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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1942
Page
8
A curio filled with household guidance notes can sizes of cans from Number 1 to Number 24 and approximate contents. It also offers health tips such as weekly liver and methods to prepare it and mentions storing carving knives safely to preserve sharpness.
Miss Rachel McCormick Graft and Arthur John Martin will wed at three o'clock in the Methodist church with Rev. A Galbreyth officiating. The ceremony features Oliver Sexton on organ and a program including O Promise Me and Because. The reception follows at the bride’s home.
Miss Margaret Mongera daughter of Mr and Mrs Steve Mongera Union City R D and Lewis Hurlbert son of Mr and Mrs George Hurlbert Seventh St Corry were married this morning at St Theresa Catholic Church Union City in the rectory by Rev L A Trembley. The bride wore white satin and seed pearl crown and carried roses while Miss Mildred Hurlbert wore blue chiffon. Attendants included Michael Mongera and the couple planned a motor trip after a wedding breakfast for family. They will reside at 108 East Washington Street.
At the American Legion Auxiliary meeting Mrs. Ora Harper announced a summer dental clinic for preschool children. It will be held Thursday July 2 and again Monday July and continue through the week with refreshments served by Mrs. Harper and Mrs. Arthur Kimmey. Due to many absences no officer elections were held. elections will be July 10.
A dense listing of radio programs across networks CBS NBC and others for Saturday and Sunday. It features a mix of dramas comedies news talks music and variety shows including Abie's Irish Rose finale Truth of Consequence finale Labor for Victory and Victory Parade with host lineups like Jessica Dragonette Gene Autry and Burns and Allen. The guide also notes educational and wartime programming from agencies and universities and air times spanning early morning to late evening.
A piano recital by Miss Gene Parsons at the Warren Conservatory of Music in Warren drew many Corry attendees. Featured guests included Mrs. Ralph Dewey, Mrs. Shoop, Mrs. Oth, Mrs. Cordon, Mrs. Wolfe, Mrs. Knowton, Mrs. Heath, Mrs. McGray, Mrs. Spencer, Miss Mildred Thotsom, andPrank Parsons among others. The article ends with an unrelated note about Vatican City’s area.
Clifford Pangborn was elected commander of the American Legion at last night's meeting held at the Post home on North Center Street. The officers elected include Wallace Young first vice commander Frank Schroeder second vice commander van Emith adjutant Sean Brown finance officer Charles Hall sergeant at arms Stephen Brooks chaplain Paul Om historian Lloyd Stowe judge advocate. The executive committee will be Merle Huntley Al Carlbure and Vietor orn.
The sub-district meeting of the Dairymen's League was held at the Concord Community House with delegates from Cambridge Springs Unionity Waterford Townville Wattsburg and Corry. Speakers included H Stevens of Erie Henry Marsh of Waterford and Henry Groute of Kennedy. A dinner hosted by Corry fed forty-two members, sixteen from Corry, and the next meeting will be in Townville.
The United Brethren church held a picnic at Mead Park Lash Evening. A mushball game was played and during the meeting it was announced the next gathering will be a banquet at Camp Findley on July 23. Members across the Conference are invited. Plans for an August picnic were discussed.
Friday afternoon bridge honored Miss Charlotte McKelvey ahead of her marriage to William Swan. Mrs. Fred Kinley and Miss Louise Mount hosted at the latter's home with gifts for a personal shower and a salad lunch. Prizes went to Mrs. James Lewis, Mrs. Paul DeVaney, and Mrs. Robert Donaldson.
Mrs Melissa Hurlbut entertained ten members of the Past Matrons of the Baston Star at the home of E L Simmons on Liberty Street last evening. The eventing was spent in bridge and the hostess served a strad course to guests.
The Young People's Societies of the United Brethren church held a wiener feast and hamburg fry at Miss Doris Raymond's home in Columbus, B C. Twenty attendees enjoyed games and visiting. A summer sandwich recipe suggests sardines, cheddar, celery, eggs, and mayonnaise on whole wheat bread.
Rev B J Graves unified Jes sle Stesy 46 Marion Street with Merton Parker of James town at the Chapel of Our Lady of Perpetual Help. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Ben Connors of Erie. Parker works at the Aero Supply plant and the couple will reside in the city.
Mrs E Shoop will present twenty seven pupils in the annual Sun e recital Monday evening at the Methodist church steps and parents and friends invited. The program starts at 7 45. A playful note about perfumed starch appears with stray OCR text.
Colored ice cubes add color to summer drinks by freezing flavored carbonated beverages in trays. Dry mustard enhances macaroni and cheese with a suggested half teaspoon per two cups of cheese sauce. Chopped parsley adds interest. A meat thermometer is a handy wedding gift, as noted by the bride. These practical gifts grow in popularity.
The article notes that the used car business handles about a billion and a half dollars in annual transactions. It examines market scope and the impact on related industries while outlining price trends and consumer demand.
The readable text shows scattered football and baseball references with names like Benton and Waserbac, but the fragmentary Nature makes it unclear which teams or events are featured. No coherent outcome or date can be determined from the OCR.
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled sports notes with names and numbers unclear. Main facts cannot be extracted reliably from the damaged snippet.
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