Cory W C7U Entertained At Fine Meeting
A June Thursday afternoon meeting at the home of Mew Ernest Willinson on Center Street featured a regular business session and officer elections. New officers include President Mrs. Z. Siler, First Vice President Mrs. Mary Shum, Second Vice President Mrs. A Gabbitt, Secretary Mrs. Harriet Hurhasny, and Treasurer Mrs. Lucind Crapser. Members discussed county and state conventions, welcomed new names to the membership, and a banquet followed in a dining room decorated for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Willinson
Oren
Center Street
Faye
Haliuk
Presiduit
Sitler
Amrs
Mary
Shum
A. Gavi Habbitt
Harriet Hurhasny
Lucind Crapser
Fens
Leven
Brive
Burning Foot Ailments Linked To Cartilage Strain Warns Doctor
A prominent Maine doctor warns that the foot’s 26 bones layered with cartilage can suffer strain from even minor issues, causing pain and general discomfort. He endorses a topical remedy promoted by a druggist claim to ease joint trembles and foot agony, urging quick relief through skin absorption and urging readers to try the product for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Inlet
Maine
Thomas Downey
James Condry
N.Y. Amity Co
New York City Woman’s Club Event Highlights May 22
A decorative table setting in red white and blue with peonies and flags accompanied a social program led by Mrs Oxcar Mcintyre and Mrs David Gok. Speakers paid tribute to Frances Elia Beth Willard and urged unity in the membership drive as new members were welcomed and thanked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niere
Oxcar Mcintyre
Inkmor
Shute
Quarreled Since Wedding Day With Medical Remedy Claim
A distressed note describes ongoing marital quarrel since marriage and stomach illness. The writer praises a remedy claiming to remove catarrh and inflammation of the intestinal tract. Mention of James Cone, druggist, and money refund claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ona
Jose
James
Cone
Corry Chapter Hosts D A R Conference
Corry Chapter entertains a D A R conference with a Revolutionary era program. Hoy Scouts assisted with parking and ushering while guests arrived by train and automobile. The afternoon featured a salute to the flag, music, a welcome by Mrs. News of Welcome, and readings and papers on American heritage amid a Spirit of 1775 atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisabeth Fox
Columbus
George Pox
Fig
B.C. Hames
R. Jf. Livermore
Simma Drew
Giraril
Anil
Mes L J, Rowe
Erie
Colonial Costumes Delight at Conference Social
Minse Rebecca McKenzie and Elizabeth King led a quaint Colonial dance while Miss Austin entertained with songs. Miss Bator Conti impressed in her Spanish dance as piano duets by Miss Signa Anderson and Miss Lillian Barnes drew praise. Mrs Holt hosted the Orient benefit with speakers from Triangle and Prose Tale chapters, noting the county conference origin and Mrs George E. Pierce’s role. A social tour concluded the evening with cordiality and warmth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minse
Rebecca McKenzie
Elizabeth King
Miss Austin
Bator Conti
Signa Anderson
Lillian Barnes
Holt
The
Orient
Drew
Ith Vale
Sara Read
Mee
Georo Fe
Pierce
Triangle
N. Bride
Corry
North East
George E. Pierce
Adwanh
J B Arrowsmith
Prexqua Isle
Erle
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Cory W.C
Emma Heath
Auoinit Crapser
Guy le
Aeeo
Mia Cramer
Melon
Misa Mao Tminward
Kore
Rowe Agai
Huphargin Reid
Pennsylvania
Confer
Lee Aforuba
Clary & Stone
Sterling
West Wain Street
Corry City
Elec
Warren Savings Bank & Trust Company
Warren Pa
P—Neil
KRGKE
eMlok
Jak Vts Te Atch, Eath .S
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Baty
Sun
Boye
Pesienna
Toys
Mars
Vali
Irs
EMCEE
Wess
Athletic Union
Yale
Helps Silion Ele
Bloomers
Stein Lanai
Spesal
Hile
Lud
Aitlies Excca
Neice
Everetts
Union City
Renova
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