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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1941
Page
5
The fragmentary text mentions Lorryaythe Erate Estat Leipal tied to a dispute with Wit Sstson and a person named Rican. It hints at a legal or civic context but provides no clear actions or outcomes. Further readable details are needed for a precise record.
A lengthy review roundup discusses works by Ellen Glasgow and others. It surveys Glasgow's This Our Life and Not By Strange Gods by Elizabeth Madox Roberts, plus J. D. Salinger style critiques, and Vardis Fisher. The piece notes themes of family, social change, and moral conflict, with commentary on narrative voice and character dynamics.
Personal Mention notes a tableaux program prepared by Mrs James Cassidy Miss Margaret O'Hare and Miss Ati Bapersi for Sunday at 3 PM in Looki Une God with tableaux such as Madonna of the Chol Raphael and Madonna and Child. Performers include Mrs Hugh Mackinheart Janet Rae Mary Rhynard Agnes Lynch Diana Hoyten and others. An invitation extended to attendees to view the paintings and learn about the artists.
Fashion writer Amy Porter surveys a spring shopping tour, detailing Easter parade attire. Notes focus on hats, coats, capes, scarves, and accessories, including sailor hats, bonnets, berets, flower toques, and tailored jackets. Emphasizes bold colors, navy outfits with red capes, and the era's balance of feminine charm and chic drama.
A tireen dinner and party were held Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs J E Mount on West Frederick street honoring Mrs W F Miller of Omaha City who has been spending the past week here. Complete arrangements planned for rental of her West Frederick street home and sale of remaining household guadiet. Guests included Mrs Frank Lockwood Mary Matin Jones Mrs J W Rickers Mrs W G Graham Mrs Barton Smith Miss Emma Einscott and Mrs M D Bertram.
Engagement announced for Dorothy Alin Harris of Union City to Iyin Gates of Union City. Marriage planned for early June. Harris a Meadville High School graduate. Gates a Union City High School graduate, associated with Gates' Drug Store on Main Street.
The nationwide radio schedule lists Roosevelt’s address to be carried by NBC CBS and MBS across 825 stations. The address from the presidential yacht Potemkin off Florida will run about 15 minutes starting at 9:90, with translations in six languages and a shorter format than previously announced. Multiple programs and time slots follow, including defense and liberty topics, cultural shows, and guest discussions across CBS NBC and MBS networks.
Mr and Mrs Dallas Smiley of West Church street depart for New York aboard the Kungsholm on a two week tour to Malta Panama Canal and Cuba. Others return from Cleftwater and attend events in Bradford and Titusville while Miss Louise Grown visits Washington Conn.clusions include funerals and weekend stays with relatives in Garland Warren and Warren.
Service managers of the Chevrolet Company from Erie Cambridge Savings Menavill Titusville Dunkirk Dunstown Brecon Westfield Corry gathered at Hotel Corry for the regular service managers dinner. Harvey Wash of Buffalo zone service manager introduced the meeting and G E Crosby of Brie presented two items Line Corton Bird Security 24 Howes.
Preliminary plans for a card party to be held in April were discussed at a meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion on North Center Street. A definite date was not set, but general plans were made. Following the meeting, a special hour of card play and refreshments were served by Mrs. Victor Orn and Mrs. Albert Carburg.
A Corry, Pennsylvania obituary fragment notes the names and relations of the deceased and mourners. It mentions Mrs D J Towle of Homestead, Pa, and Dye of Whight Street, along with former names Mildred Patterson and Ann Brigham, all linked to Corry through marriage or birth, with a funeral reference yesterday afternoon.
The Crawford County PTA monthly meeting is set for Tuesday April 1st at the Saevertown Flat School. The study course begins at 10 30 a m with a luncheon served promptly, followed by a business session. Members from across the county including Sprit townshily and Mouihors are urged to bring tureen and table service.
The annual dinner of the Past Matron's Guild of the Eastern Suir was held in a private hotel dining room with two elaborately set tables. Attendees included Mrs. A Munger, Matilda Nast, Mrs. Stowe and others from this city and nearby towns. after soup at Mrs. Sanding's home, wine, bridge, and Chinese checkers followed, with prizes to Mrs. Stowe and Mrs. Hiblbul. Later social notes mention visits and travels of several members and guests.
A recipe note describes bake methods for cakes in soup with cream, suggesting variations. It includes making up the bake in a buttered shallow pan, cooking with a lid for sixteen minutes, then browning for five minutes. Different flavor combinations are offered for variety.
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