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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1945
Page
6
Corry hosts its first Talk of the Month Club with Dorothy Fuldheim as the citys first woman speaker. The event closes a season deemed very satisfactory and signals ongoing club organization for west Full and Winter.
The noted lecturer Dorothy Fuldheim will address an audience Friday on The United States From a World Point of View. Her career includes years abroad, bold prophesies, interviews with leaders, and a reputation for sharp, fearless analysis.
A brief catalog-like note describes using a sponge for ironing and cleaning in water filled areas. It emphasizes rubbing the sponge over surfaces for rubbing action. No further testing or evaluation is provided.
Automotive editor answers whether to sell or keep a good car as war controls and postwar demand loom. He notes used car prices may rise or fall after production restarts, but three years pass before new car delivery normalizes. For a buyer with a clean 1941 model, keeping may ease later obtaining a new car amid a looming backlog and high postwar prices.
At the First Baptist Church of Tidioute Pennsylvania Verle Walker was ordained to the gospel ministry during an evening service. The examining council of the Fellowship of Independent Baptists conducted the session with Rev Hall Daniel delivering the ordination sermon. Mrs Walker is known in the community for her former pastorate at Elgin.
The Pocket Testament League delegate Dr Frizen will speak at the Baptist Church midweek service, recounting efforts to distribute Bibles to armed forces. The 7:45 pm event invites militia members to attend and hear about experiences with service camps in the country.
The Concord P T A concluded its school year with a meeting at the school for a tureen dinner. Mrs. Harry Markert presided, and officers for the coming year were elected led by Mrs. William Ingram as president.
The Rotary club committee in this city advanced plans to launch a new Boy Scout troop. Members will meet Monday at 7 90 to clear a basement space under Dr T S Kelsey for headquarters. Robert Brown chairs the committee with Dr Kelsey as Scout master as Troop No 90 is designated by county headquarters.
At the Rotary Club gathering in the Hotel Corry dining room, Major Alfred Schotter shared color slides his son took in the Fiji Islands, showing scenery, natives, and an Army camp. Twenty-seven members and two guests, Donald Satterlee and W. W. Jacquith, attended as two birthday cakes were shared for members with birthdays during the week, brought by Hubert Vaughn and Lynn Sill.
If vanilla and lemon extract are hard to obtain, try layering cakes and custards with grated Jean or orange rind. The best method of canning from accident prevention and food preservation is pressure cooking.
The P. W. Club held its annual mother and daughter banquet at the Pittsfield Inn with 47 attendees. Miss Mary Hopkins was installed as president by past president Myra Thomas, and Miss Murray received her past president pin. The evening featured a dinner, corsages, musical numbers, humorous readings, and a program of installations and remarks by the new officers.
A note on using leftover pickled fruit juices as a flavoring for roasts. Dilute with an equal amount of water and pour over veal or beef to enhance aroma and taste.
A diner gathers salt pepper sugar bowl dressing napkins and preserves on a single tray and transports them to the table in one trip, avoiding multiple trips and ensuring quick service.
A rambling, fragmentary sports or editorial notice mentions pitchers and batting averages with names like Melvin Ott and Carden, referencing baseball context and open rivalry talk. It hints at league competition and upcoming events, but the text is garbled and includes stray phrases about track meets and teams such as the Red Sox.
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