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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1939
Page
5
A partial OCR fragment describes a Mississippi location with references to water, a halt, and visitors. Core facts are unclear due to garbled text but imply a disruption or halt connected to a local site or event.
The column surveys numerous titles and authors from The Bridegroom Cometh to The Perplexed Heart and The Luther s of Ralph Waldo Emerson, highlighting Doubleday Doran and Norton editions, as well as works on European affairs, medicine, and art, with brief notes on authors and themes. It also mentions obituaries of Vienna’s cultural scene and a local musical gathering at St. Paul s Lutheran church.
A Country Club hosts a dancing party this evening to raise funds for an extensive restorative program. Mat Monre's orchestra will provide dance music from 8 to 12, promising an enjoyable evening.
Officers of all Sehops of the junior organization of the Cythoic Daughters of America were elected ta evening at a jain voting of the enaps held in the Ni Gelit rooms in Booth Center sleet. Miss Kath yn Asa Mead plotte president, officers are Miss Mary Sturdevayt, troop 4, vice president, Miss Mary Gravino, troop 4, secretary, and Miss Joan Buster, troop 5, reporter.
Twenty five Girl Scouts enjoyed a last evening hike in Whiteley’s Grove. Supper was cooked and the outing proved delightful. Miss Adele McCray led the troop with Miss Lounge Whiteley as assistant.
The Spring Creek Tailies Aid Society sponsors a Memory Day dinner at the Spring Creek community building. Proceeds will benefit the church. A large crowd is hoped for. Attendees include Mrs. Henry Group and relatives from the area.
United Press notes mixed activity on May 27 with weak apples and varying crates and loads on potatoes and onions. Livestock sales show no cattle or calves offered, hogs steady at about 115 per hundredweight for good and choice, with limited salable stock overall.
Milholland known as Darkly Milholland led the Pittsburgh Press and headed the Sedatary Hayvline Club with about 176,000 members. He died of heart attack at 75 in Jamestown hospital after a radiator cap on a steam roller blew off.
The Bank of England is described as a private banking house not a government institution. It is led by a governor, deputy governor, and 24 directors, serving as the British government’s chief customer. It is noted as the first joint stock bank in Great Britain with initial capital of 1,200,000 pounds and opened on January 1, 1695 during William III’s reign.
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