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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1939
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a person perhaps named Hutton with partial terms about saluer and nude or witness. lacks clear events, dates, or locations to form a full news item.
Fragmentary notes hint at a duel between Sutter and Whitefield in a baseball context. Names appear with unclear wording and locations or dates are not legible. Further readable details are required to produce a complete item.
Corry Grange No 56 met in Maccabee Hall to organize a pre social with proceeds aiding Mr and Mrs Bror Layson family after their home fire. The evening featured Miss Pauline Swanson as the lecturer with St Patrick theme of Trish songs anecdotes readings and recitations.
A daughter was born on Saturday at County Hospital to Mr and Mrs Tony Syentek of Corry Road 4. The new arrival adds joy to the Syentek family.
Miss Marjorie Young hosted a St Patrick's Day party at her East Pleasant Street home Saturday evening. Awards for games went to Miss Hinore Storer and Devil Akai. A dessert lunch followed served by the hostess and her mother Mrs Irvin Young, with guests including Cecil Akam Merle Dodd Hazel Rehnberg Enora Storer Ruth Taylor and others. The occasion also noted Sunday visits by several townsfolk and assorted family travels, along with a memorial service for Mrs Jennie Grawe and various local social updates.
A birthday party for Miss Lorna Marie Akam was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Kam in Lovelly Station Saturday evening. Eighteen year old Lorna received gifts and a purse of money. Games music singing and dancing preceded a lunch served by Mrs Akam. Awards went to Ish Beathow Teemley and Katt Gates.
The Gerry Men's Bible class held a Father and Son meeting at the Salvation Army on East Washington Street. Chairman A Hillstrom led as welcome speaker with brief remarks from D Armony Hillstrom and Merrill Patterson. G T Bergmut delivered the main address on Reformation versus Regeneration. John Freno and Accompanist Hillstrom sang a tenor piece, followed by a Hillstrom vocal solo. C S Bentley announced Rudalott, a class member, will speak next Sunday at 2 o'clock.
Erie club schedules a noon meat breakfast on Tuesday March 21 with Ms E C Barnes of Corry presenting on Taxation. Reservations may be made by calling the clubhouse. At 3 pm the Philanthropy Department meets to discuss three novels and marriage themes with speakers Mrs Cassius Davis on David Copperfield and Mrs M J Stidus on Imagite in a Minot.
Warren residents host Evlyward Hor-Yin, New York coach of Laswrence Tb bett, as a house guest at 302 Water Street. Mobile note that Mr Harris tours with the Metropolitan Opera Quartet and plans summer in the area. local baritone Robert J. Kinarder studied in New York under Mr. Hanis last summer.
A musical program featuring the Mentor era's yearly offerings is set for this evening at 8 o clock, hosted by Mr and Mrs 1 Ay Hillstrom. Helpers include Mrs Elnsod Hanigey and Mrs Bets Callisch, with Mr and Mrs Donald Hovey recently traveling from Millon Wy Va to visit their son Bing in hospital care.
Captain William Colby will preside over the third degree at the lodge hall. Odd Fellows members are urged to attend the ritual at 7:30 p m in the rouge rooms to confer the degree on candidates. Prior notes warn of a formal observance by lodge officials.
A silver tea will be sponsored tomorrow evening at o'clock in the United Brethren in Christ church by the Ladies Aid Society. A fine program is planned with committee members Mrs. H. VanTassel Mrs. Carve Pain Mrs. Guy Bernini and Mrs. John Barnce. Local social and visiting notices follow for several residents and families in Corry.
Pittsburgh wholesale prices show moderate activity across items with steady demand noted for apples and beef cuts. New York trading reflects mixed sentiment as war stock rotations ease, with gains in aviation and industrial shares offset by selling pressure as buyers hesitate.
Local civic groups in Ashtabula Ohio will oppose the proposed canal project. United Press reports engineers’ plan to route the canal is under congressional review, and residents plan to circulate letters and speak at a public meeting across the county.
In Hornell a pale player named Grech diverted to a police car while trying to rid the set of damages. He slipped and ruptured a shoulder blade during the attempt.
An article reports Apache population increasing around Tucson despite earlier war-related declines. New evidence suggests tribal presence expanded by about 50 percent since 1870, with signs of resettlement and renewed activity on nearby lands and slopes.
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