Pine Tar and Shoes in Local Trade Advert
Local ad lists prices for 50¢ pine tar 1.25 Kow Kare 1.00 Miles Nervine 11b Atlas shoe polish and names Jack Brown or Tan appear in the trade list.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1940
Page
5
Local ad lists prices for 50¢ pine tar 1.25 Kow Kare 1.00 Miles Nervine 11b Atlas shoe polish and names Jack Brown or Tan appear in the trade list.
Miss Ingram daughter of Mr and Mrs J Ingram Spartansburg wed Wendel D Kean son of Mr and Mrs George Kean Oil City in Grave Methodist church. Attendants were Miss Mac Ingram and Charles Adams. After breakfast the couple left for a northern Canada trip and will reside at 310 West Firch Street Oil City. Attending relatives and local residents are listed with travel and visit notes throughout the city.
Mr and Mrs Thomas Syetz of Corry R D 4 welcomed a son this morning at Corry hospital. Mrs Syetz formerly Pauline Konderlick is the mother. The newborn is listed in local birth records.
The Erie County Health Education division led by Mrs. Havel Raymenton organized a Cancer Control meeting at the Public Library in Ker jig. Dr. Sa EL Barnett and Dr. Ben ner participated along with the Erie County Merit Association in a question and answer forum after a health education program.
A local Club-Social gathering at Lieut Ayohle WV included members from John Mendeson Post No. 2006 and Averlury at Meidville. Attendees listed included Mr. Beland, Mrs. Mervin Any, Mr. Shrader, Mr. Paul Quim, Mr. Dunes OBeerin, and several others, with remarks on hospitality and a brief program lasting several hours.
The Washington Parent Teacher Association plans a fair on Tuesday May 20 hosted by the Study Circle at Buck Street home. Proceeds support a scholarship. Display items will be at Robb’s Lumber Lite store. A social hour followed last evening’s meeting with Mrs Lawrence McCray and Mr Ross Mack winning a tennis event.
Mrs Ralph Carroll hosted the Baptist Ladies Fellowship at her East South Street home. Miss Gladys Bogert, president, led a study on the significance of numbers in Scripture. Plans for upcoming months were discussed and refreshments were served.
The Legion Auxiliary discussed plans to serve two dinners at upcoming events. Miray chaired the meeting at the Legion magazine office on North Conley street and outlined details for the mothers and daughters’ banquet in May.
Howard Lymat of Marseilles Illinois, a Taylor University Upland Tid student, has been elected president of the 1940-41 junior class at Linesoligol. He is the brother of Mrs. James Grewnd and a former Cory High student admired for meritorious studies while pursuing military training in the Indian school as a sophomore.
Messrs Oscar Tunnent of Meadville and Seth Tarboradel family of Pomeroy Ontario visited at the Charley Pini home on West Smith Street with other relatives yesterday, including Mrs Gan L. Tues of Cony M D and Mrs Clirk Poly of Farrell. William Thine of Franklin called on friends last evening.
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