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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1940
Page
5
Fragmentary text provides few readable facts. The snippet mentions a spiny perch and a reference to a location or event but lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes to form a coherent news item.
A partial OCR line shows garbled phrases about a ball, order, and defeat with unclear names and context. The readable bits suggest a fragmented sports or military-like record, but the source text is too damaged to extract concrete entities or events.
Mrs Helen Johnson hosted the Opportunity Club at Resex Street Omria with a business session deciding to donate to Red Grass instead of a Christmas gift exchange. The apron contest prize and the next meeting details were announced. guests enjoyed dessert, and awards went to Mrs D W Rickers and Mrs Harold Patterson.
Mrs P 8 Austin of this city will attend the Erie County Council of Republican Women meeting tomorrow at the Bos ton Store. Board of directors at 11 AM, luncheon at 12:15, business and program at 1:15. Mrs T B M Porter will preside. Reports from Erie club on the Har isburg convention. Corry Council met last evening with a report from Mrs Austin and a tureen dinner for sixteen members.
A daughter was born last evening at Corry hospital to Mr and Mrs Howard Gates of Gould street Mrs Gates formerly Norma Little
Personal Mention outlines residents moving into the H F Starr home on Maple Ave from Benton Pa and other neighborhood voice. It notes Mrs A D Colsgrove’s birthday, a broadcast by Rey and Mrs Max Harvey, and Margaret Olds’s debut as choir director at St Earls Lutheran. Additional items include the Frontera family move, Presbyterian missions plans, a marriage in Erie, and various social happenings.
Arts writer notes American ballet shifts from traditional solos and ensembles to a more grounded, human portrayal. Critics discuss audience reactions, stage design, and choreographic evolution as New York companies present diverse works by Gal, Basil, and others.
The Noventer social of the Business and Professional Women Women club drew twenty two members and guests. Various homes hosted courses from Grand Street to North Center Street with Miss Mary Higgins and Miss Maallyn Denton among organizers. A turkey course won awards for Miss Maallyn Denton and Mrs William Bilis. Plans for a Red Cross sew and a December card party were announced with reservations via Miss Marjorin McElroy.
Two Fine Papers Mark Mentor Club Meeting at East Main Street home of Mrs Friends Wilcox. Twelve members answered roll call with current events. Mrs George Boyd reviewed a biography of Antoine Laurent Lavoisier and Mrs William F Myers discussed Civilian tions of Mexico and Their Decline.
Mrs Jom Smipp of Pine Jeyuille Pu leaves for home. Oriella Mrs FS Austin spends time in Braiford on business. Mrs Bhes id Mrs Jones MuuTines in Warren for a few days with daughter Mrs Sylvester Froutts. Mrs Will Dykes returns from Mindley Lake NY. Thea P Williams and family head to Oxford Ohio for Thanksgiving with Virginia at Western College for Women. Hunter Daeling on extended Mansfield business trip. Mrs Clet Berhard of Columbus spends a week in the city with Mayor Hepley. Mrs Dewey Whitehead Lois McCray Merit Like Durviant Helen Jones Merle McIntyre Vingeni Anderson Isimund J Barr Stanly Athols Ruth Meun pen dash evening in Spartansburg for play How ey the Radio Sra. Mrs Haniel Paul of Dallas leaves after weekend visit with Mrs FP Hepler.
Patricia Ann Davison hosted a club gathering at the home of sister Lou Rowiilskt on Wet Watl- Stok. Games and tests were enjoyed, prizes awarded, and refreshments served at a table arranged for the event with guests Gloria Sullivan, Jon Scheppner, Mary Elen Blars, Helen Mulderick, Dorothy Aymone, Vasilia Kinney, July Feejey, Marte Lyons and others.
Readers gathered at Mr and Mrs FB Sullivan's home for a Corry reminiscence meeting. The program featured Mr Ko vollesi and speakers Curtis Cohnell Mies Leli Mather and Mph P Cronin recounting local history and social life. After adjournment Mrs Cora Crippen entertained attendees with music and tea ending with a note of upcoming events.
On November 24 the Methodist church will host a Thanksgiving Vesper Service led by Miss Paytare Olds. The program features soloists and duets with the choir, an instrumental by Moore, Julie, Clomer, Bess Caltlecy, and Mie Oly at the piano, and a performance of Adgrtinn by Fe Ux Borowski.
Fragmentary text describes a betrothal or engagement event involving Beur Loke Giri. The readable fragments mention names and locations but lack coherent reporting details or dates, making the central fact unclear.
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