Junior-Senior Group Social At Corry High
Corry High School held a joint Junior-Senior party at the Presbyterian Church with a roast beef dinner served by the Opportunity Club. The event featured formal gowns, spring flowers, class colors, and performances by students and guests, followed by dancing at the Junior High School gym with Herbie Johnson’s orchestra. Out-of-town attendees and local visitors were listed among the revelers and post event travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Presbyterian Church
Opportunity Club
Fourines
Curtis Feld
William Zafiropulos
Howard J. Shten
Kathleen Peiffer
Little David
Betty French
Mr. Sheen
Norma Jean Nantes
Ray
Uy Boyd
Herbie Johnson
Erie
Feldt
Patricia Blanchard
Carol Welch
North East
Gerald Matthews
Mother and Daughter Party at Spring Creek
The Spring Creek Ladies Aid Society held a meeting where Mrs. Raymond Sickler was named event chairman for the upcoming May gathering. Mrs. Wilson Sickler hosted the Thursday session with Mrs. Bess Johnson assisting, and Mrs. Walter Maxwell led devotions. Rev. Fred Gook of Milroy will be guest speaker at the community house this Saturday evening, with a movie showing and a urged strong turnout. Attendees are asked to bring sandwiches for after the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Creek Ladies Aid Society
Raymond Sickler
Wilson Sickler
Bess Johnson
Walter Maxwell
Fred Gook
Milroy
D A R Members Meet for Tureen Dinner in Sparta nsburg
D A R Brokenstraw Valley Chapter met Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Walter Auer on East Smith street. Eighteen members and two guests, Mr and Mrs Ralph Blakeslee of Spartansburg, attended a 4 o'clock tureen dinner. Mrs B C Barnes led a short business session and roll call was answered by a verve on Spring. Mr Blakeslee spoke on Letchworth Park in New York state. The next meeting is May 6 at the home of Mrs I M Loveland on Park Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Blakeslee
Spartansburg
Brokenstraw Valley
Walter Auer
Fast Smith Street
B.C. Barnes
Regent
Letchsworth Park
New York State
Auer
Jesse Newton
Lyle Stranahan
1. M. ‘Loveland
Park Street
Prom Party at Hotel Lamely in Jamestown
Annual Prom Party for Mt Corry churches held in Jamestown at Hotel Lamely. Seventy three attendees enjoyed a radio style program with announcers and MCs Charles Bugbee Ur and Lloyd Whitcomb. A quartet and skits entertained, reels shown, magic acts performed, and refreshments served before a devotion led by Rev Ray Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Fish
Lynn Bergman
Dick Shannon
Harley Reet
Gilbert Willink
Mr Tugbee
Mr. Whitcomb
Kyle Chase
Paul Mather
David Hubertz
George Bagley
Jeanne Heenel
Jean Jaquith
Alice Bennett
Hsle Lee
Robert Williams
Phyllis Ross
Bertha Miller
Ray Harris
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Occansion
Harris
Crosby Bush
Harold Redding
Keith Henton
Mrs Hauenstein Hosts Friends In Home Evening
Mrs E K Hauenstein entertained 12 ladies at her daughter Mrs Robert Garfield’s West South angel home. Guests enjoyed visiting and games with Judy winning an award. Dessert and coffee were served late. The visiting ladies came from Sorry and remained in the city for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hauenstein
Robert, Garfield
West
South Angel
Judy
Offcers Installed at Corry Lodge 769 Elks for Year
Corry Lodge No 769 Elks held their annual installation of officers last evening at the lodge home with Erie Lodge 67 officers conducting. New exalted ruler A S Boag led the list, with Donald Nantes and Richard Bachomner named top knights. 225 guests attended a prior dinner at Hotel Corry and a post meeting lunch of jam sandwiches, potato salad and baked beans. Distinguished Erie visitors included Dell Darling county commissioner, Harry Miller county recorder of deeds, and George Chacona, a former local store operator now Erie businessman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Elks
Erie Lodge 67
