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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1938

Page

5

Legion Auxiliary Plans Card Party at Legion Home

Arrangements are under way by the Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion for a card party to be sponsored at the Legion Home on October 27. Reservations may be made by Mrs. Mary Murray and Mrs. Victor Orn. The group also discussed a pumimage sale planned for early November with Mrs. Murray in charge of donations. Social period followed with refreshments served by Mrs. Leon Brown and Mrs. Albert Carlburg.

Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion Legion Home Mary Murray Victor Orn Murray Leon Brown Albert Carlburg

Death of Glenn Durham Thrinby in Cassadaga N Y

Word has been received in the city of the death of Glenn Durham Thrinby, 36, formerly of Corry, who died in Cassadaga New York. He leaves wife Tresa Durham and four children in New York City, his father LeGrand Dirham of Pittsburgh, his mother Mrs. Al Dirham, and sister Mrs. Maxine Mountain of Corry. Funeral services will be held at Dewittville, time to be announced.

Glenn Durham Cassadaga N.Y Durham Corry Tresa Durham New York City LeGrand Dirham Pittsburgh One al Dirham Maxine Mountain Dewittville N. Y

Many Visitors Arrive for Weekend in Jamestown Area

Dozens of residents and relatives arrive or visit during a busy weekend in Jamestown and nearby towns. Miss Hater Andersson of James town and Mrs Mabel Carroll of Mealville are among those noted visiting or traveling, with families and friends in East South Street, West Frederick Street, and Union College circles.

Hater Andersson Jamestown Mabel Carroll Mealville Ralph Carroll East South Street Warren Lyse ‘Thani le Helene Mack Buffalo Enteues Miller WF Millen West Frederick Street Lora Gale R. 5. Dewey East Frederick Street Frank Swanson N. Y Corry Yeatiay Ray Heagle Lylé Chase Robert Reagle Rev, Pa H. J. Reagle L. B. Page Pittsburgh Mind L. Terry Concord Street Haley and Son Saginaw Mich Joe W. Guignon East Church Street Blanche Park West Wayne Street Alliance, Ohio William Mb. Union College Robert Bowles Donald Carlson Wardell Gage Theodore Swanson Warl Ostrom H. G. Naylor North East Jawson James MacInns Maple Avenue Thoa P. Williams Witteburgh Holy Cross Carnegie Tech Edward Finucane Harrisburg Stephen Richardson Hershey John Richardon Franlin Anna Roudlick Columbus R. D

Card of Thanks for Edward Harrington family

The Harrington family expresses gratitude to neighbors friends and singers for kindness flowers and sympathy during Edward Harringtons illness and death. Sincere thanks from Mrs Edward M Harrington and the Harrington siblings Daniel Francis and Jozeph Harrington.

Sele Atives Feighbors Esi Edward Mr. Harrington Edward M. Harrington Daniel Harrington Francis Harrington Jozeph Harrington

Presbyterian Ladies Aid to Host Tea Next Week

Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society plans a tea conducted by the organization with Harry B. Stith as committee chair. The session, led by President Mrs. J. W. Bickers, covers routine business and the prayer electing service Thursday evening. Members born this month are honored. A juryen Minn event at 5 o’clock serves twenty, with committee led by Mrs. Walter Pealee and others. Longevity noted for Mrs. Heber J. Grant, president of the 1.0.8. church, who celebrated a birthday.

Te Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society Harry B. Stith Te Cormnittee J. W. Bickers AG. Buller F. EB. W Heber J. Grant Ashe

Acacia Club Hosts Blind Bogey Bridge Night

Members of the Acacia Club of the Masonic Fraternity opened winter activities with a Blind Bogey bridge party at the Masonic Temple. Thirty seven tables of players filled the room at 8 30 pm with attractive trophies awarded to Agnes Wilson and Mrs Harry Lamon for contract bridge. Mrs Warland Boys received a special prize, a chair. W A Redmond presided as chaplain. Sandwiches cake and coffee were served by club members.

Acacia Club Masonic Fraternity Masonic Temple Agnes Wilson Harry Lamon Warland Boys W. A. Redmond Dharman

Married at St Thomas Church in quiet ceremony

Margaret Jackson daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis Jackson of 102 Tasshert married Michael George McMahon son of Mr and Mrs M J McMalim of West Washington Street at St Thomas Church this morning in a small gathering of families and friends. The bride wore white with shoulder veil and a bouquet of white roses. Attendants included Miss Bertha Jackson and Miss Ethel Jackson. McMahon was attended by Merle Besgon with Chest Callier as usher. The altar featured white and pink flowers. The couple plan a short wedding trip this afternoon and will reside here next week.

Margaret Jackson Bertha Jackson Lise Tate

October Birthday Cake and Halloween Centerpiece Menu

The piece outlines October birthday celebrations tied to Columbus Day and Halloween with an opal birthstone, cosmos flower, and pumpkin centerpiece. It provides a detailed pumpkin cake recipe with two icings, Raisin Brown Sugar icing and Raisin Sour Cream icing, plus instructions for layering and finishing the cake. They include precise measurements for shortening, flour, pumpkin, spices, nuts, and raisins, along with baking times for different pan types.

Hallowe'en Columbus Indies

Pittsburgh Markets Markets Stock and Produce Fluctuations

United Press reports slow demand across Pittsburgh wholesale markets with mixed price levels for apples cabbage lettuce onions and potatoes. Dairy and poultry show steady to modest movements while stock shares in New York edge higher on light Sunday trading amid mixed industrials and key names such as General Electric General Motors and United States Steel.

United Press Pittsburgh New York Kings and Cortlands Gresnings Michigan Adoit New Jersey Green Mts Long’ Island Idaho Banks New Dersey Jersey Hain Port Jersey Porto del. Va Aridisnent Amercan Can BBR Armerican Tac Amaponda Atlantic Auburn Auto Bendix Aviaion Hebichem Steel Boeing Airplame Curtis Wright Erie General Electric General Motors AOU International Nickel Bermecott Stave Seentes Bom Montgomery Wards National Biscuit National Daley New York Central Veces Lotr Northern Pach Bnolaird Deessssereets Paramount Pic Penna RR Fiat Fee Essa Studebaker Eae United Corp Warner Bros Scseeeeeers WestingHaust Electric Woolworthy ABE Big Youngstown Sheet N. Y

Health Bureau Wins Long Fight Against Occupational Diseases

Harrisburg health department reports a lengthy battle against occupational diseases threatening workers with permanent disability. Officials say efforts to remove hazards reduced exposure and dangers for about a million Commonwealth employees.

Health Bureau Harrisburg Odt Varila

Harbor Bridge Pays Sydney Earnings Surplus Report

The harbor bridge project worth fifty million dollars shows a surplus of 2.7 million last year after accounting for orbital cost interest and depreciation. A sinking fund plan and related charges were noted at the sitet meeting.

Harbor Bridge Sydney Hertor Bridge

Divorced man awarded poems book as total share

Fragmentary report notes a divorce settlement involving a Scranton physician in the Voree decree. The wife is cited as recipient of a total share of community property, including a book titled Poems You Ought ta Know. Details are garbled but suggest a legal distribution of assets.

Baok Scranton M.D Hark Dileshach Qakland Cal

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