Miss Maude Porter Honored by Friends in Spring Creek
Miss Alice Damon hosted a social at her Spring Creek home for bride elect Miss Maude Porter. Eleven guests attended with games and contests won by Miss Cucille Kimmy and Maxine Greeley. A farewell shower presented many lovely gifts and a dessert luncheon closed the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Porter
Alice Damon
Howe In
Spring Creek
Cucille Kimmy
Maxine Greeley
Ess
Corry’s First WAAC Entering Officers School
Miss Virginia Williams, daughter of Mr and Mrs Z P Williams and the first local girl to join the WAACs, has completed basic training at Daytona Beach training center and leaves today for the officers school at Ford Des Moines. Her friends here are pleased by her appointment and travel to attend milestones in her military career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SONY
Virginia Willums
Z. P. Williams
Waacs
Daylone Beach
Ford Des Moines
Tawa
Sunday School Teachers Plan Mother's Day and Picnic
United Brethren church Sunday school teachers and assistants met at the church last evening. Superintendent Eoin West ley outlined plans for Mother’s Day and Children’s Day services and a possible separate opening for the primary department due to growing enrollment. The group decided to hold the annual picnic at Mead Park and noted new equipment purchased for each class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B
Wiffeen
United Brethren Church
Eoin Westley
Wiis
Separte
Mead Pari
Rotary Club Dinner Topics and Local Membership Notes
The weekly Rotary Club dinner featured cyne W. Sholabarger as guest speaker with color slides on the life of Christ. Plans were discussed for Jovi Rotarians to attend the Erie district conference, with a large delegation expected. Nominations for officers were placed in the hands of the committee ahead of the next election, and Arthur Ramisey joined as a new member while Paul Abbot prepares for military service. Ensign Clarsbelle Bless has returned to Philadelphia after visiting family. Local residents and visitors were noted, including Donald M. Sears returning to India, California for leave, and multiple trips to New York City, Jamestown, and Fort Lauderdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyne W. Sholabarger
Rotary Club
Christ
Erie
Lange
Arthur Ramisey
Paul Abtot
Mr. Abbot
Jnin
Armed Forces
Clarsbelle Bless
Navy Nursing Corps
Philadelphia
A. Sorenson
West Smith Street
Donald M. Sears
India
Calif
East South Street
E. Hawksins
John Fenstermacher
New York City
Renstermacher
Martha Ann
Lima
Ohio
Fenstermacher
Hawkins
Mott Street
Warren
John P. Feustermacher
Willam Beal
David
Best
Leo Rhynard
Beal
Rrié
Walter Scott
Fort Lauderdam
Tor
Marths Carlson
Jamestown
Hobart Swarts
Bob
Charles
Mt. Alton
Mins
Frank Belser
Pairhaven
Mabel Lombard
Pie
Paul Fullom
Fort George Meare
Mis T. Pulley
Autry
Paul Auer
Abe Gumbisky
Elin
Mpy
Corry
Ependine
Robert H Stearnshue
Fle Marine
New River
N.C
Mir
Stearns
West
Plea
Ant Street
Vale Stearns
Ensign
Carl Mallon
Larmiells
Spartanshire
Weil
Carry
Rhe
Ely
Weight and Nutrition PTA Talk at Junior High
Gordon home economics instructor of the Gorty schools will address the Junior High Parent-Teachers Association meeting in the sub High School library Thursday at 3:30. Miss Gordon replaces Miss Kepler as afternoon speaker due to her illness. Other features include accordion timber by Mary Lou, reading by Marie Zafiropmlex, and a victory speaker. Attendance is emphasized as officers plan election of the entire year and other business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wren
Bonells
Gordon
Gorty
Miss Gordon
Miss Kepler
Junie High Schoor
Mary Louight
Marie Zafiropmlex
Surprise Birthday Party for Mrs Delany at Lite Homme
A West Washington party hosted by Mrs Mary Delany’s guests entertained Mrs Mary Delany with a surprise birthday event. Sixteen attendees enjoyed cards and awards at auction bridge and contract. Dolls marked the refreshment table as Easter golds decorated cakes, candies, and flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary DeLary
Milton Zulaneck
Philip Zalznetk
West Washington Strat
Mary Delany
Quilting Club Meets With Mrs Wicker Nigh
The Quine Club met yesterday with Mrs. Wicker Nigh at her East Congress street home. A tureen dinner was enjoyed at one o clock and was followed by a social afternoon of sewing and visiting. Several members attended the regular meeting.
