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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1940

Page

5

Crawford PTA meeting set for Conneaut Park

A morning session of Crawford county Parent Teacher Associations will be held Wednesday June 12 at Conneaut Lake Park in connection with the annual Crawford county school picnic. Dinner will be served at noon followed by a business meeting and basket lunch requests. Various local residents are noted in transit, visits, and travels across Meadville Erie and surrounding areas.

Crawford County Parent-Teacher Associations Conneaut Lake Park

St Edward's School Picnic Set at Canadohta Lake

St Edward's School will hold its annual picnic at Canadohta Lake next Monday June 10. Students meet at the school at 9 30 a m and those with cars may join. Call Rev Francis J Graves or a PTA member to join the event.

St. Edward's School Canadohta Lake Jime Francis J. Graves Parent-Teacher Association

DAR Guests at Fogle Cottage at Canadalita

Members of the Brokenstray Valley Daughters of the American Revolution hosted a 40‑person picnic yesterday at the Fowle summer home on Canadalita Lake. A 1 PM formal dinner preceded a brief business session. Delegates elected to attend the state conference in Lancaster in October included Mrs. J. D. Wilcox local regent and Mrs. W. W. Auer, Mrs. Walter Peake, Mrs. Jessie K. Newton, Mrs. Howard Loveland, and Mrs. A. Redmond.

Ralph Fowle Canadalita Lake Brokenstray Valley Daughters of the American Revolution 8. D. Wilcox Lancaster W. W. Auer Walter Peake Jessie K. Newton Howard Loveland A. Redmond Fople F. M. Loveland Clyde Brown Emma Linscott

Graduation Exercises At Waldorf Astoria For Tobe-Gobern School

A luncheon in the Waldorf Astoria left room in New York last evening marked the graduation exercises of the Tobe-Gobern School for Fashion Careers. Miss Mary Elizabeth Gillette, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. N Troy Gillette of East Smith Street, was a member of the graduating class.

Austin Maryland Vi Weston Erie Viali Charles Weston Hastings Jones Cleveland Ohio Matilda Minna ‘Kamber University of Pittsburgh City West Pleasant Street Alton Robbins Meadville Arlene Robbins Belle Robbins Corry Cincinnati University of Cincinnati Howard Robbins Arthur Dahlstrand Moose Lake Minn Ralph Carroll R. Laurence Davison Newport R. I Fa ‘Nes May McCormick New York City Andrew Schmidt Dick ‘Terrill Gc.c. Terrill Tesrill Hyelyn Brooks Summit Emma Lindquist North Center Street Walter Fredlund Jamestown O. A. Johnson West Church Street Edna Johnson Harrisbore School of Fashions

Mor D Phun Club Holds Afternoon at Cabin In The Pines

Mor D Phun club members were entertained yesterday afternoon at the Cabin In The Pines by Mrs. A L Watrous. A lunch was served and the afternoon was spent playing Chinese checkers and contests. Awards were won by Mrs. C C Warmer and Mrs. W Gibson. The club plans a pie n ie on Thursday the 20th at the Gldevin farm east of the city.

Cabin-In-The-Pines A. L. Watrous C. C. Warmer W. Gibson Devin Farm

1918 19 Influenza Epidemic Across Civilians and Army

During the influenza epidemic of 1918 19 about 201 000 civilian deaths and 16 112 army deaths were recorded. A recipe note follows describing mixing equal parts grated American cheese with softened butter to create a spread for cheese rolls canapes crackers or sandwiches.

Daughter and son births announced in Corry and Jamestown

A daughter was born this morning at Corry hospital to Mr and Mrs Raymond Piccirillo of West Pleasant Street. Mrs Piccirillo was formerly Mary Fallone. A son was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Ragnar Carlson of Jamestown New York. Mrs Carlson was formerly Shirley Watrous daughter of Mr and Mrs Harris Watrous of West Columbus Avenue.

