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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1939

Page

5

Seventeen Tables at Auxiliary Card Party at Legion

Seventeen tables were arranged last evening at the American Legion home on North Center street for a card party sponsored by the Ladies Auxiliary of the Legion. Awards went to Mrs. Mark Coyle Mrs. Sarah Zalaneck and Mrs. Blanche Bingham of Cushoga Falls Ohio. Mrs. Walter Merrick won the door prize. Refreshments were served after.

American Legion North Center Street Ladies Auxiliary of the Legion Mark Coyle Sarah Zalaneck Blanche Bingham Cushoga Falls Ohio Walter Merrick

Baptist Ladies Plan for Christmas Boxes

The Baptist Ladies Fellowship met at Mrs. M. Hicks home on Marton street for a regular meeting. Mrs. Ellis Harvey led a devotional period and Mrs. Ralph Carroll led the lesson study Christian Volunteers. Miss Gladys Bogert, the new president, led the business session and plans were made for Christmas boxes to send to foreign missionaries. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Hicks. The group will meet next in October at Mrs. Myron Miller’s home.

Baptist Ladies Baptist Ladies Fellowship M. Hicks Marton Street Ellis Harvey Ralph Carroll Gladys Bogert Hicks

Corry B P W Club Plans Spa Week Observance

National Business Women's Week will run Sunday October 8 to Saturday October 14 with local B P W club planning observance. Local members will attend the Fall District No 1 meeting Saturday at the Bartlett hotel Cambridge Springs where honorary national president Miss Earlene White of Washington DC will speak. Corry attendees include Mrs Mildred Denton and Misses Violet Raeke Inez Pitch Lillian Murray Agnes Lynch and Margaret Bower.

Corry B. P. W Plains B. P.W Bartlett Hotel Cambridge Springs Earlene White Washington, D. C Senate Corry Mildred Denton Violet Raeke Inez Pitch Lillian Murray Agnes Lynch Margaret Bower

St Edward's PTA to Serve Kraut Supper

St Edward's Patent-Teachers' Association plans a kraut supper for the last week of November at the school. The meeting also addressed routine business and scheduled Monday Evening bingo. Twenty members attended.

Bauer Kraut St Edward's Patent-Teachers' Association Tvening

Alathign Society Plans Fundraiser Rummage Sale

The Alathign Society of the Methodist church discussed plans for a rummage sale and other fund raising activities at a Wednesday meeting. Thirty members attended and refreshments were served by committee members Mrs. A. W. Covell Mrs. Hallie Mason and Mrs. J. F. Mitchell.

Alathign Society Alathisn Society The Methodist Church A. W. Covell Hallie Mason J. F. Mitchell

Fashion Preview Highlights Local Social Scraps

Mr and Mrs August Frenaple and daughter Katherine and M F Buckley of Salamanca have left after visiting Mrs J M Ruypersberger in Euclid street Other social notes mention Mrs B C Barnes planning travel to Cameron County Elk County Federation of Womans Clubs meeting in Johnsonburg and Emporium Mrs Robert J King returned from Warren visiting Roberta in Buffalo prior to Millard Pillmore Hospital study trips Mrs J J Lexters of Warren visiting daughter Mrs Paul Meeretink in Park Place Margareth Bartholme Neylon Schieckengost Nellie Koinslekl Motor to Titusville on business Joseph Meyer and John Selkiegs visited Erie friends Mr and Mrs John Hlienberger of Carry left for Genter Hall Charles F Drake to Warren on business Mr and Mrs John Wagner and Dr Sault visited at Thomas Roe jolts in Clinton street Mrs Frank DeLury Marjorie McElray and G B Kysap were Erie visitors Mrs John Craker arrived from Meadville to visit relatives My and Mrs Alex Wojciechowski Mrs Craker and husband, now residing in Meadville, where he is employed Elma Gordon attended Erie business today Richard Thomas, son of Brice E Thomas of West Church street, has returned home after time at Pittsburgh Industrial School and treatment program.

August Frenaple Katherine Robert J. King Warren R.G. Dawson King Dawson Buffalo Roberta Millard Pillmore Hospital J. J. Lexters Waren City Paul Meeretinking Park Plate Margareth Bartholme Neylon Schieckengost Nellie Koinslekl Titusville Joseph Meyer John Selkiegs North Hast John Hlienberger D. W. Houser R. D Genter Hall Charles F. Drake Ohio John Wagner Bile Sault Harrisburg Thomas Roejolts Clinton Street Frank DeLury Marjorie McElray G. B. Kysap Erie John Craker Meadville Alex Wojciechowski Hings Street Craker Oklahoma City Okla Elma Gordon Richard Thomas Brice E. Thomas West Church Street Pittsburgh

Double Breasted Reefer Coat Noted in Review

Good Housekeeping evaluated a brown velveteen collar double breasted reefer with tan natural fibers and soft wool details. The coat received praise for its tailored fit and appealing child friendly figure, though some minor stitching and finish notes were mentioned.

