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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1929
Page
6
President Hoover issues a Thanksgiving proclamation setting aside November 28 as a day of worship and gratitude for prosperity, peace at home and abroad, and extended education and health advances. A Lost Beagle hound seeks information near Lovells with a $170 reward.
The Missionary Society of the tsup ust church met at Mrs W N Jones Marion gireet on Wednesday afternoon with sixteen members present. The president Mrs red Ross called the meeting to order. Devotionals led by Mrs C Haskell cited Psalm 98. Members read papers by Miss Ruth Carr Mrs W Jones Miss M D Guest and others. Helen Westley read a letter from Miss Flora Nowing N Carlow heading to mission work in the mountains. Mrs Charles Hubertz read an article from Missionary Fieldbrave from China and the meeting adjourned.
A social gathering of Associated Gas and Electric System employees and their wives was held last evening in the second floor office on North Center street. Forty one guests enjoyed an elaborate baked ham dinner served at 30 O'clock. Manager C. M. Howard gave a fine talk to Association members.
Members of the Needlewerke Guild for America are urged to submit garments to the directors immediately. The annual meeting is set for Friday afternoon November 19 in the Municipal Building with a large turnout expected. Directors report twenty two to forty garments remain and extra work will be eased by prompt cooperation.
An advertisement for MILLO-GLO face powder from N. F. Ames & Co touts a French process for smooth spread and long wear. Claims include reduced shine, no pastiness or flakiness, and pore appearance improvement. Government approval noted.
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