Life by Sides The Drums Shed Their Own at New Jersey
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a music item with The Drums and a New Jersey venue. Readable words suggest a life theme and evening show, but details are missing.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1941
Page
5
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a music item with The Drums and a New Jersey venue. Readable words suggest a life theme and evening show, but details are missing.
A New York wife and mother, Mrs. Milligan, was named head of the General Federation of Women's Clubs new national defense department to mobilize women for civilian defense. She envisions education in nutrition, training in nursing, and boosting morale, while balancing family duties. The piece profiles her long record in club work and public service, including leadership roles and a commitment to American defense.
The Root store staff J Root Roy Root Edward Berry Leon Root Rexford Lockwood and Mr Stiles of Cleveland representing Perfection Store Company shared a dinner at Bits Restaurant last evening. A business conference followed at the South Genter Brae se store.
Bundles for Britain, Inc. takes over Waldameer Park for a day of benefit entertainment. Activities include a dance with Gene Krupa’s orchestra, a bridge tea, and a giveaway by Miss Mary Elizabeth Gillette, head of the local Bundles chapter. Proceeds support Bundles for Britain activities in Gorzy.
Members of Court Conception No 35 Catholic Daughters of America will receive holy communion in body at the eight o'clock mass Sunday June 11 at St Elizabeths church. They are asked to meet in the church Imi at 9 45. Mrs Tit B Meseh of Titusville district city will preside over the officers installation. The event was postponed due to Mys Heschs daughter illness and will be held around one oclock.
Corry chapter of the Northwest District Federation of the Pennsylvania Federation of Women's Clubs hosts a picnic at Cook's Forest scheduled for Tuesday June 17 at 12 30 p m EDT. Members of clubs affiliated with the federation are invited to join a basket lunch outing.
Announcement of the engagement between Helen Walters of Stanly Walters family Titusville and Donald Haskell of Titusville. Haskell is the son of Merle and Mrs Haskell. The marriage is planned in Titusville.
The Women's Missionary Society of the United Brethren church met Thursday afternoon at Mrs. William Halfast’s home with thirty seven members and visitors present. Mrs. Ivan Johnston led a devotional, Mrs. Huy Mosher conducted the business meeting, delegates shared parts from the missionary branch, and Mrs. Robert Reszle directed the program before the committee served two salads.
C Sumner Bentley spoke at the Kiwanis Club meeting at Hotel Corry about the Huntington School for Boys in Huntington Pennsylvania of which he is a trustee. Gene Thorpe of Meadville, district lieutenant governor of Kiwanis, attended as a guest and moving pictures were shown.
Tiny hot biscuits split and buttered spread with chutney. Brick them together to form a grand side for salads with fish fruit vegetables or meat.
Miss Frances Davenport daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Davenport of Erie and Wilford C Pomeroy son of D G Pomeroy of Roulette Pa were married at Cascade Methodist Church Erie with Rev C H Hawadorn officiating. The bride wore a white organdy gown with lace yoke carried white carnations and wore a large white hat. Attendants included Mrs Edwards Allen of Brie in aqua organdy. After a brief reception the couple, now of 515 West Wayne Street, left for their wedding trip and plan to reside in Corry where the bride teaches at Laxwood School and Pomeroy is a Corry Junior High faculty member.
The Rebekah Helping Hand Club met yesterday afternoon with several members present. Much work was completed, and the committee of Mrs. Minnie Perkins Mrs. Georie Payne and Mrs. Havel Alain served a supper. Flag Day celebrations were featured in the table arrangements.
A surprise farewell gathering for Mr and Mrs Pringle occurred last evening at their Pronksteel home. Guests from Ero Me including Mr and Mrs George Delimirk Mr and Mrs Robert DuMar Mrs Gack Barber and others attended along with Ms Hay Wheeler and Robert Wickersman.
The Impossible Eight Cla was entertained recently at Findley Lake by Mrs Joseph Bean. Prizes for games were won by Mrs George Koestner and Mrs John Eldridge. Miss Della Sorenson will entertain the club in two weeks at Candon Dake with Mrs RB Crass and Mrs Allen Cork. Mr and Mrs Pringle plan to leave for California to make their home around July 1.
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