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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1939
Page
5
The fragmentary notice hints at a somber event in New York involving a person or group identified as Ny o s with emotional impact. The readable text omits concrete names, dates, or clear actions, leaving the item as an unresolved brief about a tearful moment or tribute.
The piece catalogs new books and authors across poetry and prose. Notable items include Bune Si Vineet Millay, Will Rogers memoirs by Spi Trent, Mary Borden’s Passport for a Girl, and novels by Katrine Gerson and Alfred Schisgall.
Miss Ruth Powers and companions plan a trip to New Castle for a Catholic Daughters convention. Betty Levicks visits from Jamestown for the weekend. Mrs. Floyd Barber and family visit relatives. Mr and Mrs W Jacob host guests in East South Street. Barbara England of Warren visits, Mort Camp and Lars return home after Sheffield visit. Mrs H G Boring of DuBois returns with Bergman family, accompanied by Bereswan family.
A gathering of Corry residents including Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Hillburg and others from Clymer and Columbus enjoyed a fish dinner at the Whiteley residence on White Street after a men’s fishing trip to Hollow Lake. The group viewed moving pictures by Rey Gravink recounting the trip.
Mary Haines Missionary Circle held its final meeting at the home of Mrs. Stephen Bronis on King Street with sixteen members present. A devotional period opened the session, followed by business, planning a picnic, a review of an article, a mite box program, a vocal solo, and refreshments served by Mrs. Brooks and others.
Mrs Mynford Williams entertained her bridge club last evening at her home 412 King Street. Awards were given to Mrs 0 Stroup and Mrs Francis McNulty. A dessert course was served to Mrs Paul Stroup Mrs Curlyle Thomas Mrs William Fleming Mrs Sherman Spaulding Mr Lawrence Hungon Mrs Francis McNulty Mrs KK Stroup and Mrs Williams.
John Westley to head the Brotherhood at Otterbein church meeting. Officers named for the coming year include John Westley as president E V Meulintocts vice president G Barton Smith secretary and J B Johnson treasurer.
A guide for hosting senior class gatherings with buffet style suppers at home. Tips cover setting a picture like table, centerpieces, course order, helper roles, and a simple menu including tomato juice cocktail, salads, breads, relishes, and desserts. Emphasizes informal self serve and careful table preparation.
Market notes from Pittsburgh report steady vegetable prices, crates and sacks varying by item. Livestock shows limited sales with steady cattle and steady dairy products, butter and eggs price ranges listed. Stock market rally details from New York outline mixed gains and notable names in trading, with a brief note on the zipper fastener invention history.
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