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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1941
Page
5
Police report a man from Albuquerque is missing following a Monday shooting. Investigators described the case as ongoing with no confirmed details on his wife and possible relatives. Local authorities urged anyone with information to contact the station as the investigation continues.
Edinboro Sissé Teachers' College will present Bertina Harding, author of Hungarlinn Rhapsody Imperial Twilight Phantom Crown, speaking Thursday evening on Moy fea. Harding, raised near Chapultepec Castle in Mexico, spent 1940 in Central and South America gathering material for a Brazil Braganzas Dynasty book and studies, with several locals planning to attend at the college.
Society notes celebrate simple spring wardrobe projects for ten year old girls with coat and five dresses under ten dollars. It highlights pastel wool, navy and white checks, pinafores, princes frocks, and affordable trims like enamel zippers. Patterns suit novice sewers.
Rotary Club heard yesterday evening at Hotel Corry about YMCA camp West of Erie. E. C. Reneau described camp operation and daily routine while photographs depicted camp activities for members.
Mr and Mrs Robert Dole of Butler and formerly Corry announce the birth of their daughter Maren on the fifth of March. Mr Dole was formerly connected with the Root Furniture store in the area.
A scrambled listing of radio programs across NBC Red and NBC Blue CBS and MBS, noting shows like Gavalcade of America, Mr. Meek, Dr. Christian, How Did You Meet, and The War hourly blocks. Includes times, host names, and cross-network references, reflecting a dense catalog of mid century broadcasts.
Mr and Mrs Clinton Koford attended the funeral service for Mrs Ann Koford. Mayor Hepler and City Controller Pisin were visitors. Mr and Mrs Powell prep to return from Harrisburg. Mrs Ethel Stapleton returned from a visit. The Hughes of Jamestown will visit Franklin. Several locals from Philadelphia and Rochester are touring here. Teachers training and beauty show attendances noted. Eisenman left for Pittsburgh with daughter and mother to attend a beauty show. John Hickey of Buffalo visited on business for Christensen Motors.
A simple coconut waffle variation adds half a cup of shredded coconut to a regular batter. Serve hot with maple syrup maple cream hard sauce or a lightly seared pudding sauce for a dessert style finish.
Mrs L O Barnes hosted a four dinner party at her West Church Street home on St Patrice Day for her daughter Miss Lucille Barnes Bueves. Twelve guests dined at a formally set table with a daffodil and rose centerpiece and a birthday cake. Prizes were awarded to Miss Mildred Haene Evelyn Barton and Myrna Hasbrouck. Other attendees included Mrs Raymond Brown Louise Whiteley Edit Sperry Anna Romanosky Tabe Fivcardi Lilian Spaulding Shirley Obrn and Eula Taylor. Also included is a recipe note for party crackers with cream cheese and herbs and flavor ideas for fruit cocktails and figs.
The Golden Links class of the Methodist church held a business and social gathering last evening at East Pleasant Street home of Mrs. King Young. Mrs. John Filer presided, contests organized by Mrs. WB Stowe were enjoyed, and refreshments were served by Mrs. Young with assistance from Mrs. Edith Drake, Mrs. Gertrude Allen, and Mrs. b. Swan son.
Joan Halles, a missionary from La Paz Bolivia, on furlough, will speak at St Patrick’s tea hosted by the CLC Class of 1e. The event at the Presbyterian church will feature musical selections readings and a time for refreshments.
The St Edward's PTA held a meeting last evening at the school hall. Topics included a vote to fund repairing a window in the church as part of the decorating program. Next month the PTA plans a twice monthly meeting on April 5 with plans to be announced.
Federal food stamp program details outline two stamp types, orange for public assistance households and blue for surplus farm purchases. Each two orange stamps yield one blue stamp, with blue stamps usable only for listed foods. The plan aims to extend nourishment by enabling continued purchases despite limited cash and supports ongoing access to farm products.
Fragmentary OCR output describes a washing routine with soiled cloths placed in warm suds and a washer. Mentions a tumbler, fable allelerty, and a master’s presence. Details of washing steps include soapy water reuse, scrubbing on a washboard, and brief turning in the washer.
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