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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1941
Page
5
Fragmented OCR text contains scattered phrases about allegiances, a singer, and Navajo context with unclear references. No coherent event or names emerge to form a distinct news item or factual record.
A garbled OCR excerpt hints at a recruitment program and youth involvement, mentioning a teen or youths, a 60,000 figure, and planned istrants. It references training, equipment, and potential locations such as Terre ss Houses, with unclear context and several broken phrases.
A tip explains that crystal and nonporous glassware resist dirt better. Wash with warm soap water, rinse in clear water, and dry with a soft lint-free cloth to maintain luster for fine glassware.
The article urges stocking bottled carbonated beverages for summer thirst relief. It claims these drinks better quench thirst than ice water and recommends keeping a steady supply in the refrigerator and extra in storage to replenish as it dwindles.
The column blends personal mentions from Newport News and Corry, noting Miss Jane Crum's engagement to Jack Horne of Chevy Chase, and details of local residents, births, jobs, and summers. It records Andrew family ties, school and college plans, and social events, alongside local obituaries and alumni notes. The piece also includes practical pie baking tips and a reminder of community activities slated for the week.
Miss Helena Walters daughter of Stanley Walters of Titusville wed Donald Haskell son of Mr and Mrs Merle Haskell of Corry in a Titusville church ceremony performed by Rev Willian J Moore. Attendants included Mrs Murgh Smith with sixty guests at a reception held at the bride's parents home.
Mrs Ginrence Lowe and Miss Mary Jean Phillips hosted a party at Mrs Lowe's West Pleasant Street home in Meadville honoring Mrs Robert Hunt now Miss Phiny Dickinson. The gathering featured a miscellaneous shower with gifts and prize winners Mrs Shales Wood Miss Marilyn Phillips Miss Jean Estes and Mrs Glen Betts Jr. A salad and dessert lunch was served.
Practical tips on reuse of leftover wallpaper for decorative storage. Advice covers clothing storage solutions, closet organization, and buying small quantities of perishables to prevent waste. Includes guidance on wrapping, refrigerating perishables, and softening cookies with bread or citrus for texture and flavor.
Radio guide lists Tuesday programs across NBC, CBS, and MBS including live shows, finales, a labor discussion, cultural concerts, and a Polish relief segment. It highlights Anne Gillis in Daye With July, Horace Heidt, Fibber McGee, and a variety of orchestras and talks.
The bathroom can be made safer by installing a small panel of glass docks in an outer wall. This translucent panel will flood every corner with daylight, improving visibility, cleanliness, and comfort for users.
Twenty five members and guests of the Bussess aur Professional Women's Club enjoyed a dinner at the Ritz Restamani honoring Miss Marjowie McBIray. Installation ceremonies were held with Miss Russi Soper installed as president and several officers named.
The Crawford County Downe of the PTA will hold its monthly meeting on Tuesday at Ellsworth Park Waterworks in Meadville The summer session will cover the yearly study plan with Rev C W Moorehead concluding the study program A three course dinner will be served promptly at moon Donald Cropp and wife will oversee the study session and related arrangements
A baby boy was born this morning at Cary hospital to Mr and Mrs. Graves, formerly Mardell Lewis. The birth was announced by Gayle af Coury B.D. 1 Mainslei at Cotry hospital nis morning.
A missionary from Korea will address a morning program at the Baptist Bible School tomorrow. Miss Pear Lane of Warren will lead and supervise activities as children and attendees join sessions and participate in the outreach event hosted by the church group.
Fragmentary notes discuss ancient beliefs about honey in infant feeding, mentioning medieval and German ideas. The text is garbled but hints at risks and traditional tips for making honey appealing to babies.
The Catholic Daughters of America held their annual picnic last evening at Deerhead Tyin east of Spring Creek with thirty members and guests attending. Mrs. Hugh Muckihsupt and Mrs. Donald Nantes sual Mus led arrangements for the enjoyable afternoon. After the plank supper, games and singing followed.
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