Warren Titus Elected Stanford Hose Co Head
Warren Titus was elected president of the Stanford Hose Co at last evening’s meeting. Other officers to serve include Vice President Richard Merker Secretary Charles Pain Treasurer Russell Briggs trustees William Heath Frank Kinley Raymond Sandburg, finance committee James Sullivan Alfred Anos Edward Becker foreman Carl Peterson first assistant Albert Fox second assistant Charles Collier firemen relief committee Charles Kinley Edward Becker Raymond Sandburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Titus
Stanford Hose Co
Richard Merker
Charles Pain
Russell Briggs
William Heath
Frank Kinley
Raymond Sandburg
James Sullivan
Alfred Anos
Edward Becker
Carl Peterson
Albert Fox
Charles Collier
Charles Kinley
Regular Meeting of Rebekah Helping Hand Club
A routine meeting of the Rebekah Helping Hand Club was held yesterday afternoon at the I O O F hall with about 23 members present. President Mrs Ronald Carter led the business and at 5 30 p m a typ ten dinner was served with Mrs Carter chairing the serving committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Helping Hand
Rebekah Helping Hand Club
I. O. O. F. Hall
Ronald Carter
Marriage Announcement Ruth Chariotte Johnson and Blaine Stockton
Announce Ruth Chariotte Johnson of Youngsville to wed Blaine Stockton son of Mrs Bernt Stockton of Corry. The ceremony was Saturday afternoon at the Swedish Mission parsonage Johnsonburg Rev L R Hagberg officiating. The bride wore brown and gold with white carnations. Miss Anna Gibson maid of honor. Robert Johnson best man. A buffet lunch followed. They honeymooned in Cleveland and will reside on B D Columbus where Stockton farms. Ruth is a Youngsville High School 1936 graduate and bookkeeper at Warren Electric Cooperatives. The groom is a Dana College graduate class of 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattings
Johnsonburg
Axel W. Johnson
Youngsville
Ruth Chariotte
Blaine Stockton
Bernt Stockton
East
Bond Street
Corry
Musio Parsonage
Johsonbury
L. R. Hagberg
Cleveland
B.D . Columbus
Stockton
Youngsville High School
Warren Electric Cooperative, Inc
Denafief
Galumbas
Pennsylvania State College
Junior Senior Prom Held Amid Wartime Restrictions
The Corry area held its annual Junior-Senior banquet and dance with over 160 diners and 200 attendees. The chicken dinner occurred at 6 PM in Hotel Corry followed by a 9:30 PM to 12:30 AM dance in the Junior High gym decorated in red white and blue. Notables included class presidents John Rickers and Robert McClintock, choir of Herbie Johnson from Erie, and numerous local families and servicemembers attending and chaperoning the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Corry
John Rickers
Robert McClintock
Buuilding
Herbie Johnson
Erie
Johnson
McClintock
Donna Betts
Helen Rowe
Wilbur Rickers
Dewey
H. J Sheen
H. Lynn Rice
EB. Anderson
John Tinson
Robert Betts
G. M
Usn
Seaman Robert Drake
Charles Bracken
USA
Wiliam Hoylen
AAP
Robert Morton
Dinner Realizes Funds for Columbus Community Church
A crowd of about 120 from Columbus Community Church attended a Thursday evening chicken dinner at the church in a nearby community. Ladies Aid ran the event led by chair Mrs Hollis Upperman. menu included chicken and biscuit, salad, bread, coffee. Proceeds support planned church improvements and redecorating underway on church property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Aid
Columbus Community Church
Ladies Aid
Wis
Hollis Upperman
Howard
Missionary Group Plans Mother Daughter Party
United Brethren Missionary Society met Thursday with Mrs. Carl Lyons hosting at 287 South Center Street. Mrs. Frank Harvey led the study on Men Must Know God Through Christ Worship, with Mrs. Lloyd Shawver giving devotions. Plans were made for Ascension Day of Prayer on May 18 at 9:40 a.m. and for the Mother and Daughter banquet in the second week of May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Missionary Society
Carl Lyons
South Center Street
Frank Harvey
Lloyd Shawver
Mother
Jslave
Dinner and Installation Ceremonies At Carry Lodge Elks
Officers of Carry Lodge No 769 BPO Elks were installed during a ceremony last evening at the lodge home with Paul Stroup as exalted ruler. Visiting members from Meadville Erie and other cities attended, a Red Grass Canteen chicken supper preceded the event, and the Elks Glee Club debuted with four songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carry Lodge
B. P. O. Elks
Paul Stroup
B. PO. Elks
Meartyilleard Erie
Ant Arbor
Mivh
Ashtabula
Ohio
Red Grass Canteen Corps
Bonelta Gordon
Maude Keefe
Earl Haight
Ganteen Corps
John Street
C. H. Armsburger
Meadville Lodge
Everett J. Phillips
A. 5. Boag
George Curtis
Horton J. Davis
