Mrs. G. V. McKee Visits Erie During Trip
Mrs. G. V. McKee arrived in Erie as part of a visit and departed this morning, continuing her travels.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1938
Page
5
Mrs. G. V. McKee arrived in Erie as part of a visit and departed this morning, continuing her travels.
Erie society notes recount yesterday’s visitors Agnes and Sophie Kasper and Mahlon Hubbard from Erie. Local families—Dahlstrand, McArthur of Bradfort, and Mrs J B Dahlstrand’s memory service—are mentioned along with Philadelphia visitor Miss Sara Hipple. Several residents plan winter absences to Miami and Warren events plus a Salvation Army rally led by Pittsburgh figures.
The November meeting of the Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church met Wednesday afternoon with four dozen in attendance. Mrs. Corn Crippen led devotions, Mrs. J. A. Williamson arranged a program on the southern mountains, and Mrs. C. E. Birlingine reviewed a piece on Women and Missions. Contributions were reported from the New Era club, the intermediate Sunday School class, and society members. During the social hour, refreshments were served by Mrs. G. Whiltlesey, Mrs. George W. Waggoner, Mrs. W. Weel, and Mrs. C. F. McCray.
Twenty one members of the Mary and Martha class of the Presbyterian church were entertained last evening at the home of Rev. and Mrs. Gilbert L. Boyd on Hast Aving street. Mrs. W. Cox presided after a brief business session led by Mrs. Mavie Dinks. Mrs. Arthur V. Cochran organized the program and awards with help from Mrs. LeRoy Tickson and Mrs. Senior Sharer. Mrs. Penny Nichols received a bouquet as she prepares to winter in Tennessee. Hostess assisted by Mrs. Harold Patterson and Mrs. Harry Spicer served refreshments.
RS. CORA WOOD is re elected head of the Baptist Leagues Air Society. The Home of Mes W. Milley on We iadericke street hosted the meeting. Officers include Mrs. Cora Wheel and Mrs. Truce E. Thomas as vice president, Barton Smith as secretary, and Miller as treasurer. The society discussed needlework and plans for aiding Miss Bill Westley to support a missionary school project in North Carolina.
Winn leads a varied program designed to awaken spiritual interest among a growing group of boys. Jon Westley presides as Evie Sylane Richart Hinthil and others participate in a song fest and service aimed at building character through university Bible studies and campus support.
In Washington on Sunday the supreme court refused to stay the execution of the accused, despite a petition from the condemned man. The case centers on a murder in the Midwest, where the defendant awaits execution after mounting appeals. The court's decision leaves the sentence intact pending further legal action.
A fragmented OCR passage describes Betty Crocker orange rolls with a vivid, instructional tone. It mentions orange filling, dough prep, shaping into roll lines, sealing, and baking steps including rising times and oven temperatures. The text reads like a cookbook fragment detailing ingredients and methods.
Markets report brisk activity in Pittsburgh with a broad mix of produce, meats, and wholesale items. New York stocks edged higher after a brief dip, while traders watched commodity prices and工 changes in wholesale lumber and dairy values amid ongoing market shifts.
Harriburg reports a sharp drop in unemployment claims with $66,007,005 in benefits paid since January through November 10. Secretary Relph M. Bushow noted the week’s claims fell to 4.88 per claim while prior weeks showed higher totals.
The table shows beef cattle and calves with mixed directions. Cattle around 300 head with 200 direct lots, top fed steers around 12.2 and grass cattle about 8.50 down. Calves 260 head including 400 direct, slow to weak demand with values 11.00 to 12.00. Sheep 300 head steady with good lambs at 8.71 to 9.25, ewes around 4.00 down.
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