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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1939
Page
5
A fragmented report mentions Milton Fish in a senate context and a college food feature. It references age groups and teams or providers, but the readable text is incomplete, leaving essential details unclear about events, locations, dates, or outcomes.
United Press reports the Pennsylvania Council of Republican Women plans a four day convention in Harrisburg starting Tuesday. Nearly 4 000 delegates are expected to attend as resolutions and the council’s educational program for 1949 are finalized. Gov Arthur J James is to address the final banquet Wednesday night. Also: a British reconnaissance plane attacked a German submarine yesterday, and is believed to have damaged it.
Society notes announce a card party under the ladies of St Elizabeth's parish to raise funds. The event starts at 6 pm with auction and contract bridge, followed by a luncheon. Local committee members and several residents are listed as organizers and attendees.
Mrs Roosevelt picked three new gowns in a New York shopping trip. The white faille satin dress with gold stripes is the likely choice for the White House diplomatic reception on December 13.
African Missionary Apeakee will speak and show slides about gospel work in Liberia at the Corry church of the local Baptist assembly Tuesday evening. Mr. Mellish spoke at the Erie mid-missions conference. The Millens, now missionaries in Liberia, are connected with the Corry service, which begins promptly at 7 45 o'clock.
The Presbyterian church choir presented a fine Vesper Concert of sacred music Sunday afternoon at 4:30. The program featured anthems, vocal solos and trios, an instrumental trio, and organ selections. Performers included Marguerita Reno, Ethel Beckwith, B. Thomes, Leon Lindsley, Carlton Chaffee, Dr Harry Rhomes, Willis Price, Rev G L Boyd, with Mrs B J Tobias as accompanist. The choir was directed by Mrs R S De.
Barbara Lee celebrated her sixth birthday with a Saturday afternoon party at home hosted by Mrs Verne Group. Twelve girls attended and prizes were won by Dawn Bennett Wilma Rae Ingram Pably Perry and Joyce Alex Winder. Refreshments with a yellow color scheme were served later with balloons and candy. Attendees included Joan Bennett Belly Ann Shields Mary Lose Davis Wilma Rae Ingram Joe Alexander Grace Marie Graham Dixie Lou Phillips Dixie Lee Nichols Patty Perry Barbara Hermès Doris Lillie and Hugh Group.
Mrs Bertha Campbell of this city is honored at a party at Spring Creek Saturday evening on the eve of her marriage to C C Warner. Prizes went to Mrs John McKay and Mrs William Crane. Attendees included Lot Cable, Harold Eddy, William Grane, and C Warner. Mrs B Moore attends Union City meeting of the High Street 20th Century Club.
Bellefonte Pa families including Mr and Mrs Dewey Sorenson and children returned home after a weekend visit with Mrs I H Brooks on East Pleasant street. Other locals from Clymer Kenmare Kearsarge Driftwood and Corry were seen at vesper services and weekend gatherings with residents on East South, Worth and West streets. Mrs Patterson and son Robert remained for a week with her parents Mr and Mrs Summer Bentley.
Mr. and Mrs. Mitton Johnson entertained twenty friends from Columbus Wattsburg and Spartansburg at their Spring Creek home Saturday. Games were played and refreshments served by Mrs Johnson. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Arthur of Columbus Mrs S W 3 Mrs Frank Chirenzio and Emily Mr and Mrs Bernard Green and family Mrs Leo Schuelech of Gorgy Mr and Mrs Reed Johnson of Wattsburg and Mr Gerald Johnson with Lynn and Misses Mary Steffy Wanda and Anna Knaplis of Spartansburg.
A son was born last evening at Corry hospital to Mr and Mrs Richard Lincan of Clymer New York R D 2 Mrs Lincoln formerly Grace Mrcray A daughter was born to Rey and Mrs Momig Tyson of Clymer NY Sunday afternoon at Corry hospital A son was born this morning at Corry hospital to Mr and Mrs George Palmer of Gay RI D 3 Mrs Palmer formerly Miss Rose
The article outlines new methods for preparing a Thanksgiving turkey including skin opening with skewers, a no baste roasting method in a well insulated oven for about 3 hours and 15 minutes, and larding with fat before roasting. It warns against opening the oven door and notes stuffing handling, tying the legs, and checking doneness by aroma and tenderness. It also covers separate dressings for adult and child portions and cautions on packing stuffing.
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