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The readable text is severely garbled and yields no clear persons, events, or organizations. It mentions possible names and dates only as fragments, preventing a definite title or factual summary.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1941
Page
5
The readable text is severely garbled and yields no clear persons, events, or organizations. It mentions possible names and dates only as fragments, preventing a definite title or factual summary.
Disjointed lines reference a police probe, a deputy, and an investigation. Fragments mention death, age, and a state context with scattered names and locations barely legible. The text lacks coherent detail or clear events to summarize.
William Farnsworth of Newarte arrived for a few days visit with his sister, Hsther Odell. The 29th district will hold a service for Harold Burnham's grave northwest of Corry on the last Sunday in July, with events set to occur next week in Buffalo.
A genteel musicale tea was hosted by the Lilian Guild at the Emmanuel Episcopal church for the church fund. Ninety two guests attended at Mrs. C E Rafter’s Pindley Lake home with two poetry groups and songs in French German and English by soprano Corinne Dean of Warren. Out of town guests included Mire Ray Morrow San Francisco Mrs Streiner Pitcairn Miss Keete Mrs N Dell Darling and Mrs A P Houle Evie Mrs Sidney Mahan Mrs Wilder and Miss Helen Patton Waterford Mr and Mrs P Matheson and Mrs Duncan Pittsburgh Miss Hillaabeth Rogers Red Bank NJ Mrs Hugh R Logan Warren Mrs John Macatullan Detroit Miss Kathryn Bright Mrs Harry Bright and Mrs William Bettes Ol City.
Paul R. Getts superintendent of Youngsville schools spoke to the Rotary Club at Hotel Cory on erosion as his topic. He presented unfounded criticisms of education today, detailing reasons and statistics on the share of funds for education versus other items. Oliver, of San Mateo, Calif., attended as a guest.
Mrs Charles Burkhardt and family plan Newport visit with the Navy service in Brooklyn. Numerous locals and visitors travel or visit relatives across Warren Mansfield and nearby towns including MeafVille MeadVille The Pas West Manitoba and Flin Flon Manitoba. Mrs L B Witherspoon Mr Harold Burgiton Mrs P G Hillbure and others extend trips and overnight stays. Community notices mention alumni events in Ann Arbor and a GOP women conference in Erie with local delegates attending and tours arranged.
The report covers heavy air and ground combat across Leningrad, Warsaw, and other fronts. It notes German spearheads advancing toward Lithuania and Poland, extensive Soviet air losses, and massive German air assaults on Crimea Sevastopol Minsk Riga and other cities. It also mentions anti Falangist protests in Madrid and Italian torpedo attacks on a British cruiser.
Radio listings detail NBC and CBS programs for Wednesday night including Tony Martin songs at 1 30 and Kay Kyser Collar at 8 30 plus The District Attorney and Senator Tattot No Intervention. Also NBC Blue coverage features Manhattan of Midnight and Hemisphere Revue with Eucharistic Congress events noted. General Brum of the United States Army reportedly did not intend West Point.
Mrs Helen Hovey will wed George LeFevre after a party hosted by Miss Athel Beckwith. Guests from Corry included Miss Doreby Jones, Marian Pill, Blaine Foster, Ruth Taylor, Hazel Renn bore, Helen Beckwith, Ernestine Lynn, Mr Hovey and Mrs John Street, plus Miss Margera LeFevre of Union City. The gathering moved from Mr and Mrs W P Butterfield’s West 29th Street home to Mrs Kes Twélich's Four Street tea room, with prizes to Miss Rehnbore and Miss Foster and a salad and dessert lunch. Miss Hovey received a miscellaneous gifts sumbee.
A quirky instructional note describes a jelly roll technique. It mentions cutting dusty edges with a sharp knife, turning the roll onto a damp cloth dusted with confectioners sugar, and cooling before filling. The text also references spreading with desired filling and rolling again for a final finish.
Amy Porter surveys summer fashion comfort with mesh ventilated gloves and white parasols. Suggestions include black net gloves to match outfits, straw hats, and chic accessories for both city and country wear, emphasizing practical cooling and polished look.
A brief note describes new lighter tieeantr-tyne catsup decanters designed for labor saving. The bottles feature broad mouths to ensure free flow of catsup and easier handling in baskets.
Miss Myrtle Elizabeth Wollett daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray G Wollett Briv wed George Darrell Warner of Spring Creek son of Mrs W D Warner by Youngsville in a Saturday morning ceremony at 10 30 conducted by Reverend L Bensinger of the Lawrence Park Methodist church Mrs Warner a graduate of Lin horn State Teachers College belongs to the family of Academy high school The groom a Youngsville high school alumnus and manager of the Spring Creek branch of Abbott’s Dairies will reside in Spring Creek.
A refreshing drink idea mixing coconut and chilled ginger ale. Beat frothy, serve in tall glasses, and optionally top with vanilla ice cream or whipped cream.
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