Local Business Listing Incomplete OCR Fragment
Fragmentary OCR shows partial names and items for a small business listing. Readable elements include toy and air related terms with owner references, but lacking dates, full names, or locations.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1940
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR shows partial names and items for a small business listing. Readable elements include toy and air related terms with owner references, but lacking dates, full names, or locations.
A garbled excerpt from an old newspaper page shows fragmented text with unclear names and places. readable bits mention a division or conflict and a reference to AP news. due to heavy corruption, the exact event, dates, or entities remain uncertain.
A noisy literary survey reviews rugged pioneer life and 1900s reminiscences, with notes on Ben Ames Williams and works by Hoighton Merlin, Daisy Slow, and Caldwell. It surveys novels about farmers, planters, and frontier life, interwoven with European affairs and war analyses by various authors.
A crash involving a corryite milled vehicle on a highway line left Kern dead from a broken neck and multiple injuries. State patrols and officials opened an inquiry as surviving occupants escaped serious harm. investigation continues into the collision and its circumstances.
Personal mention outlines a Society tea at the PE center on Pleat Avenue with Mrs. Chyr ence A. Matitain as chairman and guests enjoying a program of group songs trumpets and solos. The table decorations featured candles and flowers as funds support the Women’s Board projects and outreach.
Edinboro State Teachers College hosted the Westminster Choir under Dr John Pinley Williamson for a varied program. Attendees from Cory praised the choruses ensemble and solo numbers while listed attendees included Mary Anderson Helen Johnson Ruth Dehlstrand Mae McCormick and several others. The article notes the choir has become renowned in the region. The piece also mentions a separate item on a WPA aviation weather study in New Orleans using 10,000,000 observations from 238 airports to aid runway and instrument landing system planning.
Amici Bible Class gathered last evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. EV. Moclinick in West Wayne for a sinless social meeting. The Easter season program followed by a 3 hour social featured visiting guests and lunch. The next class meeting is scheduled for Monday evening April 1 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Carater on East Main Street.
A fragment notes a person named Aso in a running or athletic context, with unclear garbled references to Corry and Archu, mentioning West Wall street or street names and a widow. The legible portion hints at a local society or sports notice about a person of unclear full identity.
A Ladies Club meeting at the home of Mrs Clarence Battry with devotions led by Mrs Rose Wesley. Refreshments were served at noon and time was spent visiting with local families. The group adjourned to meet again in one week at Mrs Wale Casters Columbias home.
Erie district association meeting planned by Corry Elks with grand exalted ruler Henry Warner to preside. Lodges from Greenville Sharon Ellwood City Beaver and others to be represented. Event includes a banquet and candidate services at Pauls Ev inathow church and Beach street venue.
The engagement of Miss Katharine Young Hampton of Cape Cod Massachusetts to Albert Broadhurst of Tetueville is announced. The bride to be is a Sea Pines School Brewster graduate and attended Smith College and the American Academy in New York City. she is employed at Bacon Nation Bank. The groom is the son of Roy and Mrs Albert Broadhurst of Tivils.
Mrs Frank Wilcox hosts Mentor Club at Wasi Mall Street Monday evening to discuss Colombia. Attendance is restricted due to an important question, and details remain unclear amid garbled text references to walking services and other unclear items.
The edict outlines a spring fashion vibe without military items. It highlights Mary Howard modeling outfits such as a black wool collarless jacket, paisley blouse, brown cowbird shades, beige blocks, and wallpaper-inspired greens with pink accents. The description emphasizes fresh colorful ensembles and accessorized silhouettes.
A nostalgic feature traces hot cross buns from English kitchens to American tables, noting variations such as citron or cherries in the dough. It includes an old method for making deep shaped buns with yeast, raisins and currants, and ends with a recipe for twenty buns and a white confectioners sugar icing.
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