Fragmented Local Notice in Unknown Language
Damaged OCR text appears as garbled phrase about a seizing act and cautions, with no clear names, dates, places, or specific event details readable for accurate summary.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1939
Page
5
Damaged OCR text appears as garbled phrase about a seizing act and cautions, with no clear names, dates, places, or specific event details readable for accurate summary.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a death line and investigations in progress. Mentions 125,000 bun ean s verity mo want ty board receive unclear.
A garbled OCR fragment references a rapid run and suppression themes with scattered phrases. The readable bits indicate discussion of a coin or monetary note and possible political or press context, but core facts are unclear. No distinct events or persons are identifiable.
Miss Virginia Miller returned to her home in Spartansburg after a weekend visit with Miss Hina Coates of Bast Street. Mrs Robert Nowell of Balthmore Md and Grmerly of Corry are in the city for a several days stay with J Bi Mount and family. Mrs J J Follett and several others were Erie visitors. My and Oscar Frit spent the weekend in Buffalo with Al Smits family. Raymond Murphy returned to work at Keister's Drug Store after a weekend in Erie.
Miss Maude Keefe gathers reservations for St Thomas parish St Patrick Day card party at Edwards hall Friday night to raise funds for church decorations. Mrs Leo Hoylen chairs the event with bingo diversions and an Irish program followed by luncheon. many locals and students are noted among attendees.
Miss Lucille Barnes was feted Saturday by her mother Mrs L C Barnes at West Church Street home for her birthday. Guests enjoyed music and Chinese checkers as Miss Marjorie Young and Miss Verna Wetmore won prizes. A green and white centerpiece highlighted a lovely meal and Barnes received nine gifts, with many friends attending.
Junior C D A Troop No 2 of Cort Conception of Catholic Daughters of America held a Friday business meeting at Miss Mayle Schultz's home with nine members. They tallied for a St Patrick's Day card party on March 17 at St Edgvara's school. Refreshments were served by the hostess and members listed.
Mrs. Clifford Meyerini Claude Francis and son Richard Fralick were honored Saturday evening at a party at Mrs Blanch Deschamp 633 West Smith Street for birthdays. Twenty two friends and relatives played tardy and Chinese checkers and a lunch was served. The oldest relative Albert Hwison 78 and the youngest Robert Francis Fen six months old.
Inspection will feature Wednesday evening's regular meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Veterans of Portign Wars, to be held at the home on West Washington Street. Members are asked to come dressed in white. Refreshments will follow the regular meeting, with a special hour for good attendance.
Corry Townsend Club No 1 members plan a penny fish supper at Macobee Hall Wednesday evening March the service will start at 5:30 and run through 6:30 the general public is invited.
Rebekah Degree Team invites all members to Tuesday evening practice at 7 sharp. Urgent that alumni be present. A.B Wolker incaville attended Philadelphia graduate Institute of the Philadelphia Medics Association last evening. John A Blatt of West Congress Street returned home Saturday from two weeks in Miami Florida with his mother Kathryn Blatt and Mr. and Mrs. John Crowley of Queens Village New York.
Seventeen classmates gathered Friday evening at Mrs Martha McIntyre’s home to celebrate Miss Marjorie Slattery’s thirteenth birthday. The party featured St Patrick’s Day colors, a lovely birthday cake centerpiece, and refreshments.
A historical note recalls the origin of Lady Baltimore Cake and presents a collage style recipe. It outlines a spiced cake batter, cream butter and sugar, fold in flour and leavening, and bake in layers. A second syrup-cream icing mixes corn syrup with water, then folds into stiff egg white icing, finishing with vanilla, nuts, and fruit.
Uncertain Czech situation and relief funds cloud market tone as selective buying appears. Traders monitor U S and European shares with mixed results while industrials and metals drift.
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