Newborns at Corry Hospital Rochester Family News

A son was born Tuesday evening at Corry hospital to Mr and Mrs Herbert A Stewart of Rochester New York, Mrs Stewart formerly Miss Roberta Retherford of this city. A daughter was born this morning at Corry hospital to Mr and Mrs Leon Newhouse of Clymer New York, Mrs Newhouse formerly Miss Pearl Gravinis.

Corry Hospital Herbert A. Stewart Rochester N.Y Stewart Roberta Retherford This City Leon, Newhouse Clymer Newhouse Jay Pearl Gravinis

Mrs. Paul Auer Is Honored on Birthday

A group of twenty five relatives neighbors and friends surprised Mrs Paul Auer at her Wright street home last evening for her birthday. They enjoyed visiting games and a luncheon then presented a lovely gift to Mrs Auer.

Paul Auer Wright Street Auer

Wilma Rae Ingram's Sixth Birthday Party

Wilma Rae Ingram was honored by twelve little girls at Grove Street yesterday for her sixth birthday. Guests enjoyed games and were given color books while Wilma Rae received gifts from her friends as ice cream and cake were served.

W. J. Ingram Ox Grove Wilma Rae

VFW Auxiliary to Sponsor Card Party at Mrs Paul Lines Home

Mrs Paul Lines was named chairlady of a card party to be sponsored by the Ladies Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars at the home on West Washington Street on Thursday October 12. Auction and contract bridge and five hundred will be played with awards and a lunch served. Plans were discussed for several to attend the Northwestern Counties Council meeting at Praniel October 19 with reservations due by October 16.

V. F. W. Auxiliary Paul Lines Hhair- Iady Veterans of Foreign Wars West Washington Street Northwestern Counties Council Praniel

Miss Bonsteel Recalls Mediterranean Voyage at Club Dinner

Miss Bonsteel spoke to the New Era Club of the Presbyterian church about a recent Mediterranean cruise. The event at Mrs. N. R. Dickson’s home featured a tureen dinner, a devotional period, and a business meeting led by Louise Whiteley. Plans were made for a rummage sale at Wallace's Garage and a congregational supper, with Ostober Zorn assisting.

Sweny-Metlitters New Era Club Presbyterian Church N. R. Dickson West Pleasant Street A. V. Cochran Louise Whiteley Wallace Ostober Zorn

Meadville Woman's Club Speaker Outlines Tax Relief Efforts

Mrs. E. C. Barnes of Meadville state chairman of citizenship for the Federation of Women's Clubs spoke at Meadville's first fall meeting. She described how taxes are collected at federal and local levels and offered actions women’s groups can take to reduce burdens. Barnes attends county club meetings in Crawford and Erie counties today and tomorrow.

GC. Barnes Federation of Woman's Uints Meadville Woman's Ola Barnes Barney Eland Cam— Eran

Dorcas Class Plans a Dorcas Supper at Methodist Church

Dorcas class of the Methodist church plans a supper to be sponsored on November 1 at the church. Arrangements were discussed at a meeting held at Miss Irene Jordan's home on East Frederick street, with Miss Lois McCray presiding and hostesses serving refreshments after a social hour.

Dorcas Methodist Church Irene Jordan East Frederick Street Lois McCray Miss Jordan George Andrus McCray Helen Jones Marjorie Young

Married Wednesday by Alderman Porter

Miss Evelyn Elizabeth Shreve of Warren married Raymond Coddington of Olean in a Wednesday ceremony at 5 o'clock performed by Alderman C. B. Porter in his office Mrs. Blanch Bingham of Gulhoga attended from the Municipal building. The couple will reside with Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Pritz at North Center Street in Olean.

Alderman Porter Evelyn Elizabeth Shreve Warren Raymond Coddington Olean CB. Porter Blanch Bingham Gulhoga Falls Ofio Coddington Oscar Pritz North Center Street

Bainbridge Colby Speaks at Jamestown Chamber Dinner

Hon. Bainbridge Colby of New York City and former secretary of state under Woodrow Wilson spoke at a Jamestown Chamber of Commerce dinner in the Crystal Ballroom of the Hotel Jamestown. E St Hino Lewis, the first chamber president, attended and offered brief remarks.

Ds. Cullsirom Jamestown Chamber of Commerce of Bainbridge Colby New York City Woodrow Wilson E. St. Hino Lewis

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