P. W. Club Votes on Defense Bonds and Welcomes Three
The Business and Professional Women’s Club met at the Horn block for a business session authorizing the purchase of 73 defense bonds. Three new members were admitted: Marian York, Nancy Miller, and Georgia Castrantas. An invitation from the Youngsville club was extended for a visit next Monday evening. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Michael Lite, Mrs. G. B. Kysar, and Miss Minnie Koford. Mrs. CM. Neff of Campbell NY is visiting her son in town, and Mr. and Mrs. J. M. McQuistn of Farlnwn NJ arrived after the death of Miss Margaret Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. W
Mies Marian York
Nancy Miller
Georgia Castrantas
Youngsville Club
Ideal Club
Michael Lite
G. B. Kysar
Minnie Koford
CM. Neff
Gempbell
N.Y
Harry Neff
J. M. McQuistn
Farlawn
N. J
Margaret Taylor
Martha Manning
the Nast Co
Bil Wilcox
Fort Monmouth
Mitchell Pied
Corry Country Club
H. J. Sheen
Montgomery Ward
Mary Loveland
Lawrence Park
Phyllis Singer
John 5. Miller
Alezanney’ Borg
Harold Patterson
Sid
Rex Thompson
Rochester
Wheaton
Corry
Bogert
Fl DY
A. Bentmidi
Jack and
Eugene
Withamsport
Ylailed
Amie Blidlick
Columbus
Mich Pommer
Union City
Union City, Gistted
Jack Aymong
Barbara Keppel
Dorothy Aymone
Jamestown
Mas
Ellis Harvey
Granddashter
Joan Harvey
Car|ty
Harold Howard
Carter Hill
B.C. Reneau
Greenville
Theodore Swanson
Marie Flanigan
Harrisburt
Mary Flanigan
Edward Esne
Harrisburg
W. H. Merrick
Lucille Murray
Bulston Spa
Mes.d. Murray
Harold Whity
Springfield
Ohio
Injin Long
B.D. Jenkins
Philip and
Allan
Clevelan
Emily Witvel
Geraldine
Erle
Ada Baldwin
Mintle Devillers
Baxter ‘Springs
Kansas
Bial B. Johnnson
Iwibus
Glenn J. Davis
W. H. Daily
Southcenter Street
Beulah Wolmuth
Toledo
Ellen Ross
Wea
Washington Street
Mary Walling
R. G. Walling
West Smith Street
New York City
Mary O'Hare
Akron
P.J
Mrm. Seblar Daye
Fort Monroe
Bell
Pittsburgh
Duck Bell
Camp Holabird
M. Raymond
E. Rutter
Mildred Alfred
Annual Banquet of Rod and Gun Club Women
The Hod and Gun Club women held an end of season banquet Monday night at the club. Lois C. Huth won the trophy for highest total average and medals were awarded to Anus Mary Patterson, Florence Cobb, Shirley Smith, and Ruth Gravink for high averages in prone, sitting, kneeling and off-hand. A novelty shoot awarded poles to Ruth Gravink, Shirley Smith, and Anns Mary Patterson. A lunch was served and Paul Mould received a gift of appreciation for his services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rod and Gun Club
Hod and Gun Club
Lois C. Huth
Anus
Mary Patterson
Florence Cobb
Shirley Smith
Ruth Gravink
Anns Mary Patterson
Paul Mould
Three Hundred Attend Benefit Bingo Party
More than three hundred people attended a bingo party at St Edward's Hall hosted by the Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association. Miss Florence McEvoy Mrs Dames Nichols Mrs Nell Lyons and James O'Brien won special awards. Mrs James Maloney led as general chairman with parish ladies assisting. Funds raised will support the society’s church work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence =McEvoy
Damés Nichols
Nell Lyons
James O'Brien
Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association
James Maloney
St. Edward's Hall
Local notices mix with Easter season social notes
A long collage of social items, wartime updates, graduations, nursing training, and local movements. Mentions visiting gal in the Southern Army camp escaping quarantine, local sales of two wheeled cycles, Easter confections, nursing graduates, ballot and club activities, marriages, and travel plans across Corry and nearby towns.
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Abe
Wicycles
Club Social Gatherings Across Erie Area
Local social roundup lists residents and visitors from Erie, Corry, Cambridge Springs, and surrounding towns. Names include Mrs. Led Franz, Miss Ruth Hennett, Miss Anne Stover, Mr. and Mrs. F L Haare, the Greene family, Reverend Reiser, and Corporal Hotchkiss. Attendees headed to Buffalo, Susquehanna, and Hilton for visits and events. several families planned weekends and meetings with relatives.
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Wick
Mary O'Hare
Mary Condra
Erie
J. B. Cogan
Soi
Grant
Rebecca
Homestead
Gog
Mary
Sarver
E. L. Morrow
Hilton
Don
Gable
Lawrence Thomas
Buffalo
BW. L. Wagner
Greenville
Marion Neff
Jeanarnie Cass
Hany Hotchkiss
Pine Camp
N. Y
Charles
Wil Brook
Walter Scout
Rob Wert
Style Show Raises Funds for Hospital Auxiliary Efforts
At yesterday's Hospital Auxiliary meeting a style show raised 162 dollars, with 102 dollars recorded as realized. General chairman Mrs D W DeRasay led the event with support from the group. Mrs M R Greene, president, presided as the by laws were discussed by Ms C M Howard. Changes will be voted on next meeting. Eleven attended the nurses home session. Two new members, Mrs Russell Sherman and Mrs James Sinare, joined the auxiliary.
