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A damaged clipping fragment shows muddled phrases about a father and months with missing context. Entities are unclear, and no coherent event or names are discernible from the readable text.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1939
Page
5
A damaged clipping fragment shows muddled phrases about a father and months with missing context. Entities are unclear, and no coherent event or names are discernible from the readable text.
Fragments show residents voicing street names and parish road concerns. The unreadable text hints at local friction, public works, and community reactions to traffic and infrastructure.
The hospital board pushes a per capita tax to fund indigent patient care, seeking state authorization and council approval. Delegates will discuss incorporation and levy details, hoping a $1 tax would sustain operations with broad public support. Residents and civic groups back the plan as vital to the community hospital.
Seana Pive rural organization and others will perform at the Rural Talent Festival in North Warren Community Hall tonight at 6. The program features one act plays, a folk and shadow play, and vocal numbers with groups from Mead township Friendship P T A Tid ioute and Pleasant Grange. Friday offers more acts and instrumental music from the Sheffield M E church.
The Ladies Missionary Society of St. Pauls Lutheran church met on Wednesday afternoon with sixteen members. President Mrs R G Burt led a business session that raised funds from dollar contributions for the Chinese child sponsorship. Thank offering boxes were turned in. Mrs John Boland Jr supervised the study on Children of the Church. Hostesses Mrs Charles Dehistrand and Mrs Donald Hal served lunch.
Orchard M. Woods directed a dinner meeting at the Hotel Corry showcasing varied photographs. Twenty members attended as C M Howard of the Corry hospital board discussed a new financing plan which the club approved after review.
Miss Helen Beckwith 18 oversaw arrangements for a Christmas dancing party sponsored by the current generation of the M. M Sorority. Preliminary plans arose from a meeting at Miss Mary Allee Gilson's home on Wednesday evening December 27.
Dr Rosensweig of the State Hospital at North Warren will address Spring Creek PTA on mental hygiene at the regular meeting in the school Tuesday December ath. The public is invited to attend followed by refreshments. Mrs W A Johns returning from Buffalo visited her daughter Mrs E J Wright. Mrs Jennie Hermin of Meadville was guest of Mrs Margaret Rounds on West Main Street.
Mrs John Mitchell hosted N B Club members at her West Bend Street home assisted by Mrs Byron Pirch and Mrs Wesley Seamens Jr. Guests enjoyed visiting and games with awards to Miss Ella Belle Roschie and Mrs Paul B Daniels. A birthday cake honored Mrs Martin McGraw. December meeting set for Miss Roschie on Botid Street.
Rev Arthur Colley spoke to the Elgin Methodist Men Brotherhood at a banquet with about eighty men present. A program followed including a male quartet and readings. Webb McCray was named head and Carl Proctor became secretary treasurer. Lightning struck Sapulya Oklahoma home rattling kitchen items and damaging fixtures.
Recipe fragments describe Old Time Baked Rice Custard Puddings with rice raisins and milk, plus a French style de Vito pudding with meringue. Instructions cover cooking in double boiler or oven, prep of custard, baking times, and serving with whipped cream and strawberry jam.
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