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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1941
Page
5
A partial OCR fragment mentions Jasper, a named person, and a city related to Mina. It references a procurement context and a detector, but the unreadable text limits clarity. The piece appears to touch on a local matter involving a named individual and municipal considerations.
A survey of recent books covers Carl Van Doren's Secret History of the American Revolution, Perceval Reners Springs of Virginia, William Allen White, Master of the Mississippi, and political works by Hackett and Schlesinger. It notes new material from secret service papers, quotes on Shreve, and a slice of fall novels by Watkin, Marion, Liddon, Gates, and Flint with brief critiques and prices.
Twenty members of the Obber bein Brotherhood met at the United Brethren church Friday evening. Ross Mendon led the discussion on fingerprinting as the general subject. After the talk a lunch was served.
The Raymond Manufacturing Company girls honored Mrs Keith Crowell at a spaghetti dinner evening. She received many lovely gifts from friends, including cottage cheese rings and festive desserts.
Dr Phililns argues women should push for real influence beyond talking, highlighting women in governance, business, and peace efforts. She notes women study war issues more than men but must stop delaying, work harder, and demand higher roles, pay, and recognition.
A late evening ceremony was held at Hervor Bus Community House for Gerald Scouten and Miss Jean Thomn with Rev Gordon Abyany officiating. The wedding party wore formal attire and a reception followed at the bride’s home for over a hundred guests. The couple will reside near Spartansburg after a short wedding trip.
Mr and Mrs Bidwell of 621 West Wayne will celebrate their 59th wedding anniversary at home tomorrow October 19 with no special observance planned. Friends will extend congratulations to the couple.
The U B Ladies Bible Class held a Friday evening party at the parsonage with twenty five attendees. Mrs Mary Porter led activities and Mrs Nellie Porter won the costume prize. Guests enjoyed games and refreshments.
Dr Re B Mosier will host Odd Fellows this evening at its cobtame at Lake Columbus. There should be sufficient space for chilled air to circulate freely in refrigerators to keep foods chilled. A potato variation suggests baking with a thin slice of orange.
The W C T U announces a tea program at U B Church next Tuesday evening in October at 7:00. The event features national temperance topics, entertainment including a Halloween comic part, songs, a safety play, and performances by Mary Jean Kolatee and others. the public is invited.
Mr and Mrs Allen Spencer Haye announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Elizabeth to John Freebourn Jr son of Mr and Mrs John Freebourn both of this city. The announcement was made at a party at the Spencer home on West Warne last evening with bingo and prizes.
Francis J Graves celebrated the nuptial mass for Miss Gertrude Czech and Jol Kowalski at nine this morning at Saint Thonths church. The couple plans a short wedding trip after a reception at the Kowalski home. They will reside at H D 2 after returning, with Mr Kowalski employed at Aero Stpaly and Mrs Kowalskt at the Hotel Corry.
Dr Carmen Ross, a well known educator, married Miss Mary Elizabeth Read today in a morning ceremony at the First Presbyterian Church Clearfield officiated by Dr H C. Geve. The service was intimate with a few friends and relatives in attendance.
Florida nature expert Ross Allen, famed for wildlife stunts, will perform Friday at the high school auditorium. The show features moving pictures of water and animal scenes from his Allen state farm, plus unique items from his collection.
A luncheon in Mrs Merle Geisking s honor at a North Center Street home featured Mrs Marjorie A Peek and friends. Guests played bridge and enjoyed waffles with berries and cream cheese as a light appetizer, amid cheerful conversation.
Sutton entertained at her Worth Street home Friday evening honoring Mrs Howard MacLees a recent bride. Bingo entertained twenty guests and awards went to Mrs H L B Mac Lees Miss Gladys Ellsworth Mire Robert Patterson Miss An Cour een Mrs Jay Woodworth and Mrs Elmer Shues. Mrs MacLees received a shower of gifts and a luncheon was served.
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