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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1941
Page
5
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Members of the Readers Chui s gathered at 132 West Washington yesterday with Mrs O F Granti as host. Thirteen attendees heard readings from First Ladies of the Land featuring Martha Washington Abigail Adams Martha Jefferson Dolly Madison Elizabeth Monroe Louisa Adams Rachel Jackson and Angelica Van Buren. The program will continue at future meetings with refreshments served by Mrs Cyonu and the next host Mrs F B Bullivant at 412 West Pleasant Street on December ath.
Local social notes list births engagements marriages and travels of residents and former residents. Mentions include Robert Swan advancing to private first class in the U.S. Marine Corps from Key West, Katheryn MacAnstien joining a university committee, Aviator Mr Pringle’s new instructor role in California, Miss Viol Goring at Philadelphia General Hospital, and Rosalind Garnow’s engagement to Herbert Miller among others. Also notes on parties dinners and upcoming trips plus brief health and community updates.
Freshman and sophomore students of St Edward's parochial school presented a musical program by Ye Sisters of Mercy with songs and piano pieces. Performances included Some Folks, Little Old Lady, I Dream of Jamie, Anita's Dance, I Love You, and Teach Me How to Pray, featuring students Margaret Hughes, Joan Scheppner, Mary Gatherina Guatingno, Barbara Kowalski, Jolly Oswalt, and Mary Ann Sullivan among others. The event preceded an evening of card games with twenty five tables, introduced by James Sullivan, and attended by local families including Mrs. George Downey and Mrs. D J Desmond.
Mrs. M. Ray Greene will head the Hospital Women as president with D. W. DeKosay as vice president G. Roy financial and corresponding secretary Lena Cohen recording secretary and Clifton Howard treasurer. The group contributed to the Red Cross and County Tuberculosis Association and approved an overbed vanity table for the auxiliary. One new member, Mrs Armone Hillstram, was nominated.
Miss Alice E Galbreath daughter of Dy and Mrs Robert Gelbreath became the bride of Robert J Rose son of Mrs and Mr Edward J Roach of East Main Street. Mrs Roach teaches at Lander High School and Mr Roach works at Aero Supply Company. After January 1 they will reside in Corry.
Radio listings show NBC Red and NBC Blue schedules with programs like Fred Waring, Bob Hope, Red Skelton, Easy Aces, and Breakfast Club. CBS offers Are You a Missing Heir and Famous Jury Trials while NBC plans Reveille Roundup and Music by Shred nik with School of the Air of the Amevness and Songs of She Centuries.
Stanley Menwis hosted a turkey dinner at the Ria Restaurant last evening for Glenn C. Mead of Pittsburgh, Pa, treet of Mead Park, honored guest. City Coaner and several guests from the area attended with O W Bracken Donald Williams and Mr Nichols also present.
Helen Forrist Hall outlines festive sleepwear gifts for women, highlighting satin and velvet robes, matching pajama sets, and decorative robes. Suggestions include robe and gown sets in moonstone satin and amethyst velvet, with emphasis on practical yet luxurious bedtime attire.
Mentor Club studied Roman civilization with elf themed decor at Souch Center. Plans were laid for a Christmas party at Mins. Miss Hele Fordyce gave a presentation on Teoma civilizations and Mes A. B. Griswold presented a paper on the fall of the Roman Empire. The event supported the Red Cross.
Concord teachers and friends gathered for their annual party last evening at a resort. They enjoyed a chicken dinner and socialized at Ruth Dilelel’s home on Main Street after the meal. Eva Kepler received an award album.
The County Ministerial Association with ministers from Union City Churches met at St Pauls Lutheran Church. Leaders included Rev P A Galbreath Rev H R Hattl Rev J O Belfiat Rev William Full and Rev H Wegner of Quiry plus Rev W J Howl and Rev R A Pliner of Upton City. Contributions noted to Red Cross chapter tuberculosis association and Salvation Army. Galbreath spoke on To Know Christ and to Make Him Known. Plans discussed for Winton services January to end.
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