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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1944

Page

5

Final Meeting of Poetry Club Honors Mrs Tillotson

Members of the Postey Poetry Club gathered for a season end dinner at the Hotel Corry with Mrs Florence Tillotson of Warren as guest of honor. Miss Lena Cohen presided and the social hour at the Rite restaurant followed with readings of poems by club members.

Poetry Club Méraldes Postey Club Hotel Corry Florence Tillotson Warren Lena Cohen Rite Enterlaipment

SAN-CURA Ointment Promises Quick Relief for Piles

Dearborn Avenue resident J N Roebuck pleads for a large jar of SAN-CURA Ointment claiming it cures itching piles. The ad touts SAN-CURA as effective for minor sores and irritations, priced 33 to 50 cents, with SAN-CURA Soap recommended before use.

J. N. Roebuck Dearborn Avenue Cleveland

Ladies Bowling League Holds Annual Dinner at Hotel Corry

The Ladies A Bowling League held its annual dinner and meeting at the Hotel Corry. Officers elected include President Mrs A M Lits, Vice President Miss Juanita Stranahan, Secretary Miss Mildred Haenel, Treasurer Mrs K P Baker, and Sergeant at Arms Miss Beatrice Hulings. Prizes were awarded for high averages and game scores, with the Raymond team winning the trophy.

Corry A. M. Lits Juanita Stranahan Mildred Haenel K. P. Baker Beatrice Hulings Tollows Mary Hnalyseyn Baker Har Ola Garr Raymond Ton Theeague

Women of W C T U Host Mahd Meeting at Bennink Home

The regular W C T U meeting at Mrs. Guy Bennink on South Center street drew a large attendance. The program included Psalm 146, readings from First John, and prayers. A Mother’s Day program at First Methodist Church was planned for May 2 at 7:45 PM. A piece on opium was read, and letters were urged to support General George C. Marshall remaining as Chief of Staff.

Guy Bennink South Center Street George Chase Emma Heath First Methodist Church Willis Brown Fred Ross Geo. C. Marshall United States Army H Ave

Amici Sewing Circle Gathers New Members

The Amici Sewing Circle of the United Brethren Church met Tuesday evening at Mrs. Harold Lloyd's home with twenty three members and three guests. Before the meeting sixteen members worked at the Red Cross rooms. The president Mrs. Marshall Sherwood led the business meeting and devotions were by Mrs. Harold Fish.

Amici Sewing Circle United Brethren Church Harold Lloyd East Irving Street Lloyd Home Red Cross Rooms Marshall Sherwood Harold Fish Ivan Downey Helen Wassink Mildred Thgalls H. AL. Smith Alfred Haenel Heny Kennedy

Final Meeting of College Women's Club Hosts

Mrs H A Gilbert to host the final College Women's Club meeting at her West Church street residence on Monday evening. Officers for the ensuing season will be elected. A varied program is planned with Mrs O W Bracken and Mrs B S Dewey arranging. Mrs Violet Anderson of Warren will present a solo and reel. Large attendance expected.

College Club H. A. Gilbert College Women's Club West Church Street O. W. Bracken Dewey Violet Anderson Bor Warren

Anniversary Party Honors Lt and Mrs Paulson

Lt and Mrs Kennett Paulson celebrated their first wedding anniversary with a Libarty Street gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs Harry Paulson Sr. Fourteen relatives attended a pleasant evening with light refreshments and anniversary cake. Guests included Herbert Snell Myra Sell Edward Boehus Frederick Snell Eric and Jack McLaughlin among others.

Edward Boehus Frederick Snell Eric Jack McLaughlin Harry Paulson Walter Paulson

Regular Meeting of Rebekah Lodge Honors Birthday

The Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge met at the T. O. F. ball for a brief business session and a social hour. Mrs. Fred O. Hoenes was honored on her birthday and refreshments were served by Mrs. Oxvar Frits and Mrs. Frederick Beall. The next meeting will be May 2.

Rebekah Lodge Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge Fred O. Hoenes Oxvar Frits Frederick Beall

St Edward's PTA Supper and Program Tuesday

St Edward's Parent Teachers Association held a 6 20 PM supper served by Mrs George DeLury and Mrs James Feeney with high school girls helping. Tables featured spring flowers and red white and blue decor. A chicken menu fed 25 members. Miss Mary Jean Sullivan performed with her mother Mrs James Sullivan playing piano. Business brought up buying a second archery set for high school girls. Mrs Jack Wals and Mrs Victor Dempsey to assist Rev P B Sharpe. PTA voted to help make costumes for the upcoming operetta by Sister Eulalia's students.

Adward George DeLury James Feeney Mary Jean Sulivan James Sullivan Alice Willie Franks Gravino PB. P. Sharpe P.T. A Jack Wals Victor Dempsey Lather Sharpe Eulalia

Townsend Club Holds April Meeting at Tiffany Home

The Townsend Club met at L. A. Tiffany’s residence last evening with general interest. Stuart Messinger delivered a strong report from the Erie district convention noting members should vote for their candidates in the April 25 primaries. A tureen supper is planned for early next month with details to be announced.

Townsend Club L. A. Tiffany Stuart, Messinger Erie

Mrs Albert Young Named President Of E N E Club

Mrs G W Andrus hosted the E N E Club on East Congress street. Officers elected for the coming year were Mrs Albert Young as president and Mrs J Harold Patterson as secretary treasurer. A final dinner at Pittsfield Tan in May was planned, a paper on Post War Food was read, and contests were won by several members.

Albert Young E. N. E. Club G. W. Andrus E. N. E Club East Congress Street J. Harold Patterson Pittsfield Tan Young Merle McIntyre K. A. Johnston Prank Schrader C.F. Curtis Patterson

Baptist Sunday School Class Entertained at Mrs Redding Home

Members of the Live Wire class were entertained by the teacher Mrs H Howard Redding at her home last evening. The boys played games and enjoyed refreshments and recorded a song to be performed at Sunday morning service. Dan B Coyle of Meadville visited his cousin Mrs T J Ragon on West Church street yesterday.

D. ©. Smiley New York City Raymond Manufacturing Co Harold L. Redding Fort Brose N. Y H. H. Redding Franklin Street LeRoy Hoyt Boston Mass Iva Alexander Mass Neila Smith Warren Kenneth Schoonover Corry Hospital Robert Henderson Brockway Schoonover Gerald Hoyt Richard West Frances Wakula Jamestown Murn Danner Union City C. J. Aymong Dorothy Park Street Erie Harry Barach Leed William Perm Pittsburgh Frank Bernardi Great Lakes Naval Training Station Seaman Bernardi F. M. Loveland Hamot Hospital Jana Willis Craker Robert Robinson Merle Ricks Corry Victor Daugherty Daugherty Titisville Air Forces Hertford Titusville Baptist S. S Live Wire The Baptist Sunday School H. Howard Redding Dan B. Coyle Meadville T. J. Ragon Church Street

Miss Gertrude Crowell Hosts Card Club Night

Miss Gertrude Crowell hosted her card club gathering last evening for two tables of five. Prizes for two tables went to Delores Greene Jeannette Battessi Jane Feldhus and Mrs Archie Shepard. Refreshments were served and the club will meet again in two weeks with Miss Feldhus.

Gertrude Crowell Delores Greene Jeannette Batessi Jane Feldhus Archie Shepard Miss Crowell Miss Feldhus

Mr and Mrs Manges Observe 60th Anniversary

Mr and Mrs M A Mangus celebrate their sixtieth wedding anniversary today. Married in Corry on April 16 1884 they are well known in the community, and the Journal joins friends in offering congratulations.

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