Avis and Crafts Club hosts new member and event
The Avis and Crafts Club met yesterday at Mrs. Emily McElroy's Pitth Avenue home. A new member, Mrs. Perefe McCray, was welcomed as articles on Househott Helps were read and a luncheon followed.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1935
Page
2
The Avis and Crafts Club met yesterday at Mrs. Emily McElroy's Pitth Avenue home. A new member, Mrs. Perefe McCray, was welcomed as articles on Househott Helps were read and a luncheon followed.
Campbell's soup deal offered as 4 cans for 20 cents in Oil City with delivery announced. Nearby items include obituaries, political notes, WPA projects, parade plans, Halloween events, court verdicts, and various local notices from Jamestown to Warren reporting burns, arrests, and community happenings.
Columbus Oct 19 The Ladies Aid met with Mrs Gerld Faulkner and planned a Halloween tea for Thursday night October ath. Mrs Sarah Page is chairman and Mrs Frank Crogby leads the entertainment. A fish pond will be featured and all are invited. Next meeting set for November at Mrs Sarah Page's home.
Guests from Columbus Brit and the nearby towns joined Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Perry and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Worling for the birthday celebration. Clarence Moore, Arthur Colegrave, and others were noted attendees as relatives traveled from Erie Dugall and Cleveland. Mrs. Clar en ce Moore returned home after a week in Erie. Jennie Moore came back from Dugall, Pa. Miss Mable Hillburg of Cleveland visited Mr. and Mrs. John Fitburg for the weekend, and Helen M Beckwith from Grays Lake is staying with the Colbys for a few days.
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