Lulu Spencer Heads to Warren for Day on Business
Lulu Spencer left this morning for Warren to handle business matters and visit a friend during the day.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1939
Page
5
Lulu Spencer left this morning for Warren to handle business matters and visit a friend during the day.
An old fashioned sales puff touts Prunlax as a calcium free laxative for all ages. It claims gentle action without stomach upset and promotes quick relief using cascara and senna. The ad promises 56 doses per bottle and urges immediate purchase for noticeable results.
Mrs. Frank Dennis of Eldorado Dalit hosted a Halloween gathering for the Triple K club at her aunt Mrs. Harry Welch’s Bond Street home. Guests included Mrs. Merle Cowles of Cleveland and Miss Lilli Gasler Dodd, Miss Margaret Duffy, Mrs. Toratts Hammond, Mrs. John Boland, Mrs. Merle Cipwell, Miss Marian Smith, and Mrs. Harry Spicer. A two course lunch with Halloween decorations followed the social hour. Pat Bachomer planned a New York City visit, while Ruth Cramer from Portsmouth visits Elk Street residents Mr. and Mrs. John D. Westley.
Miss Norma Kier daughter of Mr and Mrs Cassius VanCise of 6 East Street became the wife of Alton R Lane son of Mr and Mrs Ray Laurie of East South Street in a 12 20 o'clock ceremony at the Presbyterian parsonage Union City Rev Mr Pitzer officiated Attendants were Miss Evelyn Wiggers and Raymond Clark of Corry A dinner for sixteen followed at Tarbells Inn The Laurirs reside on West Washington Street The bride a Corry High School graduate class of 1099 works at Phillips Jewelry Store Mr Laurie a 1936 Corry High School graduate works at the Atlantic and Pacific company store on South Center Street
Arthur Ploss and Mildred McElroy were married Saturday at the Wayne Street Methodist parsonage in Corry. Rev. Homer B. Davis officiated. Attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Melvin McElroy. The bride, Rosa McElroy’s daughter, wore a blue velvet frock with silver accessories. Ploss works at Aero Supply Mfg and they reside at 612 South Center Street. Mildred is Corry High School alumna, class of 11.
Mr and Mrs Tracy W Whitehead hosted a reunion at their East Pleasant Street home for members of the former E P K Club. Guests included Mr and Mrs Willard Cox Mr and Mrs Bruce E Thomas Mr and Mrs Harold Rauscher and Mr and Mrs Delbert Lundquist the latter a couple from Kenmore N Y.
Concord P T A members and friends are urged to attend a Tuesday 6 o clock meeting at the school for a tureen dinner followed by the regular session. A representative from Prudential Life Insurance Company of Warren will speak.
Fifty two couples from Senior High enjoyed a victory dance Saturday night at the Junior High after the Union City Corry football game. Music by 2 nickelodeons, sponsored by Beaver Club with chaperones William Milley HL Wissinger and William Frye. Mr and Mrs C A Mountain and son Merton returned from Adrian Michigan where they attended Adrian College homecoming events and visited the room Norman who lives at Adrian.
The College Corner News moved three doors from its former Ohio office to a new location in West College Corner, Indiana. The long running paper, once published at College Corner, will continue under its familiar name from the new premises.
A string of visitors and short trips fills the weekend in town. Ambridge guests Mrs. L. E. Knapp and Miss Helen Dilimus stayed with the Brynolfsons and Kysars en route from Jamestown. Others include Mr. and Mrs. Russell Gletin from Emporium, and many residents hosting relatives from Erie Sharon Meadville Brockport and Buffalo. Mrs. Frank Weeks and Mrs. W. A. Johns hosted guests while several residents prepared travels to New York Seattle and Pittsburgh.
Miss Ruth Becker entertained a mass youth weeker Saturday evening at her West Church Street home for Mrs and Mrs Harold Roberts formerly Ellen McEvoy. Cards and other amusements followed with refreshments served to a group including Alberto Pox Swanson Roberts and Ray Grady of Warren, with many useful gifts given to the honoree.
Concord School PTA will meet at the school Tuesday at 6 PM for a tureen dinner and program. Edith Crogoy performs solo, Leonard Swanson provides music, R S Dewey discusses The First Days of Johnny's School Life, and Fred Schuler from Warren PA shows travel pictures of the United States and Canada.
Neighbors gathered at the King home Friday evening for the couple's 15th wedding anniversary. The event featured dancing and visiting with a delightful time.
Twenty five couples enjoyed a dancing party Saturday evening at Corry Country Club. Unique decorations were arranged by Miss Josephine St. Clair. Mac Moore's Orchestra of Exlee furnished a varied program. Frederick Kinley was general chairman of the affair, the climax of the year.
Rural Letter Carriers gathered in Bt Clairsville Ohio on Saturday with attendees from Pennsylvania West Virginia and Ohio. Guest speaker Mack Saver editor of the Leesburg Citizen spoke at the dinner followed by visits to Wheeling West Virginia and Bearer Pa.
Last evening at Corry Hospital a son weighing pounds and a daughter weighing 7 pounds 3 omitted percent were born to Mr and Mrs John Ver tenburg of Cony RD. Mrs Ver tenburg formerly Virgin Laird.
A nostalgic diner menu describes inexpensive desserts for strict budgets. It presents Cranberry Roly Poly, Blond variants, Cottage Padding and chocolate sauces, with step by step mixing, steaming, and serving tips. Recipes emphasize thrifty ingredients like eggs, flour, butter, and cranberry juice.
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