and misread notices. It mentions a joint Elks fundraiser, performers, and upcoming events while recalling a past incident that disrupted a trip and a missing person plea. The page also touches on marriages, announcements, and a long stream of names and places, all in a single, sprawling but readable society column.
The Queen Esther Standard Bearers of the Methodist church met at Miss Majorie Young's East Pleasant Street home. Miss Donpy Bertowyn led devotional time, followed by a business session led by Miss Edna Johnson. Plans for a February 10 silver tea were finalized and chapters from City Shadows and Dinah and Hue were reviewed. An inspiring play and music were enjoyed, refreshments served, next meeting set for Miss Lucilly Barnes's home on January 27.
Mrs. A. F. Wilmoth was honored at a luncheon yesterday afternoon at the Hotel Corry in Brides, West Virginia. Guests include Mrs. Altay A. Brooks of East Charleston and several local ladies, with conversation centered on social circles and upcoming events. After the luncheon, attendees gathered in the Att ey apartment at the Motel for informal visiting.
Introducing a son born this morning at Carry hospital to Mr and Mrs George Weltnord of Market Street Columbus.
Wye MacGribble district deputy grand exalted ruler will be the honorary guest of Cinay Lodge No. 769 for the grand exalted rulers night observing initiatory degree. Exalted rulers and royal knights from local lodges will perform ceremonies, followed by a dinner for guests and mothers, with a large turnout anticipated.
A long, noisy description offers an East Indian chicken curry buffet concept for a mid winter event. It suggests a chicken curry dish, banana platters, and a spice menu to charm guests. The piece veers into festive menu ideas and host tips with many garbled phrases and unclear details.
A fragmented market report from Pittsburgh and New York covers dairy, meat, and wholesale commodities. It lists dairy prices, tub quality, and standards with various score figures and adjustments, plus general market mood and European trends affecting prices.
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