Shower Of Gifts Presented To Miss Shamburg
A blue and white themed shower honored Miss Patricia Shamburg at Mrs. Paul Dyne’s Mead Avenue home. Miss Christine Anderson and others received awards. Mrs. Richard McCray won the special prize. Miss Shamburg, soon to wed James Hannan, will tie the knot April 17 at St. Thomas the Apostle Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Shamburg
Patricia Dyne
Paul Dyne
Mead Avenue
Shamburg
James Hannan
St. Thomas the Apostle Church
Karen Ferry
Patricia McKets
Theresa Roach
Mary Shambure
Kay Sorenson
Charlene Sprovers
Robert Jewell
Arthur Shamburg
Willam Shanburg
Corry Area seniors in Dino play preview
Corry Area High School seniors David Roth Paul Roche and Jim Rhodes star in the three act play Dino by Reginald Rose. The show runs next Friday evening in the school auditorium with Philip Segal directing and Miss Carol Lucie as student director. Tickets from seniors or at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Readin
Ritin
Rithme~tle
Corry Area High School
Roth
Roche
Rhodes
David Roth
Paul Roche
Jim Rhodes
Ing
Dino
Reginald Rose
Geniors
Philip Segal
Carol Lucie
Breakfast Planned by CDA Group for Mother and Daughter Event
A breakfast at the home of Mrs. Raymond Bachemer in East South Street kicks off plans for a Catholic Daughters of America mother and daughter banquet for court 95. The event follows 8 o clock Mass at St Thomas the Apostle Church on May 5 with May Day coronation and recognition of past grand regents. Reservations contact Mrs. Earl Haleht or Mrs. Bacholner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCune
Wis Wei Bish
Raymond Bachemer
East South Street
Catholic Daughters of America
Court Conception No. 95
St. Thomas the Apostle Church
CDA
St. Edward's School Hall
Albert Ross
Bacholney
Earl Haleht
Bacholner
All Day Session Held by WRC Members
The Grange Hall hosted an all day meeting of the All-Day Session Enjoyed By WRC Members of the auxiliary of the Grand Army of the Republic. A noon ham dinner was managed by Mrs Henry Hill and Mrs Wesley Willis oversaw the dining room. Mrs Mabel Brown presided over the afternoon session as president. Twenty three members attended and donated to the cancer fund. Mrs Joseph Gentilman won the special prize and Mrs Alma Dingfelder received a 2 year pin for 25 years of membership. A mother and daughter banquet was planned and a group picture will be taken at the May 2 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preaiere
Helle Corps
Grand Army of the Republic
Grange Hall
Henry Hill
Wesley Willis
Mabel Brown
Cancer Fund
Joseph Gentilman
Alma Dingfelder
WRC
Women of the Moose Meet Discuss Candy Sale and May Events
The Women of the Moose conducted a meeting at the Moose Home with Mrs. Marlyn Jukes in charge. Plans were made for a candy bake sale, Academy of Friendship session at the Pick Roosevelt Hotel in Pittsburgh on May 5, eligibility notes, and invitations to Jamestown and Union City chapters for a May 1 event. A late coworker Laura Beardsley was remembered during the charter drape. The club aims to donate to the Academy of Friendship Scholarship Fund and the Cancer Society. The next meeting is set for May 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Union City
Laura Beardsley
Academy of Friendship Scholarship Fund
The
Cancer Society
Linyd Aikens
WOTM
Corry Loan Office
Eugene Marrs
Aikens
Leader Daw son Dies In Tex Recalled as War Work Figure
Mrs J M Dawson aged seven aged relative? Nationally known leader of YW and war relief work dies in Texas. Her death yesterday marks the loss of a prominent figure in Seller Baplish youth and wartime humanitarian efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H Leader
Tex
J M Dawson
Warren
Mary Martha Club Meets at MacInnes Home
The Mary Martha Meet at the Mary Martim Grins group gathered last evening at 26 members and guests at the home of Miss Jean and Sara MacInnes of St Frederick Street. Clyde Keith presided with opening prayer and devotions by Mrs. Clarence Wallace. Roll call cited a Bible verse on honor. A mystery package brought by Mrs. Keith was won by Mrs. Mary Matson. Hostesses, helped by Mrs. Helen Graham and Mrs. E. Anderson, served dessert and refreshments. The May 16 meeting will be at Mrs. Keith's Random Road home with Mrs. Harvey Loveland as cohostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lhe Mary-Martim Grins oFne
First Presbyterian Church
Mise Jean
Sara MacInnes
St Frederick Street
Mix
Clyde Keith
Clarence Wallace
Keith
Mary Matson
Helen Graham
8. E. Anderson
Random Road
Harvey Loveland
Jackson
Louisiana
Alphonse Jackson
Essex Street
United States Army
Blanche Loveland
Corry
Euclid Street
Lawrence Snow
Margaret Roof
Ruth Ruth
Pennsylvania
Department of Health
Centennial Club Meets With Mrs. M. Mitchell
The Centennial Club met yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Mayme Mitchells home on West Pleasant street. Members present enjoyed dessert and played Flinch with Mrs. Charles Amy Mrs. B E Bush Mrs. Lottie Kingsley Mrs Bertha Hoyt and Mrs. Ferna ilson. The next meeting will be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centennial Club
