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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1934
Page
5
Twenty little girls from the city attended the Corry Business and Professional Women's Club fete held in the Parish hall. Misses Scherals Gyntha May and Myrie Skinner led the committee with a Christmas tree program and gift distribution. Assorted sandwiches cakes and treats were served on a table festooned with holiday trim.
Members of the Mentor Glib gathered at the Hotel Corry Monday evening for a Christmas dinner in connection with their annual party. Fifteen members sat at a decorated table, with ladies later at Mrs Wave Perkins home enjoying games and Christmas carol singing led by Mrs Donald Stewart. A Christmas tie and gift exchange capped the event. committee members were Mrs Stewart Mrs Perins and Mrs William Myers. On January 7 the children will sleet with Mrs D A Hilstrom at her Hast Congress street home.
Local notices list multiple residents traveling to attend funeral services for relatives in Randolph Erie and Meadville. Names include Frances Bissell Flora Bissell James A Ross Thelma Buettner Dorothy Morrow Walter Agron Jr. Sybil Dawson Lillian Wolfe Frank Moore May Babcock and families also host visitors and plan future trips.
Thirty five members of the College Women's Club held their annual Christmas party at the Brick House on North Center Street. A 6:30 dinner featured a turkey supper and attractive tab setups with candles and trees. Bridge prizes went to Miss Annette Titus and Mrs. W A Redmond. carols closed the event. Plans to resume activities were set after the new year.
Lieut Archie Thompson Post members and their families enjoyed a Christmas party last evening in the VFW home with eighty present for the venison dinner served by post members under Edward J. Sheldon. Following the dinner Mrs Fred Taylor led the evenings program with group singing, recitations, vocal selections, Christmas songs, and gifts from Santa Claus at a decorated tree.
Concord Parent Teachers Association held a December 17 gathering at the school building. A motion passed to buy the annual Christmas bond for the anti tuberculosis society. Ruth Dabistrand's first and second graders earned the display prize with Spring Song. A Christmas program by the children closed the meeting. The next meeting is scheduled for the third Tuesday evening in January.
In quiet trading amid modest activity in government bonds, New York stocks moved in a narrow range. Closing prices show dull trading with few standout movers as the market held steady and regular listings largely unchanged.
In a tense Daytona Beach sequence Kay confronts Harrow after a kiss and emotional pull. Harrow declares his feelings yet warns he cannot stay full time, while a protective convoy follows them as Kay weighs her options and future with him aboard the boat.
Kay Owen faces a choice as her mother urges a move to the mountains with Bud. Harrow remains in Dayland Head, while Kay weighs leaving her yacht work and beach life to search for a permanent job and safety, pondering a possible return if circumstances change.
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