Corry Hospital Raymond Piccirillo West Pleasant Street Piccirillo Mary Fallone Ragnar Carlson Jamestown, N.Y

Miss Laura Gates Weds James Thompson in Grand Valley ceremony

Mr and Mrs Luther Gates of Sanfor announce the marriage of their daughter Laura Gates to James Thompson, son of Mr and Mrs Harold Thompson of Pittsfield Kansas. The ceremony was held Saturday afternoon May 9 at the parsonage in Grand Valley, officiated by Rev Arthur Storer. Attendants were Miss Neva Bull and Norman Heogenboom. The couple resides in Pittsfield.

Adwanumuruy Luther Gates San Laura Gates James ‘Thompson Harold Thompson Pittsfield Wich Arthur Storer Grand Valley Gerry Neva Bull Youngsville Noyman Heogenboom Clymer Pittaneld

James Lavery Addresses Townsend Club Meeting

James Lavery spoke to a lively Townsend Club No 3 gathering at Maccabee hall. Erie visitors Ambrose Mulligan and Edward Ailtridge attended, discussing the Townsend plan while Mrs Mayme Mitchell opened with a singing of God Bless America.

James Lavery Townsend Townsend Ciul No. 3 Maccabee Hall Ambrose Mulligan Edward Ailtridge Erie Mayme Mitchell America

Relief Corps Holds Regular Meeting at Masonic Hall

Jonas Relief Corps No 49 held its regular meeting yesterday afternoon at 2 o clock in the Masonic hall with a good attendance. A tureen dinner was served at noon. Five new members and guests attended including Mrs Johnson Mrs Thomas of Unich Ority and Mrs Etta Johnson of Baxter Kan One new application for member ship was read at the meeting.

Allurens Seer Corps No. 49 Masonic Hall Johnson Thomas Unich Ority Etta Johnson Baxter, Kan

Miss Van Kosmoski Honored at Party Near Caijin In The Pines

A party at Caijin In The Pines last evening honored Miss Van Kosmoski on the eve of her upcoming marriage to John Sullivan. Curis and Ibingo were enjoyed, followed by a salad lunch.

van Kosmoski Shorty Sully Cugavges Raymor Company Caijin-In-the-Pines

Lorimer Repeats as President of Republican Women of PA

Philadelphia June 7 Mrs George Horace Lorimer began another term as president of the Republican Women of Pennsylvania a post she has held since 1920. Four new vice presidents were elected at the annual meeting Mrs Sutherland Brown Mrs Harrison K Caner Jr Mrs Charles M Lea and Mrs William Z Tanner. Hatlonel committee woman and official hostess for the national convention June 24 praised Mrs Lorimer as a good soldier in the ranks of the G O B. Mrs Scranton outlined plans for the con clave noting 4 000 women on her committee. Lorimer urged Republican women to contact legislators urging no additional sessions for the convention but to receive instead.

Tilted Philadelphia George Horace Lorimer Temm The Republican Women of Pennsylvania Sutherland Brown Harrison K. Caner, Jr Charles M. Lea William Z. ‘Tanner Worthington Scranton Scranton Hatlonel Committee Lorimer

Monroe Recital At Warren Home By Miss Agnes Monroe

Miss Agnes Monroe presented a voice recital at the White home in Warren assisted by pianists Miss Rachel Blomquist and Miss Kathleen Simmons. The schedule notes a future recital for Monroe pupils on June 21 at the White home and June 14 at the Warren Conservatory of Music. The page also includes a recipe tip for green beans topped with a vinegar butter sauce.

Market Street

Meat cuts and roasts listed in a curt ad panel

A fragment shows various meat items with prices implied, including veal roast and chops, leg of lamb, shoulder, loin or rib pork roast, fresh ham, and pork shoulder lean roast, suggesting a grocery or butcher advertisement. The text is cut and lacks complete pricing or context.

Recipe Fragment: Sweet Sour Sauce Mix Details

A fragment lists a simple mix using four parts sour, two parts sugar, two teaspoons prepared mustard and one teaspoon salt as a possible seasoning base. The text appears as kitchen shorthand rather than full instructions.

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