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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1941
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a herd velock arts and a phrase about Main Love with a vague date reference. No clear event, people, or place can be determined from the readable portion.
A Baptist church Sunday School cabinet met at the home of Mr and Mrs Barton Smith on West Pleasant Street last evening with ten members present. Plans were laid for Rally Day on Sunday and refreshments were served afterward.
A pre-guaranvement meeting of Thomas Motor Company employees in Corr and Union City Wisconsin reviewed a 1942 Chevrolet model. Fifteen workers attended along with J P Crankshaw and J R Godfrey of Buffalo New York.
The Portry Society gathered at Miss Adele McGray’s home on Polirth Avenue where officers were chosen: Mrs. Florence Tillotson president, Mrs. D. A. Alllstrom vice president, Miss McGray secretary treasurer, and Mrs. C. W. Jones and Miss Lena Cohen on the program committee. The group planned a future meeting at Mrs. Hillstrom’s home on Hast Congress Street.
A group of Corry women traveled to Titusville today for a tea dinner and social at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Miller, formerly of Corry. The attendees included Mrs. J. E. Mount, Mrs. Frank Lockwood, Mrs. J. E. Jones, Mrs. J. W. Bickers, Mrs. Percy McCray, Mrs. Barton Smith, Mrs. T. W. Whitehead, Mrs. Fred Burton, Miss Emma Linscott, Sara Pettingill, Mae Howard, Ruth Meleen, Mrs. Zuella McIlroy, Mrs. Bea Spicer, Mrs. William Hall, Mrs. B. E. Thomas, and Mrs. George Thomas.
The regular meeting of the Girl Scouts of the Presbyterian church was held last evening at the church. Games were played and the group formed the horseshoe. The supper ball call and patrol meetings followed.
Donations for the hospital benefit rummage sale by the hospital auxiliary will be collected. Call Mrs. D Warren DeRosay or leave items at the building next to the fire barh on East Washington street where the sale will be held.
Tonight's listings show NBC Red and Blue, CBS and MBS programs across the evening. Notable items include The Adventures of Thin Man, Kay Kyser, Grand Central Station, Police and Civilian Defense, Manhatt an at Midnight, Rhythmic Rhapsodies, Bat tle of Aulanth, and Farm and Home Hour with Vin Veuve Lopes Orchestra.
Dorothy Crab, daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Craker of Buffalo New York and formerly of Corry, is in the Warren General Hospital School of Nursing graduating class of thirteen. She will receive diploma and pins this evening at the YWCA activities building. This will be the last graduating class as the nursing school at Warren General Hospital closes for economy reasons, with only seniors finishing their courses.
The okapi is described as a relative of the Biraite in the note.
A miscellaneous shower honoring Mrs. Max Chris Seamens at her mother in law Mrs. Frank Seamens East Pleasant Street. Neighbors and friends attended. The event featured many gifts and cards. Mrs Seamens served as hostess during the gathering.
Thomas J McCoy of Fairhaven addressed Rotary members on weekly meetings outlining Fairhaven Corty s new housing development. He described portable demountable and permanent housing types, rental based on tenant income, and how utilities are priced. He answered questions as Bert Walsh and Alton Hitman attended.
A brief note describes Biltmore Homes offering a wide range of woolen fabrics woven from sheep wool. The text claims many colors and patterns with over a hundred distinct simados and mentions dyes described as vexerible and alizurine ages.
About 51 attendees at Concord Parent-Teacher Association gathered last evening at the school. Plans for a rummage sale on Friday and Saturday October 10 and 11 were approved with Mrs. C. A. Mountain as chair. The president Mrs. Mildred Denton was nominated to attend the Northern District PTA convention. Committees include 48 fellows finance led by Mrs. Joe Guignon and others, hospitality, membership, national PTA magazine, program, publicity, and Pounders’ Day. After business a program featured songs by Mary Jean Sullivan, dances by students of Mrs. Clarence Lowe, and a talk on the Lyceum Course by Stanley Anderson. Tea and coffee were served by the committee. The next meeting, in the form of a soup supper, will be Tuesday October agil with Mrs. Glenn Perry chairing the supper.
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