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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1939
Page
5
Mrs Howard Loveland will return this evening from Greensburg and be accompanied home by her daughter Virginia a student at Seton Hill College who will spend Thanksgiving holiday here.
A large group of elementary and intermediate students performed the November piano recital at Mrs. Elwood Hirnsey's East Sweet studio. The program featured duets and solos with strong development in technique and poise. Several students delivered descriptive analyses of their pieces, and a wide range of works from classic to light salon pieces were presented by Mary Lou McCray, Mildred Young, Marian Young, Barbara Spiesman, and others. Local social and family notices followed, detailing visitors, engagements, travels, and upcoming events in Corry and nearby communities.
The Mentor Club met last evening in the Library Building to review a study of Brazil and Paraguay in South America. Led by Mrs Wave Parkins and Mrs S Don all Wilcox, twelve members attended and discussed anticipations. The club will reconvene December 4 at Mrs R Fraig's Welsh Street home.
Mrs Donald DeJean hosted relatives at their West Wisno home to mark Jackie Lou DeJean’s first birthday. The evening featured visits and refreshments as Jackie Lou received many lovely gifts.
A Progressive Dinner Party celebrated the November meeting of the Business and Professional Women's Club with 26 members and 3 guests Mrs Kathryn Willett Mrs G B Kysav j and Miss Angeline Bavess The four-course sequence moved through homes on Marion Spring West South and Bayt Pleasant streets finishing at West Congress street with cigars and wines The Thanksgiving awards were announced Miss Jane O'Brien and Glenn McKinney won The arrangements committee included Muss Ruth Soper Viva Thomas and Wilma Rich
Miss Lena Mather hosted The Readers Monday afternoon at a West Warhington Street home. Eleven members attended with current topics, Mrs. O. I. Robbins prepared and shared a travel description of a trip to New England seaports, followed by a brief business session and a social push hour. Mrs. A. O. Sandbury announced next Monday's gathering.
A testimonial dinner honored Mrs Helens Schluraff of Tirks after her reelection as county commissioner. Attendees included Mr and Mrs W W Hammond, Mr and Mrs A J Miller, Mrs James Cassidy, Mrs G A Shex, Mrs LB Banks, Mrs FS Alising, Mes Wallace Young, and Mrs Walter Pate. United States Senator James J Davis spoke. the event was at the Press lab AS cMote and sponsored by the Women Voters of Erie County. Mrs Peake of this city also spoke.
Mrs Gates Bouck Street trims first evening from a Belfast Maine visit to see the Home for Mer daughter. Mrs Hentieth Beach accompanies the party.
Fragmentary notes describe baked ham corned beef and slaw with bread and olives. Directions mention slicing potatoes, adding salt pepper sugar and bacon bits, and pouring a hot liquid over potatoes while stirring carefully until ready to serve.
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