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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1940

Page

5

Merchants Plan Trade Aid Awards

The Merchants Club plans trial Trade Aid awards next month. Prizes will be issued as traditional vouchers usable at Golden Rule Club stores on new purchases or to settle accounts. Coupons may extend broadly to spread benefits among merchants. Executive recommendations due in March. committee members include Phillips, Jones, Rossbacher and Lopus.

Merchants Plan Prises Golden Rule Club Sobely Mr. Waterhouse W. B. Phillips Helen Jones Richard Rossbacher Lester Lopus Ar- Ai Bears

Edinboro Art Instructor Delivers Modern Home Decor Talk

Ruth Dahlstrand hosted about 45 members of the College Women's Club at her Mam Street home. Dorothy Skinner, art instructor at Edinboro State Teachers College, spoke on Modern Trends of Tier with a display of traditional and modern interior photographs. A business session approved purchasing a uniform for the Gary High School band. Refreshments followed served by several members and guests including Mrs. James Crowell and Miss Helen Curtr.

Edinboro Ruth Dahlstrand College Women's Club St Mam Dorothy Skinner Edinboro State Teachers’ College Garry High School Hilda, Anderson J. Trvine WA. Redmond Phillip Zalzneck Alisa Brooks Ellsworth Jane Mulherin Ann Walford James Crowell Beaverdam Helen Cur Tr Mercersburg Skinner George, Washington

Club Social Gatherings In Corry Chronicle

Dellings carry a welcome sign for Mr and Mrs Williams Amer son of Chicago as they move to town. Amerson succeeds Drake as district rep for Stein company. Mrs Amerson stays at Legion Tourist Home until March 15 then residence at 2013 West Park Place. D J Ties moves from Tusville to 197 Mott Street with family. Possible sale of Stewart home on West Smith Street. Community notices include theatre party gowns and a grand Washington birthday event at the Masonic Temple. Mrs Edward J Roach ill at St Vincent hospital Erie. Jack Collins back at Rowell Motor after four weeks. Local social life covers study room, fashion gowns from 1890s to 1940s, a Navy wedding, teaching assignments, and visiting relatives with a Westminster choir concert upcoming. Kathleen Hagel at Ato Supply Company office. Condolences to H L Winsinger and Tony Lita ill with sprain. Mrs Betty Wood improving at home. Families welcome new home, and news of B C Whiteley’s health setback.

Williams Amerson Chicago, Jr Amerson Charles P. Drake Stein Company Drake Novi Toledo Ohio Legion North Center Street Florence Morgaridge West Park Place Morgavidge Birmingham Ala Mary Ann Geisking D. J. Ties Thusvill | Sdavinger McAndrew's Kelster's Ocu Putia Mott Street St Vincent’ Hospital Erie Jacke Collinss Rowell Motor Company Lowise Mount Masonic Temple M. R. Greehe Hoffman Warren B.D. Mackenzie H. A. Gilbert J. J. Desmond Betty Gilbert Pierson I. Allred Marjorie Pevie HH Ames D. Armour Hillsuram Norman Graves Betty Wilcox Genevieve Parker Hawkins Denys W. Knol U. S. Navy EA. Knoll Erle Corry Naval Norfal Norfolk Yacht and Country Club Ruth Mould Kainbora Teachers College Jefferrut School Sp Erie Eoinbra Cory Bile Ol P. Eaton Sisters Ville W. Va Florida Eaton A. C. Jackson Kathleen Hagel Coli High School Ato Supply Company H. L. Winsinger Hatch Vocational Tony Lita Glenn Betty) Wood Second Avenue Stes Smiley B. Whiteley Mt Youngstown

State Nurse Speaks to Gradale Sorority

Mrs. Ora Harper, state nurse, spoke at Gradale Sorority’s first meeting in the M. G. A. recreation rooms on First avenue. She discussed Personal Hygiene and led a discussion. The motto Esse Quam Videre was adopted. Induction meeting planned for Thursday evening March 7 with Mrs. Jean Dix Harrisburg as state primus to address the group. A social hour followed with refreshments.

