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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1939
Page
5
A fragmented OCR item notes Louis Nogale and a critique of art, provoking discussion among critics about creative methods and the role of criticism in modern art.
Engagement announced for Miss Margaret Stroble daughter of Dr and Mrs W G Stroble of 49 East Sixth Street to James Thompson son of Mr and Mrs Frank Thompson of 1201 West 27th Street Erie The date May 27 is signaled by corsages at a tea hosted by Mrs Charles H Steinmetz Miss Stroble Allegheny College graduate class of 1936 works in the Department of Public Works.
Members of the Sciota Ladies Aid Society and their husbands surprised Mrs Russell Briggs at her home 43 West Frederick Street to mark her birthday. The evening featured cards and Chinese checkers followed by lunch for twenty five with coffee rolls cake and soft drinks. Mrs Briggs received a purse of money and other gifts as thanks from the group.
Brokenstraw Valley chapter D A R will meet at the home of Mr and Mrs J T Garvey on North Center street Thursday afternoon March 30 at 2 30 o'clock. Assisting will be Mrs Walter W Autry Mrs C F McCray and Miss Mae Howard. The program is Colonies of Connecticut and New Jersey with Mrs Jessie K Newton and Mrs Foster E Davis in charge.
Chilly days bring Spring fashion as Baste costumes debut for the Haster parade on April 9. Readers send sympathy to ill neighbors Mrs Ro and Dewey and Mrs Margaret Ebbie in Eric and Corry. Collateral notes include health updates for Mrs Causius Beary, Mt Jack Metnnes, Marion Heath Johnson, and the Toy family moving to Youngstown. A Dutch-Cornish tone marks local events from weddings to theater and shop renovations, with plans for Easter decorating and Tulip Time in Holland Michigan.
Miss Mary Condra spoke to the College Women's club at Mrs. Glenn N. Woolf's home on South Second avenue about Three Harbors by Bryon Mason. The book covers privateering and merchant marine in 1774 1775 before the Revolution focusing on Boston Salem Norfal and Bermuda harbors. After a brief meeting Antoinette Baressi won a contest prize and thirty members shared a salar luncheon prepared by a committee including Mrs. Hawking Jourdet Lewis Young McCray and Abbey.
The fifteenth annual birthday party honoring Mrs. Harley Banks, Mrs. Florence White and Mrs. Suelly Deve was held yesterday at the home of Mrs. Deve. The honored guests received many nice gifts and cards as their ages differ widely yet the yearly gatherings remain enjoyable.
Miss Fayth Messenger was surprised at her East South Street home last night for her 16th birthday. The party featured games, visiting, and a birthday lunch. Miss Messenger received many gifts from friends as Harold and Walter Sweet visited their brother Albert Sweet, a patient at St Vincent's Hospital. Mrs Yuella McIe y of South Center Street spent the day on business in Brie.
Report describes a fight at a Junior League meet with eight minutes of unrest. Witnesses report confusion around a tent area near Welly Rup scene in LeBowt as the Mitt party clashed. The March event was run by the clit and committee led by Blair Sheeley Francis Blair and Frank Ferry. Mrs Farm Tinker attended remotely during the Malwonetty Style Show.
Easter cookies recipe with sugar and gum drop variations for children. Includes white and brown sugar versions, step by step mixing, rolling, baking times, and decorating tips using bunny chick and egg shapes. Includes color tinted icing options and decorative gum drops for eyes and features.
Pittsburgh markets show mixed dairy and fruit prices with steady apples and raisins. New York stock excerpt notes declines early, then narrow moves as traders react to London market nervousness and a broad list of leading issues.
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