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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1939
Page
5
The guild members who have not turned in garments are asked to do so promptly to complete the reports. Yesterday a meeting was held at Mrs Foster Hy Davis home with fifteen members attending and a lunch was served.
A group of friends surprised Miss Mary Querreveld and Richard Querreveld at their Corry home hosted by the Henry Querreveld family. Guests enjoyed music and games, then refreshments, with gifts given to the honorees and a long list of attendees including Harold and Doris Raymond, Raymond Querreveld, Bob Legters, Doris Kolstee, and many others.
The Mentor Club met at Mrs G Bennett's Hast Smith street home where twelve members answered questions on current events. The group discussed the two nations and planned the next meeting for Monday November 20 in the Library building.
The Ladies Auxiliary of Corry reports realisation of part of the hospital donation drive at a meeting held at the nurses' home. They note additional promised gifts will raise totals, and announce arrival of new blankets and two new cribs for the children's ward.
Mrs F B Sullivan hosted the Readews at her West Plant Street home with twelve ladies sharing items on birthdays of famous men. Mrs John A Williamson prepared and read a paper titled American Men in the Business World of Today covering Eugene Grace Henry Ford Walter Chrysler Thomas DuPont and Greenfield Village. Social hour followed with refreshments as plans were made for hostess C L Robbitts on Monday November 13. H M Larsson retired from Butler Pennsylvania after attending a Montgomery Ward meeting for Christmas buying.
Officers of the Christian and Missionary Alliance church were elected last evening at the annual meeting. New officers include Gerald Faulkner financial treasurer Lloyd Martin recording secretary Charles Lester missionary treasurer Nei Lindsey financial secretary Fred Lindsey George Paulkner and Tryin Grane elders Floyd Martin Charles Olds and Richard Fox as trustees with Fred Dirty Roy Mather and Raymon Ross as listed trustees. Raymon Ross named Sunday School superintendent and senior young people's president Mrs Madge Love named junior young people's leader.
Introducing a daughter born at Corry hospital to Mr and Mrs Lawrence Hammond of North East. Mrs Hammond was formerly Mrs Mary Taymond of this city.
A November business meeting of the Business and Professional Women's Club featured a program by the Functional Committee led by Ruth Soper Vivi Thomas and Wilma Rich. Refreshments followed a ticket raffle with plans discussed for a progressive party on Monday November 29.
Union City today announced the engagement of Miss Orya Meredith to Joan G Wilkinson son of Mrs Ewa C Wilkinson of Wilmington Delaware. No date set for the wedding. Miss Meredith a Harrington high school graduate and student at Delaware Hospital School of Nursing class of 1940. Mr Wilkinson with the Hercules Powder Company at the experimental station.
Advice claiming constipation stems from low bulk in diet. Suggests eating Kellogg’s All Bran for breakfast as a natural laxative aid. Recommends daily intake, plenty of water, and states All Bran is not a drug. Mentions Kellogg’s at Batty Creek and general grocer availability.
A garbled OCR text discusses a pudding making method and steaming in a kettle of water above a fire. It mentions a grandmother, a unique steam technique, and a modern variant of a traditional pudding. The piece is fragmentary with many misspellings and tangential notes.
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