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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1940
Page
5
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The Woman's Christian Temperance Union met at Mrs. Duane Cook's home on Mast Pleasant Street with Mrs. Leon VanTassel leading the meeting in Mrs. Emma Heath's absence. A report from Erie county convention was shared, 500 blotters and ten Young Crusaders papers ordered for schools. next meeting set for October 15 at Mrs. Ian Johnson's home on White Street.
Mrs. Lida Zimmerman district deputy and staff installed officers of Lady Franklin Rebekah lodge in Erie at the I C B hall. Doris Loveland became past noble grand. Ethel Russell is noble grand. Joan Skamens vice grand. Alma Erickson right support to noble grand. Alice Ellsworth Jett support to noble grand. Other officers named include Mae Carmcke right support to vice grand, Josephine Place left support to vice grand, Sadie Dyckes chaplain, Florence Trostle warden, Florence Sorensen conductor, Blanche Ohrn recording secretary, Hazel Aka financial secretary, Gertrude Bernstein treasurer, Layina Mapes inside guard, Hazel Eldred outside guard, Mary Swanson pianist, Dolly Fritz captain of the degree team. Arma Callagher, past noble grand, received a bouquet. Social hour and lunch for sixty guests followed.
The Corry County Club hosts a benefit style show and card party by the Ladies Auxiliary of Corry hospital. Over 150 women attended as Mrs O W Bracken announced Fall styles shown by models including Eileen Graham and Martha Mount. Guests enjoyed music, two vocal solos, violin selections, and a piano solo, with 32 card tables, decorated hall, and multiple prize winners.
Pennsylvania delegates at the 36th biennial PTA convention balloted on state officers led by P B Digby of Pittsburgh for president Other nominees included Mrs Paul Ailer Johnstown treasurer Mrs Janes Moore Scranton and several vice presidents with national president Mrs William Ketzer in Portland Ore addressing units Experts noted PTA units must safeguard the futures of children and delegates from city associations attended sessions Also included is a chutney dressing recipe for cabbage or tomato salad and vegetables.
Corry Lodge No 363 F and A M held a memorable Past Masters memorial service at the Masonic Temple with over fifty members present. District Deputy Grand Master HR G Herriman spoke on Masonic conditions in Europe, and John W Lambing treated with an address on The Forgotten Men. The program featured a Merrill Lillie bass solo and organ music by P Lawrence Davison. Officers included Marty McIntyre as worshipful master and W Pomeroy and Mayor Nast as wardens. A special red insignia was given to living past masters. A M Howard received a fifty year pin from District Deputy Marrinson on behalf of the Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania. Three generations of Masons were represented. An old member Wea rey Howard and grandson C M Howard attended. George C Campbell of York and New Orleans also attended. An extended dinner and social evening followed.
Mrs Paul Rigby and Mrs Alton Rigby traveled to Titusville for the 3 PM wedding of Miss Miriam Crosby of Corry R D and Harry Reed of Akron at El Wesleyan Methodist church. Attending locals include hospital staff and area residents as they head to events in Erie Sharon and Pittsburgh.
LeRoy J. Williams district manager of the Pennsylvania Economy League spoke at the Rotary Club gathering at Hotel Corry Mt. Williams warned that government costs now equal fifty percent of the national income, up from six percent thirty years ago, citing about $1,000 per family annually and a projected $1 per day rise linked to rearmament. District Governor M. B. MacDowell of Bradford and Clair Cozier of Buffalo were guests, with a directors’ session following.
Miss Isabel L Bielvi sta a daughter of Union City residents to wed Carl P Geertson of Er. The ceremony at United Brethren church Union City is set for Saturday afternoon with Rev Matte son officiating. Corry guests include Mr and Mrs Edwin Borstorff Mr and Mrs Harry Kim they Mrs R Lawrence Davison and Miss Ruth Dahlstrand.
Jane Sheridan conducts the Homemaker Review program on WLW Saturdays at 11:30 am. She offers tips on lightening housework, budgeting, and organizing meals, with music included.
Mrs Burton Smock entertained eight children yesterday afternoon at her Brook Street home honoring her daughter Fern Marion who turned four. The party featured games contests and a birthday luncheon. A birthday cake was served to Mary Bromley Richard Maloney George Ross Janet Tubbs Roger Tubbs Sally Bolster Charles Rauscher Jr and Patty Keppel.
Mr and Mrs A Rigby hosted five guests in Titusville for a reception honoring Mr and Mrs Allon Rigby of Wisely who wed last week. The bride, formerly Elizabeth Stroup, received guests and gifts. Attendees from Corry included Floyd and Russell Martin, Paul Rigby, Louis Ribets, Rev Leo McGaughy, and W I Stroup family friends.
A simple method for homemade celery salt uses fresh celery leaves. Select crisp leaves wash them, dry completely then crumble into powder to store in a covered jar for seasoning soups and stews.
The annual donation tea for the Sisters of Mercy, sponsored by the Catholic Daughters of America, will be held tomorrow afternoon from 2 to 4 o'clock at the Convent on First Avenue. Mrs. P. G. Wood is in charge, with C.D.A. members and Sisters’ friends invited. Fall serving hint suggests a buttered cracker topped with tart jelly, toasted until browned.
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