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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1939
Page
5
Local brief lists residents and visitors with summer plans and travels. Dr R B Mosier attends a district dental convention in Cambridge Springs. Miss Matilda Kamber returns from University of Pittsburgh. various students and families head to or from homes and alumni events, with names and hometowns noted.
King and Queen Roosevelt share a morning White House breakfast noted for its standard fare from coast to coast. Mrs. Roosevelt hosted a press conference praising the queen’s compassion while British aides and reporters followed in a sunlit embassy stroll. The royal party then mingled with 1,400 American officials at a garden party, including J. P. Morgan, amid cheers from British guests.
Aaron Wuelnen entertained first grade pupils at Ifitmer High School yesterday for the seventh birthday of Maxine Shirley. The party featured cream cake and favors for each child. Mrs Oberman was assisted by Miss Ola Young, the class teacher.
Thirty members of the New Era Club and their families enjoyed an afternoon outing at the summer home of Mr D M Whititesey at Findley. Sailing and boating were enjoyed, and refreshments were served during the peaceful afternoon gathering.
Miss Saville Blykeslee, former home room teacher, hosted a picnic at her Spartansboro area home for 38 Tichs of Junior High students. Activities included games races and a hike followed by lemonade.
A local birthday observance marked the second birthday of twin boys Jimmy and Doliiny with a party Tuesday afternoon at a park near their home in Wes Irving. Guests included Russell Homer, Jimmy and Mary White, Tack Brigham, Rib Downey, Lyn Bergmin and Tammany Burkhart, who attended and received favors.
A community picnic organized by the Junior League and Junior Welfare is scheduled for an evening gathering at Lake Thin. Attendees should arrive by 6 o'clock, with transportation arranged by the gathering venue. Further details and ticketing will be available at the event location.
Roy Storer and Mrs. Glen Gates hosted a surprise birthday party for Charles Mack at his home on Nowth Center Street yesterday afternoon. Ten guests attended and enjoyed games followed by a birthday lunch. Charles, who is recovering from an injury, was reported to be progressing satisfactorily.
Misa Estell Muzunesaclough daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Shelton Clough formerly from near Spring Creek then Warvyen has earned membership in the dramatic honorary fraternity Beta Psi Omicron. Glough attended Corry High School and studied drama at Harcum Junior College Bryn Mawyn. She was named among hopeful students announced at the college commencement this week. The Gloughs now reside in New Jersey.
The Lit Ann Guild plans a breakfast bridge at Gerry Community Church on Tuesday morning June 15 at 40 31 orelork for reservations and transportation. Mrs W Wammion of West Frederick Street announced the arrangement with Bess Wilko named general chairman to oversee duties. The event promises a pleasant social time with contract tables and a prize drawing to be awarded.
A historic recipe offers a three tier Bride’s cake with detailed directions for batter icing and decoration. It lists ingredients for cake layers 12, 8, and 4 inches, with specific baking times and temperatures, and provides decorative piping ideas and floral toppers.
Markets and stock quotes from Pittsburgh and East Buffalo outline demand for apples cabbage and lettuce with steady or weak notes. Cattle hogs and sheep traded with mixed results while New York stocks rose briefly amid volatile trading led by industrials and key earnings names.
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