H. Lynn Rice
Camptown
K. P. Baker
Corry Lodge
Hany Paulson
Mest
Local social notes from Grove City and Newcastle area
Mrs. Matthew Stormes visits Best Smith street this weekend and will be guests of Mr and Mrs Finley Wilson in Newcastle Pa at a party Saturday evening. Willian Hoylen leaves to return to his base in Columbus Ohio after a leave visit with his parents in West Park Place Misses Jane Ficcardi and Muriel Young return from a Cleveland business trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Stormes
Best Smith Street
O¢ Grove City
Finley Wilson
Newcastle
Willian Hoylen
Columabia
Len Hoylen
West Park Place
Jane Ficcardi
Muriel Young
Cleveland
Fifty Three Youth Party at Cony Church Event
Fifty three young people of Cony Church of United Brethren in Christ and guests enjoyed a post dinner party at the Greyhound Past House after a Junior-Senior event at Hotel Corry. Maxine Gregory was crowned queen of the revelry, Carl Lyons sang a tenor solo, and Rev H R Hanis led a brief devotion. Chaperones included Rev and Mrs Hervis, Mr and Mrs Lyle Chase, and Mr and Mrs Ohm Westley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cony Church of United Brethren In Christ
Greyhound Past House
Hervis
Mia
Carl Lyons
Lyle Chase
Ohm Westley
Card Club Hosts Evening At Mrs J H McCracken Home
Mrs J Hy McGracken of 17 West Congress street hosted a card club gathering last evening. Two tables of contract bridge were won by Mrs R Anderson and Mrs HL Marrow. Guests were served a salad course at the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Card Club
J. H. McCracken
J. Hy McGracken
Weal
Congress Street
R. ©. Anderson
HL. Marrow
Fourteen Attend Meeting of Emmanuel Guild
Fourteen Emmanuel Guild members met yesterday afternoon at the Episcopal parish hall. Mrs. Velma Moore, president, conducted the session and a vote was taken to meet every two weeks in September after the summer pause. A light lunch closed the meeting. The next gathering will be in May at Mrs. J. E. Young’s home on Mott Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Guild
Emmmanuel Gill
Episcopal Parish
Velma Moore
J. E. Young
Mott Street
Party at Columbus for Andrew Tinko honors seaman on furlough
Mrs. Paul Stchar of Columbus entertained last evening at her home honoring her brother Seaman Andrew Tinko on furlough from duty in Boston. Relatives and friends enjoyed a delightful evening with refreshments. Tinko returned to Boston today after the visit at Carry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Andrew Tinko
Paul Stchar
Seaman
Carry
Seaman Tinko
Boston
Mass
Introducing a.son born at Corry hospital this morning
Mr and Mrs Victor Slye of B. D. 4 Corry report the birth of a son at Corry hospital this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.son
Corry Hospital
Victor Slye
Corry
Brief Meeting of Corry Court Discusses Gifts for Departing Servicemen
The local G D of A court met with very small attendance in the Horn Black rooms. Members discussed suitable gifts for departing Corry servicemen and planned the next meeting for Thursday evening April 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Court
C. D
Jession
Corry
Erie Fighter Pilot Marries Aerial Nurse in Romance Tale
A Marauder pilot based in England plans to wed an aerial nurse connected to the Red Cross in London. The engagement links Lt. Marion Henineseh of New Rochester and Lt. Bark Abbott of Drie, with families and officials noting the formalities and wartime context as they await signatures and marriage papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Meadville Mayor Speaks on Postwar Planning at Kiwanis
Meadville mayor Fred Whipple spoke to Corry Kiwanis at the Ritz Restaurant on postwar planning. He outlined bi county efforts in Mercer, Lawrence and Crawford counties and urged towns to plan for returning service members and workers from munition factories finding new livelihoods. Eighteen members attended and Harl Barnhart, Meadville Kiwanis president, was present as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Kiwanis Club
Fred Whipple
Corry Kiwanis Club
Ritz
Wea
Mercer
Lawrenc
Crayford
Pla
Service Club
Meadville Kiwanis Club
Harl Barn
Hart
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Arthur ‘Thompson
Norfolk
C. F. Hildebrand
LeRoy Hoyt
Anna Esterbrook
Patricia McNulty
Pittsburgh
Tech
Maurice Fitzsibbons
Europe
William Fitzgibbons
Richard
Bill Zafiropolus, Jr
Jamestown
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Motor Police
Warren
Elks Club
Lawrence Tverson
Cory
Andrew Tiikoseman
June
Stephen Tinko
Arthur Blass
Corry Tusk
B. BO
Tracy Whiteheld
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Swift
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