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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1939
Page
5
A partial user input questions self status and presumes about “vad pres sus com ch is stand 000,000” and “butt he self.” The text lacks clear names or events and is not a complete news item.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses a proposed subsidy and its impact on a department and consumers. It references Sud ul and export offsets, suggesting a policy shift or financial mechanism but lacks coherent details or identifiable entities. The readable parts hint at consumer effects and offsetting measures.
Junior C D A of A held a meeting led by Miss Grace Hoylen to arrange a Christmas party for members and guests at the rooms on December 1. Attendees included Misses Mary Sturdevant Kavhleen Mulderick Marion Kinny Mary d Roach Eileen Foley Kath rin Mead Mary Grayino Eileen Cragg Mary Rhynard Elaine Foster and the counsellor. A dessert luncheon was served by the hostess with help from her mother Mrs Hoylen.
Dr Robert H Tsrgel of the State Hospital at North Warren will speak on Mental Illnesses Monday evening at the College Women's Club meeting at Mrs Porter Auer's home on East Congress street. The program starts at 8:00 PM. Hostesses include Mrs Howard Ross Mrs H S ree Mrs J Donald Watson and others assisting Mrs Aner.
The Stanford Hose Company and Corry volunteer firemen stage their 53rd annual Thanksgiving Eye Ball at the State Armory tonight with dancing from 6 to 1. Andrew Paulson heads ticket sales. Proceeds fund club rooms at First Ward fire station. Allan Hasbrouck and Keyston dans provide music as plans aim for a large crowd.
A large crowd of parents and friends attended Harding Home and School Association's meeting at the school. The program featured student songs goons a duet by Misses Louse Whiteley and Jewel Hasbrouck an accordion duet by Mrs Ray Street and John Miller a comedy playlet by Mr and Mrs C D Stump and papers by Mrs Karl Dimmick Mrs Glenn Stearns Mrs Gerald Whiteley Mrs John Holand and Miss Anne Wolford A recitation was given by Francis Buell A December PT A meeting will plan for a Christmas program.
The Lillian Guild of Emmanuel Episcopal Church met for a sandwich party in Parish Hall. Hostesses were Mrs. Harriet Clough and Mrs. P. Rogers. After a routine business session, members packed Thanksgiving baskets for distribution by the organization.
Members of the Ladies Aid Society of the United Brethren church in Christchurch prepared Thanksgiving baskets after yesterday afternoon’s meeting. Fourteen attendees gathered for devotional start led by Mrs John Banks before planning distributed baskets to the needy in the community.
Mary Gertrude Hannan celebrated her twelfth birthday with an evening party at her home hosted by her mother Mary Gertrude Hannan with assistance from Mrs James Sullivan. Guests included Mary Ann Sullivan Jerry Sullivan Margaret Hughes and others. games contests group singing and a lunch with a pink and white birthday cake were served.
Mr and Mrs Tracy W Whit left for Smethport to attend the marriage of Miss Helen Frye of Smethport to Albert Ross of Erie this evening at the Methodist church. Pauline Sesslé will spend Thanksgiving Day with relatives in Meadville and nurse students Margaret Sullivan and Pauline Swanson plan visits home for the holiday.
Independent Baptist churches in the district held a Tuesday Dunkirk fellowship gathering with eleven pastors and many delegates attending. Rev. Hook preached the evening sermon as Rev. J. A. Wauga man of Spartansburg and Red Hires of Forestville led afternoon Bible studies. The Bun Worels served a luncheon for attendees.
Towns end Chicken Dinner plans were made at the Cory Townsend Club meeting for a chicken dinner to be served west Tuesday evening in the Grange Hall. Ti wissisi announced a section of officers will take place that evening and all members are urged to attend.
Last evening fifteen Cony School teachers hosted a surprise housewarming for Miss Alice Kelley at her newly arranged apartment at 483 South Center Street. The gathering featured visiting and refreshments, and Miss Kelley received a witty gift from the group.
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