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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1940

Page

5

Finland Native Delivers Talk at Gary Kiwanis Dinner

Mamesio of this city and native of Finland gave a talk at the Gary Kiwanis Club dinner at Hotel Corry My. Rainesalo, who spent many years in Finland, described conditions and customs and discussed the European war situation. Twenty nine Rivanians attended, with Clark Colinsom of Corry as a guest.

Mamesio Finland Gary Kiwanis Club Service Club Corry My Rainesalo Clark Colinsom Corry

Missionary to Speak at Spring Creek Service

Young missionary home from Breall to relate experiences and present a foreign mission summary at 11 a.m. Sunday at Spring Creek church. Moffatt has traveled 17,000 miles across ten states in the past year drawing enthusiastic responses to his stories. Mrs. Moffatt is daughter of Dr. R T Ketcham, a noted Bible teacher. Evening services announced for nearby churches with West Spring Creek Sunday school at 10 and Harbor Hall at 7:30 p.m.

Spring Creek Donald Moffatt Breall Moffatt

Mrs. Virgil Skinner Hosts Five Hundred Club Night

Mrs. Virgil Skinner entertained her Five Hundred club at her North Center street home. Awards went to Mrs. Dorr Clark, Mrs. Marie Dickson, and Mrs. Walter Mstlroy. Guests included Mrs. Albert Jacobs, Mrs. Edward Jerome, Mrs. Marshall Hughes, Mrs. Leo Rhyn ard, Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Dickson and Mrs. McElroy. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Dickson's home.

Virgil Skinner North Center Street Dorr Clark Marie Dickson Walter Mstlroy Skinner Albert Jacobs Edward Jerome Marshall Hughes Leo Rhynard Clark Dickson McElroy

Corry Auxiliary Organizes Active Legion Woman’s Group

The American Legion Auxiliary Unit No. 85 in Corry was organized on May 19 1929 with Mrs W J Krupp as president until officers were elected. The first officers included Mrs Victor Orn as vice president Mrs Stephen Brooks first vice president Mrs Frank Schrader second vice president Mrs Tyra Smith secretary Mrs Martha Neylon treasurer Mrs Anna Orn chaplain Mrs Will Schrader historian and Mrs Rut Harvey sergeant at arms. The unit supports a child health clinic and awards school medals while organizing social events and aiding veterans. Regular meetings are held on the second and fourth Fridays at the American Legion Home 523 North Center Street.

American Legion Auxiliary Legion Post W. J. Krupp Warren Enligo Uniits Victor Orn Stephen Brooks Frank Schrader Tyan Smith Martha Neylon Treasuer Anna Orn Will Schrader Lusterlad Rut Harvey M-arms Corry Ladies' Auxiliary American Legion North Center Street Addition

Club Social Gatherings At Mrs Bush Home

The Ladies Aid Society of the United Brethren in Christ met yesterday afternoon at Mrs E. Bush’s North Genin Street home. Seventeen members and seven guests attended the 2 PM gathering with scripture read by Mrs Leon Van Tussel and business conducted by Mrs Harley Banks. A social period followed with refreshments provided by the hostess and committee.

Dickie Staples Celebrated On Fourth Birthday

Mrs A Baehofer hosted a party at her home to honor Dickie Staples on his fourth birthday. Twelve boys and several mothers attended with Dickie receiving gifts, ice cream and cake along with baskets and balloons.

A. Baehofer Dickie Janet Tubbs Pally Rose Hurlbur Sylvia Gasset Nanny Neyton Tommy Lavy Tuell Group Genny Mosier Jack Brigham Luery Gasset Danny Neyson

Club to celebrate sixth anniversary with Monday event

The Italian American club marks its sixth founding anniversary with an anniversary event Monday from 7 to 1. Members of all statuses are invited as a large gathering is expected. Entertainment and refreshments planned. Notable attendees include local members and guests from Cleveland and Chicago.

Pemnsylvia Anatoni United States Cowles Council Erie Crawford Orvaston Cony Maintalseet Altelt

Blind student uses Seeing-eye dog on campus tour

Robert A. Ross, a first year blind journalism student at Pennsylvania State College, depends on his Seeing-eye dog Hits to guide him around campus. He notes Rita still gets mixed up on some buildings.

Robert A. Ross Almona Pennsylvania State College Rita Ross

Leap Year Day Babies Born in Local Hospitals

On Leap Year Day, Corry Yosphcial reports three leap day births at St Vincent's hospital. A boy was born to Mr and Mrs Howard Merrick, a son to Mr and Mrs Howard Baker, and a third child to Mr and Mrs Edward Yodd at Brie. No births occurred in Tilsvilie. Further notes mention Mrs James McClelland and Mr Sherawus Hurtnell in other locations.

Edward Yodd Brie Tilsvilie Warren James McCielhand Tidiole R. de OH City Hospi Tal Sherawus Hurtnell Jennon

District Superintendent to Visit Alliance Church

District Superintendent to visit the Alliance Church as guest speaker for Easter services. Rev Mr. Awhlerven, executive president, will lead readings and introduce the Gospel presentation. Special March 26 to April 1 revival meetings with Evangelist Rev Gemneth Morgan and Rev Wad Parsee announced.

Alliance Church Re. BC Anderson YALE Texas Kentucky Pennsylvania Gordon Uicunices Viet Gemneth Morgan Adem Apel Wadu Parsee

Doves Increase Amid Conservation Efforts in Te County

Reports indicate the white-winged doves once near extinction are increasing. In Te county, hunters tagged about 90 000 birds in the first week of the hunting season, reflecting a rebound in the species.

Pesee

Terbbit Changes Color and Winter Fur Growth

The varying hare or siwehor rabbit sheds fur to turn white in fall and brown in spring. The Loewouse winter coat grows thick, aiding travel over deep snow.

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