Edward Q. Brown
George ©. Goodill
Robert J. Lepere
John W. Kinem
Tright
Norris L. Kit
Harry J. Powers
Harry W. Parker
Hotel Corry
Erie
Dell Darling
Harry Miller
George Chacona
Neighbors Sewing Club Plans Fortnight Meetings
The Neighbors Sewing Club met yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Walter Carter’s home on West Pleasant Street. A noon dinner followed at 1 pm, with a business session chaired by Mrs. Carter. Members voted to hold meetings every two weeks and set next gathering for Mrs. Jennie Willis’s home on East Washington Street with Mrs. E. J. Higby assisting. The occasion will celebrate three members’ birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neighbors Sewing Club
Walter Carter
West Pleasant Street
Carter
Jennie Willis
East Washington Street
E. J. Higby
Legion Auxiliary Rummage Sale Set for April 9 10
At the Ameri can Legion Auxiliary meeting on North Center street Miss Mary Ori president will chair a rummage sale planned for April 9 and 10 at the former Grand Shoppe. Members worked on community quilts for service and sent a petition to district congressmen supporting universal military training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bikin Auf
Anne Royek
Leon Brown
Mary Murr
Wallace Young
Richare Hughes
Daughter Born to Mr and Mrs George Sekerak
A daughter was born last evening at 1 Cort Hospital to Mr and Mrs George Sekerak of R D 2. The infant joins a family that recently welcomed a new member and strengthens local ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cort’ Hospital
George Sekerak
Dayton Foremen Club hears talk on national group growth
A Dayton man addressed the local Foremen's Association at the Aero Supply Mfg. Co. Inc. meeting in Hotel Corry's Corry Room. Louis A. Crittenton of Dayton spoke on the National Association of Foremen, noting 35,000 members in 33 states and parts of Canada. Hugh Mosher, a national director, attended as a guest and The Swipe Hunters provided music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foremen’s Association
Aero Supply Mfg. Co. Inc
Corry
Hotel
Louis A. Crittenton
National Association of Foremen
Dayton
Ohio
Crittenton
Hugh Mosher
Swipe Hunters
Wedding at Bear Lake Delights Local Community
A ceremony at the EUB Church near Bear Lake united Miss Ruth Margaret Perkins and Japvns Leroy Ireland, son of Mr and Mrs Merlyn Ireland of Niobe, on Easter Eve. Attendants included Miss Joyce Eilithorpe and Misses Martha Arm Jane Elizabeth Perkins, with groomsmen Marvin Alex Perkins and William Ireland. A reception followed at the L Perkins home before the couple departed for a honeymoon in Washington New York and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake
Ruth Margaret Perkins
Japvns Leroy Ireland
Merlyn Ireland
Niobe
E. U.B
Claud Eggleston
Arthur Pang
Joyce Eilithorpe
Jamestown
Martha Arm
Jane Elizabeth Perkins
Marvin
Alex Perkins
Wiliam Ireland
Perls
Washington, D. C
New York
Philadelphia
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Maria Montes
Maureen Cliftor ‘Young, O'Hara- Webb
Bola Lugosi
Douglas Fowley
Joyce Compton Ae
Dill Canyon
B. F. Goodrich Silvertowns
B.e.goodrich Silvertowns
Thomas Motors Corry, Inc
Ac Ee
Nunn-Bush
Turner
K Pieper
Ene
Doris ‘M. Foy
Forrest Heucette
Beyenne
N. J
D. Armour Billstrom
Oro Ewing
Erie Railroad
Rehnberg
Doris
Helen Louise
East South Street
Frank’ G_ whiteley
White Street
Miami
Jacksonville
Lakeland
Florida
Baltimore
Bert Weldon
Hubert Weldon
Erie Tomorow
FL. Millspaw
Millspaw
Edinboro
J. F. Holter
Lake
Edith Craie
Virginia
Prince of Pros
Peck Street
Cleveland
Robert, Drake
Marie Dusek
FB. Sullivan
West Pleasent Street
Alvon
D. S. Arbuckle
Dr. Arbuckle
Roanoke
Magnolig Gardens
Charleston
Berea
Lloyd Meerdink
Britain
Spring Creek
E. K. Hauenstein
Boag
Legion Auxiliary
Colgate Giant Tooth
Wrisley Water Soft
Dependable
Helen
Texé
Hasti-Notes
Chapin
Foremen‘s Club
Corry's Smart Women's Shop
North Center Street
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