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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1941
Page
5
A fragmentary OCR note references a plan to divest coal interests and a price figure in pounds. It mentions a June time frame and a discussion of dealers, a street setting, and a possible shipment or sale context without clear names or dates.
Fragmentary OCR note cites per second ice production figures and per capita sales in the United States. unable to determine coherent event, date, or entities from the readable text.
Arrangements advance for Captain William Haskell to address Rotary clubs at Hotel Corry. Social column reports engagements, marriages, and travel, including Alice Ranok’s visit and upcoming weddings of Robe rt King and Miss Rose Fink. Local clubs, theater, and Findley Lake summer residents feature alongside travel and family notices.
The Garry Bard Auxiliary members were guests of Mrs L V Thorogood at her Spartansburg home. Five members and a guest, Mrs Peter Olson, attended. Plans were made for Monday evening December 11 to meet at Mrs Duayd May Pri Liberty Street for a gathering. A special award was given Mrs Louis Storer and later the event included a meal served by Mrs Thordwood.
Severn members of the Women's Auxiliary of Yi MC.A. hosted a tea last evening to finish pins. the center event continues tonight with Dr. Hugh O'Harr displaying colored slides and a varied program. The high school orchestra opens at 7 o'clock with musical selections, as Mrs. Lawrence McCray serves as general chair.
Opportunity Cub of the Presayterisu chmet men ax she home of Met Hubert Heerlein for a meeting. The event, scheduled Monday December 8th, includes a program with discussions and refreshments provided by Mrs. Henley and Mrs. Boyd.
A Sunday 25 mile ride brought together Many Trails Riding Club members in Youngsville. Participants included Mr and Mrs William Fitzgerald, Mr and Mrs John Chitk, Mrs Pay Woodard and Miss Edith York of Youngsville, plus Mr and Mrs Alber Fox of Corry.
Mrs. B. Z. Booser hosted eleven members of the Junior Welfare League at her East South Street home. Miss Helen McCray, newly elected president, led the meeting which set plans for a dinner next Monday at 6:30 at the home of Mrs. Waller Ross. The group will sew for charity and the Red Cross after the event.
Mrs Cora Crippen hosted the Readers Club at 180 Wright Street on Monday afternoon. Miss M Lena Mather presented a description of the Dosse los Ainetatt plant at Long Beach and the Douglas Bug, while Mrs Crippen served refreshments. F B Sullivan will host at West Pleasant Street on Monday November 24.
Twelve Lillian Guild members of the Episcopal church met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. M T Allred in Pattfield to sew items for the church bazaar set for December 2 and 3 under the guild’s auspices.
Mr and Mrs John Banks await news of their grandson James Soges 17 of Erie who passed exams in Erie and Buffalo for U S Marines acceptance and left Friday for Parris Island for final tests.
Ralph Glenn departs Wednesday for Burbik Call for a seven week visit at the home of her daughter in law Rose Glenn. Relatives and neighbors in Curry spell and North Center street note a weekend gathering with Mrs. Albert Seges and family. Prominent attendees from the National Association of Cos Accounts held in Py Cond th Brie Inst were seen at the event. Linda Lee of Wellesley Fil gry spent the week in the city at Mrs. Linder’s home with Mr. and Mrs. D. Markenyiv.
The narrative describes a wedding party setting at the Ritz Restaurant where brides elect and guests, including Miss Jon Ives Win and Archit Shor, are celebrated. Attendees, including Rosalind Russell in a festive hat, attend a formal reception with a breakfast plan and decorative table settings.
An Attenderie meeting was held Saturday at Tie Best Sreep in Wein with local Mérniers or Daughters of Anwolem Colonists. The agenda included speeches by Miss Better and Mr. Palterso. Attendees included Mrs Wie My Per kins and Miss Lowise Willims, along with other school representatives and committee members.
The club discussed Greek country topics and civic education during an evening gathering. Attendees included Mrs Doyldsdy and Mrs TO Pingo, with emphasis on local welfare and youth education.
A business meeting is set for the Joint P T A group at Dr High School on Wednesday night. The agenda covers planning activities and committee openings while noting the absence of several participants and the need for volunteer help.
A Spartan girl married in Kentucky on October 22 with Rev Foxe performing the ceremony. The couple will make their home here, the Spartans say.
Train crew worker arrested in Charlotte in connection with the elephant poisonings at the Ringling Brothers Barnum and Bailey show. Chief notes warrants against Michael Upham, O'Dell Griffie, and Claude Holick for the incident seen in Charlotte last night.
A fragmented listing shows radio programs across networks CBS NBC and MBS for Tuesday and Wednesday. Programs include Burns and Alter, Horace Heidi, Bob Hope, Red Skelton, We the People, Report to the Nation, Wendell Willkie interview, and various orchestras and dramas with times mostly in the evening.
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