Read ers Club Banquet Honors Season Close
Members and friends of the Readery Club gathered at the junior high practice house on Wright Street for a chicken dinner served at 4 pm. The Red Cross cen lhcen corps 18 & enjoyed a story or poem. Mrs J 51 Young read an original poem summing up the year. The next meeting is the second Monday in October with Mrs John S Cole Stove set to become president. Guests included Mrs Mary Dodd and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunior
Wright Street
Red Cross Cen
Lhcen
Manila
Jackie Skimmey
Union City
Carl Taylor, Jr
Marjorie Harmon
R. B. Mosier
Mary Ann Merrick
Walter H. Merrick
Philadelphia
Gen‘eral Hospital
Neil Smith
Barton Smith
Oil City
Corry
Italy
Lloyd Carter
Jamestown
Gretchen
Local Society Notes and Army News From Corry
Movin SOCIETY items and letters from Corry list local men and women in England and the Pacific theater, marriages and moves, hospital updates, and civic notices. It highlights Pvt Thomas Hickle in England, Camp Linda Vista transfers, a Union City couple wedding, and local residents awaiting or recovering from medical care, with brief mentions of community figures and social events.
Mentor Club season ends with dinner and election
The Mentor Club held its final meeting of the season at the Hotel Corry with a chicken dinner and carnations as favors. Mrs. Mary Anderson was elected president succeeding Mrs. Ware Perkins, with Bess Onilisch as vice president, Porter Auer secretary, and William Myers treasurer. The group adjourns for summer and resumes the first Monday in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel
Corry
Mentor Club
Waveeridns
Franklin Street
B.J. Tobias
Helen Rowes
Bess Onilisch
Porter Auer
William Myers
E. C. Barnes
Chuir
Birthday Party For Ann Fenstermacher Turns Two
Ann Fenstermacher celebrated her second birthday with an afternoon party at her grandparents home on Mott Street. Guests included children Mary Jane Hillstrom Mimi Orcutt Jimmy Lewis Michael Lewis Jayden Taggart Troy Harmon Harriet Hammond Bill Mook and their mothers. The decor featured pastel colors and birthday whistles snaps and candy dolls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Fenstermacher
John Fenstermacher
E. E. Hawkins
Mott, Street
Mary Jane
David Hillstrom
Mimi Orcutt
Jimmy
Michael Lewis
Jayden Taggart
Troy Haramon
Harriet Hammond
State Tine
Bill Mook
Meadville
Ann
Raymond Employes Honor Bill Betts
Ray mond Employes honor Bill Betts with a 6 30 dinner at the Hotel Corry. The departure for navy service prompted group singing and dancing with Victor Orn as toastmaster. Fred Bauer presented a purse to the guest of honor. Mrs Betts attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dig Voyatiges
Raymond Manufacturing Company
Hotel Corry
Glenn
Bill) Betts
Navy Tégiing
Victor Orn
Fred Bauer
Mrs. Betts
Y Auxiliary Meeting Held Monday Night
The Y Auxiliary met last evening at Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Shotzbarger home on North Center Street. Plans discussed for a rummage sale in May with time and place to be announced. District Secretary Shorebarger gave a summary of YMC A activities for Gerry youths and showed three films including two news reels a comedy and eight deep sea features. Hostess and Mrs. Lawrence McCray served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence McCray
Missionary Society Meets At Mrs Bester Home
Mrs Brant Bester of Palrhaven hosted the Seventh Day Adventist Missionary Society gathering Sunday evening. The topic was Prayer and Faith followed by a short prayer and testimony. The remainder of the evening featured Bible games and refreshments for twenty eight members and friends.
Mrs Merrill Patterson Honored At South Center Party
Mrs Wayne Skinner hosted a gathering at her South Center street home with Mrs Merrill Patterson as guest of honor. Card awards went to Mrs Merle Dodd and Mrs Frank Ferry. A salad dessert lunch featured pine and blue decor. Attendees included Mrs Theodore Swanson, Mrs G B Chase, Mrs A W Cochran, Mrs Paul Taylor, Mrs Frank Ferry, Mrs William Thyram, Mrs Edwin Cole, Mrs Willard Dyckes, Mrs Merle Dodd, Mrs Keill Nichols, and Miss Dorothy Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill Patterson
Wayne Skinner
South Center Streeb
Merle Dodd
Prank Ferry
Patterson
Theodore Swanson
G. B. Chase
A. W. Cochran
Diner Session At Ritz Marks BPW Meeting
The April social meeting of the Business and Professional Women's Club at the Air Restaurant drew twenty three members and guests for dinner. The public relations committee led by Mildred Denton organized the evening with music and visiting. Card prizes were awarded to Mrs. Richard Rossbacher, Mrs. Arthur Goring, Mrs. G. B. Kyser and Miss Agnes Lynch. guests included several local women and Mrs. Paul Nichols of Wellington, Ohio. Mr and Mrs S A Clark of Meadville visited locals near Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritz
Business and Professional Women's Club
Stembers
the Air Restaurant
Mildred Denton
Dorothy Hillenstein
Margaret Swanson
Suzanne Sekareke
Richard Rossbacher
Arthur Goring
G. B
Quilting Club Guests At Mrs Tracy Whitehead Home
Members of the Quilting Club gathered at Mrs Tracy Whitehead's East Pleasant Street residence Monday evening. About six thirty, guests enjoyed a tureen supper followed by entertainment and sewing. Twelve members and four guests attended, including Mrs W H Croft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quilting ‘Club
Whitehead
Quilting Clubere
Tracy Whitehead
East Pleasant Street
W. H.croft
Introducing a sok Broderick Richind birth notice
A son was born Saturday afternoon to Mr and Mrs Frank Kaspar at their home on Route 1 Corry. The brief item notes the new arrival and parental names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broderick Rlchind
Frank Kaspar Itheir
Corry
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Oberlin College
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Nada
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Honor Bill Betts
Sheaffer
Skrip
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Corry, PA
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F. C. Chapin & Son
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P. Trisket
Columbus
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Pete and
Ethel Russell
Helen
Pir
aUssell Fort
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