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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1940
Page
5
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A column by George Seldes mocks anti red baiting critiques in Witch Hunt and praises Dog Training Made Easy for its concise, accessible guidance. It covers books by Harper, Estes, Krey, and Rinehart with critiques of narrative style, historical accuracy, and pacing, noting humor, romance, and regional detail across several titles.
Mrs. B S Austin of this city plans to attend the annual convention of the Pennsylvania Council of Republican Women in Harrisburg from next Tuesday through Thursday. The program features speeches by Cowra James and a slate of officers including Mrs George R Lumade for president and Mrs Hubert B Powell for honorary president, with several other officers named to key roles. Attendees travel from multiple towns and organizations to participate in the event and related memorial services.
Erie County American Legion event draws many officers and out-of-town guests including A. L. Gillet from O City and Joseph Osnider from Off Gily. Distillers note leaders Dr Merle Amy and Floyd Owens presiding after a parade rally, with meals served at the Levon Home on North Cesiter Street.
Shirley Beckwith hosted a birthday gathering at her East Soult Street home to celebrate her thirteenth birthday. Guests included several friends who presented gifts as games entertained the attendees and light refreshments were served.
A noted actress Eva Le Gallienne is slated to appear at Allegheny College for a lecture in Meadville. The event, described as a major literary program, will feature Le Gallienne discussing dramatic arts and will be hosted by college officials with additional remarks from Washington newspaper veteran Drew Br 50m and Prof. Sachor of the University of Chicago.
HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 8. Film players Robert Craig and Catherine Craig married in Las Vegas yesterday and will work on their new picture. The couple, aged 28 and 29, eloped and plan to report to the studio on Monday.
Women of the Methodist church plan a Monday evening tureen dinner and service at the church hall. Members and guests are invited for a social hour, followed by a business meeting and special program.
Corry Elks will meet at Ol City Lodge No 244 with 800 Elks and ladies expected from each district. Harry Kloosn of Oil City lodge announced arrangements are complete for the meeting, with a 2:30 business session in Monee Temple rooms and entertainment for ladies in Elis club rooms featuring bridge. A 6:30 turkey dinner will be served at the club house.
Miss Ruth Lindsley acted as hostess to her Sunday school class at the Presbyterian church. Plans for class work were discussed at her home, followed by games and light refreshments for the members.
A fragment from Natural Misery argues Todians regard animals as souls with human rights. It claims a hunter killed nine members for revenge, while pleas to the animal spared him the need for clothing and food, noting potential grudges if the act had been reversed.
The Youth Temperance Council gathered for an evening program at the YOM.CA. Devotions were led by Mel, Brad Rost, and Miss Parbars Whampson. Speakers included Bayvard Benwtak and George Imbons on why alcohol should be avoided, with a prayer and a discussion on the effects of alcohol.
A seminary for Meadville and farmer Nortiesiens Penney YM will represent this conference at a New York City fest Thursday and Friday. Speakers include Jol E Mooley, Dr Samuel Hamilton, and Mark A Dawber. The meeting joins Methodist and religious education groups and features the American Red Cross.
Chautauqua Pomona met Frewsburg for a two day session in Odd Fellows Hall Frewsburg with Mrs Edna M Black of Witlanaya elected master and Mrs Rose Gleeson of Clymer elected lecturer Communications from Clymer and Gerry invited next county meeting at their granges were on the agenda A Plymouth theater owner and employer set a camera trap after a burglary to photograph intruders The burglar alarm interrupted next dig Ernest d Fe Dupuis pleaded guilty to breaking and entering and larceny and was returned to the nearby reform school
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