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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1941
Page
5
Readable fragments mention people and places in a scattered timeline, including a march, a birthday reference, and a list of ambiguous terms. No coherent event or clear outcome emerges from the garbled text.
The column reviews several titles and authors, noting Constance Hope’s lively publicity work with musicians and celebrities. It discusses Hoppe’s book Publicity Is Broccoli as a tribute to publicity life, plus brief takes on Jonathan Daniels North Carolina portraits, the Flexners on William Welch, Ray Stannard Baker’s Native American, and Jerome Weidman’s We Never Go There Anymore, with mixed judgments on style and regional aims.
Guests at Frank M Loveland's party enjoyed dinner and bridge last evening at their Park Avenue home. Mr and Mrs Harry Neylor traveled from Morton East Px to attend. The gathering honored several award recipients and featured social conversation amid festive arrangements.
A roundup of travel and social plans as Bradford and Erie residents visit relatives and attend events. Guests and travelers include Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Graham, Biian, and families. others head to New York City, State College, Dowling, and Newport News for weddings, shows, or visits.
Mary Sanders became the bride of John Spitman at a nuptial mass at St. Elizabeth's Church this morning. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Carl I. Helab with Franks Sanders giving away the bride. The couple planned a reception at Infinity Hall in Columbus this afternoon and will reside on R. D. 1.
Mrs W W Hammond hosted a small party at Weil Tresecker to honor Mrs Anna Wilcox on her birthday. Guests enjoyed cards and refreshments as Mrs Wilcox received a gift from friends with thanks and warm wishes.
Mrs Ara Miller of West Nyack NY visits her mother Mrs J J Haight and is feted at two parties. Mortis Chapit and E B Hawkins host a one o clock luncheon at Hot Corry with bridge awarded to H H Keppel while Mr Miller receives a guest prize. Guests include Mrs Wallace Hammond Young Marjorie Peck Mildred Alfred and L Himrod.
The Erie Legion Auxiliary installed newly elected officers at their meeting on North Center Street. New officers took oaths. president Mrs Leon Brown, festive president Mrs Frank Schrader, second wing president Mrs Stephen Brooks, secretary Mrs J J Weylon, treasurer Mrs Mary Murray, historian Mrs Cliford Pangbou, chaplain Mrs W E Orn, sergeant at arms Mrs A F Carlburg. Director Margaret Donaldson of Erie conducted the installation. Guests from Union City and Erie attended. a communtes meeting is planned at Mrs Leon Brown’s home on Monday evening, October 13.
Mrs Bernard Porter was honored at a party hosted by her aunt Mrs A Giswold at the Giswold home on Maple Avenue last evening. Twenty three guests helped celebrate with refreshments including salad and cakes.
Mrs. Berneice Hillyard entertained at her Gi Jumibuye home Friday with several friends. Guests included Mr. and Mrs A. B. Boag, Mr. and Mrs Dy Taggart, Mr and Mrs Fred Binley, Milas Chartotin McKelvayy of Spine Orel, and Wes Wilean. The evening featured drinks and light refreshments.
The Troop 39 meeting at the Presbyterian church welcomed Nancy Meerdink Shirley Glark and Norma daan Nantes as new members. Officers Dean Bub and Marjorie Pangborn were reappointed as assistant treasurer and scribe respectively. The group plans an October 2 to November 7 observance and a Halloween party later in the month with uniforms and games noted.
The Amici Bible Class met at the home of Mrs Ralph Heath with 27 members and guests present. Bergin led the devotion after which Mrs BB Bish presided over the business session. Mrs Willis Price organized the program of games and contests. Refreshments were served by committee members C M Fish Price and Henry Kennedy.
Chevrolet dealers from Dunkirk Union City and Pan ama attended a dinner meeting at the Hotel Corry last evening. John Godfrey assistant zone manager led discussions after a one hour dinner.
The Methodist Men's Brotherhood reorganized for the coming year at a supper meeting at the church last evening. Officers elected include President Roger Brown, Treasurer Adrian Ressinle, and Secretaries Oscar Johnson and Orrin Hillbure. Twenty seven attended the meeting.
A child named Sori was born to Mr and Mrs Barold Highslinger of West Washington in October at Corry hospital. The birth adds a new member to the local family as residents celebrate the arrival.
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