Fragmentary note from Oregon story about Tetons
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Tetons and something about representation and perhaps a short note. Reads like a stray line with no clear event, person, or organization identified.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1939
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Tetons and something about representation and perhaps a short note. Reads like a stray line with no clear event, person, or organization identified.
Miss Agnesfynoh of this city attended a Business and Professional Women's club district leaders meeting at Riverside Hotel Cambridge Springs. The event featured a 6:40 dinner and plans for the coming year with state and national officers present. A report on the Kansas City National Convention was given and Lurlene White will speak August 16 in Chin-upqua. Reservations for the Country Club dinner close August 12.
The Meadville Tribune Republican reports the annual John Brown Memorial Association outing at New Richmond drew about 75 people. Hon I J Prather presided, delivered the address on John Brown, and officers were re elected with John H Wright of Jamestown named to the board of directors. Artie Schaub led the musical program with accordion and piano selections and group singing.
Revival meetings conducted at Bethel Inracle by Rev Leo Frank of Conneaut Ohio will continue a third week. Good crowds attend each evening with participants from Conneaut Ashtabula Cleveland Jamestown Erie and nearby towns. Special music is provided and the services run nightly except Saturday.
The Harbor Half Ladies Aid Society will hold an all day session at the Community House on Thursday August 3. Men in the community are urged to come prepared to work on yard cleanup and building a fence. Dinner will be served at noon.
Several family reunions were held over the weekend in Ohio and New Jersey. The Wrightsville reunion met at Willard Heights Park Jamestown New Jersey with Tilda Nelson heading serving duties Ted Ahlquist organizing the program and Elmet Walfa coordinating sports. The Olson reunion marked its tenth anniversary at Ernest Johnsons Poland Boardman Road Poland Ohio with many Dahlstrand and related families attending. The Teasdale reunion convened at Guy Whaleys West Spring Creek Corry featuring 32 relatives from Corry Shingle Cracks Mendile and Elyria sharing a chicken dinner and business meeting.
Mr and Mrs Salph Knapp hosted a Sunday gathering at Mitchells Grove near Srng Greek. Guests included Miss Urie Gagheu Lennard Kapp and M Bertha Paring from Warren, Mrs Gerald Jenkins of Stonebarn, Miss Martha Baccus from Columbus, and Mr and Mrs Albert F, who enjoyed a pie dinner with the group.
A daughter named Sandra Ann was born to Mr and Mrs Armitage of Spring Village. The birth was announced as a joyful addition to the family with congratulations expected from relatives and friends.
Mrs. Howard Ross hosted a tea at her Raymond Avenue home in Bathday afternoon honoring her guest Miss Fay Davenport of Erie. Assisted by Mrs. J. Donald Watson, the event featured a gift for the guest and a guest list including Mrs. Stanley Anderson and others.
Mrs Leo Howlett formerly Miss Mary Kovach was honored guest at a miscellany shower Saturday at the home of her sister Mrs Harold Scholton East Main Street. Neighbors and friends helped entertain with sociable games visiting and a dessert lunch guests received many lovely gifts
Twenty five junior drum and bugle corps members plus their parents attended a Sunday picnic at Sprimp Creek. County Council Commander Homer Pitehend and Warren families joined the event. Games and contests included bugle, filig, horserocking piloting, egg throwing and jumpy power. Prizes were awarded to Robert De Mauri, Roger Amy, Mavie DeMauri, Betty Taylor, Joseph Allen, Alice Reynolds, Alfred Morrison, Bruce Allen, and Robey Spencyy.
A Curious Cornucopia of Maids of Honor pastry guidance from Corry Journal-Getty Grooker Home Service Dept offers a recipe blend. It describes flaky pastry shells and a lemon almond cheese filling, with steps for bake times, temperatures, and decorative lattice topping. It emphasizes the tradition of Maids of Honor and provides detailed measurements and methods for tart and pie shells and a custard-like filling.
Sabie wattle market notes steady pricing across cattle and hogs in Pittsburgh with steers bulls and calves trading against a broad range. Chickens and poultry values hold firm while onions cabbage and miscellaneous produce show mixed gains and declines in the same session.
Italy demonstrates a diving bell designed to rescue crew trapped in submarines. Tests occurred from the submarine Pug de Brune at 430 feet depth, releasing four men who reached the surface promptly. Inventor Girolamo Oliva Oliva II led years of research.
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