Floyd Gibbons Topic Delights Meeting Attendee
Nellie Wight read a curious Floyd Gibbons title and enjoyed it during a social after the meeting. H Wright was named hostess with a Per Giger meeting planned for next week.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1931
Page
2
Nellie Wight read a curious Floyd Gibbons title and enjoyed it during a social after the meeting. H Wright was named hostess with a Per Giger meeting planned for next week.
King Styles of today compete with fashions of yesterday in a pageant and style revue set for Thursday evening at the Center High School auditorium under the Woman's Club. A two part program blends the pageant of old dress with a modern style revue featuring songs and dances from various periods. Tickets are nominal at the door.
A proposed high way design by CafTech would replace obstruction culverts with a Danish styled plan creating wider shoulders and extra parking to reduce crashes. The scheme, backed by state highway figures, aims to remove concrete monuments along routes and lessen vehicle damage and injuries.
A St Patrick's Day gathering was held yesterday afternoon in the K of C rooms hosted by the Catholic Daughters of America. Mrs Thomas Mead led the plans with ten bridge tables for guests. Awards were presented by Miss Mlo ence Blair, Mrs J B Love, and Ms Charles Swanson as sandwiches cake and coffee with St Patrick color decorations were served.
Nine members of the Quaero Crimic with Mrs. G W Waggoner at her West Smith street home completed reading the ebbe book Madam Schumann Heink. The group held their weekly session with roll call and noted readers Mrs. C H Geiger and Mrs. Waggoner.
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