Mayme Mitchell
West Pleasant Street
Charles Amy
E. Bush
Lottie Kingsley
Bertha Hoyt
Fernailson
Flinch
Jonathan Lodge Plans For Coming Events And Food Stand
The Independent Order of Odd Fellows lodge met at the IOOF Hall with Clarence Cox presiding. They agreed to operate a Wattsboro Fair food stand with Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge and discussed plans for the Northwestern Association of Pennsylvania entertainment committee and the International Rally in Erie on April 27. Reservations for the rally can be made with Donald Shannon by tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vo Mawan
Bay of the
Arden Baldwin
Cochairman
International Rally Committee
Erie
The
Technical Memorial High School
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Donald Shannon
Waterford
Yesteryear Society Notes 1943 April Highlights
Louise Brown returns to Wykeham Rise Washington Conn after spring vacation. Miss Blanche Loveland named president of Corry Business and Professional Women's Club. Tuesday evening circle events feature card clubs, lunches, and charity planning. Navy service begins for Prank Jackson. April 6 to 10 events include Boy Scout advances and Parent Teachers Association meting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Brown
Wykeham Rise
Washington
Woman's Society "of
Christian Service
Roland Hasbroad
A. Johnson
Edina Johnson
Russell Clark
Class Of 1953 Plans Social Event For Alumni Dinner
Members of the Class of 1953 held a meeting at Mrs. Gordon Rater's home in Columbus to plan the annual Corry Area High School alumni dinner and dance on June 8. Two new committee members were welcomed, Mrs. Lawrence Williams and Mrs. B Craig Moore. Refreshments were served before adjourning to meet May 2 at Mrs. Moore's East Smith street residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commue
Corry Area
B. Craig Moore
East Smith Street
Pre Nuptial Shower Fetes Miss Colette McClintock
Mrs. Thomas Russell hosted a pre nuptial shower at 133 East Frederick Street for Miss Colette McClintock who will wed on June 29. Attendees included Mrs. Allan Shaw and Mrs. J Donald Watson while prizes went to Mrs. Charles Williams and Mrs. William L. Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Russell
East Frederick Street
Colette McClintock
Charles Williams
William L. Hall
Allan Shaw
D. Armour Hillstrom
C. A. Hillstrom
Leo Hooks
Harry Schiemer
J. Fred Kinley
Walter Windahl
William Jones
Russell Brant
Hubert Heerlein
J. Donald Watson
O. A. McClintock
Birthday party honors Ruth Ellison at Blanchard home
Twenty three members attended a Ritz Restaurant session. Six girls were guests at a birthday party last evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Claude C Blanchard on Spring street. The event honored Miss Ruth Ellison with gifts, supper, games, and visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Claude C. Blanchard
Spring Street
Ruth Ellison
Miss Aquilino Named To Head Epsilon Phi Group
Miss Dolores Aquilino is elected president of the Epsilon Phi group with officers to be installed next meeting. The group met at Mrs. Frank Frisina’s home in West Smith Street with Mrs. E. Craig Moore as cohostess and voted to donate to the cancer fund and post-prom party fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ame Spsilon Phi Cuapner
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Frank Frisina
West Smith Street
E. Craig Moore
Frisina
Dolores Aqquilino
Richard Melzer
Holland Morgan
Vic
B. Craig Moore
Fred Sherzer
Sheldon Knight
Frank Baker
Fred Jensen
Conelway PTA Elects Officers
Conelway PTA elected officers at Tuesday’s meeting. Merril McCray named president, Howard Blakeslee vice president, Michael Kalika secretary, Jan Howard treasurer. Richard Anderegg spoke on a Norway exchange slide program. Sixth grade room count award won by Mrs. William Mowrey. Canadohta Lake Park rep previewed park picnic program. Next meeting May 20 will feature installation of officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conelway
Merril McCray
Howard Blakeslee
Michael Kalika
Jan Howard
Richard Anderegg
Norway
William Mowrey
Canadohta Lake Park
Frank Baressi
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Miss Shamburg
CDA Group
Ennett
SHINE
Sri
Jonathan Lodge
Yesteryear
Suzanne Crowell
Evanti Street
Rosemary Auer
Edwin Cole
Ellmear Smith
J. H. Castor
Lillian Guild
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Edward Stone
Geneva
Stone
Mary Jackson
Walter Paulson
West Coast
Krazgate Club
Evenine
Allan Hasbrouck
Wilbur Whitshead
Alton Klinger
Burton Smock
Harry Thayer
East Pleasant Street
Joan Feldt
Rodney Knowlton
North Center Street
Julia Zepka
Shady Avenue
Jane Ficcardi
Robert Waite
Hazel Weeks
Mott Street
N.fp
W. Waller
John A. Blatt
Victory Gardens
Corry Kiwanis Club
Sparta
Spartansburg
Jim Beatty
Dixieland
Bahama Islands
New Orleans
Darrel Goodman
Orchestra Square Dancing
Corry Savings and Loan
Miss McClintock
Conelway Pta
Iloblaws
U. 8
Cherry Valley Corned
Loblaw
Helena Rubinstein
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