Knox Circle Meets In Regular Presbyterian Session
Knox Circle of Presbyterian Church held a regular meeting at Mrs. William Denby’s home with 12 members and one guest present. Mrs. J Donald Watson chaired. Porter Auer led a program on the final part of the current study book Neat It Panorama, with panelists and hostess duties observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nox
William Lenby
Knox Circle
Presbyterian Church
Ming
William Denby
Doulas Welle
J. Donald Watson
Presbyterian Women
Porter Auer
S. John Rickers
Circle Mem
Warren Ross
Florjee Amy
Marlon Smith
Wel Meriker
Auer
Roxelle i
Sam Skinner
Hers
Reade Langhirt
John Ikers
Heerlein Speech Highlights Aero Club Meeting
J H Heerlein Raymond plant manager spoke to the Aero Fore men's Club Tuesday evening about spring industry problems and gave a short local business history. President Rosengren announced two films for April 24 on the Banshee jet fighter and Union Barge Line, with Dr Hugh A O'Hare addressing May 8 on new techniques in industrial medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vu. H. Heerlen
Raymond
Aero Foremen’s Club
Heerlein
Novian Rosengren
Banshee
Westinghouse
The
Aero
Union Barge Line Company
Ohio
Mississippi
Pittsburgh
New Orleans
Hugh A. O'Hare
C. Kinney
Hospitality Club hears decor talk from home planner
A large gathering of local women met at the V F W Post Home for a Hospitality Club session. George J. Knoll of Erle Dry Goods spoke on home planning and decorating, detailing color, room sizing, exposure, and focal design elements. An accordion number entertainment by Leo Pfeiffer followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hospitality Club
V. F. W. Post
George J. Knoll
Erle Dry Goods Company
Mr. Knoll
Price and Son
Mary McKee
B. F. Bettes
Laurence-Douglas
A Y. Cochran
T. W. Whitehead
Robert Brown
St Edwards P T A Plans Public Supper For April 19
St Edward's P T A held a routine meeting led by Oscar Kinney. They organized and announced a public spaghetti dinner for April 19. First and second grades earned awards for best attendance. Next meeting set for May 8 featuring a tureen dinner. Barbecued hamburgers with rolls pickles and coffee were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Edward’s P.T.A
St. Edward's BT. A
Oscar Kinney
Chester Swarm
Louis Lutz
Raymond Bachomner
Arthur Litz
Betty Coons Engaged to Floyd Smith Jr
Engagement announced for Miss Betty Coons daughter of Clarence Coons and Mrs LaRue Hamilton of 48 West Main Street and Floyd Smith Jr son of Mr and Mrs Floyd Smith Sr of Bear Lake. Miss Coons a Cory High School 1950 graduate and employee at Corry Jamestown plant. Mr Smith attended Panama Central School and works at Chautauqua Plywood Lakewood. No wedding date yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmoun Sna I Mame Louly
Betty Coons
Main Street
Clarence Coons
LaRue Hamilton
Floyd Smith
Bear Lake
Golden Links Class Meets at East South Street Home
Mrs W B Stowe hosted 17 Golden Links Sunday school members of the Methodist Church last evening at her East South Street residence. Devotions were by Mrs Willis Brown and Mrs Bertha Stockton. Entertainment was arranged by Mrs W Marsii and Mrs Irving Young. Refreshments were served by Mrs Stowe with committee members Mrs Fred Mixer and Mrs Bertha McCray. The next meeting is set for May 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Links
W. B. Stowe
Methodist Church
East South Street
Willis Brown
Bertha Stockton
W. Marsii
Irving Young
Stowe
Fred Mixer
Bertha McCray
Kane announces birth in Youngsville and Cady birth at Corry
A daughter born April 7 to Mr and Mrs John Kane of Youngsville at W A Hospital Jamestown. Mrs Kane formerly Norbert Stockton. A second daughter born early this morning to Mr and Mrs Everett Cady of Clymer at Corry Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kane
Youngsville
W. ©. A. Hospital
Jamestown
Everett Cady of
Clymer
Corry Hospital
Spring Dance by C D of A at St Edwards Hall
