Fourteen Tables at Legion Card Party
Fourteen tables were set at the American Legion home on North Gentex Street for a can party hosted by the Ladies Auxiliary. Winners in bridge included Mrs Floyd Black and Mrs Frank Burkhardt for contract, Mie W Stuart Houghton and Mrs C L Carlson for games, and Mrs A W Covell with Ms Mary Chante for five hundred. Mrs Morris Bernstein received the door prize, a bouquet of flowers, with Chinese checkers also played. Refreshments followed with sandwiches cupcakes and tea. Committee: Mrs J J Neylon, Mrs Albert Garlburg, Mrs Floyd Holcomb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
North Gentex Street
Awatus Thy Gallon Bridge
Floyd Black
Frank Burkhardt
W Stuart Houghton
C. L
Engagement Announcement At West Sand Street Social
Mrs J I Follett hosted a gathering at her West Sand Street home to announce the engagement of her daughter Miss Dovly Follett to Joseph Piteavage. Guests received envelope pieces forming a mind painter saying Apple Blossom Time as the May wedding was revealed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Follett
J. I. Follett
West Sand Street
Dovly Follett
Joseph Piteavage
Norma Grice
Waith Hixson
Chariotte Nagle
Bernice Sanford
Ruth Bennett
Betty Stewart
Adele Mouray
Fern Aymong
KS. Durham
C. A. Pali
Ruth Downey
Jack Collins
Corry High School
F. W. Woolworth Company
Pitvayage
Cliss
Pennzoil
West Smith Street
Corry
Youn
Miss Ruth Coons Heads Junior V F W Daughters
Miss Ruth Coons was reelected president of the Daughters Organization of the V F W at the first meeting in their West Washington Street home. Officers named include Marie De Mauri first vice president and Alms Reynolds second vice president with Doris Coons as conductress and Mary Ellen Lines as guard. Installation set for May 9 with a thirteen dinner served by Ladies Auxiliary members and a raffle announced by Mrs. Howard Rosa winning the prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Coons
Daughters Organization of Te V. F. W Fist
Vo Flw
West Washington Street
Marie de Mauri
Misa Alms Reynolds
Doris Coons
Mary Ellen Lines
Mary Goons
Sivose McGraw
Inex McGraw
Jean Quintials
Aueiliary
A. W. Rauscher
Marlin McCraw
Clarence Coons
Paul Kilmlisk
Paul Lines
G. G. Reynolds
Howard
Rosa
Aero Supply Office Girls Entertained at North Center Street
The Affiee girls of the Aero Supply Company were entertained last evening at Miss Dorris Rickerso’s home on North Center street with Miss Dorothy Alcan as assistant hostess. James Won played. awards went to Mrs. Dorothy Lineniia and Mrs. Veron iak Savkn. Maple Leaf broadcast was enjoyed with Miss Marjorie Young acting as Mar Elgin. Awards went to Miss Lis Putte and Mrs. Mactla Kignilingey. A small lunch was served to twelve guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aero Supply Company
Dorris Rickerso
North Center Street
Dorothy Alcan
James
Dorothy Lineniia
Veroniak Savkn
Marjorie Young
Mar Elgin
Misa Lis
Mactla Kignilingey
A. Sal
Newborn Daughter Reported at Mavis NY Hospital
A fragmented notice records a birth announcing a daughter weighing about 3 pounds 4 ounces to Mr Lyle Bere of Mavis New York at Carry hospital yesterday. Other names include Miss Fifrancs Gum of French Cruel and Kenneth Sick Jey of Spring Moon, details unclear due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weghing
Ail Sirs
Lyle Bere
Mavis
N.Y
Mos. Berg
Futunevig
Fifrancs Gum
Wart Oh Coley
Columbus PTA Event Aims for Informal Evening
The Columbus Teachers Association will host an informal evening for Columbus township teachers and their spouses at Columbus Community church on Wednesday April 19. Members should send reservations to Mrs Warren Fargo by 9 pm this week, with outreach to those missing invitations to ensure seating and plans. Arthur Page leads a featured entertainment segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cgniwun Earthh Teachers Association
Columbus Township
Columbus Community Church
Warren Fargo
Lillian Guild Members Dine After Evening Meeting
Fourteen members of the Lillian Guild of the Episcopal church in New Fork City enjoyed a tureen dinner last evening at Mrs. HOA Gilbert's home on Chyimh street. The gathering followed the Wen or prow Tire business session and snelitl pe rhidsyere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle
