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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1940
Page
5
Unclear OCR text references a Michael Kahn editor and talk of market shares, percentages, and job attempts. Mentions of Wy, Wood, Braike, and SellandSs appear garbled, with no coherent event or date.
An unclear clipping cites a death with garbled phrasing and incomplete names. The readable fragments mention a mother and a person associated with Wave, but essential identifiers and specifics are absent.
A survey of recent books covers health reform theory by American activists, business forecasts by Shelby Cullom Davis, and works on inflation, American industry, and the future. It notes titles such as The New Outlook in Business, This War and Your Pocketbook, Meditations in Wall Street, Virginia in the American Guide series, and We Present Television as a key discussion. It also reviews novels by Sinclair, O Brien, and Scott, plus essays on math, travel, and child psychology, ending with a look at Third Term politics and foreign policy themes.
The United Brethren in Christ Women's Bible class held its monthly meeting at Mrs Dan Culver's West Wayne street home with fourteen present including Mrs Mable Carroll of Meadville. Mrs Ross Tieming led a devotional service and President Mrs Mary Porter ran the business session. Officers were elected: Mrs Guy Bennink president Roya Fleming vice president Mrs Arthur Fitch secretary and Mrs Bert Johnson treasurer Mrs Hart Watrous led a social hour with wine and refreshments. Next meeting planned for August at Mrs Walter Keppel's Halke home with tureen Gintier in charge. Guests enjoyed ice cream cake and coffee.
A large morning ceremony at St Charles church New Bethlehem Pa united Miss Margaret Clark daughter of Mrs Mary M Clark West Park Place and Robert Filson son of Thomas Filson Oil City Rev James OConnor officiated The bride wore chantilly lace with long veil and carried white mistletoe The groom is set to manage Blatt Brothers theatre in New Bethlehem They will reside there after a Canadian wedding trip The bride a former teacher at Rixford and Albuquerque high schools and Mercyhurst College graduate gives her future as Mrs Filson The groom is Notre Dame Law School trained The couple received many nuptial congratulations and further festivities are noted with relatives and friends from across the region
Miss Mamie Krupa daughter of Mr and Mrs Michael Krupa Spring Creek R D 3 married Walter Hajec son of Mr and Mrs Stanley Hajec of Corry RD 1 in a morning nuptials at St Elizabeths church Rev Carl K Heidi officiated Blair and Stanley Hajec brothers served as altar boys Miss Ann Krupa sister of the bride was maid of honor Bridgesmaids were Virginia Hajec Mary Niedomys and Mary Sanders They wore blue and pink gowns Their bouquets featured Liveille Hill roses and others A reception followed at the bride’s home and the couple planned a brief trip before residing in Corry where the groom works as assistant manager of the Loblaw warehouse.
Mrs J R Tiffany hosted an original pageant in her yard at 49 South Senter St from 2 to 4 pm. Miss Betty Colburn was crowned queen with a line of escorts, train bearers, flower girls, and crown bearers, as the group sang The Rose Queen and music filled the event. guests and participants enjoyed an afternoon of ceremony and refreshments.
Miss Marjorie Young awaiting marriage to Edmund Barr was toasted at a bridal shower on East South Street. Miss Hazel Rehnberg and Miss Lowie Whiteley hosted with games, a dessert lunch, and several guests including Ernestine Lynn Norma Grice and Edith Sperry. Prizes went to Mrs. Elaine Foster Mrs. John Street and Mrs. Earl VanGuildex.
The Past Grand Council of the LOOF will rest on Saturday evening in June at Erie. Lake Shore dodge will host the gathering with arrangements for the State Council meeting at North East and a report from the Grand Lodge will be heard.
Edward Jackson son of Mr and Mrs Robert Jackyon Wool Shared strep celebrated tenth birthday yesterday with a three to five pm party at home. Games contests and lunch with a birthday cake followed. Guests included Billy and Troy McElroy Gerry Williams Frake Hurlburt Bob Hand Richard Peebles Charley Low Norman Holton Richard Thomas Norman Jean Jane Ann Gleason Julia Piccard and Patricis Menulty.
Fragmentary text references Merle Trinéisl and Doris Pratt in Cory, with broken names and stray phrases. No coherent event or dates emerge to form a clear summary.
Mrs C J Shoop of East Frederick street will present four piano pupils in a recital next Monday evening in the Methodist church parlors. Dorothy Johnston Gene Parsons Gertrude Johnston and Martha Hultberg will offer solos and duets. Assisting will be Mary Graham, violinist, and Hultberg will sing two selections. All relatives friends and others are invited.
The fragment shows old car prices and models, including Ford Tudor 1935 and 1936 models, Chevrolet 1937 and Plymouth 1934 with listed prices such as 349 and 469. Other entries mention Dodge and Delray style coupes, indicating a 1930s vehicle sale page with multiple makes and price points.
A lengthy recipe outlines sour cream cookies with cinnamon sugar topping. Ingredients include shortening, butter, sugar, sour cream, flour, baking powder, soda, salt, vanilla, and cinnamon. The method covers creaming, alternating additions, rolling, cutting, baking at high heat, and finishing with cinnamon sugar.
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