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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1941
Page
5
The fragment suggests a clipped phrase about one tenth or perhaps a fraction related to ice and America, but the readable content is extremely limited and ambiguous. No clear names, dates, places, or events are discernible for a solid card.
At Mead Park a birthday event for boys and girls entertained attendees in the afternoon. Games were played, lunch was served, and visitors Mrs. H. H. Walker and her party from Linesville attended.
Miss Mary Hazel Brida of Julius Sussman Mb and Mrs. William Hazel announce the marriage of their daughter Miss Mary Hazel to Julius Sussingh of New York City. The ceremony occurred last Thursday morning. Mr and Mrs Sussman are traveling through the south for several weeks and will reside in New York City upon return.
Miss Jane Campbell and Howard Van Tassel become engaged as announced by Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Campbell at a Saturday evening party on Seventh Street. The couple plans a fall wedding. Guests included Miss Kathwyn Van Tassel, Rev H R Burris, Leo Van Tassel, Leland Groscutt and many friends. seating for twenty seven and favors hidden in rosebuds.
Hollywood glamour figure Paulette Goddard discusses how glamour comes from roles and fashion. She recalls early parts, clothes, and a mix of stage and screen experiences, noting moments of hair, makeup, and costumes that shaped her image. The piece also lists local and social notices featuring residents and visitors.
Youngsville Many Trails Riding Club members from Warren, Youngsville, Jamestown, Titusville and Corry gathered at Camp Curry near Pittsfield on Sunday afternoon for a May entertainment. A business meeting was led by LeRoy Augusti of Titusville, with Mrs Beyneth and Mr and Mrs Albert Fox on the entertainment committee. Sixteen horses were provided for riding. a fried dinner followed. Weekend visitor W C Frye from California Pa attended.
A cluttered radio schedule for Monday and Tuesday outlines NBC Red and Blue, MBS and CBS program blocks with hosts and show titles, including Wallace and Sternberger discussions, musical performances, and quiz segments. The page closes with a bean soup tip involving browning trankfitters and corn chowder garnishes.
Murray Newton was born Sal lumay evening at City Hospital in Amroyville to Mr. and Mrs. Ed B. Amus of Bufislo NM formerly.
Mrs. Frank Sanders and daughter Mary hosted a Sunday afternoon at their Corry Road home to honor Miss Sophie Kasper, a bride-elect. Attendees included Mrs. John Wawrejko, Mrs. Joh Wotowics, Mrs. Belix Kusper, Mrs. Floryan Gilas, Mrs. Stella Spitman, Mrs. John Cueck, George Drobneck, Mrs. Stanley Kusper, Mrs. Jacob Royek, Mrs. Anna Kidick, and Mrs. Kenseth Boehring. Gifts were given to the guest of honor.
Dairymen's League held a Grange Hall session to ballot directors. Nominees listed include Hadley H Benson district 2, Joan O'Brien district 1, Lestie A Stahl district 5, H H Rathbun district 8, George H Pills district 14, Emory Grout district 17, Glen F Mead district 22, and Edward Kinsman district 24. Twenty nine members attended and a program featured vocal selections, quilting numbers, and a one act play. Refreshments followed.
Pastor P A Galbreath spoke at the annual memorial services for the American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars United Spanish American War Veterans and auxiliaries held Sunday morning at the Methodist church. His message Good Soldiers urged defense and liberty amid world tensions. The service drew a large church attendance and was enhanced by church members’ offerings and a ring of appropriate numbers.
The arrival of 250 selectees from Fort Riley Kansas to Indiantown Gap with 1ih cavalry attached to the 20th Division. Col Albert H Shackpolo guides rapid movement of 1000 men and new volunteers adding to wartime strength. Officers report 25 more men await transfer to base for further organization and integration into regiments as the Pennsylvanian draft proceeds.
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