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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1941
Page
5
Ilkas Really Aals presents a cryptic misprint style item claiming bold actions. The fragment reads as a garbled note about showing cleverness or alliance, with unclear context or quotation marks. The readable portion suggests a mistaken headline or OCR error rather than a coherent report.
Cracked OCR text suggests a junior mother, a reported photographer, and an involved party. The fragmentary lines hint at responsibility but provide no clear names, dates, or locations to confirm details.
Fragmentary text mentions two and an occurrence but lacks complete details. No clear event, person, place, or organization can be identified from the readable portion.
Incomplete OCR fragment shows garbled text with stray characters and broken phrases. No clear persons organizations places events or dates are legible, making it impossible to identify a coherent news item or extract factual details.
Incomplete text shows garbled lines referencing Ian, Crived, and old Aust dimensions. Mentions Nalian and Ge r likely misread names. no clear event, date, or organization established.
A newspaper book page lists current best sellers fiction and non fiction with titles such as Random Harvest and For Whom The Bell Tolls. It includes reviews of Something of a Hero by I J Kapstein and The Development of Hispanic America by A Curtis Wilgus, plus other noted titles and authors.
Concord PTA tea at the school featured a five program with Wendell Gage trumpet solo a male trio Merrill Lillie G. T. Bergman Lloyd Thomas with Carl Way. Theresa Bogniak vocal solo with Mrs. Lawrence Anderson. Leon Vsn Tassel recitalions. Mrs. Edward Kinley and Mrs. Mildred Denton vocal selections. Refreshments served. Spring flowers decorated. Mrs. Wicker Nigh was general chairman. Mrs. Denton arranged the program. Mrs. SA. Mountain chaired refreshments.
Miss Patricia Rhynard was honored at a miscellaneous bridal shower hosted at her home on South Over Street by friends. Contesta and prizes were enjoyed and awarded to Mrs. Edward Brigham, Miss Mary Maloney, Miss Elaine Foster, and Mrs. LeRoy Hoyt.
The P W Club will gather Monday evening at the new Ritz Restaurant on North Center Street for the annual mothers and daughters banquet of the Business and Professional Women's Club. Dinner at six, followed by a program with Mrs. B. E. Barnes addressing the group.
The fragment recalls Lucretia Mott and other female figures linked to a rich Quaker and whaling heritage. It mentions Maria Mitchell observing a comet from Nantucket, Captain Coffin and family, and the legacy of 74 grandchildren. The piece hints at Miss Early writing a long prose biography.
Adelaide Kerr profiles Grace Moore, Met Opera soprano, who envisions music as a universal goodwill tool and a path to hemisphere solidarity. Moore, recently from Mexico City, discusses becoming a Latin American goodwill emissary and expanding U S artistic outreach. She praises music’s power to unite peoples and notes her husband Valerio Parera’s support as he recovers in a sanatorium. Moore reflects on career choices, rest, and life on a Connecticut farm between rehearsals.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian church and guests hosted a party yesterday afternoon at Mrs NR Dickson’s home on West Pleasant Street to celebrate her 25th anniversary. Gifts, a birthday cake centerpiece and a ripened dinner followed. Several members assisted in organizing the event. Several out of town visitors arrived for social gatherings and visits with local families, including Mrs Florence Silvis visiting from San Diego and Mr and Mrs A C Hoover from Indiana Pa.
Mildred Marie Tulbers daughter of Mr and Mrs Ems Hillier of Chandlers Valley married William Harry Clough son of Mr and Mrs John Clough of Pittsfield formerly of Gerry in a ceremony at the Chandlers Valley Sailed Brethren church performed by Rev J Leon Manews. The couple were married in the presence of family and friends with music by Mrs LD Patmore. Attendants were Miss Deny Huliberg and James Thompson. A reception followed at the pride parents home. Guests traveled from Hornell Jamestown Belief Pittsfield and Youngsville with Mr and Mrs Robert Clout attending from Corry. After a wedding trip they will reside in Pittsfield where Mr Clough is employed by the Aor Supply Company.
Mrs Oscar Fritz hosted a Friday evening bridge club gathering at her home on North Center front. Prizes were won by Mrs George Keefe and Hepler for his scores.
A scrambled NBC CBS schedule fragment shows a dense lineup: Defense for Americus, Truth or Consequences, various plays, dances, and concerts across NBC CBS networks. Notable items include Uncle Hara, Gell, weddings, live theater, and sports relays, with multiple stations listing programs from 6:30 to 11:35 PM and beyond. The fragment preserves names like France and the War, Writers in America Do For Freedom, and a CBS Workshow alongside NBC Symphonies and a Charlie Macarthy segment.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Pfeffer of West Isk Street Eric at St. Vincent’s Hospital. Mrs. Pfeffer was formerly Andy Louise Dahlswrand of Corry.
The American Legion Auxiliary held a regular meeting last evening at the Legion home on North Center street. Plans were made for attending Sunday services at the Methodist church for veterans and affiliated preservation efforts. The refreshments committee named Mrs J J Neylon, Mrs W T Hulthe rs, and Mrs Tyansmith.
A quirky kitchen note describes making a pink rhubarb dessert with sugar and a simple bake. It mentions a specific bake time of 48 minutes at moderate heat, using a dish named Gish and a lid or cover, then serving warm. The text shows garbled phrases but centers on rhubarb, sugar, bake, and serving.
Mrs. C H Huldson hosted a social at her West South street home to honor Miss Marguerite Neyton soon to wed Pat Lyle Taylor. Guests enjoyed cards and blurges, a pink June theme, cakes, a gift, and a purse of money. attendees included Mrs J B Mount Mrs Gerald Bagley Mrs Ray Wolford and many others from Erie and Colby.
A fierce three hour engagement off Crete involved a British destroyer and Allied vessels engaging Italian forces. Reports say heavy losses on both sides with efforts to control waters around Crete continuing as the battle nears a decisive phase.
British and Greeks depend on hoarded food and stores as Germany strengthens air raids. Citing limited air and naval bases, retreating forces risk crippling support while Stukas harass ground defenders. Mrs Schreckengost and Miss Ney Ton Schreckengost returned from a family visit on West Smith Street.
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