Stark Shower For Mrs. Donald Brigham
Edward Brigham hosted a social shower for Mrs. Donald Brigham on Wayne Street last evening. About 100 guests attended and gifts were presented to the honored guest, including items from Mrs. Dennie Weight, Mrs. Jack Walsh, and Mrs. Mary Brigham. The table centerpiece featured a baby carriage vase with ink sweet pear, and Taylors were miniature high chairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Brigham
Wayne Street
Dennie Weight
Jack Walsh
Mary Brigham
Elks Club dinner fund installation session noted
Corry lodge 169 BPO Elks held a dinner and installation at the Elks Club drawing guests from Erie Meadville and surrounding towns. Exalted Ruler Lynford Chase presided with Wilson Goodill and staff installing officers including William Roeblis A S Bong Don Nantes and others to national and state conventions. Local social notices follow mentioning visits, returns, and travels of residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Lote
No. 169
B.P.O. Elis
Erie
Beottdaly
Ituayille
Meadville
Elks Club
Lynford Chase
Wilson Goodill
William J. Roebliz
A. S. Bong
Don Nantes
Richard Bachemer
Horton J. Davis
Harry Powers
Frank L. Keefe
Mr. Roehrig
Harold Cragg
Sn Porthind, Ore.; Charles P., Kealing
Everett J. Phillips
Herbert Dabi
Jerome F. Needham
Esquire
Louis Sears
Alfred Morrison, Sr
Warren Terry Tops Lyceum Final 1946-47 Program
Warren Terry the leading American Gilbert and Sullivan exponent appeared at Corry Senior High School for the Lyceum Course finale drawing about 200 attendees. He reviewed Gilbert and Sullivan lives and presented opera stories and humorous selections from The Mikado The Pirates of Penzance Patience and other works with accompanist Ruth Morris also performing two soprano solos Love Is a Plain Live Song and Little Buttercup. Lloyd Matson praised Corey patrons and students who sold tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyceum
Warren
Terry
Corry Senior High
William S. Gilbert
Arthur Seymour Sullivan
Patience
Mr. Terry
Ruth Morris
Buttercup
Lloyd Matson
Corey
P O N Y Association Dinner Meeting at Columbus Church
The P O N Y Association held a dinner meeting at Columbus Community Church with No-Bar Riding Club hosting. Guests included Warren and Oil City riding club members. flowers and miniature horse decor adorned tables. J E Heinty presided as minutes read on by-laws. horse show dates announced for June and August. May 7 meeting planned for Albion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Community Church
iGlub
P. GO. N. Y. Association
Warren
Oil City
Columbus Fire Department
J. E. Heinty
Brie
Albion
Presbyterian Guild Holds Important Meeting
The Presbyterian Guild of the Presbyterian Church met at the church parlors with fifteen members present. Mrs. J. W. Rickers led the session and devotion. Plans were made to send delegates to the Presbyterian meeting in Bradford on April 29 and 30. A contribution was decided for Presbyterian Hospital at Cambridge Springs. The dinner at six o clock was hosted jointly by Guild and Opportunity Club officers. The next meeting will be May 6 with Mrs A O Santsbury, Mrs Frank Morris and Mrs J B Patterson as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Guild
Presbyterian Guild of the
Presbyterian Church
Camsbridge Springs
Opportunity Club
A. O. Santsbury
Frank Morris
J. B. Patterson
Engagement of Frances Burdick to Tryin Smith announced
Mr and Mrs Frank Burdick of RD announce the engagement of their daughter Frances to Tryin Smith son of Mr and Mrs Tra Smith of Gettysburg Frances attended Corry schools and works at Phoenist Hotel Smith attended a school at Gettysburg served with the Army and is employed by a construction company The couple plan to marry on June 6 with further society details on page six
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Burdick
Frank Burdick
A Today
Frances
Tryin Smith
Tra Smith
Gettysburg
Miss Burdick
Corry
Phoenist
Smith
Gebtysburg
A.tom~ Struction Company
Unis
Raymond Girls Honor Bride Elect in Dinner Party
A group of office girls from One Raymond Manufacturing Company hosted a dinner at Martys Star Casino in honor of Miss Jacquelyn Howard, bride elect. Guests included Mrs Ivar Rhenborg, Miss Mary Hnatyszyn, Miss Evelyn Wiggers, Miss Mary Baldwin, Miss Mildred Haenel, Miss Mary Orn, Miss Elaine Haight, Mrs Alice Gates, Mrs William Durham, Miss Zelma Taylor, Miss Angeline Marsh, and Miss Dorothy Pashnick. Howard received a fine gift and attendance enjoyed the floor show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Manufacturing Company
Marty's Star Casino
Hoor
Jacquelyn Howard
W S W S Plans May 8 Banquet At Church
