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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1938
Page
5
Honey has many uses from chewing tobacco and cosmetics to golf balls and candles. The wax fuels cosmetics and insulation while a stone tablet in Palermo notes events from 3400 to 2700 B C. It records years not by dates but by snapshots of personalities.
Personal mentions record dozens of residents traveling for weddings, conferences, and family visits. Mr and Mrs George Downey plan to reside on East Wayne street after a southern wedding trip, with Rita Ressler noted as a former acquaintance. A caveat of multiple attendees at church and civic events, along with hospital and school group activities, fills the day’s schedule.
Lynford Chase, proprietor of the roller skating rink at the Stave Armory, says skating will resume for the winter months starting Thursday evening. A large crowd is expected for opening night as weekly sessions run Wednesday through Saturday 7:30 to 10:30 and Sunday 2:30 to dusk. Improvements to the floor are announced and the rink is in top condition.
Acadia hosts a Halloween dancing party sponsored for winter by the Acaca chi. The event at the Masonic Hall runs from 10 p.m. to 1 a.m. with J. Donald Watson, Hugo I Davis, W. S. Houghton, and BlissWarth Hold listed on the organizing committee.
Classified ad notes sale of various wood priced at two dollars per cord. Contact by phone at 37 341 for details and availability.
Congressman Benjamin Jarrett seeks re election as speakers list for a Republican meeting at Spring Creek Community Building Wednesday evening October 26. State Senator Dr LeRoy Chapman and State Assemblyman W W Muir will speak. A luncheon follows. Voters in Spring Creek and vicinity are invited.
A Corry Public Schools dinner honored F. Hoffmas ter for his years teaching in Corry since 1926. He will soon move to Pittsburgh to become a teacher coordinator at the University of Pennsylvania. Local officials and faculty paid warm tribute, praising his work and affection for the community.
Sparks enthusiasts discuss a winter sports program at the Country Club amid social events and upcoming weddings. The piece highlights masquerade attire, engagements, serenades, hospital charity days, and community plans, noting social calendars and local entertainments.
Puilerar services were held yesterday afternoon at 2 o clock at Lin Braden funeral chapel with Rev William Hall officiating. Burial followed in West Lawn cemetery, Columbus. Numerous relatives and friends attended from Jamestown, Youngstown, and nearby communities.
Robert J. Watt, American labor leader, met King George VI and Queen Elizabeth in Buckingham Palace. Watt described a favorable impression, noting the king asked about American unemployment and Roosevelt. Watt answered that unemployment was decreasing and discussed broader topics with the royal couple.
Fragmented recipe notes describe steps for a molasses based batter with flour sugar and butter. Instructions mention mixing with soda boiling water then combining with prepared crust bake at 325 degrees for five minutes and finish with a topping, though many words are uncertain.
Abtruse price list shows fruit vegetables meats and dairy across multiple markets. Apples oranges cabbage onions and potatoes priced with regional variations plus pig and beef figures and noted steadiness or slight rises.
Harrisburg October 20 The highway department began studying total costs to support traffic control programs as ordered by a state senate resolution. The measure, introduced by Senator Bersnard and McGinnis of Allegheny, passed the Senate and awaits the governor's action.
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