Martin Is Martin Honors at Family Birthday Dinner
Martin Is Martin son of Mr and Ed Martin 134 East Church honored at a dinner event celebrating birthday. Cobra Patrol of Seauts attended with Scoutmaster John junior and Assistant Gordon plus Louis Street Clyde Heningins Riefstal and Robert. Prize for coach played won by Thompson Richard. Boys attended regular Scout meeting in Farrell Wheeling with mother Mrs Hazel and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Ed Martin
East Church
Seenih
Cobra Patrol
Seauts
John
Wses Enjoy Tureen Dinner and Program at Methodist Church
The Women’s Society of the Methodist church held a regular meeting last evening in the church. It included a tween dinner in charge of Mrs Lawrence Eisenman with fifty five guests. Ida Onn led devotions and Mrs C E Shoop led hymns. A trio including Mrs W Marsh Mrs Irvin Young and Mrs C F Johnson sang I Heard the Voice of Jesus. Slides on missionary work were shown by Mrs Bryan Stowe. A rummage sale was planned with Mrs Lawrence Davison as general chairman. time and place to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wses
The
Methodist Church
Lawrence Eisenman
Ida Onn
C. E. Shoop
Irvin Young
C. 4. Johnson
Jesus
R. 8. Dewey
Bryan Stowe
Lawrence Davison
Local notes and social updates from Warren area
A busy community column lists weddings bids and engagements as well as military moves and career changes. Readers learn of aviation and army postings, theater plans, and visits from relatives, with mentions of businesses, churches, universities, and local clubs shaping the weekly social fabric. Highlights include Elizabeth Wil bert Bradford and Cleveland Ordnance Company links, Bob Morton entering the Air Corps, and readers gathering for a luncheon at the Bits Restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Ordnance Company
Arsenal
Bob Morton
Air Corps
Sharoh
Elizabeth Wilbert Bradford
Youngstown
WMI
Dibby
Mercyhurst
H. V. Raltenborn
Jamestown Os
Nurses Association
Swanson
Harriett Helman
Dress Up! Wartime Fashion From Fira Benenson
Dorothy Hoe profiles Fira Benenson, Polish-born designer in New York, urging women to stay stylish during wartime. Benenson advocates simple cuts, economical fabrics, and a feminine, glamorous look even when wearing uniforms off duty. Her advice combines American practicality with old world elegance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Hoe
Wide World
Fira Benenson
New York
Destiner
Countess Winski
Jaxuse Trek
Poland
Miss Benenson
Paris
Mins Benenson
Gecenta
Miss Berenson
Miss Bonensoi
Heavy Home Nursing Class Registration Surges
Red Cross in city schedules six first WWI era home nursing classes. Mrs. C. W. Bracken chairs a surge of registrations at Red Cross rooms. Beginning April 20, sessions run two hours nightly for fifteen weeks across Monday to Thursday. Registrants will be notified of exact times. A second series may be offered in the fall if demand continues. Classes will be held at the Practice House, Junior High School AM sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red. Cross
C. W. Bracken
Red Cross
Five New Members For 4 H Victory Conners
Five new members were admitted to the 4 H Victory Conners club at Mrs Walter Casler’s home. Thelma Prendergast, a 4 H leader from Warren War, spoke on the coming year’s projects including a garden, crops, and making their own uniforms. The next meeting is set for April 20 at Mrs Walter J Custer’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatory Cannes
Columbus
Walter Casler
Thelma Prendergast
Warren
War
Eils
Walter 1
Custer
Opportunity Club Chairs Named At Presbyterian Meeting
Mrs. Ne R. Dickson was sister to the Opportunity Club of the Presbyterian church last evening on West Pleasant street. Mrs. J. W. Rickers presided at the business session. Chairmen named include Mrs. J Heerein ways and means, Miss Dein Madnes (hiense), Mrs. Douglas Rozelle correspondence secretary, Mrs. W. W. Graham pianist, Miss Marian Smith flowers, Mrs. G. L. Boyd membership. Plans set to serve finer to the Young People’s Choir of Erie for a May concert under Lee Whitlesey. Contests awarded to Mrs. George Keefe and Mrs. Harvey Loveland. Refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ne R. Dickson
Opportunity Club
Presyterian Church
West Pleasant Street
J. W. Rickers
Business Seasion
J. Heerein
Ways and Menrs
Dein Madnes
Douglas Rozelle
W. W. Graham
Marian Smith
Corryites Attend Kentucky Wedding Across State Lines
Eleanor Corry and Arnold Jewell wed in Russell Kentucky on January 2 1942 in a ceremony attended by Mr and Mrs Max J Chris of Corry. The bride, a 1941 graduate of a local high school, worked for New Process Company. The groom, a 1940 Youngsville High School alumnus, is employed at National Forge and Ordnance in Trdine. They plan to reside in Pilisfletd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Process Company
Jewell
Slumius
Youngsville High School
National Forge and Ordnance Company
Trdine
Birthday honors for Mrs Stella Romanosky at party
Mrs Hiram Brewer hosted a birthday party for Mrs Stella Romanosky with games and dancing followed by a luncheon. Guests included Mr and Mrs Albert Hill, Mr and Mrs Brown, Miss Ann Bailey, Mr and Mrs Stanley Butcher, Miss Josephing, Sophie, and Asa Romansley. The guest of honor received many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Romanosky
Hiram Brewer
Albertc Hill
Brown
Ann Bailey
Stanley Butcher
Josephing
Sophie
Asa Romansley
Rev Wagner Leads YMCA Leader Course Discussion
