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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1941
Page
5
Prepare hard boiled eggs halved with yolk removed. Mash yolks with salt paprika parsley and celery salt. Mix in fish equal to half the yolk amount, using salmon tuna shrimp lobster or sardines. Bind with dressing and lemon juice, chill, then decorate with pimientos and olives before serving.
A large home wedding near Clymer M Y I last evening united Miss Arlene Beckerink daughter of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Beckerink with Lloyd Harvey son of Mr and Mrs Frank Harvey of Wheelock. Rev Gerrit Timmer officiated on the veranda as flowers and ferns adorned the setting. The bride wore white chiffon with orange blossoms and carried pale yellow roses and white carnations. Bridesmaids were Pauline and Dorothy Beckerink and Shirley and Barbara Harvey. Flower girls were Lora Hughes and Margaret Ten Hulsen. Best man was James Smith. A tent reception followed the ceremony attended by about four hundred guests.
Local residents host the York family from Detroit and other visitors arrive for weekend stays with Mott Street families. Dorothy Jones leaves for Philadelphia to attend a campus dance for medical students from Temple Jefferson Pennsylvania and Hahnomsn. Several residents travel to celebrate or attend meetings and a United Brethren anniversary dinner is held at Christchurch with a chicken supper and program by young people.
Corry Kiwanians heard a Safety Week program at their weekly Hotel Cory dinner meeting. Mrs. G R Jourdet and city safety director Richard B Rossbacher, with Philip Zalznect, displayed two safety films The Chance to Lose and Once Upon a Time. A Grand Theater screening on Saturday at 8 30 pm will highlight Safety Week activities free of charge. Fred Fredericks J A Burkett and Patrick Faclet of Erie attended along with C S Wallace who reported on Boys and Girls Work Committee plans for Mead Park tennis courts. Mrs C A Lawson returned from a stay in Denver with her daughter.
Croats declare independence as German troops advance into Zagreb. The new government bans American films, Croat regiments mutiny at the Hungarian border, and leaflets urge arms surrender. Vladimir Macek arrives. Belgrade appeals for order amid a disrupted Yugoslavia.
Yesterday in the Broken straw Valley Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution Mrs W W Auer was elected regent for the coming year. C F McCray became first vice regent with other officers named including W 2 Hultberg Starr Newton Gibil Cilbest and Miss Emma Linsent chaplain. The past regent reported on a DAR conference in Washington DC and a program reviewed Willa Cather's Sapphire and the Slave Mrs Sandburg with help from Davis and Miller.
Sixteen members of the Banday school class at Emmanuel Episcopal, taught by Mrs Bernice Hilyard, enjoyed a steak fry at Mrs Hilyard’s Columbus home last evening. Games were played and the evening was pleasant.
Members of Gaurt Cannerttan No 35 Catholic Daughters of America will receive Holy Communion in a body at St Thomas Church Sunday May 4 at 8 o clock mass Breakfast will be served in the club rooms after mass Members meet at St Edward's School at 745 o'clock DST
Marshall Field of Chicago is credited with popularizing the maxim The customer is always right, a guiding principle attributed to his retail philosophy and customer service approach during his leadership at the department store.
About 180 parents teachers and friends of the Washington P T A met in room four for the regular gathering. Committees were named with Mrs Lawrice McCray as general chairman. The Golden Rule Club dinner program was directed by Miss Ann Boorai and titled A Trip to Asia in eight scenes. Sixth grade participants included Exell Darnofal Dorothy Daniels Massy Lott Moray Bethy Kerstelter Beverley Henton Mae VanTassel Marie Lines Margaret Hook Norma Cowles Mardene McCaslin Perry Taimer George Nelson Robert Joy Harold Jackson and Robert Lawson. The attendance banner went to four members. A nominating committee was named to pick officers for the next meeting, with Mrs Omar Crowell Mrs Tyssie Wells and Mrs Wave Perkins on the panel.
Hollywood fashion note profiles Adolph Menjou's latest best-dressed men list. The Host fashion plate names Lucius Beebe, Anthony J. Drexel Biddle, Douglas Fairbanks, Sam Goldwyn, Robert Montgomery, the Duke of Windsor, and others in a curio of society and film figures.
Mrs John Boland was elected president for the coming year at the Harding School Parent Teachers Association meeting held at 3 30 PM yesterday. Mrs John Bolant was elected president with Mrs John Carrier as vice president Mrs Carl Stump as second vice president Mrs Dovigins Rowelle as secretary and Mrs Paul Goring as treasurer Mrs Frank Sehradey and Mrs Karl Dim mick named council members Routine business discussed
Mrs Raymond Anderson acted as hostess to her bridge club last evening at her Worth Center Street home. Two tables competed with prizes going to Mrs CW Jones and Mrs HB Wolfe, while the special award went to Mrs Walter Scott. Mrs Anderson provided a delicious lunch. the club will meet next Thursday at Mrs JH McCracken’s East Frederick Street home.
Funeral rites for former Corry mayor John B Patterson were held at the Presbyterian church with Rev Gilbert J Boyd and Rev P A Galbeatly officiating. The service included a prayer, a period of lying in state, and committal at Bine Grove Cemetery. Members of Corry Lodge No 93 and the Pomona Grange attended, with active and honorary bearers named. Attendees included guests from Union City Marienville Little Cooley Eldred and other towns. The United States 192 get HIS a LOT1-page book weighing four and one-half pounds
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