NBC Executive to Speak at College Worden's Club
Mrs. Dori Corwith of NBC Radio City will address the College Worden's Club on Tuesday evening April 13 at 8 o'clock. Miss Bess Wilson hosts at her Park Street home and the session will be presided by President Miss Helen Lodge with Mrs. Joseph Guignon introducing the speaker. Refreshment committee includes Mrs. Hawkins and several members.
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NBC
Dori Corwith
Public Efforts and Education Department
National Broadcasting Company
Radio City
New York
College Worden
Bess Wilson
Park Street
New York City
Helen Lodge
Joseph Guignon
Ee, Hawkins
Ethel McCray
Leora Stranathan
Nee Titus
Herbert Carcoll
Delaware Street
Benton Harbor
Mich
Carroll
Ben Oehrhaffen
Oehrhaffen
Philip Zybeck
West Washington Street
Lavina Kysar
Business and Professional Woman’s Club
City
M. Agnes Lynch
Harry Blount
Mildred Denton
Tom Jewell
Lillian Murray
T. W. Clark
Charles Stewart
Berris Darwin
Oil City
Helen Remler
Lillian Wassum
State of Palnnsylvania
Harry Barack
DuBois
Barach
Ravusin
Robert Racusin
Kenneth Baker
Acusa
Galli
H. Nelson
Nelson
Frank Grice, Jr
West
Church Street
Peoria
Bradley University
Poster Davis
North Center Street
Horton Davis
West Congress Street
Savannah
Miami Beach
Fla
Stevens
Dalton
Ten Mulderick
Marion
Theodore Martowits
Theodore
Sar | Martowita
Joseph Bichynski
Helen
Cato Une
Marienville
Alexander
Dora Daye
West South Street
Maniey Robbins
Marti
East Main Street
Jamestown
Steele
Robbins
Ernest Buetikofer
Jamiestown
James Kysey
Centerville
Mel. Kysor
Muntey Robbing
Grand Central Palace
John Rickers, Jr
University of Burffalo
Buffalo
J. W.rickers
West Broderick Street
George Williams
Spring Street
Ann Kripa
Mariosker
Pittsburg
Helen Gregovich
Worddine
Rober Gregovich
Graduate Nurses Invited To Lecture On Chemotherapy
Dr E H Horton will speak on chemotherapy and drug use to graduate registered nurses of Corry and vicinity. The talk on Tuesday April 13 at 7 15 PM will be at the Business and Professional Women's Club rooms above Murphy Co. store. The Corry Nurses Alumnae Association sponsors the lecture series. after the talk the alumnae meet at Mrs Carrie Williams home on North Center street with Mrs Russell M Sherman presiding and a social period to follow. Eye prices are highest from July 1 to December with a peak around November 1.
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E. H. Horton
Business and Professional Women's Club
G. ©. Murphy Co
Corry
Mem
Bers
Corry Nurses Alumnae Association
Harmon
Carrie Williams
North Center Street
Russell M. Sherman
Amici Bible Class Meets at Carrier Residence
Mrs. C M Fish led devotions on Our Bible as 16 members and 3 guests attended at East Mal Street home of Mr. and Mrs. John Carrier. Rev H Ray Harris offered prayer and a business session chaired by Mrs. B V McClintock. April offering supports Bible Club workers in Wayne and Concord townships. last night’s offering buys candles for Japan. Poems by Mrs. William Armitage Sr and Mrs. C My Fish. G T Bergman sang Mother’s Bible. Gingerbread with whipped cream and coffee served. May meeting planned at Hare Creek Road home of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Dougherty with toy shower for church nursery.
