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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1941
Page
5
An incomplete note describes a person named Christal found yesterday at a hospital. The text mentions a union and a mystery involving a man named Rich and possible divulged information. The fragmented details are unclear and no further facts are verifiable.
A 7 by 3 by 4 foot block of soft coal, weighing B tons, was exhibited in the West Virginia building at the New York World's Fair, described as the largest piece of soft coal ever mined.
ADELLAIDE KERR sketches profiles of women explorers, engineers and artists including Louise Boyd leading a Greenland expedition and M L Smythe defending skeet titles. The column also spotlights Margret Kenny a soap tradeswoman and multifaceted entertainers with social notes from Corry and nearby towns.
The Panama Canal now uses a system of lights and buoys to guide ships safely at night, improving navigation and reducing risks for nocturnal passage.
The union occurred Saturday at St. Theresa's church in Union City. Rev. Frank Lawrence Trembly performed the ceremony. The groom works at Raymond Manufacturing Company and the couple will reside at Union City Route 3.
Mrs Ray Walford hosted the S. B. Club at her East Main Street home for the last summer meeting. Bridge games were played and prizes were won by Mrs A Pier and Mrs Viletta Fei.
Useful homemaking tips discuss sweater care with a frame shaped to fit and safe washing. Advice on buying shrimp or cocktails, inspecting sewing machine upkeep, and a note that the Statue of Liberty arrived in two parts with the forearm coming nine years earlier.
The Women’s Christian Temperance Union met yesterday afternoon at East Church Street home of Mrs. Neil Blackmary. Mrs. Leon VanTassel presided. Mrs. Bisckman led the motoral period. Mrs. Cogan reported on Loyal Temperance Lesson. Plans discussed for a local assembly fundraiser and July 15 Flower day at Mrs. Stephen Brooks’ home.
Miss Martha Hultber of Corry will participate in Ye Warren Conservatory of Music’s commencement tonight at the east end wall 8235 o'clock. She is a 1941 graduate of the phone class and is joined by Margaret Blick Betty Foster Elannre Kiluestiver as post graduates assisting. The program includes invocations, vocal and piano numbers, two piano concerto, and diplomas presented by Dr LeRoy B Campbell.
Fragmented text covers making lemon syrup with sugar and water and storing in the fridge. It shifts to hygiene advice about bathing, tub cleaning brushes, and soap. A historical line notes the Columbia as the first ship to carry the American flag around the world in 1755 to 1008.
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