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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1940
Page
5
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A garbled OCR fragment mentions individuals and places in a disordered sentence. It references a person called Dales Toitian and a phrase about profits and roaming, but the text is largely incomprehensible and lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable entities suitable for a fuller summary.
Fragmented OCR reads like a jumble of words about names, events, sleep scene and a queen. It mentions a university and a cry about juice with several garbled terms and numbers.
The article surveys recent books by F. Van Wyck Mason, JF Fuller, Percy B. Jackson, Lawrence Dame, and others. It notes Mason's Stars on the Sea and De cisive Battles, along with Lay explanations in At the Law and New England Comes Back. It mentions Arliss, Pindley, and various travel and biography titles, highlighting a broad array of historical and literary works.
Miss Dorris Rickerson daughter of Mr and Mrs R N Rickerson of North Center street married Robert L Lewis son of Mr and Mrs John Lewis of Jamestown at the Presbyterian parsonage in Mayville Kentucky The ceremony was performed by Rev Roger Van Thorn on a Monday morning in June The newlyweds are both employed by Aero Supply Manufacturing Company and will live at 111 East Main street after June 15.
Miss Martha Hultberg daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Hultberg East Frederick street will be presented in a recital at the Warren Conservatory of Music next Wednesday evening at eight oclock. She studies voice and piano at the conservatory and will be assisted by Miss Edyth Youn, accompanist. Her program includes Trees Rasbach Or Bree r Zauibit Scarlatti Invention No 4 in Beat Bach Vivaldi Golliwog's Cake Walk Debussy The Fight of the Bamie Bos Rimsky Korsakov Staccato Caprice Voghen By the Waters of Babylon Speaks and Robin Sing a Merry Tune Newton.
A series of birth notices report newborn boys at Gor ty hospital and Corrr hospital to families including Dencryk Becker and A'son Plaherly with addresses on King Street and South Center Street. The text also references Genevieve Peterson and Dorothy Rose, plus a note on Virginia’s cultural capital and officials discussing colonial observations. Scholars Hunter Dickinson Parish and James Blair are cited in relation to a Colonial Williamsburg sponsored work The Present State of Virginia And the College.
A morning wedding at Elizabeth's Church unites Miss Van Kosmoski and Joh Sullivan. Rev. Carl K Heldt officiates. Bridesmaid Helen Kosmos, best man A. Buresst. They plan a wedding breakfast at Hotel Cory and will reside at 12 West M Church Street after a short trip. Attending include Elizabeth Cotter, Mr and Mrs James D. Sullivan, Miss Jean Kosmoski, and others from Titusville and Erie.
Mrs E C Barnes of this city will speak at the Warren Business and Professional Women's club birthday party next Monday evening. She is past-president of the northwest district of the Pennsylvania Federation of Women's Clubs and chairman of citizenship in the state federation. Her swearing in address is titled To Be Or Not To Be A Good Citizen. Invitations have been sent to clubs in district No 6 from Erie Meadville Youngsville Cambridge Springs Greenville and Union City. The banquet will be served in the YMCA activities building.
A social gathering last evening at 1083 North Center Street celebrated Mrs Ina Bush’s birthday. Guests included Ateene Doolittle Harley Marsh Arthur Pirch Mary Howard Ross Fleming and others who enjoyed gifts music and cake.
A Methodist church choir honored Miss Marjorie Young at a party hosted by Miss Trenchordan on East Frederick Street. Miss Young, soon to marry Edmund Bare, received a coffee service set from the group as thirty six members and guests enjoyed singing, visiting, games, and a buffet lunch. Assistant hostesses were Mrs Hess Cafilsch and Miss Margaret Olds.
The Sewing Circle of Aid Society of the Presbyterian church met Friday in the church parlors. Attendees sewed and visited, a good sum was added to the treasury. Mrs. E. Whittlesey and Miss Margaret McDonald supervised luncheon. The group will meet again in two weeks with Mrs. A D. Colegrove and Mrs. A. G. Buller as hostesses.
A housewarming party was hosted last evening at Mrs. Bernice Gillette Hills yard in Columbus. Guests included Dr. and Mrs. N. Troy Gillette Mrs. Mariette Peck Mr Alfred Mr and Mrs Wallace Young Mr and Mrs Allan Brooks Rev William J Kuhn Mr and Mrs W A Redmond and Mrs Hastings Jones. Refreshments were served. Dial 38-034 for a mailed ad all your used car.
Local society notes reveal numerous families traveling for summer stays in Lauder Pa Cleveland and Avon Ohio for golf tournaments and alumni gatherings. Attendees include Mrs Rinitell Haag Mrs Baith Rowland Mrs Harold Sweet Mr and Mrs Will Harvey Miss Ruth Taylor Miss Jane Benedict and many others visiting Buffalo Durham Pittsburgh Cleveland and New York City for visits summer courses and University events.
Local item from Corry Journal notes Crocker and Gnisags involved in a cone incident. Details remain unclear in the readable text.
Prepared by a ny Crocker Home Service Departmen a tray of relishes offers a salad substitute or decorative hors d oeuvres for buffet dinners. Includes cucumber slices celery hearts radishes olives and fancy cuts, with methods for crisping, blooming and brightening. Details on wrapping, chilling, and shaping plus several stuffed celery and dip options using cream cheese olives tuna and other fillings.
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