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Amici Bible Class
Carrier
John Carrier
Amici Bible
Evangelical United Bretten Church
East Mal Street
Gerald Fish
Doris Ross
Helene Harris
C. M. Fish
H. Ray Harris
B. V. McClintock
Bible Club
Wayne
Concord
Japan
William Armitage
C. My Fish
G. T. Bergman
Be, Bush
Gladys Canfield
Lloyd Dougherty
Hare Creek Road
Presbyterian Guild Meeting Reports Planned April Visit
Fifteen members of the Presbyterian Guild met in church parlors for a program with hymns readings and a benediction. Mrs. J B Patterson accompanied and Mrs Florece Army presided. They announced an April 21 Titusville meeting with delegates and alternates named. May 14 is set for the next regular gathering and guests enjoyed a bountiful tureen dinner.
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Presbyterian Guild
Presbyterian
First Presbyterian Church
J. B. Patterson
Floretce Army
Bridal Shower Honors Miss Esther Long in Hometown Event
Miss Esther Long was honored at a bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Wilson Sickler with help from Mrs. Raymond Bickler and Mrs. Kenneth Sickler. About forty guests from Corry Spar tansbur Warren and Spring Creek attended. prizes went to Mrs. Walter Maxwell Mrs. Paul Kaiserlin and Mrs. Edith Donaldson. Cake coffee and decor featured pussy willows and daffodils.
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Esther Long
Wilson Sickler
Raymond Bickler
Kenneth Sickler
Richard Sickler
Corry
Spartansbur
Warren
Spring Creek
Walter Maxwell
Paul Kaiserlin
Edith’ Donaldson
Wisn Tong
Moths in Mohair and Wool Furniture Care
Furniture in Mohair and wool upholstery should be aired in sunlight to stay clean. Regular cleaning helps. spraying with DDT when not in daily use will eliminate moths.
Farewell Party For The Wicker Nighs
A farewell party was held Friday evening at the Cochran residence on East Frederick street for Mr and Mrs Nigh and their children who are moving to Turson Ariz for the war effort. Hosts Mr and Mrs A V Cochran and Mr and Mrs Tracy Whiteheld presided as guests enjoyed the social event attended by nineteen people. Refreshments included molded salad assorted sandwiches coffee and mints. Mr and Mrs Nigh received a use of money from their friends. Attendees included William Croft and Ralph S Dewey of Erie.
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Ana Ars
Waemer
Sty
Nigh
William Croft
Ralph S. Dewey
Erie
Cory Senior High Alumni Plans June Meeting and Banquet
Officers and committee chairs of the Cory Senior High School Alumni Association held a library session with president Mrs. J. Fred Kinley presiding. Eight attended. annual meeting set for June 3 with first year graduates as guests and a possible postwar banquet.
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Cory Senior High School Alumni Association
J. Fred Kinley
Corey Junior High School
New Look Style Show and Card Party Featured
The Catholic Daughters of America host a style show and card party titled New Look at the Court Conception No. 4% roots on North Center. Mrs. Mervyn Nast chairs the event with attendees invited. reservations to Mrs. James Cassidy by the day before. After the show, refreshments served as Mrs. Leo Hoylens leads the refreshment committee. bridge and 500 games offer awards for each event.
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Nast Company
Court Conception
Catholic Daughters of America
Wth
C.D. of A
North Center Street
Mervyn M. Nast
James Cassidy
Leo Hoylens
William Swan
James Wharton
Leo Rhynwd
Raymond Solidbury
Clark Lord
Child prodigy Feruc ito Barco barred from Cleveland concert
Ohio officials halted the nine year old musician Feruc ito Barco from a concert run by the group pay maestro stating the appearance could occur only if the event was for charity.
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Ferucito Barco
Cleveland
Townsend District Rally in This City Tomorrow
The Townsend Club of this city hosts Sun Jay at an alstrict rally inviting council members Townsend Club members and friends. Afternoon session begins with a Welock at the T. O. F. Hall. State representative BE Gruver will address the group. Fred C. Ace of Brit will preside over the business meeting as district council president. More than one hundred members and guests expected.
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Townsend
Alstrict
T. O
F. Hall
BE. V. Gruver
Counnell
Fred C. Ace
Brit
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