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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1940
Page
5
A partial OCR line mentions a Heh Pot and vague terms like sure com and stlon deine taal gure. The readable fragment lacks clear event, person, or place details to establish a fuller obituary or news item.
Aretino is discussed as a Renaissance figure dubbed Scourge of Princes, with Thomas Aldeot Chubb’s biography. The piece reviews novels and biographical works on Francis Koath, W R Burnett, and Madame Recamier, plus histories of Europe and leaders, and notes current translations and critical essays across British and American publishers.
A large group of piano students of Mrs iwood A Himisey performed a monthly recital at the East street studio. The program featured solos and ensembles from primary and intermediate grades with Howard Pier assisting as master of ceremonies.
The Valley of Erie hosts the annual Spring reunion of the Scottish Rite Bodies at the Masonic Temple for three days in April. Hugh S. Darsie directs confirmation of the 24th degree during the session. Arrangements are led by W. Pitt Gifford and William O. Strong with the closing day dinner traditional for Scottish Rite Masons.
Nine or more girls attended the Presbyterian Girl Scout troop meeting held in the church gymnasium. The court of honor was conducted with patent leaders and Miss Adele McCray, troop leader, in charge. Miss Louise Whitley, Teutenat, assisted. After the meeting, games and singing followed, and patrol meetings were held. The gathering closed with taps and the night song.
An auxiliary of the Corry Band is being formed for wives and mothers of band members. The first meeting is set for Monday evening, March 18, at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs Harold Rausches on Marion Street. The notice invites eligible spouses to join the new organization.
At Cumwen of the cauwchelloat Class of St Pauls Lutheran church, students receiving instruction under the pastor were received into communicant membership. The solemn Confirmation took place during Sunday morning service with the catechismal vows and promises of faith to Christ reaffirmed.
Mrs Myra Lou Heerlein was honored on her birthday with a party on North Center Street yesterday afternoon. Games were played and prizes won by Jat Winiitil Harold Powell and Brisk Raimsato. Refreshments were served with attractive decorations and favors kept with the Easter season.
Announcement from Findley Lake that Mrs sis Mace Cooper, daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur A Cooper, will wed Wilbue Yarns Harmelink of Sherman New York. Engagement news notes wedding set for April 20 at United Brethren church. Party guests include Mr and Mrs Harry Kimmy and others who attended a birthday event in Erie Wednesday evening.
The Archie W Thompson Post No 24 celebrated its 11th founding anniversary at its West Washington Street home. About 100 guests attended, with fish dinner by Lawrence Brengy and guests including Rosy G Pehlman Paul Lindy Franky Duke Paul Quinlisk Dr Merle Amy Herm Birlingame Edward Shridets and W M Lethman. Out of town guests from Warren, Brig commander, and others joined for a novelty entertainment, dancing, and a four piece orchestra.
The piece discusses the impact of strict enforcement of Karst Tw on holding companies and the electric utility sector. It argues firms could finance new plants and create thousands of jobs, while accusing past practices of stalling growth. It notes high depreciation, lower electricity costs, and taxes paid to public coffers, with a warning of broader economic consequences if the death sentence is carried out.
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