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Yesteeday
D. W.derasay
M. R. Greene
C. M. Howard
Hest
Russell Sherman
James Sinare
Columbus 4-H Victory Conners Met Monday
Columbus 4-H Victory Ganders was chosen as the club name for the year at the third meeting held yesterday afternoon at Frank Dodd's home. New leader Mrs Waller Casler spoke on the year’s new project. Three new members joined, and the slogan Service For Victory was adopted. The next meeting is set for April 13 at Mrs Walter Custer’s home.
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Columbus
Conners
Une
Frank Dodd
Carter Hill School Directors Host Wayne Township Visit
Mr and Mrs Harold Howard entertained Wayne township school directors at their Carter Hill home on a social evening. Guests included Mr Guid Mes Leon Proctor Mr and Mrs Leon VanTassel Mr and Mrs Ralph Batley and daughter Linds Anne and Mr and Mrs Homer Kesslep. While the men discussed business the ladies sewed then Mrs Howard served a dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter Hill
Harold Howard
Wayne Township
Guid Mes
Leon Proctor
Leon VanTassel
and Mes
Ralph Batley
Linds Anne
Homer Kesslep
Howard
Daughter born this morning to Sadowski family
A daughter was born this morning in Corry Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Sadowski of Columbus RD. The birth marks a joyful addition to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Hospital
Alexander Sadowski
Columbus, RD
WSCS Plans Early Rummage Sale No 1
The WSCS planning group met at Mrs. John Puller home with eight members and two visitors. Mrs. Garl Hasbrouck led the business session, confirming a rummage sale later this month to be announced. Contests and music followed with refreshments served by committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
W. 5
John Puller
Twn
Mary Pragier
Garl Hasbrouck
W. 5 Co. 5
Rev Hook Returns From Ohio Evangelistic Campaigns
Mrs Ernest Hook and children motored to Erie Monday to meet Rev Hook returning from Portsmouth Ohio where he closed nine weeks of gospel services in three Ohio churches. Three week campaigns were held in Fayette Wheelersburg and Portsmouth Baptist churches with strong attendance and conversions reported. Rev Hank will leave for two weeks of campaigns in Samuray Florence North Dakota then Des Moines Iowa planned.
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Hook
Ohio
Ernest
Erie
Portsmouth
Fayette
Wheelersburg
Hank
Era
Campagn
Bes Moines
Towa
Mrs Alton Huntley Hosts Sister in South Center Home
Mrs Alton Huntley honored sister Mrs Allen Huntley at a party hosted at 214 South Center Street. The event featured a miscellaneous shower with visiting and contests. prizes went to Mrs Roger Rodkey Mrs Joh Fenton and Miss Evelyn Jackson. Attendants included numerous local ladies and the hostess served a luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton Huntley
Herbert Dah
South Centerstreel
Allen Huntley
Roger Rodkey
Joh Fenton
Evelyn Jackson
Presen
Leo Fowler
Harold Scholton
Leo Wilcox
John Jackson
Robert, Fenton
Howard Gates
Albert Shaffer
Allen Podre
Martin Glatz
Susi Sheljf
Kingdon Drake
Mac Sherman
Corry Ministerial Association Holds Regular Meeting
Eight members of the Corry Ministerial Association met at the Lutheran Church yesterday morning for their regular session. Rev. H. R. Harris read a paper on Church Membership which was well received by one group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Lutheran Church
Harris
Maxine Miller Celebrated At Ninth Birthday Party
Marie Miller hosted a ninth birthday for Maxine Miller at her home. Guests enjoyed outdoor games and a simple lunch. Maxine received numerous thoughtful gifts from attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Miller
Marie Miller
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Pauline Weed
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Viola Goring
R. N
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Prank Butters
Uncle Sam
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Fort Meade
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Washington
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Corregidor
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Will Rogers Field
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Rogers
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Philly
Gary Hospital
Kenneth McCray, Jr
Harald Brown
West Church Street
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al Davis
DuBois
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Johnson City
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Mxv
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Third Indies Bowling League
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Duke” Watson
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Trinity Baptist Church
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Dora Morin
Brook II
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Radio City Music Hall
Carry
Cleveland
Mes Brnolfsn
Opera Association
Steinway Mall
Cony
George Boyd
Mentor Club
Elizabeth Ranney
Louise Williams
Mary Anderson
Elizabeth Reavey
Ann Baresal
Will Blair
Meadville
Miami
John Loves
John Jr
Georgetown
St. Mary's Seminary
Baltimore
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Pillsbury
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Idaho
Watchdog
Coe
Myon Bemberg
F. C. Chapin & Sons
Teac
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Bernstein Bros
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