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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1939
Page
5
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The readable text references a cello or string solo at 5 p.m., a Tauber appointment, and mentions a foreign network and various places. The fragmentary lines suggest scheduling and connections across groups, possibly a radio or arts program tied to Pittsburgh.
A review roundup highlights Nevil Shute’s Ordeal a stark portrait of England under bombardment and the fate of civilians. It covers Horace Kramer’s Marshal Lani with its tough challenge, Norbert Muhten’s Schoch on Stracht, and Graham Hutton’s Survey After Munich. Additional titles include T Think Mond in America, Odette Keun’s works, Delisle’s Civilization, Guns of Burgoyns, The Rise of New York Port, America Reborn, No Victory for the Soldier, The New Western Front, Tis Time Beber Earth, Calustpias, Can You Think, Against Cancer, Beauiful Hawai, Marriott & Voyagebound, If You Should Want to Write.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Stevenson of Adrian Michigan wed Kenneth A Wassink of Jamestown California at Chapman Pueblo Auditorio Los Angeles on March 18 after a cross country motor trip and a summer at Chautauqua. The couple will live in Jamestown.
Rev and Mrs Richard Miller and daughters of Edinboro plan to depart April 7 for Liberia to begin missionary work on the west coast of Africa. They will be honored Monday evening at a dinner and reception at the home of Mr and Mrs George Thomas of Fairview Street, hosted by the Philathea class. Members and families will share a 6 o’clock dinner as part of the farewell event.
J Horace I Merstlind from Harristurg spoke at an open Carrie T. Watson Garden meeting urging public rose gardens alongside private collections for broad social benefit. He described the rose as a democratic plant thriving in any ground, noting it does not demand hybrid forms and can flourish where peas and corn grow. The talk included readings and mentions of works by Farrar, Rilghart, and authors Wilhimeon and Wentworth.
The Warner Theatre program features Gladys Swarthout with the Zem Chanters and William A. Richards at 7:20 and 9:30, conducting by O. L. Gremler. Tickets available through local outlets. Swarthout scheduled to perform arias and songs from Verdi to Carmen, with orchestral interludes and the Lord’s Prayer.
Mrs. T. Allan May entertained sixteen friends last evening at her North Center street home honoring Myrtle Kysar as bride-elect. The event featured Chinese checkers, contests, a blue pink decor, and a lace centerpiece with hyacinth and roses. prizes went to Marjorie McIlroy, Louise Williams, and Mrs. C. B. Peeble's. Guests included numerous neighbors and relatives, who brought many gifts for the honoree.
The American Legion Auxiliary announced a card party to be held at the North Center Street home of Mrs. TJ Neylon. Chair Mrs. Neylon will be assisted by Mrs. Floyd Holcomb and Mrs. Athers Carburg with reservations via committee members. Guests joined the group after a business session, hosted by Mrs. Holcomb and Mrs. Arthur Kimmy who served lunch.
Mr and Mrs L H Post of Corry RD 2 will celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary on Thursday March 2st Their lifelong residence is noted and their children Viola Clark Art L Post Detroit Claire A Post Corry and Manley Post Union City invite callers to visit the home during day or evening.
Miss Andrew C Johns of Corry enters nurses training at Edward J Meyer Memorial Hospital Buffalo New York. Daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew C Johns she studies under University of Buffalo program and will earn nursing certificate after three years and degree of bachelor of science in nursing.
Members of the College Women's Club will host their regular monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Glenn Wood on Second Avenue Monday evening. The program includes two book reviews, The Tree of Liberty by Mr. Frances Haag and The Three Harbors by Miss Mary Condea.
A daughter, Sandra Lee, was born to Mr and Mrs A V Cochran of North Center Street at Corry Hospital. The infant weighs six pounds and has a healthy first name.
A step by step guide explains choosing flour shortening and water, measuring and cutting shortening, and handling dough to create tender flaky pie crusts. It covers temperatures, water amounts, rolling technique, oven heat, and timing for best crust quality and baking results.
Pittsburgh reports slow demand across produce markets with apples and lettuce showing limited prices while onions, potatoes, and sweet potatoes move at modest levels. Stock market session in New York shows broad shifts with many industrials and transport groups advancing on optimism ahead of Musolini’s address.
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