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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1940
Page
5
Mr and Mrs Frank Geiger of Erie and their son Robert Geiger a University of Cincinnati student will be in town Saturday and Sunday joined by Mr and Mrs Richard Seyler of Erle for a family birthday observance.
A late season social program at Corry Country Club was mapped during a joint meeting of the entertainment and house committees at Mrs C L Bears home. Events listed include June 1 Menoyla Day dancing party and many June to September entertainments with women entertaining men and vice versa. Mrs Howard J Sheen heads the entertainment committee and Mrs William Dunlap chairs the house committee.
Mary and Martha class of the Presbyterian church met for an evening session at 6 30 o clock in the church parlors with eighteen members present. Mrs Louis Lundy presided assisted by Mrs RG Fohrman Mrs John Trustie and Mrs P M Nichols. A devotional period was led by Miss Mary Anderson after which a business meeting set plans for the year. A social hour followed with refreshments. The next meeting is set for May 1 at the home of Mrs J B Patterson on South Center Street.
Mrs lie Anderson entertained relatives at her home on Jotu asa street last evening in a dinner party honoring her daughter Margaret who celebrated her twentieth birthday. The group from Jamen town and Coty presented Miss Anderson with a fifteenth gift and shared a festive moment.
Mrs Hattie Adams hosted a dinner at her Grace Sirens home yesterday afternoon entertaining several guests. Miss Blaine de Loveland, Mrs Kate DeCoux, Mr Mirsare Weston, and Miss Figgerich Morse from She man, N were among the attendees.
A vintage ad touts San-Cura Soap as soothing for itching between toes after washing, claiming it relieves irritation and calms minor sores cuts and burns. The copy emphasizes relief tonight and dancing for joy tomorrow, pricing at 36 cents to 84 cents per bar.
Yesterday afternoon the Parent Teachers Association of Fairview school held a social program in the school building. Readers performed songs including Widow Walks Pretty Tulip and Wise Bird, room two and four presented dances, and several readings were given by Miss Knighthand and Roy James Bemman. An attendance prize was awarded and refreshments were served by the committee members F D Pellfur, Rean McElroy, Penn Duke, Iva Miller, and C S Wallace.
Latdle Missionary Society of the Presty etian dwel spiting held yesterday at the Home of President Mrs. C F McCray on Pounth Avenue. With free wineery attendance Mrs P E Whittleyey conducted a short devotional period then G W Waggoner gave an interesting and enlightening talk on American Indian life. Mrs G L Boyd presented a schedule of the Supilentis to be stated by the class. A beautiful song The Name of Jesus was rendered by Mrs Horry B Smith accompanied by Mrs J W Rickers. During a social hour Mrs McCray assisted by Mrs No R Diskesan served refreshments.
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Arlene Ss Lassie of Union City to Mr and Mrs Cox of Union City. The couple reside at 28 Perry Street Union City.
Geayse Payer of Spring Creek R and Dr Mrs Payur, formerly Mary Pay avich, welcomed a son this morning at Corrs Hospital.
HB Manley and family spent several weeks in Ream che Va on Yonkeys Nyx dates returned to the city. Escaughier Mrs Reber Minsley and daughter Patty of Yoniurs are iy in the city for a short stay and will leave May for their home. Mr and Mrs Wen Nantes and Line Misses Mate Keefe and Stolmt Barry of Bele spent the evening at the pity Me. and Mrs By Hugh of But tilo NY returned to their home with a visit to relatives in Me pli.
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