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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1939

Page

5

Corry Nurses Attend Oil City District Meeting

Corry nurses represented District No. 7 of the Pennsylvania State Nurses Association at a Saturday Oil City meeting. Local delegates were Judith Davis and Isabelle Huntsinger. Thirty-one delegates and alternates were chosen to attend the October convention at the Hotel William Penn in Pittsburgh. The next District No. 7 meeting will be November 5 at Hamot Hospital in Erie.

Oil City Pennsylvan State Nurses Association Oil] Gily Udith Davis Isabelle Huntsinger William Penn Pittsburgh Hamot Hospital Erie

Opportunity Club dinner opens new season at Presbyterian

Twenty eight members of the Opportunity Club met for a tureen dinner in the church parlors marking the end of the summer break. Mrs WW Graham, Mrs Nellie Merker and Mrs W W Auer led the committee. Mrs Walter Huliberg presided, and Miss Sarah McTinnes organized an entertainment program with vocal and instrumental numbers by Myra Lou Heerlen, Miss Mary Graham and others.

Opportunity Club Presbyterian Church WW Graham Nellie Merker W. W. Auer Walter Huliberg J. W. Rickers Sarah Mc|Tnnes Myra Lou Heerlen Mary Graham Miss Graham W. W. Graham Gertrude Crowell Barbara Sulerson Martha Hultberg

Rehearsals for Messiah slated in December at Corry

Local notes report rehearsals for a December Messiah production directed by Lee Hess Barnes of Tiwnsville. A large city choir forms under local musical leaders. Also planned are Rotary Fair events October 4 to 7 and a yet-unspecified Kiwanis minstrel show.

Lee Hess Barnes Tiwnsville Lyje Gerry Columbia Theatre Wincest Lones Dike Ellington Armory Ballroom Erie Dick Shoop E. Shoop Whielic Pier Dayton Ohio Third Ward Fourth Ward GC. R. Rogers Corry Pomeroy Deaksville N. G Bowers Treasury Department Richard Peebles Methdist John Pollack Canals Peggy Remayne Fox Albert Fox Louisville William Swan Robert Recente Fort St- Marie Midland Ont Callander Renues Lane Darling Cleveland Olly Cyile Elune Mount Lonaly West Prederi Street Slug US. Navy Great Lakes New York City Harold Armitage Bass Pleas- WE Ant Erie Henry Rust Marion Strret Clini Dain Charley Otney Danny Eve Evie Mildred Biteckoter Cory Guy Junior Hay North East

Miss Rath Coons Celebrates Eighteenth Birthday

Miss Rath Coons was surprised by a close group of friends on her eighteenth birthday. The evening featured card games and small prizes for Marian Swart, Ward Powers, and Bob Bonney, followed by a tasty Smach and refreshments for a long list of guests.

Nly Hes Govan Marian Swart Ward Powers Bob Bonney Smach Barbara Roland Editi Chris Jenstn Mary Niedomus Marian Swarr Bith Coons Doris Moore Doris Coons Charles Ingalls Johny Brown

Election of Officers at Odd Fellows Lodge

Howard W Loveland was named chief patriarch at a recent Odd Fellows meeting to elect officers for the next term. Henry Wood high priest E Bush senior warden Harold Sharman junior warden Robert R Nichols scribe W L Colby treasurer A F Onrsburg representative to the Grand Assignment and Gle Auer trustee. Installation is set for next Monday at 7 o clock in the I O F hall under District Deputy Joseph Killmaier and staff of Erie.

Howard W. Loveland Henry Wood E. Bush Harold Sharman Robert R. Nichols W. L. Colby A. F Onrsburg Gle Auer F. Hall Joseph Killmaier Stati Erie

Kenneth Bogardus Heads Teachers Group Henneth

Kenneth Bogardus of the Senior High school faculty was elected president of the Comy Teachers Association at the first meeting of the year. Other officers include Nob Bogden as vice president K. Boulse Mount as secretary and Helen Johnson as treasurer. Antoinette Barrest and Margaret O’Hare were re-elected to the scholarship fund committee. Mrs Prances Haag presided over the election.