No Spring dance sponsored by Conception Court No. 35 C D of A tomorrow evening at St Edward's Hall Paul Packo and his Trio provide music from 9 to 12 Specialty dances with prizes arranged Jitters and waltz polka and Paul Jones contests led by caller William Allen Patrons listed include Mr and Mrs Needham Mooney Nantes Lyn n etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. of A
St. Edward's Hall
Paul Packo
J. F. Needham
Joseph Mooney
Consid Nantes
James Allyn
Richard Eachother
Frank Trebes
Alfred Morrison
Harold Cragg
Paul Jones
William Allen
Jolly Eight Club Meeting At Mrs Gibbs Home
Mrs C E Gibbs of East Bond street hosted the Jolly Eight Club afternoon gathering at 500 East Bond. A 500 game awarded prizes to Mrs Marjorie Brown and Mrs H D Haupin. Salad pickles apple pie Jeonkies and cakes were served. Next meeting set for April 24 at Mrs Marjorie Brown’s East Main street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Eight Club
C. E. Gibbs
East
Bond
Marjorie Brown
HD. Haupin
East Main Street
Dinner Party Honors Mrs. W. A. Steen at Waterford
A birthday dinner was held Tuesday at the Sportsman's Club in Waterford honoring Mrs. W. A. Steen. Attendees were the Steen Dry Cleaning staff who enjoyed a chicken dinner and small corsages were given to guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auseippuran Muler
W. A. Steen
Sportsman's Club
Waterford
Steen
Friendly Birthday Club Honors Miss Morrison
Miss Mary Morrison was honored by the Friendly Birthday Club at a meeting last evening hosted by Mrs. Bill Coyle of Liberty street. Eleven members and one guest attended. prizes for bingo went to Mrs. Bertha Darwin and Mrs. John Bust. Miss Morrison received a gift. Refreshments were served and Mrs. Lyle Shreve will entertain on Tuesday May 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Birthday Club
Miss Morrison
Mary Murrison
Bill Coyle
Liberty Street
Beth Frederick
Prines
Bertha Darwin Abe
John Bust
Bush
Lylé Shreve
Will Entertain Club
Poetry Society Meeting on Lowell Studies Reports
The Poetry Society held a study session on James Russell Lowell poetry at Mus dessick, Nowton. Mrs Helen Spencer led a brief business meeting in the president’s absence, with refreshments served. Next meeting planned at Lena Cohen’s North Center Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Fyssell Towell
Poetry Society
Mus Dessick
Nowton
Helen Spencer
North Center Street
Mins Lena Cohen
Tri-Hi-Y Club Leaders Speaker at Rotary Dinner
Miss Barbara Karkoski and Miss Joyce Ruffner, presidents of the senior and Junior Tri-Hi- clubs, spoke at the Rotary Club dinner at the Hotel Corry. They described a United Nations style forum attended by 300 girls from Pennsylvania, with local figures assisting and election of new officers planned for next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary
Barbara Karkoski
Joyce Ruffner
Rotary Club
Hotel Corry
Arthur Burgess
Unisells
U.N
Harriss
Tepyesunini
Coty
United Nations
New York
Thomas Pry¢e
Rotaran
Turtle Creek
GC. RufMer
Harry 5. Bowman
Glenn Middleton
Laurie Baker
Sorority Meeting Benefits Beta Sigma Phi Treasury
The Epsilon Phi chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at the Legion Home Tuesday night under Mrs. Fr Laurie who led a brief session of routine business. Mrs. Franke Wise and committee served cakes and coffee. next meeting planned for April 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suniey Fariy
Ute Legion Home
Epsilon Phi
Beta Sigma Phi
Fr Laurie
Franke Wise
Meri
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IFS Allaugh Bonanzans
Tonite
Lakewood Drive-In
Bagdad
Rex Bar
Horace Brynolfson
J. H. Heerlein
Aero Club
Topp
Harold Brown
North
Center Street
Take Worth
Florida
Mr. Brown
Ora Brown
Charles P. Keating
St. Petersburg
Harold Flowers
Annette Burgnon
Rean McElroy
Nancy
Lara Blakeslee
Floyd Johnson
Jean
Warren
Buggnon
Blakeslee
Miss McIlroy
Larry B. Campbell
Warren Conservatory of Music
Ross Bailey
Wiliam Overturt
Camden Ruffner
Northwest
Rygegemens
Tamareau
the National Bank of
Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
James Russell Lowell
Legion Home
Page & Nichols
Pillsbury Flour
E. Main St
Scott Tissue
Krispie Krackers
Crisco
Pascal Celery
Carter
Aoa
Frank A
Chapin
Faberge
Columbus
Carry
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