The W S W S of the Corry Evangelical United Brethren Church held a regular meeting with 40 members present at Mrs. Jesse Whitney's home. Plans were made for a mother and daughter banquet on May 8 at the church. Committees were appointed for program, menu, decorations, and dining room. Mrs. Margaret Keppel spoke on The Changing China, outlining the country and missionary work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.S
Corry
Esther Bounds
Marie Campbell
Atlooyn Patton
Florence Humes
Florence Fleming
Lottie Keppel
Margery Patterson
Mildred Mosher Jis
Gladys Dougherty
Anna Welch
Pauline Beagle
Verna Whitney
Olivia TenHuisen
Fay Bergman
Alice Bush
Margaret Keppel
Junior Senior Banquet And Prom Draw Big Attendance
A large crowd enjoyed the annual Junior senior banquet at Hotel Corry with 169 faculty and guests present. Over 225 couples attended the prom at the Junior High School gymnasium with Roger Carle's orchestra providing music and rainbow decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Corry
William Zafiropulos
Jack Wilson
H. J. Sheen
The
Cory Senior High School
Jean
Syeagie
Grace Middleton
Dlefin Marie Johnston
Jack Whitehead
David L. Swartz
Corry Schoo
Sheen
Miss Middleton
Rey
Hildebrand
Roger Carle
Brie
Basketball Bank
Margaret Karkoski
Lenore Austin
Rolad Putnam
F. Lowe Edwards
Birthday Party Held After Prom for Richard Martin
Richard Martin invited a group of friends to his Grove street home after the Junior-Senior Prom. Attendees included Violet Damon Dorothy Robinson Norma Marsh Dime Jones William Hall Ray Amy and Jan Howard. The event honored Richard’s upcoming birthday on Saturday April 14. Mrs Ralph Martin served chili cornbread cake and coffee for the crowd. Dancing followed the refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Akam
West Washington Street
Jamestown
B. Morrison
James Slagle
West Wayne Street
Mendyske
Barbara Ano Teppel
Katherine Gibbs
New York City
H. Keppel
Mott Street
Jennie Bowell
Erie
Warren Hutcheson
West Ghurch Street
Bowell
Geneva
L. A. Rossin
Elaine
Franklin Street
South Bend
Ind
Alice Betts
Warren
William Harmon
Henry Clark
Corry-Jamestown Mfg. Corp
Philadelphia
Floyd Wolentz
Eas
Main Street
Buffalo
Edward Wolcott
William S. Loveland
Norfolk
Harvey Loveland
Hingstreet
Fred Schwab
Niagara University
Niagara Falls
Orrin B. Kinney
Nancy
Margaret Bender
Jackson Watt
Memphis
Tenn
Daneees
Richard Martin
Grove Street
Violet Damon
Dorothy Robinson
Norma Marsham Dime Jones
William Hall
Ray Amy
Jan Howard
Richards
Fialph Martin
Chile
Helping Hand Club Plans Rummage Sale
Helping Hand Club met at the LOQ Hall with fifteen members. Mrs. Eugene Smith, president, chaired and plans were made for a rummage sale at the hall in the near future. date to be announced. The president will serve as general chairman. After business and social time, dinner was served by Mrs. John Ohrn and Mrs. Frederick Beall. Next meeting set for April 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LQ O.P. Hall
Fleuaon
Eugene Smith
Lo.q.f. Biull
Announcer Spor
John Ohrn
Prederick Beall
Banquet Eve Party Names Queen and Court
A junior banquet event began Thursday evening with 26 youths at Evangelical United Church for a social gathering of games and singing. The group then moved to Union City Ritz Restaurant for comedy travel films and a queen selection. Miss Arlene Webb was chosen queen with Miss Dorothy Joseph and Miss Charlotte Watrous as court. Jerome Davis was crowned knight of honor. Attendees included Rev and Mrs Whiteman, Mr and Mrs Chase, Mr and Mrs Bush, and Mr and Mrs Keith Henton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical United Finethten
Paviora
Union City Ritz
Prancis G. Whiteman
Arlene Webb
Crosby Bush
Lyle Chase
Dorothy Joseph
Charlotte Watrous
Jerome Davis
Whiteman
Chase
Bush
Keith Henton
Thompson Mallery Wedding in Bear Lake and Fredonia
Flora Mallery of Bear Lake and Fred Thompson of Fredonia wed at Evangelical United Brethren Church yesterday at 5:30 PM. Rev H Ray Harris led a double ring ceremony. The couple’s reception featured American Beauty roses at Ritz Restaurant. They will honeymoon and reside in Fredonia after April 19.
Rebekah Lodge Plans Installation
A special meeting of Daddy Franklin Rebekah Lodge No 140 was held at the IOOF Hall. Noble Grand Mrs P L Swanson set final plans for the installation of recently elected officers to be held April 8 with Mrs Myrtle Milks and staff from Erie in charge. A Lakewood Rebekah Lodge member will initiate six candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
Franklin Rebekah Lodge
P. L. Swanson
Myrtle Milks
Erie
Lakewood Rebekah Lodge
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tern
Blatt
Ras Bik
Bea
Madeleine Nes Frank
Baa Puitvst Eno Ae Lia
Children’s Film Library
INCS
Corry Council
Parent-Teachers
Mrs. Donald Brigham
P.O.N.Y. Association
Raymond Girls
Helping Hand Club
Ford Dealers
Ford
Onetaasion
Powell Motor Co
N. Center St
Bia
Chapin
Tuckerman’ S
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