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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1939
Page
5
Readers are urged to join a promotional contest promising money and big prizes. Subscriptions earn votes and a top winner will be announced after a set period. The piece hints at manipulation and asks if readers will commit to careful participation.
Members of Archie W Thompson Post 264 and auxiliary from Warren attended District No 4’s Sunday session in Warren Pa. Attendees included C G Reynolds W Tutton H Neff J Boland Sr and many couples. State officers and district leaders presided as discussions covered state and national issues with hosts Dinsmoor Schwing Post Warren and guests from Rochester Atiquiv Dubois Buller Pittsburgh Franklin Meadville and Tioga.
Eighteen members of the junior troops of the Catholic Daughters of America gathered Sunday afternoon in the K of C club rooms. Counselors Misses Ann Baressi Elaine Foster and Anna Shields attended with Baressi and Shields delivering brief remarks. The meeting, led by Vice President Kathryn Ann Mead, voted to move meetings from Sunday to the first Tuesday each month.
Montreal youths council meeting postponed till Wednesday evening November 15. Mayor Frank E. Hepler will speak at the Junior High school library. all young people are invited to attend.
About 125 Legionnaires from 291 District attended the third annual conference held at Camp Beike Springs. Speakers included St. Guy Griffith of New Konengton, national executive committee member and national reliability officer. The meeting voiced the directive for veterans to return to wartime occupations in civilian life. The session also featured Mrs. Cecile M. Stain, Geny B. Brown, and Floyd B. Owens. District Commander Lloyd Stowe served as district chairman of the community service committee. Announcement stated Pennsylvania will receive a new Federal veterans hospital, located in eastern VWanta due to higher patient load.
Cory and vicinity gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Parke McCray to celebrate their 26th wedding anniversary. A luncheon was served and friends visited throughout the day. Mr and Mrs McCray received many gifts including a piece of silver. Guests were from Ere and Bradford.
Suenwara's and T. AL plan a Tuesday evening meeting at 7 80 o'clock in St Edward's hall to conduct monthly business and present a short program led by Sister Rite. Refreshments will be served. members with children are urged to attend.
Announcement notes the engagement of Gwendolyn Elizabeth Braley to William J. Armitage Jr of Sprite Creek. The wedding is planned for next spring.
Members of Legion auxiliaries from Union City Corry Warren and Albid attend the North East meeting of Salon No 10 Bh. Mrs Mina Nelson and hostesses welcome guests Mrs Harry Goodspeed Worth Wass Mrs Earl Ramsey and Mrs Herbert Hartley Lawrence Park among those admitted for the event.
Miss Eva Kepler entertained several guests Sunday afternoon at her Findley Lake cottage. A fine dinner was served by Mrs. J B Patterson, Miss Silliian Barnes, Mrs. E C Barnes, Mrs. W A Redmond, and Mrs. W Britton, the Taller of Wesleyville.
A fragment states a new arrival at Cory hospital in Mz and notes Mrs Xemesh Miles of Spring Creek RB, formerly Miss Vena ard, as part of the private social notice.
Announcement reports the engagement of Miss WilysRu Brooke Seabrooke-Cuthbert to Mr. Gueiheet Cullaberh of Warrington. The event is set for November 24 at One Lusher Membrigs club in Erie with attendees including Roy E Macing Gearti Heatie and Allendrecia.
Fragmentary notice reports MS Reso ifeckeon of Winning jun Delaware visiting Garry from nine in Centerside at Muy Tent Jens in Medimmaps Politen. Details are unreadable and partially obscured.
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