Ora Harper First Avenue Harper Jean Dix Harrisburg Bad Minten Wag

Oscar Nielsen Honored At Surprise Party On Piccidilla Hill

Oscar Nielsen was honored with a surprise party Saturday evening on Piccidilla Hill. The event featured music and dancing followed by lunch. Attending guests included Mr. and Mrs. Carl Buell, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Nielsen and family, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Madison, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schrader and son, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stenman, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Reed, Mrs. Donaldson, Mrs. Henry Nielsen, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Nielsen and Orrie Mitchell of Corry, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bock, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hellman, Mr. and Mrs. John Brisco, Miss Lillian Nielsen and Dallas Willinson of Erie.

Oscar Nielsen Piccidilla Hill Carl Buell Carl Nielsen Howard Madison Frank Schrader Henry Stenman Gilbert Reed Donaldson

Meeting of Readers Reviews The Goo Neighbors Book

Charles F. Cronin leads a Monday afternoon session of the Readers club at home of arts. Eliza beth Ranney presents a review of The Goo Neighbors by Delia Goetz and Marian Fry, a CG L S C prescribed selection about Latin American nations. Refreshments follow as Mrs Cronin and Miss Mather assist. Next hostess Mrs A O Sandburg is scheduled for March 6.

Htausis Mekak Arts Charles F. Cronin Aftenon CG. L. S.C Delia Goetz Marian Fry Elizabeth Ranney Cronin

Erie Meeting Draws Gerry Hospital Superintendent

Miss Margaret Bower presides at a district hospital superintendents meeting in Erie today. Several residents and visitors travel to Erie for events and personal business, including beauty show attendance, trips to Buffalo and Baltimore, and family visits in Garland, Union City, and Corry.

Margaret Bower Gerry Hospital Union City Dorothy Morton Spring Creek Tone Williams Columbus Russell Dunnihoo Buffalo N.Y Louise McElroy Ia Erie Eleanor Mann Bengal Maine Intent Agron Oberman Titusville J A. Gasca Weer Springfeld Donald Biliers Ripley Corry Costello Ressler Parkers Tainting Mary ‘McMurray C. A. Auer Cuhgress Street Baltimore Mtd George G. Horn

Dinner Party by Business and Professional Women's Club

A post house dinner near the city hosted by the Business and Professional Women's club. Twenty five members and guests enjoyed chicken dinner at 4 o'clock. Attendees included Mrs. S F Black of Bullas NY Mrs P M Waite and Mrs Mayme Howgard of Corry. The International Relations committee led by Mrs G B yea Mrs Frank DeLary Miss Marjorie McElroy and Miss Rath Soper organized arrangements. The evening featured a contest auction bridge and games with awards won by Mrs Mayme Howgarrl Mrs Blanchard Mrs Glenn Stearns and Miss Lillian Murray.

Post House Keep St. Patrick's Day Greyhound Post Corry G. B. Yea Frank DeLary Misa Marjorie McElroy Rath Soper Wes Mayme Howgarrl Irs Blanchard Glenn Stearns Lillian Murray

Benefit Skating Party For Corry High School Uniforms

A benefit skating party will be staged Thursday evening at the Armory on East Washington Street. Skating runs from 7:40 to 11:30 with a waltzing exhibition and novelty acts. Door prizes and other features are planned, with tickets on sale now. Local officials expect a large crowd.

Senefit Corry Armory Roller Shore East Washington Street

Sunday School Board Teachers Meet at Methodist Church

The Methodist church hosted a meeting of the M. E. Sunday School Board Teachers and officers last evening. Thirty attended as Superintendent KW. S Dewey led the monthly session planning the reorganizing of the school and improving attendance.

M. E. Sunday School Board Auagay Ecog Board of Officers Watlire Methodist Church Alnner Ono KW. S-Dewey Seliio Improviis Ettendance

Bond Couple Welcomes Son at Cosry Hospital

A son was born yesterday afternoon at Cosry hospital to Mr and Mrs George Bond of 10 Becht Ave. The birth adds a new member to the Bond family as they welcome the arrival with joy.

Cosry Hospital Mr George Bond Becht Ave

Feet Ninety Percent Of Burns Addressed In Study

A clipped health note reports ninety percent of burn injuries are preventable with proper care and prevention measures. The piece urges public attention to foot safety and first aid awareness to reduce burn-related incidents.

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