Easter Monday Bingo Party Plans Move Forward
Plans for the Easter Monday bingo party sponsored by the L C B A advance with April 26 set for St Edward's Hall. Mrs. James Miloney serves as general chairman as ticket sales rise. the event opens at 8 o'clock and is billed as one of the season's largest bingo affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Miloney
St. Edward's Hall
First WAACs Take Active Field Jobs
New York April 14 the first group of WAACs assigned to field duty in the United States began work at anti aircraft headquarters. A company of women assumed roles at artillery units, manning guns and searchlights at Long Island air defenses, marking a shift from a male dominated combat zone.
Aaby Boy Born Tuesday at Corry Hospital
Aaby boy was born Tuesday afternoon at Corry Hospital to Mr and Mrs Paul Stroup of 624 Spring Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaby Boy
Corry Hospital
Paul Stroup
Springstreet
Mrs Edwin Cole Hosts Card Club Evening
Mrs Edwin Cole of West Frederick street entertained her card club with an auction bridge evening. Two tables played. Miss Ida Watrous and Miss Erma Bunink won the prizes. Mrs Cole served a dessert table after nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Cole
West Predertek Street
Tda Watrous
Ernia’ Bunink
Ayrods
Golden Links Class Host Evening Meeting
Sleda Hastings Wright Street hosted the Golden Links class of the Methodist church. Twenty two members and two visitors attended. Mrs J B Boginted led the devotion on the Easter story of the Crucifixion and Resurrection. Mrs Kyin Young, Anes president, led a brief business meeting. A feature was a Sever hatsie providing entertainment and benefiting the class. Hastings was assisted in refreshments by Mrs Q D Nichols, Mrs Belay Dohen and Mrs Warner. There will be De Mireen dinner Lis month and the next meeting will be held Tuesday May 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sleda Hastings
Wright Street
Methodist Church
J. B
Hastings
Q. D. Nichols
Belay Dohes
Warner
ENE Club Plans Spring Party and Meeting Notes
E. N. E. Club held its monthly meeting at a member’s home on East 1. MEAG discussed plans for the spring party to be hosted by Mrs. GW Andrews in May. Guests included Mrs. Leland and Mr. Harold Patiereen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Airs
Andews
Ace Davellers
Gail Odnigas
Erie Engagement of Interest to Carry Friends Frucniis
In a forthcoming city announcement, a couple from Este and Douglas is noted with ties to local figures. The betrothal, set for Saturday May 45, involves Roel, a gentleman from Viterait, and a professional connected to Security-Peppies Tenet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Lowen
Meumemert
Keck
Hesehey W. Kerk
Este
Pretty Bope
Evie
Roel
Ste Vineen
Gerepal Electric Apprentica
Mid-April storm coats Pennsylvania with heavy snow
Corry reports two inch snowfall as widespread storm blankets the state with eight inch totals in western and eastern mountains. Greensburg and Pocono areas see dangerous conditions with fey treeways. Daleville records seven inches and Pine Hill ten, traffic halted in portions of the Poconos. officials urge minimal travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Stile
Pennsylvania
Greensburg
Pocono Mountain
He State
Highway Department
Daleville
Scranton
Lackawan— ‘Na Coumty
Pine Hill
Carbondale
Poconos
Senate approves merit rating bill in Pennsylvania
Associated Press reports in Harrisburg that the merit rating bill passed the Senate with a majority vote. The measure ties employee and employer contributions to a defined scale, replacing the present rate and linked to various earnings and benefits provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Associated Press
Harrisburg
Apeli
Lnwen
Joe
Ramgensation Lund
Froperick T. Homsher
Rommel Evacuates Part of African Force
Allied communique reports Rommel withdrawing part of the Axis force from Tunisia as German and Italian air losses rise. Most evacuees reportedly Tunisian troops reaching Sardinia and Sicily by small boats, while ground personnel are said to be removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunisia
Algiers Ts
Ivorce
Rommel
Timisia
Reuters
Sardinian
Sieilim
Orfors
Also Mentioned on This Page
Walter Slezak
Albert Dekker
Albert Basserman
Harry Shannon Aarke
Radio Machina
WAAC
Officers School
Dial
Healy
Post Bran
Kelloga
Parkerhouse
Menen & Soo
Helen Shoppe
Toys
Tois
Ladies Lingéri
Alipatad
Rogutacly
Armstrong Forest Co
Johnsonburg, Pa
D. P. Brooks
Sheffield, Pa
Hardee
National Bank OF Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Washington, D. C
TAMS
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
Mans
Roraels
Andhewar
Bert
Fanzetallg
Ae Mle
Alfiets
Switzerland
Rome
Chup- Marsellie
Sir Romler
Rei Cross
Meginuis
Helen
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