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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1940
Page
5
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A flea market of travel memoirs and political essays is reviewed with mixed passion. Osa Geighty and Martin Johm-Son’s life on sea and jungle is noted alongside debates sparked by Brother Barnabas and Charles A. Beard on isolationism, foreign policy, and imperialism.
Grater Lake in Oregon formed by water filling a extinct volcano crater. The lake sits at about 2,000 feet deep, one of the deepest in the United States.
The Chautauqua Institution on the west side of the upper lake begins its seventeenth summer season on Sunday June 1 offering eight weeks of music drama education and recreation. Albert Steessel conduct sings the Symphony programs and guides the musical slate with soloists including Hutcheson Tuveck Mischakoff and Bampton among others. The festival features Beethoven Ninth Sibelius concerts Bach Mozart works and twenty symphony performances ending August 21. Memorial Day marks openings at lakeside centers as Geloron Parke Pier Ballroom hosts George Duffy and his orchestra and the Bemus Point Casino hosts a graduation dance for 1500 seniors.
The third annual Tea by Girl Scout Troop 39 drew about sixty parents and friends to the church parlors last evening. A program featured a welcome by Martha McIntyre, flag drill, piano duet, solos, group singing, and a patrol presentation by Adele McCray. Refreshments with apple blossom table decorations followed.
Samuel D Haftey of the Raymond Manufacturing Company is honored at a farewell party for twenty seven years of service. The spring department held the dinner at the Phoenix Hotel with forty men in attendance as Haftey prepares to retire next week.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Avery of Exe announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Bettie Avery to John J Johnson of Union City. The marriage is planned for Friday May 21st.
A son was born last evening to Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Betts Jr of Wright Street, with Mrs Betts formerly Miss Carlotta Mead. Another son arrived last evening to Mr. and Mrs. Har Turbin of Gary Road 3 near Cong Hospital, with Mrs Turbin formerly Miss Treva Moore.
The Washington Parent-Teacher Association plans its annual school fair Tuesday evening at 4 o clock. General chairman Stanley Henson with assistants Mrs. M. E. Robbins and Mrs. Wray Dickinson oversee arrangements. The event features the Cory High School band, vocal numbers, a lap dance, a mock wedding The Wedding of the Painted Dolls, bingo, ash pond and booths. Refreshments will be served and funds aid the school loan program.
Miss Marjorie S. Warren of Brie and Union City, daughter of the late Mr and Mrs B L Warren, married Earl Mitton Shreve, son of Mr and Mrs Clyde Shreve, in a May 1 ceremony at the North East Baptist church. The couple reside at 30 Fourth Avenue Union City where the groom is connected with the Union City Chair Company.
A group of fifteen guests surprised Mrs. Howard Loveland at her East Main Street home to celebrate her birthday. The event featured cards and contests with awards won by Mrs. P. Li Swanson and Mrs. Gertrude Alio. The Rebekah Helping Hand Club presented Loveland with a gift.
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