Kenneth Bogardus Henneth Bogardus Comy Teachers’ Association Nob Bogden K. Boulse Mount Helen’ Johnson Antoinette Barrest Margaret O'Hare

Miss Charlotte Hillburg Hosts Sunday Party Shower

Miss Charlotte Hillburg hosted a church party for the Sunday school class taught by Mrs. Tryin Young. Guests enjoyed a tureen supper and games, with Janet Foster as a guest who will move to Ottumwa next Thursday. Attendees included Miss Foster, the Dolls and Phyllis Reiels, Norm, Lillie, Barbara Patterson, Margie Capwell, Jeanne Nichols, Cyntha Scott, Mildred Young, and Mrs. Tryin Young.

Te Methodist Trvin Young Charlotte 'Sthe Mranklin Aintel Janet Foster Ottumwa Miss Foster Warjetie Capwell Jeanne Nichols Cyntha Scott Mildred Young Mrs Tryin Young

Introducing a Daughter Born at Cory Hospital

A daughter was born this morning at Cory hospital to Mr and Mrs Merle Felnead of Uch Surest. Mrs Kin ead Wis formerly Miss Rachel Steele.

Cory Hospital Mts Merle Felnead Uch! Surest Kinead Wis Rachel Steele

Common Sense About Constipation Health Guide

A health note advises addressing constipation by identifying the cause rather than using home remedies. It stresses dietary bulk from cereals like Kellogg's All-Bran, adequate fluids, and regular meals, promoting daily intake to support bowel movement. The piece notes Kellogg's manufacture in Battle Creek and encourages consistent use.

Kellogg's Kelloge’s Battle Creek

Concord PTA Plans Meetings At President’s Home

Officers of Concord PTA met last evening at the president Mrs. C. A. Mountain’s home on Bayt Church Street to map tentative plans for the year. The first Fo. A. meeting of the year was set for Wednesday September 27 with other business settled for a successful year.

Wihce Ate Genoue School Parbul C. A. Mountain Bayt Church Street Fo. A

Convention Opens As W C T U Delegates Arrive In Erie

About 60 delegates from Erie county attend the opening sessions of the annual W C T U convention at the Methodist church. Some 45 out of town delegates are expected for later sessions led by Mrs Tessie Gilfred. Mayor Frank El Helen and Supt Ralph S Dewey greet the crowd. Afternoon talks by Mob Remi and Ida McKsin are planned. The local Legal Temperance Legion, directed by Mrs J B Cogan, will stage a demonstration.

Women's Christian Temporarice Uniony Erie County W. C. TU Tessie MK Gilfred Rip Wellme Leon VabTassel

Birthday Surprise At West Wayne Street Home

Mrs Milton VanDreasar was surprised at a birthday party last evening at 2011 West Wayne Street. Friends enjoyed bridge and Chinese checkers while gifts were presented. George Stanford, Marlain Walker, and Merle Gates won awards. A birthday cake and treats were served to seventeen guests.

Milton VanDreasar West Wayne Street George Stanford Marlain Wauker Mire Gerride Gates

D. D. Club Social Meeting At Mrs Dodd’s Home

Members of the D. D. Club gathered at Mrs. Merle Dodd’s Grove street home for a social evening. Games were won by Mrs. Charles Wood and Mrs. Hiram Rawsey. The hostess provided refreshments for eight members. the next meeting will be at Mrs. Leslie Dada’s house in three weeks.

D. D. Club Merle Dodd Grove Street Fiyo Lng Sud Charles Wood Hiram Rawsey Vick Leslie Dada Ab Columbus

Bread Baskets Elevate Simple Meals and Great Rolls

A household guide touts choosing breads to elevate any meal and create lasting impressions on guests. Practical steps cover making crescent rolls, from yeast mixture to shaping, baking at 400 F, and keeping dough warm. Tips also suggest butter-brushed tops and reheating methods for day-old rolls.

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Pittsburgh Markets and Livestock Prices Report

Pittsburgh markets report wholesale produce dairy pork and fruit prices with multiple items steady to higher. Livestock steady with cattle and sheep values noted. dairy butter eggs and poultry prices listed. weather and regional notes included with a parade and stunt show announcement in Ridgway area events.

N Ouilbas SU Kb Acks Mina Katwhdlins Ohio Cobblers Saft Penns Teuhw Alisses Buibuks Mane Cobblers New Jersey West Potwlues Pittsburgh Howe Leghorn Gols Mary

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