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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1939
Page
5
A fragmented report notes charity efforts amid 1936 to 1937 refugee crises led by Auguste Tnitellee and Hugo Nch. The intercession from Reich affiliated groups aided stamp programs and relief for displaced individuals across refugee centers.
Mrs George Sayko hosted a surprise party for Miss LaTroy Rhynard at Aero Supply offices. The event honored her upcoming January wedding to William Beal of Syracuse. Cards won by Mrs LeRoy Marrhett provided entertainment as guests shared gifts and dessert. Attendees included Lois Patterson Betty Morton Marjorie Young Mary Maloney Marian Berry Blaine Foster Dorothy Akam Alta Maude Paulkner Doris Rickerson Corinne Cullen Ernestine Lynn Rhynard and others.
A local birthday gathering at Miss Joan Schrader’s Cory home drew friends and relatives from Cory Union City and nearby towns. Attendants included Bettitz Betty Armitage Phyllis Craker Betty Lindquist Gene Miller Galein the evening Jusich and many others. Irene Bralepy visited Erie yesterday for an antique show with Clarence Bralepy and family.
The Fort LeBoeuf Chapter of the Daughters of the American Colonists will hold a luncheon Saturday at 12:30 PM at the Boston Store in Erie. Local members including Mrs. J. B Patterson Miss Louise Williams Mrs Ben F L Stary and Mrs Wave Perkins will attend. The program continues study of the starling of the French Frontier Forts. EAGLE A TOUGH ONE EAST HAVEN Angelo Cifarelli stopped air raids on his chicken coop by shooting a gray eagle.
A quirky ad idea suggests turning a unused piece of furniture into cash. The prompt highlights using a journal advertisement to attract buyers and clear unwanted items efficiently.
A Grenadier style garment showcases a bright red sheepskin coat with a bushy fringe and wool pompons. It includes a gold and diamond clasp at the neckline to emphasize a military motif in apparel.
An all day meeting of the Ladies Aid Society of the United Brethren in Christ church was held in church parlors. At noon a fine queen dinner was served to members. The meeting opened with a devotional led by Mrs. John Binks. The afternoon was spent in devotional reflection.
The second Erie County Council of PTA meeting of the year was held in Sprigfield Fa with Mrs. E W Schmaldt Powell in charge. Attendees included representatives from carry associations and sessions were conducted throughout the day followed by a dinner.
The J. J. Andrews Relief Corps hosted a chicken dinner for eighty at the Masonic Hall on Thursday. During a 2 o'clock W. R. C. business meeting plans were made for next month’s dinner. Three quilt taps for relief work were presented by a purse. Out-of-town attendees included Mrs. Edward Renoul of Youngstown Ohio, Mr Seeks English of Emporium, and Mrs. C. E. English and her son of Sheffield.
Mrs Ralph McGee acted as hostess at a dinner party at her Lovell's Station home this afternoon. Guests included Mrs E A Renouf of Youngstown Ohio Mrs Sarah English of Emporium and son Roy of Sheffield Mrs Alma Gardner Mrs Edward Morrison Mrs Alma Slagle and Mrs Leslie Messinger and son of Carry.
Emmanuel Ladies Auxiliary met Thursday afternoon at Mrs P Eaton’s North Center street home with Presbyterian church ladies as guests. Twenty attended as Rev William J Kuhn led the session in the absence of Rev G L Boyd. Kuhn read Boyd’s paper on Shared Unity focusing on unity between Presbyterian and Episcopal churches under shared programs. An open discussion followed.
Step by step directions for cakes and icing from Corry Journal guidance. Mix baking powder and salt with creamed butter and sugar, add flour in portions, beat whites to soft froth, fold in batters, bake in loaf pans. Also explains White Boiled Icing with sugar, cream of tartar, water, egg whites and vanilla, boiling to a thread and beating to stiff peaks for icing.
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