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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1941
Page
3
Members of the F. W. club gathered at Esther Reynolds home to honor Marjorie Nichols on her birthday. The evening featured prizes won by Opal Pier and Winifred Sutton, accordion music, and a luncheon for seven members and five guests. The next meeting will be a tureen supper hosted by Mrs. Pier on Marion Street next Tuesday.
The March Concord PTA met in the school basement with preparations for a May tea and an April meeting featuring a dinner at 7 p.m. A program by teachers led by Mrs Cornelia Anderson included piano solos by Betty Huntley and Dorothy Nollinger, readings, songs by a girls quartet, and other musical offerings. Red refreshments were provided by committee members led by Mrs John Windshl and others.
Mrs ariel and Mrs Howard Lawyon of Hinghamton New York were overnight guests of Mr and Mrs Will Dyckes at 235 Grace five. Mrs H W Jewell traveled to Sunyside factory on business. Superintendent of Schools Ralph Dewey attended a two day meeting at Lawrence Park Erie as a member of the valuation committee of Lawrence Park high school. The cooperative study of secondary vocational standards. Mrs Patrick Kelly leaves today for Soldiers California after winter with relatives here. Mrs Lorn Gale has returned the cures after spending the winter months in Novil Bust.
A new Senior Sodality of the Blessed Virgin Mary was formed at St Edward's Hall with about thirty girls. Officers named include Mary Gronusta as vice president and Gilbert Ann Mead as treasurer. The group plans to celebrate World Sodality Day on May 11 with a May crowning and church reception.
Revised FCC figures show 802 broadcast stations affected by wavelength changes taking effect at 3 a m Saturday. Tonight programs include NBC CBS MBS and NBC-Blue schedules with war relief, news, and entertainment across networks. Substantial listings detail war programs, talk shows, and music across multiple time slots and regions.
Mrs John Hallett Will will host Patsyon Hallett as guest speaker for Thursdays Parent-Teachers Association meeting at Patyview School in room one at 3 30 PM A musical program is planned by Mrs F D Peiffer and refreshments will be served by the community led by Mrs Ern Dike
Mrs A V Cochran entertained sixteen little boys and girls on Sandra Cochran's second birthday afternoon. Ice cream and cake were served at a pink and blue decorated table with a doll center piece. Guests included Judy Jerome Jackte Lou DeJean Janet Ree Muckinhaupt Diekls Pitt Beverly Bors torff Roberta Meulroy Philip Cu Shirley Zoleneck Linda Sylvid Anderson David Boyd Roger Sheeham Phyllis In anu of Spartansburg Leonr Way Parrhigtom Beatrice Stewarts of Tirustice.
Pittsburgh district circulation manager for the New York Herald Tribune spoke at the weekly dinner meeting at Hotel Cory. Mr Skeds delivered a talk on newspaper work including news gathering foreign editorial and censorship and the roles of columnists and communication methods.
A son was born this morning at Cor ry hospital to Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Winittier of West Smith Street Malian Lira. The lira is two units of currency in Healy.
Mr and Mrs John Siverling of Union City celebrate their golden wedding anniversary today. A public reception is planned in TOOF hall. The Siverlings are longtime Union City residents who have made their home there for many years.
A chaotic report describes a social gathering at Clymer with Rev Homer officiating vows and a reception at a school mother’s house. Attendees include Miss Lucilly Dutait and Miss Virginia Tewinkle among local residents. The event features wedding attire, a yellow themed decor, and mentions of community figures and a school-related gathering.
Mrs Paul Quinlisk was honored by the W B B Club during a Merce Wine Flyers event with VBR and Split Two, a contest crowned by Mrs Edward Klossy and Mrs Georer Kinley. Mrs Quinlisk, planning to move to Philadelphia, received gifts as the evening ended with salad lunch served by Mrs Myers.
E C Reneau is set to attend a Harrisburg Young Men's group meeting this afternoon with a Weston Bennisslyalia and others. The gathering will focus on a program for soldiers in training and recreation, with A M Turney of OL Chy)glzo also expected to attend.
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