Bridge party at Miss Thurzi Bly's home honors to two guests
Eight guests attended a bridge party at Miss Thurzi Bly's home last evening. Miss Margaret O'Hare and Miss Marjorie Sullivan received honors as guests. A fruit salad lunch was served.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1931
Page
4
Eight guests attended a bridge party at Miss Thurzi Bly's home last evening. Miss Margaret O'Hare and Miss Marjorie Sullivan received honors as guests. A fruit salad lunch was served.
City and Vicinity columns report items from groceries and gas sales to dances and club meetings. Parties at Mrs White’s home, theater programs by WTAM entertainers, and parish activities mix with vehicle registration notes and local incidents across Corry and surrounding townships.
Largely attended services memory of G Clank Bowen a Concord township resident for over sixty years were held at his late residence in Corry Rev M May officiated with several numbers sung by local vocalists Interment followed at Pine Grove cemetery Attendees included Perry Darrow Homer H Berkhouse George Thomas and Charles Monroe with out of town visitors Mr and Mrs Clark Gent Ivey and son from Cherry Creek N Y
The fathers organized a program for the Washington Parent-Teachers Association last evening in the school building attended by over two hundred parents and friends. J R Dear ing Fred Ross Burt Hurst and Roy Dickinson led the committee. Read minutes from October 22 1 the secretary Leroy Dickinson and bills were referred to a committee. Notable vocal and instrumental selections followed with talks by Albert Miller Milon Brown and H D Whitney. A tooth pulling act and a major operation performed by Dr Marlo Amy with James Sullivan as patient drew attention plus help from several fathers. Refreshments were served and organizers thanked helpers for making the event a success. A Study meeting is announced for Monday.
The Concord Parent-Teacher Association met yesterday in the upper hall for its regular session with a large attendance. Superintendent B S Dewey spoke on the body runs soul and family duty, and Mrs. Gordon and others served refreshments. The day also noted a rail delay affecting service to Buffalo and plans for a Mothers chorus were announced for November 23.
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