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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1941
Page
5
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Bar entries read like a garbled OCR fragment mentioning Admiral America, plovers, United Tan, and unclear phrases. The readable bits suggest a sports or bar advertisement fragment with improper capitalization and missing context. No concrete person, organization, or event details are extractable for a reliable summary.
A critical survey covers Hudson Strode’s Finland Forever and Alexander Percy’s Lanier work, contrasting teaching prowess with published travel and history. Robert F. Faner’s Big Old Sun is praised for evocative Florida Keys life. Harriet Beecher Stowe biography Crusader in Crinoline by W. Wilson earns high marks for depth and balance.
Girl Scout Troop No. 38 of the Presbyterian church held a birthday party last evening in the church gym to observe the founding of the National Girl Scouts and the local troop. Forty seven girls attended with games, singing, and cake after the activities.
Mr and Mrs Morris Chapin hosted a 7 o'clock dinner at East Main Street residence for guests Mr and Mrs Wallace M Youn Mr and Mrs Harry G Oswalt Jr and Milon Brown of Harrisburg. Cards were enjoyed in the evening.
Babson warns that expanding national, city, and private debt risks future repudiation and devalued money. He argues the government can print money but only while war lasts, urging sacrifices, higher output, and reduced debt. He compares public debt to private and corporate debt and stresses responsibility and prudent finance.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion met at a North Center street home. Plans were made for Tri County Council at Meadville Thursday and a charity drive for child welfare. The gathering included bingo, a birthday cake, and reflections on the 2nd anniversary of the local post.
Officers in Lamles Aid Society of the Presbyterian church were elected at yesterday afternoon’s meeting. Mrs. A. Marvi was re elected president for the third year. Mrs. P. M. Nichols was noted vice president, Mrs. N. R. Dickson was re elected treasurer for the 21st year. Miss Florence Williams, secretary, and Mrs. Ida Littendolf, assistant secretary. A St Patrick’s Day dinner was served afterwards with 18 members present. Hostesses included Mrs. P. M. Nichols, Miss Gene Motimes, and Mrs. I. L. Mackees.
Mrs Clarence B Shoop led a diverse recital in the parlor of the Presbyterian church last evening featuring beginner to advanced students. Notable performances included Maxine Oberman Myra Lou Heerlen and Collett McClintock with duets solos and rhythm exercises highlighting a strong teaching program. The event concluded with a social period as attendees shared homemade sandwiches and beverages. Mr and Mrs W Panghorn of Taft Congress Street were notified by Garland of the death of G W Panghorn.
A parish group from Emmanuel Episcopal Church will meet next Tuesday at 8 o'clock at Mrs C E Bennett's East Smith Street home. The gathering will be a kitchen shower and sandwich party. Attendees with fish supper tickets for March 26 are asked to report at the meeting.
James Keppes with his daughter Patricia hosted a birthday celebration yesterday from four to six pm for William Ward Keppel Fefed who turned nine. A lunch with birthday cake was served and guests received favors in St Patrick themed colors. Attendees included Joseph Hansen Donald Woll Paul Kolstes James Peterson John Kolanoski Gerald Fairchilds James Keppel Kenneth Williams Jack Kolsteo and Arthur Pitts.
On radio across New York on March 15 the Roosevelt defense address will be carried by NBC CBS MBS and White House list of linked stations with a 9 30 p m start. Saturday and Sunday programs include defense talks, politics and entertainment with multiple network slots and station codes across NBC CBS MBS and ABC affiliates.
Amici Bible class held last evening in the United Brethren church basement. E V McClintock, president, led business discussions on items of interest to the group. Mrs Willis Price presided at prayer and a social period followed with refreshments served.
The Meth adit church Livewire class held a small supper and business meeting at Mrs D L Chapman's home on South Center strong. Attendees included Audrey Patterson Barbara Patterson Maxine Beckwith Charlotte Hillburg Jeanne Nichols Shirley Beckwith Marjorie Capwell Mary Alice Rich Marilyn Lopus Mary Blisters Margaret Wood Opal Hill Dens Rieck and Mrs Chapman.
A dense schedule of broadcasts and events lists numerous programs and names. It mentions Alena Le fon’s anniversary, CBS and NBC airings, the New York Philharmonic, opera and theater offerings, the Intercollegiate Pan American Congress, and various musical, dramatic, and mystery features across afternoon and evening slots.
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