Rev E L Wagner spoke at a community center meeting stressing the YMCA role in religious and moral education. He outlined three points on knowing God and Christian belief and urged the YMCA to offer programs fostering reverence alongside recreation, followed by a round table discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Wagner
Alte
EL. Wagner
Wagner
YMCA
MCA
Final Card Party at St Elizabeths Church
Mrs Garl Haight and Mrs Raymond Grady co chairmen plan a Wednesday evening card party at St Elizabeths Church. Assisted by committees, the event features a blind bogey and marks the last card party of the season by the church ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Elizabeth’s
Garl Haight
Raymond Grady
St. Elizabeth's Cmurch
Stason
Mrs Leon Bloss Honored at Perk Place Party
Mrs Leon Bloss was honored at a party hosted by Mrs Paul Catlels at Perk Place. Games and music entertained guests with prizes won by Mrs Byron Fitch Mrs Donald Garter and Mrs Leon Bloss. A lunch was served as Mrs Bloss received many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Bloss
Paul Catlels
Perk Place
Byron Fitch
Donald Garter
Bloss
Corry Club Women Attend Pittsfield Birthday Dinner
A Pittsfield dinner gathering of the Corry Club Women Ab met for a birthday dinner of the Youngsville Club. Seventy seven guests from Warren Jamestown Meadville Corry and Youngsville attended the turkey dinner. Mrs S O Barnes of Union City spoke and Mrs DeGoryahlo of Rio de Janeiro Brazil gave an address on Brazilian and U S customs. The decor featured pink blue and yellow and each guest received a favor.
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Suuphen
Gary Business Uniti Professional Women’s Club
Pittsfield
Youngsville
Bushty-seven
Warren
Jameston
Meadville
Corry
5. O. Barnes
Unis City
DeGoryahlo
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Breil
United States
Bride-elect Mildred Darrow honored at miscellaneous shower
Pauline Svelz and Miss Helen Konderlik hosted a Sunday afternoon party at the Tatters home to honor Mildred, the upcoming bride of Russell Darrow. The event featured dancing and visiting with Miss Konderick receiving many gifts. Mrs Sveta and her sister served salad and dessert to forty five guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Svelz
Helen Konderlik
Tatters
Mildred
Russell Darrow
Erie County Sunday School meet sets Youth Conference dates
Mr and Mrs John Westley attended the Erie County Sunday School Association meeting in Erie. Plans were made for the Youth Conference to be held in Albion June 7 8 and 9 and preparations were completed for the event to be held at Wayne Street Methodist Church in Erie this Saturday drawing attendees from Corty and other areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
John Westley
Erie County Sunday School Association
Albion
Wayne Street
Methodist Church of
Corty
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Among the Living
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Tanai
Usha Rogers
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Farrell
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Hazel
J. C. Rosenthal
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Zuckerman
N. Center St
Dial
Areal Esx Society
Eee
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H. G. Wolfe
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Johnny Sprovers
Spain
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Washine~ton
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Japan
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Aero Office
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Carl Way
W. FM
Nazarene Church
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Lawrence Edmund Burr
Larry
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Miami
War Department
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Marines of
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Stern
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George LeFebre
Aero
Nancy Hammond
Stunt
Noley
Merrill Wilcox
Hudson
Ohio
Bits
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P. B. Sullivan
Elimbeth Rakiney
M. C. Bonstedt
C.F. McCray
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Augustus Nelson
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Tasbel Skinner
Nelson
Gar Anderson
Great Takes
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Bessie van Winkle
East Church Street
Joseph Wail
Peter J. Foley
Thele Sam
Canal Zone
Julian Bryan
Titusville
Jamestown High School
Bryan
Paul Spielman
O. W. Bracken
Merritt LeRoy Pequeen
Camp Livingston
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Manhattan
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Itimt
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Wheelock
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Ant Wilcox
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Lawrence Hammond
Phblisdelphia
T. E Steele
D. A. Hillstrom
Ardour and
Clair
Pittsburgh
Hillstrom
P. PF. Baines
Reynoldsville
Srlemos
Kenneth Bock
Baltimore
Glenm Lopus
Merle Besson
Christine
Feanning
L. M. Kowalski
Aero Supply
Mig, Company
John Fernbeck
Lansing Faulkner
North Center Street
Jamestown
Glenn Alden
Delana Alden
Hielen Jones
Lois McGray
Mix
Frank Jones
Bertha McCray
Cleveland
Rose Meloy
Chicago
H. EK. Powell
Clarion
Paul Gleason
North Clymer
Elmer Hoss
Spring Creek
Dean Hyde
Spring Greet
Pc Cut Drug Store
N.center ST
Gorry, PA
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
Corry Club
Healy
Bernstein Bros
North Center St
Corry, Pa
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