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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1939
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a time and names Francia and Ainger with unclear context. No complete event or positions are identifiable. This record reflects readable fragments without a clear main action.
A cryptic brief notes a pair of actions involving Borki Ng at the two position and Charlie Snipe Puol. The terse item hints at a coordinated play or contest outcome linked to these two individuals within a local context.
A string of literary notices surveys Louis Golding's Mr Emmanuel and other recent titles. Praise centers on Golding's simple, faithful character focus and the novel’s attraction for readers of German affairs. Montessori's The Secret of Childhood is discussed for its view of child adult relations and guardianship. Additional notices cover Salween by Ronald Kaulback, Canaan by Waters B. Turin, O Henry Encore, Living Thoughts Library volumes, and new novels by Marcel and Barry Benefiel. The piece also mentions Deborrah Paige’s Strange Victory and April Was When It Beran as reflective, biographical fiction with accessible storytelling.
Distress of getting up at night and frequent urges are described as eased by Thompson's Rotsoma Tablets. The ad claims they flush out kidneys and strengthen bladder, help slow digestion and bowels, and invite readers to ask local stores for the product. A subscription offer references a former Corry resident and a journal gift.
Mrs. Charles Plinchin and daughter Norma Jean of Wile join Mrs. Della Lombard and family on Third Avenue for an evening visit. The Robins plan to Dayton Ohio with Dorothy Patterson. others travel from Warren to Spar tanburg for sister visits. Several locals host guests from Pittsburg and Chicago, while Edinboro summer courses attract teachers and students.
Frances E Willard Day marked at Chautauqua New York with the 61st anniversary of the WCTU birth recalled by Frances B Wise Smith Evans ton Illinois president of the National WCTU outstanding speaker of the centenary observance drew more than 200 women leaders Mrs Frank Whiteley, visiting Chautauqua, expected to represent local WCTU.
Jimmy Dorsey and his band will play at the usual Saturday evening dance at the Fier Ballroom in Celeron Park. Helen O Connell and 9th Eyerly are featured with the group, part of a live series of name bands drawing weekly crowds. The event starts at 10 o clock DST, with Mary Lot Williams and June Richmond also set to perform.
A new scientific finding claims to ease asthma or hay fever symptoms with satisfactory results. The ad offers a guaranteed refund if not satisfied and mentions a writer in Janseville, Pi, with a contact phone 2008 for oil-related products.
Two troops of the Catholic Daughters of America junior organization open camping today. Troop No 4 led by Miss Betty Roneson and Miss Helen McCray camps at Shay Rest collage in Little Corry Finley Lake with several delegates. Troop No 3 under Miss Mare McEvoy will stay at Ruggles Park Ganarohta Lake at Turn-In cottage. Attending are Misses Maury Sturdevant Marty Giio Kathleen Mulderick Wileen Craye Vitemia O'Neil Mary Jean Rouch Eileen Foley Ruthvyn Ann Mead Marian Kinney Kathleen McGray Margaret Paver Kathryn Spiesman Theres Roach Mary Ann Merrick Ka Poste Phyllis Hoenes Ant MéliNey and others.
Mr and Mrs Harold Hall of Wattsburg announce the engagement of their daughter Josephine Winnie Hall of 101 West Eighth Street Tre to Richard R Warner son of Mr and Mrs JB Warner of 2308 Peach Street Erie The bride to be is a 4 graduate of Wattsburg High School and employed at Erie by the Duncombe Company The groom is founder of the Dick Warner Studio of Photography and director of an Erie dance orchestra The wedding will take place in the fall.
Weather permitting, the V. FW Junior Bugle Corps and Bridle Corps plan a pork Sunday picnic at Amos Can on Sprme Greek Gars. U olocked Sunday morning, a tire prefle al Hee will help ensure an enjoyable afternoon. Members of the Vv. FW post, squad, and auxiliary will also attend.
Recipe fragment bundle presents options for a summertime meal including cold salads with iced tea and rolls, and several hot casseroles or fish dishes. Contains scattered instructions for tuna and crab based salads, cucumber fixings, and breaded sides amid weather planning notes and menu ideas.
On July 29 Pittsburgh wholesale markets show slow Demat wax with mixed produce bids including Reds, Duchess, and Cabbage, plus steady onions and yellows. Livestock trade also steady with cable market at $10 to $8.50 and cattle, calves, and lambs trading range along with hogs and sheep in mid prices.
HARRISBURG July 29 Judge Howard W. Hughes of Wie Washington county common pleas court today officially withdrew Republican candidate for the State Supreme Court. The bureau awaited official notice of withdrawal of Genyze Ros Hull Morrisbury attorney, another GOP candidate who has decided to withdraw from the Supreme Court race.
U S embassy reports 16 Japanese planes hit the Southern Baptist Stout Memorial hospital in Wachow Kwangsi province. Chinese accounts say raid on July 29 killed 60 and injured 330 in dense areas. bombs struck Red Cross hospital and a mission, with several buildings damaged and fires set.
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