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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1941
Page
5
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The piece surveys Phil Stong’s The Princess and other novels, including The Hermit Place by Mark Schorer, The Transposed Heads by Thomas Mann, The Admirable Trumpeter by Hay and Warner, The Forgotten Village by John Steinbeck, and a collection on outdoor living Designs for Outdoor Living by Margaret Olthoff Goldsmith, noting tone and reader response while listing themes and character notes.
A society notice highlights women owners and jockeys shaping 1930s racing. Mrs Payne Whitney and Mrs Isabel Dodger Sloane are cited for Derby and Preakness successes, with Belmont tastemakers and guests noting home bred wins and ongoing influence in racing circles.
The Methodist Girls Missionary Group met at Mrs Reneau’s home for officer elections and a business meeting. Gene Parsons was elected president, Mil dred Young first vice president, Jean Désring secretary, and Phyllis Retok treasurer. They planned sending two girls to Westminster Mission Camp and held an edublelight service with refreshments by Mrs Renesu.
Radio listings show a scattered slate across NBC and CBS networks with talks on age change and world situation, political figures like Herbert Hoover and Thomas Dewey, plus music and drama segments and special broadcasts from universities and cities. Scattered times include 6:15, 9:15, 9:30, 7:20, 8:30, and late evening features.
An open house celebration marked George Shampoe’s twentieth birthday in CULO NY. Guests included many named attendees and helpers, with cards and desserts shared. organizers credited Mrs Wallige and sister Meg along with Carl Marsh and Leonard Lawrent Morincle Fuane among others.
Thirty seven members answered roll call at the Presbyteriaylenue meeting. First class Scouts led the Tater patrol as plans were made for a hike to Mead Park next Friday evening. Ward groups scheduled 6:15 and 6:30 p m for meetings before departure.
Mrs Herald G Wolfe hosted a delightfully appointed dinner at her home on Center Street. Attending were Mrs Russell Byler Mrs J Donald Watson Mrs Lowe Ed wards Mrs Ann Baiess Miss Nelle Titus Miss Ruth Bopnert Mrs Howard Ross Miss Helen Juhnson Mrs Wave Pevising Miss Mary Anderson Mr Frances Haag Mrs Heles Spencey Miss July Cat strand Miss Ola Young and Mrs Gerald Bazley. Sewitg and visiting were enjoyed following the dinner.
Veterans of Foreign Wars District VFW will hold a meeting at Evie Sunray after noon at 2 oclock at the VFW home on French streets. Congressman James Vaberandt of Altoona, state commander, will be speaker. An image derogat ion from Corry is expected. District auxiliaries will meet at the same time.
Troop 70 members of a Lutheran church held a steak dinner and monthly meeting at John Street's cottage in Columbus Thursday evening. Plans were set for a week of camping for Whereouts and others as business topics were discussed. Miss Rosemay Dewey arrived for a weekend visit, guest of Dr. and Mrs. D. E. Thomas in Meadville.
Waterford couple marks sixty years of marriage as relatives gather for anniversary observances. The couple, long residents of Erie and Waterford Township, recall a life together with family members listed, including a son who died in 1936. A separate note on household hose care appears, detailing maintenance tips.
A sunport cornering Corry Ial announces the addition of a new residence feature for Mr and Mrs H Robert Tuhi teoll of West Washington Street. Mrs Johnson, formerly Miss Florence Bachatne, is noted in the local notes.
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