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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1940
Page
5
A garbled OCR fragment references names and numbers in a political or scholarly context. It mentions Roth and Aul Awember in unclear relation to a dated event. The readable parts suggest a numeric or theoretical discussion rather than a full narrative.
Fragmentary text shows scattered words and phrases about vegetables meat and a flock. No coherent event or names to identify a person, place, or date. Reader cannot determine the subject, setting, or outcome from the fragments provided.
New York Nov 12 Ambassdor Joseph P B Kennedy says a new story quoted him as saying Democracy is fished in England contained statements created impression I would not set forth off the record discussion The article by Louis M Lyon in the Boston Globe Saturday night quoted him warning that national socialism would be the result The Indian population of United States was 294574 in 1865 and 332897 in 1930.
John L. Lewis, noncommittal on resigning if Roosevelt is reelected, prepared to discuss new wage scales with the United Mine Workers National Policy Committee. He arrived in Atlantic City for preconferences before the CIO convention and said he had nothing to say about the resignation statement from the campaign.
Miss Margaret Olds, after months directing the Methodist Church choir, resigns to serve as organist and choir directress at St. Pauls Lutheran church next Sunday, while remaining with the Methodist choir in rehearsals until a replacement is found. The item also notes community notices of homes, births, anniversaries, and upcoming weddings among local residents.
The Idle committees of St Elizabeth's congregation host a card party at the parish hall West Pleasant Street on Wednesday evening November 13 offering contract and auction bridge and other games with prizes. Lunch served by committee members. Playing begins at 7 and runs to 10 with a guest list of local residents and visitors.
Mrs Willis Brown of 80 Maxion fleet War hostess for The Readers Monday afternoon. Vice president Mrs C McCray presided in the absence of president Mrs T Hobbin who was injured in an accident recently. Each member offered current interest items. Mrs John A Williamson gave a resume on Colonist Williamsburg restoration and a report on a recent visit. Following adjournment Mrs Brown served refreshments. Mr BP Sullivan of 413 West Plousas Street will entertain the club on Monday November 18.
Mrs Jane Kendall Mason of Tampa Florida ranked No 1 among ten outstanding American beauties in 1937. She will marry John D M Hamilton former chairman of the Republican National Committee. Hamilton was divorced in 1937 and Mrs Mason is noted as a popular member of Washington society.
The Women’s Society for Christian Service at the Methodist church met last evening with Mrs. Bryn Stowe presiding. Plans were announced for a bazaar at Christmas time. Miss Martha Hillburg and Mrs. R. & Dewey performed songs, readings by Mrs. O. M. Hillbury, and the group organized the kitchen and dining room duties for the dinner.
D K Brown district manager led a daylong meeting of Montgomery Ward Company managers here at Hotel Corry. Attendees included H E Barrison of Olean New York, Mr Stickle of Warren, Mr Stryder of Meadville, Mr Fortle of Greenville, FL Carpenter of Sharon, and D K Baker of the local store.
Engagement notice from Uniontown reports Miss Mary Delehunt of Pittsburgh and John F Connors of Pittsburgh engaged to wed. The bride to be is a nurse in a Pittsburgh hospital and Connors is a member of the faculty at S Gorry High School with nuptials planned for December in Uniontown.
A fragmentary notice lists Carey hospital at 37 Trove Street with Loyd Surwent and a surgeon named Mus. The readable text appears as an introduction or address related to a medical facility and personnel in a local context.
Betty Casey and Raymond Brown were wed in a ceremony reported with detail hardships in names and places. The notice cites families including Mr and Mrs John Casey of South Center Street and mentions Waterford and Clymer with informal clues about dates and attendees.
Following the Corry Civic Orchestra final event honoring Columbus Chapter No 200 Masonic Order anniversary a social gathering is planned for Saturday evening. The program for the MEXC orchestra and related events were noted, with refreshments provided by II preiestm May Eu Tobias chair of the committee, Mrs Albert Mariel, Mbox Margaret Olds, Naomi Johnson and Mary Gralams.
Sparta Grange held a dinner with strong turnout followed by an evening program. Carole Wilson of Gavry won the door prize. HK Arden Bennett and Miss Floy Ramsey presided. Florence Ramsey and Sparta Grange members presented programs. Miss Helen Pollack, Wellma Morton, Robert Bryan, Alla Green and Billy Tillolsol spoke. Jesse Sayre performed a vocal solo. group singing closed the event.
A fragmented recipe note describes soul baked apples served hot with a spiced glaze. The text hints at cold or warm serving and mentions a breakfast setting in the morning, with a reference to August.
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