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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1939
Page
5
Members of the Seven Day Adventist Dorcas society met at Mrs. H. W. Brooks home on Hast Pleasant street to bind a quill to the Martin Rubay family whose home burned last week. A kitchen and linen shower will be given. gifts should be delivered to Mrs. Brooks by next Tuesday.
Mrs Jenson Smith of Grand Valley spent the winter months at Long Beach California and was in the city this morning en route to her home.
St Thomas church ladies host the annual St Patrick's Day party at St Edwards Hall. Sixty tables already reserved and attendance expected to surpass last year. Merchants have contributed awards for a spirited competition with prizes for winners. Event proceeds go to the church decoration fund.
The Sebsertt Senior High Debaters under Mrs Gladys Howe presented a debate on the topic United States and Great Britain should have an alliance. The affirmative team won after a vote by twenty five parents and teachers. A penny supper fundraiser netted a good sum for the P T A with an attendance banner awarded to grade four.
Awards for poster content were announced Thursday afternoon at the Washington Parent Teachers Association meeting held at the school. Sixth grade winners include George Haanel first prize Eleanor Vanderholot second Helen Westley third and others honorable mention. fifth grade winners list Dorothy Gates first prize George Fox second Marilyn Hurblut third Jean Nichols Eugene Westley and Jack Aymong honorable mention. A social period followed with a hobby display and a piano solo by Mrs Mildyba Donten titled Romance. Refreshments were served by a committee including Mrs Harold Barviall Mrs Walter Pier Mrs Stanley Henson and Mrs Fullth Westley.
The Rehoboth Class of United Brethren Church met at the home of Mr and Mrs Lyyle Chase on North Center Street for regular business and social time. President John Westley led the business portion and Gec ll Akamon! led the social period with St Patrick's Day games and contests. Rev H Roy Haryla presided over the activities and refreshments were served to members including John Wealley C. C Alam Barton Smith Robert Shannon Richard Hurlbut and Clerold Bupley. The next meeting is set for April 26 at the home of Mr and Mrs Robert Plomirg on North Center.
A baby girl weighing pounds was born this afternoon at Corry hospital serving Sound View area. Parents are Mr. and Mrs. George Maullicy of 19 Spomentyeet, Kane, with Grandmother Mrs. Mallick present.
A 70th birthday celebration was held Tuesday at the West Spring residence of Mrs. Wisniver for JW Cox. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Arthiwrax of Res Chika Drs Bessie Cornel and Buelly Cornell, Mr and Mrs Lewis Hasty and son of Hatchtown, Warren Barisch and Happid Munsee of North Warren, and others from Spring Creek and Spring City. A delicious cake and refreshments followed the gathering.
Members of the N O C Club entertained Miss Elizabeth Cutytacl and Bailey Christenson at a Columbus home party. A business meeting preceded social activities with a luncheon and a prize was won by Miss Aline Suzma aided by Miss Zoe Williams and Miss Helen Castor. The next meeting is planned for April 4 at Miss Alsene Upperman’s home with Miss Williams assisting.
Miss Lanston welcomed N W O W members at her Park Street home last evening. Mrs Stanley Crawford won the award after a luncheon served to a group including Miges Martin Bulivan Ariel McCray Brann Baxter Dorothy Littlebarger and Mrs Grinyford joined by Maj Allon Bahl Mrs John Rwio and Sry Ural.
Evelyn Joyo Merritt and George Bonnell Chase wed at Lawrence Park in Corry. Ceremony officiated by Rev Cot Christes of the Christian Missionary Alliance. Newlyweds, both local at Corry High and vicinity, plan continued life in Corry with relatives and friends attending.
Housewarming hosted by He Who is Motil company in Weir last evening to honor Mr and Mrs Laureice Thies. Guests from Jamesey My at Amis attended as H W Bouiiwell missed travel to East Columiud for the party. The evening featured informal mingling, light fare, and warm wishes for the hosts.
A community party marked several anniversaries with feasting and local decorations. Hosts Mir and Mia welcomed guests as friends and families shared memories and presented well wishes for the celebrants. The evening featured traditional décor and a warm, festive atmosphere.
A playful home recipe shows a French inspired Apricot Whip Dessert built from apricot sauce and an inexpensive sponge cake. The article details an Apricot Whip filling with chopped apricots lemon juice and whipped whites folded into sugar and whipped cream frosting, plus a method to bake an inexpensive sponge cake and assemble it with the filling and apricot halves for a showy dessert.
Pittsburgh and New York stock and dairy reports show mixed moves as prices wobble. Dairy prices in Pittsburgh ease slightly while New York indexes drift with energy and industrial stocks. buyers and sellers adjust to central European tensions and domestic demand in mid March trading.
Fragmentary OCR item reports a blow by a player named Bal James Abralem and mentions Wallie playing, with numerous garbled words making it unclear about teams, scores, or exact actions.
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