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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1939
Page
5
Dorcas Class of the Methodist church enjoyed a lake outing at the R J Fogle Cottage Canadagh Lake. Activities included swimming and various sports followed by a tureen dinner for 33. Miss Helen Jones retiring president received a gift for three years of leadership.
Harrisburg vice chairman of the State Republican Committee Mrs John Wye Huber was honored at a Crawford County Republican Women tea in Meadville at Stone Church. Women from Erie Greenville Linesville Cambridge Springs Conneautville Meadville Corry and nearby areas attended.
The Pantr y hosted last evening’s Conception No. 35 Catholic Daughters of America installation banquet with 26 members and guests. Miss Agnes Lynch presided as mistress of ceremonies and introduced speakers Mrs. Laura B. Hesch district deputy and Miss Anna Shields grand regent.
At Findley Lake skating rink operated by Harry Toots Corry residents elected officers for the Waltz Club at its first meeting Arti Cooper of Findley Lake was chosen president Miss Marjorie Larisor of Carty secretary and Miss Betty Stewart of Corry treasurer A committee to aid the president includes Miss Charitte Nagle Corry John Wxesink Miss Jean Wagner Charles Hingsburg Miss Wilmy Buyers and Milton Hurst The club has over 200 members and will meet on Wednesday and Friday evenings from 11 to 12 oclock Membership requires a current member of the president s committee to vouch for applicants
Patty Ann Cullen celebrated her ninth birthday Wednesday at home on Converd Street. A fiesta themed party included gifts from new friends and cakes. Attendees included Joan Feld, Jean Splesmut, Sean Aymi tage, Ruth Lillie, Joan Pelle, Veluia West, Janet Alexander, Patty Blanchard, Mary Eten Gilegrive, Grace Amory, Alli Mep Powers, Julia Fictardi and others.
Miss Rilby McCullough of East South Street married Carl D Stump of Cleveland Ohio in a midweek ceremony read by Rev McIntosh at the McCullough farm near Mat. They will live at 150 East South Street. Mrs Stump teaches at Harding School and was feted with several prenuptial events.
The Missionary Society of the Methodist Church elected officers at the year end meeting. Mrs Bryan Stowe was re elected president with Mrs John Fuller as vice president. Mrs A Tuinson reelected treasurer of the Women’s Home Missionary Society and Mrs O I Rabb treasurer of the Women’s Foreign Missionary Society. A quiz on the year’s work preceded a 6 30 dinner for 88. Mrs CC Davis of Union City spoke on missionary work. Mrs Charles Perkins and Mrs Perkins will travel to New York City and Brooklyn, then Bloomingdale, Md. Attorney Blaine T. Kincaid and Mrs J P Mitchell visited Erie today.
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Demand was irregular on wholesale market with cabbage and onions varying by region. Live stock in Pittsburg and East Buffalo showed steady hogs and cattle prices, while New York and New York dairy markets noted mixed butter and egg movements.
Sara and Jean Macinnes hosted an afternoon picnic at their Shay Avenue home on Wednesday for about twenty members of the Opportunity Club at the Presbyterian church. The gathering featured social visiting and refreshments served around 4 o clock with assistance from Mrs. W. Schuyler and Mrs. Walter P. Multoerg.
The Eastern Star held its regular meeting at the Masonic Temple with Mrs Wolf presiding in Mrs Linyd Stowe's absence. Refreshments were served by a committee chaired by Lawrence Davis. The next gathering is the June festival set for the 25th.
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