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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1951
Page
5
A daughter-in-law served coffee and jello to guests including Mrs. Arnold Applesee at a family gathering. The guest of honor received many gifts and tokens of appreciation during the event.
In letters from Church Point Louisiana and Houston Texas readers praise HADACOL for restoring appetite sleep and energy after fatigue and run down conditions due to vitamin and mineral deficiencies. A Toledo Ohio apprentice pharmacist also credits HADACOL with boosting energy helping him balance work and study. The campaign touts doctor recommendations and broad usefulness for children and adults.
A vintage advertisement promotes Hadacol as a remedy for indigestion stomach disturbances and general rundown due to deficiencies in vitamins B Niacin iron and related elements. It claims rapid relief after early use and offers trial and economy sizes with a money back guarantee.
The College Women’s Club met Monday evening at Mrs. D Armour Hills Wayne Street home with 40 members and guests. A program by Mrs. James Conser and Mrs. Dorothy Roberts of Warren discussed weaving, metalwork, silk screening and feathercraft. Refreshments followed as plans for April and May meetings were announced, including a guest night with Milton Munn.
Concord P T A elected new officers at a meeting held Monday night at the local school. Officers named included Mrs. Gerald George as president, Mrs. Embert Earle as vice president, Mrs. Arthur Burgess as secretary, and Mrs. Allan Dimmick as treasurer with Mrs. Frank Anthony re-elected to chair the scholarship fund. Cub Scout Pack 180 presented a program previewing their Scout-O-Rama, with stunts and talks by leaders. The group voted to purchase a flag for the cub pack, and the attendance award went to Mrs. Anthony’s room. Refreshments followed.
Miss Carol Stultz was elected president of the Concord 4 H Girls Club at a Monday session held at Mrs. Howard Hammond’s home. Miss Patricia Brangwynne became vice president and Miss Winn Lilley was named secretary and treasurer. Thirteen girls enrolled, next meeting set for May 7 at 4 30 p m at Mrs. Hammond’s home with Mrs. Nadia Hamilton assisting.
The B P W Club bake sale held Saturday at the Model Shoppe raised funds with many favorite cakes and cookies offered. Mrs. Donald Hull chaired the event and praised the effort as a successful community effort despite the unclear final total.
Presbyterian Church school leaders gathered last evening at Mrs J H Heerlein for routine reports led by Rev Paul F Bauer. They discussed Vacation Bible School set for June 11 to 22 and tentative plans for Children’s Day on June 10. Dessert was served by the hostess with Mrs Harold Flowers and Mrs A V Cochran. next meeting slated for May 28 with Mrs John Sheehan.
Posters advertise a Tulip Time dance planned by the Sophomore Tri-Hi-Y. It will be at the Junior High School gym on May 1 from 7 to 11 o'clock, open to the public, with further arrangements to be announced later. A Doomsday Book census by William the Conqueror in 1086 was recorded and then unpopular, delaying censuses for long periods.
At the Phoenix Hotel Kiwanis gathering last evening five Meadville Key Club members and three Meadville Kiwanians attended. Guests included four local showl Inc. students. Dr Lawrence Douglas Howard J Sheen and Joseph Pitenvage spoke as the Meadville High School and Key Club connection was explained. Stewart Hoffman and William Reid outlined steps to start a Corry Key Club with Meadville leaders. Lawrence Best described Meadville Key Club milestones in three years. Albert Benger praised the club’s Meadville High School support as others from Meadville and Gary High School attended. Group singing closed the meeting led by Lynn Rice with Mrs Rice at the piano.
Miss Kathy Boog of Park Street with Mr and Mrs A S Bong and a Grove City College freshman plays a major role in the three act comedy Mr Barrys Etchings. The Crimson Masque Theta Alpha Phi season closer is set for Friday April 27 at 1 215 p.m. in Crawford Auditorium on campus.
A daughter was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Richard Bogers at 524 West Pleasant Street. A daughter was born this morning to Ms and Mrs Gerald Eastman at 100 Fifth Avenue at Corry Hospital.
The Ladies Auxiliary of Cony Memorial Hospital sponsors a rummage sale this weekend in Powell village. Volunteers collect items Thursday 3 to 9 p.m. at North Center street, with Friday hours 10 a.m. to 8 p.m and Saturday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Proceeds fund furnishing a new hospital Roth at the new facility.
At a Columbus Grange meeting 36 members attended as routine business was handled and debts settled. A TV Variety Show held in Warren by the Granges raised about $200 for Warren and Columbus Granges and featured readings and a Girls’ Week segment. The next meeting is scheduled for May.
Miss Jeannette Machae was honored at a bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Frank Puchly Mrs. Frank Kubick and Mrs. Andrew Sventek. About 50 guests attended the Sunday event at Mrs. Mary Sventek home. The afternoon featured visiting gifts and light refreshments around a bridal cake centerpiece.
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