Fragmented OCR Note on Land Bureau and Seals
An unreadable OCR fragment refers to land bureau actions and a seal, mentioning a plate, interest, and dollars. It is partially legible but lacks coherent facts, making grounding details uncertain.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1941
Page
5
An unreadable OCR fragment refers to land bureau actions and a seal, mentioning a plate, interest, and dollars. It is partially legible but lacks coherent facts, making grounding details uncertain.
A partial OCR fragment discusses kinship and life events with unclear phrasing about a son, life, and personal fatherly ties. The text is mangled, lacking clear names, places, dates, or events to identify a specific person or incident.
Sheriff Frank Balke and deputies visited Wilson multiple times seeking surrender as two rauders waited for more men and gear. Wilson allegedly brandished shotguns and pistols with ammunition, and reportedly could split a fence post at 100 feet.
A long list of social visits and travel by local residents and their guests is reported. Names include Mr. and Mrs. William Cochran of Tryonville, A. V. Cochran and family in East Bred erick street, and many others visiting relatives, spending weekends in Sherman and Erie, or traveling to Buffalo, Rochester, Philadelphia, Cleveland, and N.Y. places. The items note weddings anniversaries and Mother’s Day gatherings as well as hospital and nursing students visiting home.
The Duchess and Duke visited Hattie Carnegie's shop in Palm Beach where crowds pressed to see the first new wardrobe additions since leaving Paris. She picked a white shantung suit and a crepe day dress, two sheer cotton evening frocks, noting the pieces would cover the summer. The Duke helped with shopping, and the couple posed as onlookers pressed against the storefront.
A description of the Duchess selecting four simple Windsor style summer outfits. Fabrics include Shan tung white for a cool look, a single bust jacket and navy skirt, and two day dresses in strawberry-white organdie with embroidered details. She plans matching beanies and diamond clips for her signature polished appearance.
A busy radio schedule lists programs across networks NBC CBS and MBS tonight. Talks discuss war effort selective draft act and forum events while concerts quizzes mystery dramas and church hour programs fill the lineup. Names such as James Melton Blondie and Emma Otero appear among the varied offerings.
Mrs Karl G Dimmick hosted a grocery shower at her Bash South street home Friday night honoring Miss Helen E Button who will wed Allaiy Dimmick. Guests included Mrs Lloyd Stowe Mrs Gerald L Whiteley and others. Prizes were won by several guests and the honoree received useful gifts. A dessert lunch was served. Mr and Mrs Epest McMichael left Sunday to make their home in Titusville.
Members at Jonathan Lodge I C P were guests at Dr. R B Mosier's cottage in Columbus. Cards and lunch were served. Mrs. Barton Smith and Mrs. Ane Miller returned from Harrisburg after attending the State M G 4 convention. Mr and Mrs W Sutton of Medayille visited here. Harold Grage, Victor Le and Patty returned from Washington D C with Tom Chagg who will stay briefly. Harry Naylor Mrs Lawrence Hammond of North Bast and Mrs Richard Bates of Indianapolis visited Mrs P M Rey mond on East Smith Street.
Distinctive Wheat Flake Cookies mix dates and nuts with whole wheat flakes for a crisp treat. Recipe outlines preparation and baking, with storage tips to keep cookies crisp or soft. Also suggests using wheat flakes in muffin batter and as a topping, highlighting vitamin B benefits.
A dessert bridge gathering at Mrs. Frank Grat's Union City home Saturday afternoon honored Mrs. Margaret J O'Hare bride to be. Three tables competed with prizes awarded to Mrs. Harold Powell and Mrs. Ft Jourdet while guests included Mary O'Hare Sus Mary, Mem Powell, Donald Walsot, Dimes Lew, Ellel Moony, Ruth Bennett, Jaen Mul Jaen, Carlton Chiaffee, Hoyiard Ross and Branch FAWE among others.
A Saturday recital by Mrs. Tiffany and assistants celebrated Nations Music Week at 549 South Center Street. Keppel Tiffany chaired ceremonies with guest assistants including Mrs. Albert Fay and Mrs. Mildred Denton. Students performing ranged from Gloria One to Roger Stowe, with many other named participants.
Interior columnist Margarye discusses wall colors and room schemes for spring decor. She highlights choosing wall tones to match furniture, suggests two color combinations, and notes preferences vary by personality and home style. The piece references color trends and a Bowser expert on color types to guide selections.
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