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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1938
Page
2
Community notices list events including Allan Hasbrouck and his Keystonians at a Saturday night camp dance near Mill Village. Also announces regular meetings of the Ladies Aid Society in Christchurch and various club gatherings this week at local halls and churches.
Large package Kane improvement underway with survey plans and a crew at Nichols and Brown tracts West Kane quarrying stone as a precursor to 9000 feet of street upgrades. Daily notices report local specials, events, and incidents across Oil City and surrounding towns.
Townsenc Club No 1 announces a bake sale featuring home baked foods at the Gift Shop on Saturday June 4. The Corry Woman's Rescue Corps met in Mason Hall at 2 PM to plan an upcoming camp fire and quilt event. The Luelle Deye Slub held a tureen dinner last evening at 6 80 in the hall. The L T 1 glaner roast has been postponed one week. Lindsley's delivered 270 qt fruit palad tea cream and orange sherbet. 60 watt G E amps 10c at All-Way Electric. Miss Bilan Sheridan and Rebecca Bell host visitors in the city.
Misses Florence Costello and Mery Mead of Corry will be among forty women to receive bachelor degrees at Mercyhurst College commencement at 6 30 p m Tuesday June 7. The Most Rev John Mark Gannon will confer degrees and Rev Alfred M Watson will present candidates and speakers. Activities begin Saturday with alumnae reception at 3 30 p m lifelong notes.
Forty parish women and friends gathered Thursday at the Emmanuel Episcopal Church rectory on West Wayne Street for an informal tea hosted by Rev. Williar J. Kytm. Mrs. Albert Broadhurst spoke on The Auxiliaries, entertaining guests with a cheerful account. Refreshments followed as Mrs. Wilcox and Mrs. Wallace Young served at the urns.
The Duke of Windsor and his American-born duchess visited Antibes on the French Riviera to oversee the redecorating of the Château de la GROE, a project he has pursued for three years. He reportedly showed no regrets about giving up his former life as a leading royal figure.
The Brokenstray Valley Chapter D A R closed its year with a meeting at the Fogle cottage on Canadohia Lake. Nineteen members and three guests attended including Mrs. Mallick from Carry and Mrs. Olmstead of Washington D C. A tureen dinner preceded entertainment by Mrs. Olmstead who read poems from Hawaii Pennsylvania and Washington D C. Activities resume in October.
Police plan to arrest violators of the parking ordinance and report them to the police magistrate. The department will enforce stop sign rules on through streets and other traffic regulations, urging motorists to observe all rules or risk fines.
Mrs. Arthur Crowell Mrs. Melvin Jeliney and Barbara Lee Group plus Hugh Banks Group met this morning to consult an eye specialist for Barbara Lee. The gathering focused on arranging medical assessment and care.
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