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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1939
Page
5
Carl Spewack Mildred Thom and Jitred Punk Parker are listed among names in an archival notice. The fragment mentions multiple individuals with unclear roles or affiliations embedded in a damaged page segment.
A fragmented note indicates a concert program including Artre and Berle performances. It mentions Bob Zurke and Cros for himself, with references to a third festival and a wider art event series set for tonight. The readable fragments point to a local music lineup and a single evening show.
Readable fragments describe a street performer named Fran in an American city on a Sunday, with mentions of a van and mass attendance.
The readable fragments hint at names likely Hulls Lennox McGarty and a transportation note. The text mentions a wash, hail, and ride or date references, but details and context are unclear. Further readable wording is needed for a precise headline and summary.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Richard Sunday and Phil, with unclear time references. Readable facts are sparse. no clear event, date, or outcome emerges from the fragment.
A sprawling survey of new books and authors covers American and European voices. Highlights include Lloyd C Justis themes, Dasiey Hudson's secret journal, Calverton on Pilgrims, Wells on world leaders, Dewey on culture, and Tennyson praise. Also noted are naval power works, a tale of Javitese youths, and reflections on reading.
Movement near. contestants prepare for next issue. Voters will be urged to participate weekly, with prizes including cars and cash for top names. Candidates and supporters anticipate glory and the chance to lead on Ustrom day as names rise among the leaders.
Kent State University president Dr W J Gayest announced after a survey of Western teachers that college freshmen are likened to fourth graders in English skills.
The Presbyterian church choir directed by Mrs. R. S. Dewey will present a musical vesper Sunday afternoon at 4 180 o'clock with organ and piano accompaniments, vocalists and instrumental numbers. Guests include Mrs Mina L Tenny and Mrs Cornelius Ruslink with other local residents and women’s society members attending church events and a December Christmas party planned for the Ladies Aid.
Weekly meeting of Girl Scout Troop No 39 held at the Presbyterian church last evening. Members serving as color guards and bearers included Doris Crowell Marjorie Pangborn Patty Parsons and Joan Steinner directed by Martha McIntyre and Merrily Brook Tasemay. Dewey led the horserace and afterward games were played.
A late election update mentions RL Thesday’s defeat and notes Weaver’s role as tax safety valve, with troopers probing rustling near Walisbore. It also references Charley Keating’s high constable race in the Third Ward, Pitt’s Ward campaigner visits, Yack Gaffney at the passes station, Carlton Mirel’s WWI service and transfer, and local living arrangements around Starr Memorial Works. Democrats and Progressives gain on Republicans in French Creek contests.
A graduate music student named Galen Edward O reports daily travel by a personal mini plane from Yomp to Keli to attend Ken State University classes. The unusual regimen covers about 2,500 miles weekly, highlighting dedication and unique travel habits.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a Find of a lifetime by Ms. E. Fe Linke at 1614 W Sit Shreel Chidwo with references to cures and healings. Details are garbled and locations unclear. no clear event date or verifiable entities emerge.
Amici Bible Class of United Brethren at Christchurch met at the home of Mr and Mrs Willard Olds on West Irving Street with twenty members present. Plans were made for the anniversary banquet to be held on Wednesday evening in December. A social hour followed with desserts served by Mr and Mrs Olds, Miss Aches Rupp and Mrs John Garnet.
The report warns neutrals of a Nazi invasion with waterways flooding risks across the country and strategic dikes primed with dynamite charges. Along the Amsterdam highway, troops move with provisions to bases as lights and anti aircraft guns deploy near major towns. In Philadelphia, Jefferson Medical College reports 498 enrollees for the term and lists graduates since 1920.
Travelers Association held an evening gathering in the LOOF hall with out of town guests including Harold Smith supreme counsellor of Co- Wimbus Ohia Associntinn Rawand Hagberg senior counsellor of Warren organization L. B. Seavey secretary and A. B. Bowersox of Warren grand treasurer State council W H Walker grand conductor of State of Permsylvaniias J H Woodall district deputy Brevouncil No 246 A C Brawl Ralph Brock L C Trost and George L Hayes secretary and measurer of the Five council and Delbert W Dalrymple state representative Lay Franklin Rebekah Lodge served a dinner afterwards.
Mr and Mrs Elwyn Belison of 46 Liberty Street welcomed a daughter this morning at the local hospital. Ralph Price and J W Laubing drove to Pittsburgh to attend the Pitt Carnegie Tech game Hug afternoon.
A long instructional passage describes hosting teas as a social ritual. It outlines receiving guests, table setting with lace coverings, arrangements of flowers, and roles for hostesses, servers, and helpers. It also provides a Russian tea cake recipe and invites readers to request more cookie tips by mail, signed Betty Cracker.
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