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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1929
Page
4
The Lillian Guild met at the Parish Hall to finalize plans for serving a banque to Eastern Star members at the October 28 competition. Members attended and discussed arrangements for the event.
A concise note describes MuLone Foundation garments designed for slender youthful wear aimed at comfort and earth friendly materials.
The Ladies Aid Society has postponed the chicken supper planned for November 2. A Halloween party is planned by the American Legion Auxiliary for October 20 with members invited. Plans mention a card party at the You W- home and a smoke sale at Economy Store. Mrs. Frank Keleher, a surgical patient at Corry Hospital, is recovering. Madel cottage cheese is advertised.
Fairview School hosts a PTA meeting in Room No 1 Thursday afternoon at 3 80. The program features readings by Pradusilo Dick Lindstoy and performances by Gidde Shoemakers Dance Grate No 1 Group and Grade 2 plus Grade 4 acts. Mrs 0 A Johnson and Miss Agnes Connell will present as well with an all business session to follow.
Funeral services for Mrs Dorothy Moffitt wife of Ott Moffitt were held Tuesday at 2 pm at the residence in Wayne township Reverend George J Morgan officiated before a large gathering Burial was in Pine Grove Cemetery with pallbearers Wayne Wilson Everett King Arthur Porter and Lyle Beier. Relatives from Away attended including Mrs Ly Davis and Mr and Mrs John McClelland Eric LOST Black noun 1928 Crawford County license 1928 Wire County Inns No 9306 telephone 24 M Loveland 427 Ring Street June
Quaero Chih club members heard Mr Hillstrom relate a California journey via the Panama Canal and other stops. The lively travel tale drew nine attendees as Mrs Hulstrom’s tall tale also drew smiles. A newborn girl was welcomed to Mr and Mrs Witt Dahl of East Pleasant Street on October 22.
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