Corry area braces for divorce orders and local bustle
In Erie county court yesterday six divorce decrees were granted including that of a Corry woman. Zigzag reports touch on a Corry couple Zipporah Miller and Albert Miller, with allegations of desertion. Kane High School’s 1047 48 squad will be feted at a Kane Armory dinner as fans gather. The season finished with a loss to Irwin in the Glass B State semi finals. The Elmberger death in Elk County is ruled accidental. Street lights in Warren are being removed as crews clear the last of the city’s lamps. Enlistment drives net two Corry recruits in the National Guard.
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Albert HK
Cosch
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Kane
Kane Armory
Studays
Irwin
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Benevette
Elk County
Warren Street Department
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Robert
Larkin
Weedville
R. D
Ellenberger
Imera
Fuel Air Warren
Company A
Charles J. Zenns
Howard F. Swanson
National Guard
State Armory
St Edward P T A Plans Athletic Dinner
The St Edward School P T A met to plan an athletic association dinner for next week with time and place to be announced. A rummage sale was voted for May with Mrs Arthur Pitts chairing. Next meeting May 11 will feature a town dinner with Mrs Dempsey, Mrs Pitts and Mrs Lewis in charge.
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St. Edward's School
P. T A
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Alphonse Jackson
Joseph Jungueisch
Raymond McCoy
James O'Brien
Victor Dempsey
Pitts
Lewis
Poetry Society Plans Final Meeting Of Year
Mrs. Jessie Newton of South Center Street hosted the Poetry Society meeting last evening with all members present. The topic was Contemporary Poets and members shared verses or items of interest. Refreshments followed, and the next gathering will be the annual dinner party and year end conclusion.
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Poetry Society
Jessie Newton
South Center Street
Newton
Mrs O W Bracken Honored By Bridge Club
Mrs O W Bracken was honored by her contract bridge club at West Church Street last night. Two tables were in play and Mrs Frank Loveland received the evening’s award. Mrs Bracken received a birthday gift from the membership and Mrs Holden served a salad course. Mrs R C King of North Center Street will host on April 27.
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Contract Bridge Club
Frank Loveland
O. W. Bracken
Holden
R. C
King
North Center Street
Rotarian talk on Communism by Walter H. Scott
Attorney Walter H. Scott addressed the Rotary Club in the Corry Room at Hotel Corry on Tuesday night. He argued Communism uses multiple political parties to gain power, buys newspapers for propaganda, and bribery to influence people, urging U S anti Communist groups in Europe to counter the menace and noting Russia’s large expenditures to spread communism.
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Walter H. Scott
Rotarians
Rotary Club
Corry
Scott
United States
Europe
Monty
Russia
Library Club Party At Fairhaven Building
Corry Senior High School Library Club members gathered Monday evening at the Fairhaven Community Building for a party with fourteen members, chaperons Miss Eileen Graham and Mrs. Mary Jourdet. A tureen dinner, jello and cake dessert, and yellow green decorations with miniature booklets set a literary mood as they danced and enjoyed fortune telling.
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Fairhaven
Corry
Eileen Graham
Mary Jourdet
Columbus P.T.A. Holds Noted Meeting at Deuth School
The Columbus P.T.A met Tuesday evening with 44 members. Miss Plotenc Golvuryue led devotions and Mrs. Walter Gordon chaired the business session. The Tonle committee said 3631 was raised from a 4 dinner. Plans were made for a preschool clinic and P.T.A. members await state approval.
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Plotenc Golvuryue
Walter Gordon
Curry Duplicate Bridge Association
Elinic
P.T.A
Harold Buies
Muviex
Siides
Muuwers
Warly Mortis
Nominating Committee Appointed For May 11 Election
The event marks the BLA final meeting of the year with a tureen dinner at 6 oclock. Mrs Herbert Dahl Mrs Haris Watrous and Mrs Andrew Thompson will serve on the committee others intending to attend are asked to bring tureen sandwiches and table service. Damon’s Room No 7 wins attendance honors with several members noted for service.
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BLA
Herbert Dahl
Haris Watrous
Andrew Thompson
Robert Damon
Andrew Christensen
Paul Suchar
Frank Betts
Allee Roberts
Damon Served
Unclear Notes On Local Visitors And Retirements
Fragmentary OCR passage mentions Rev. Jordan Cole addressing a Broun in Religious Training, flustrated tale with slides, and Mr and Mrs Walter DeJeantinge retiring to their home on Hidge tree from Buffalo. They visited Mr and Mrs John Skepé and family. Details are incomplete and names are partially garbled.
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Jordan Cole
Walter DeJeantinge
Hidgetree F
Buffalo
John Skepé
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