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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1939
Page
5
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Timely Reviews surveys biographies and fiction from the late 19th to mid 20th century. It covers David Loth on Alexander Hamilton, John Bakewell on Daniel Boone, Boris Soloviev on Stalin, and other works including Clive of Plassey and Asleep in the Afternoon, noting style, scope, and historical portrayal.
Girl Scout Troop 39 and Troop 99 met with seventeen members and nine visitors. Jeanne Nichols Marilyn Haight Charlotte Hillburg Cynthia Scott Ellen Woodwill led bake sale planning and the bearers. Rosemay Dewey led the Haw salute. Merrily Brooks spoke on a World’s Fair trip and Beverly Banks described her vamping trip. Morning closed with songs and games.
Mrs K Grape of White Plains New York announces the marriage of Bertha Merle Howat to Kenneth Hervick. The ceremony was performed by Eldey Carnes of Exeter on September 1 in Keimerh John Herre.
Mrs. W. A. Poster was elected president and AG Helen Jones vice president of the Mary B Haines Missionary Circle at a joint business and social meeting held last evening at the home of Mrs. Dinhiai on East Main Street. Other officers were announced, with Mrs. Nichols presiding over the business segment and Mrs. Young leading the program as Evelyn and home mission books were studied. Hostess duties included refreshments prepared by her committee. Meanwhile visitors from Butler, Pittsburgh and Erie were seen in town, including Mr. and Mrs. Grant Pett and daughter Gail and Mr. Garvey, a former railroad freight agent here, visiting Mr. and Mrs. Pred Edwards.
Local society notes report the engagement of Belty VanCise to Embert Vincent, disclosed at a friendly gathering hosted by Mrs W M VanGise. The item lists guests, games, and corsage favors amid pink and white decorations, plus multiple city residents traveling for visits and work.
Mrs. Hubert Lewis hosted a West Church Street gathering honoring Miss Georgia Munn. Bridge games determined yard wins for Ruth Munn, Donald Higgins Jems, and Mary Nedomys. salad line offered to a guest list including C P Higgins, Boris Coles, Cou Pier, Eisie Blakeslee, Waller McElroy, Virginia Munn, Marjorie Sawyer, Munn, and Moss Munn.
The American Legion Post No 264 and its Auxiliary plan a baked ham dinner on September 21 at 3 o clock to honor Gold Star Mothers and celebrate the anniversary of the liberation. A short program is set, with past auxiliary members and guests invited to attend what is billed as one of the season’s most enjoyable events.
Jon Westity was elected president of the Ottorieln Brotherhood of the United Breshren in Christ church. The meeting in the church basement featured Eu-Sin BR Armitzgy speaking on The Luntfaifens of Min pribelles and an instrumental program by Lewis Schramling Cecil Ross and Cay Ww. Refreshments for twenty members followed, hosted by the executive committee led by Jon Westley EV. Mc Clivterk C. Barton Smith and wt B. Johnson.
Pittsburgh wires report wholesale fruit and vegetables with apples and Jonathan varieties steady, cabbage and potatoes weaker, onions slow, and yellow corn contracts. Livestock markets steady to firm with cattle and hogs varied by grade. calves and sheep show modest moves. New York stock market opening sees heavy profit-taking with several major issues down, while some recoveries occur during the session.
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