United Brethren
Christchurch
John Westley
Mildred Davis
Dorris Bergman
Lyn Cambell
Raymond Gathers
Harsh Pith
MS. Westley
Ms Campbell
Charles Patterson
Hurold Fist
Margaret Heath
Westley
Charles McMillan
Lillian Guild
Uj Episcopal
Ehtvelrana
Sibel McCloucium
New Fork City
Hoa Gilbert
Chyimh Street
Wheelack Friday Circle Meeting at Wave-Yok Church
A community event at Wheelack Friday Circle gathers at the Wave-Yok church with games misfe and a general sound of a gathering. A family friendly afternoon features table service and sun, with Evuey nue 15 welcoming attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phere
Prilay
Aly
Additional City Meeting Rescheduled at Community House Apel 14
Reported in the Concur Community notice the meeting moves from Friday Apil 2 to Apel 14 at the Community House. A week-old infant, daughter of Mr and Mrs B.A. McClintier, born Coleltt Mc Clintock, suffers pneumonia and is described as slightly improved. she remains a patient at Corey Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apel
Coleltt McClintock
MTHS
B.A. McCintier
Baaltel
Shu
Corey Hospital
Electrivity Technique Described For Stomach Spasm Relief
A new method uses high frequency waves passed through a throat probe to the stomach opening to relieve spasms. The approach aims to calm the region causing discomfort and may represent a noninvasive option for persistent symptoms as described in the report.
Handy kitchen hacks from a pantry guide row
A fragmented list of food prep tips covers storing opened cans, rinsing cans, cooling and storing foods, sousing doughnuts, grinding stale bread into crumbs, using knives for different tasks, reviving stale bread, reheating rolls, washing greens in multiple waters, preserving minerals, peeling carrots, lifting vegetables from boiling water, cooking greens to keep color, and methods to keep lemons fresh and citrus fruits from turning brown. It emphasizes practical, period home economy and preservation practices with specific steps for each tip.
Market summary from Pittsburgh and New York notes
Pittsburgh stock market visible gains and moderate demand across listed items. Agricultural prices show steady apples cabbage yellows and various stock categories. New York reports lifted market with mixed bonds and notable industrial issues rising. dairy butter steady and poultry prices steady amid local formatting.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Basikets
Cates
Starks and Mackintosh
Bed Davis
Penni. Slaymans
Wil Deltons
Texas
Maine
Ang Kalutalina
Taha Flissel Euivbanks
Ny Dale
Mokblevs
Teluaps
Porte Fleas
Hi Thinkers
Tenn Maney Halls
Tous
Porto iPutais
New York
Gan
American Smetters J
Anteriesa T&t
Atlantic Retting
Aubien Auta
Science Bendix Aviation Co
Jjc
Bethlehem: Steel
Phrysler i
Columbia Gas
BM Consolidated Oi
Continental Gan
Ah Curtis-Wright
Ath Gress
Super Terreni Ie
General Blacktie
General Molora
International Nyckel
pRennecott Casa
Montgomery Ward
National Biscuit
National Dairy
New York Central Northern Paulitg
Bhekasd Serveuesseres
Penna
Penney RR
Puire Oj
Spcony Vacuum
Stedard Oil Cwhit Standard
J .Studebaker
Savage
United Corp
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Rex
Edward Small
Louis Hayward
Tom Brown
Richard Carlson
Joan Fontaine
Alan Curtis
THE
State Theatre
Youngsville
Legion
Howard Loveland
Virginia
Meadville
Eleanor Adley
Carnegie
Lovelland
Rey
Francis J. Graves
Edward J. Feeney
St. Thomas’ Church
St. ‘Titus
St. Ja Ph's Academy
Tve
Order of Mercy
Ann Arbor
Mich
Tillotson
Joseph Guignon
Hast Church Street
Kathryn Richardson
Chicago
Michael Kyl
Stanley Kasper
Cleveland
Ohio
Francis T Garvey
North Certey Steel
Lima
Garvey
Ene Railroad
Christensen
Mayville
Paul Quinlisk
Aspinwall
Veterans Hospital
J. F. Mooney
Trs. Moorey
H. RB. Rhodes
Mott Street
HM. Larison
Ward Brennan
Montromery Wari Company
Oldsmobile
Roumy
Fisher
Wiggers Garage
First Avenue
Corry, Pa
Aero Supply Office
Columbus Pta
Journal
Betty Grocker
Home Service Department
Secomis
Kentucky
Hennery White
Feghorn
Old Roosters
Stags
Red
Legkors
Om Ramnvad
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