Summer visit planned by Bee family at Findley Lake cottage
The Bee family from Tidiana Iowa including Mr and Mrs Carlton Chaffee and daughter Catherine plan a summer stay at their Findley Lake cottage arriving July 1. Bea and Carl formerly taught music in Corry and are well known here with many local friends looking forward to their annual visit. Several local notices follow about neighbors traveling, weddings, illnesses, and community events across Corry and surrounding areas.
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Carlton Chaffee
Catherine
Leigh
Tidlanoa
Iowa
Findley Lake
Bea
Carl
Corry
Mary. Racey
West Wayne Street
Sugar Grove
Bert Stockton
Columbus
Youth Drowned Trapped in Car in River Crash
Jamestown April 1 A 21 year old Cielsan drowned in the Allegheny River near Onoville after his light truck failed to turn onto the Onoville bridge and plunged into eight feet of water. Carlson the truck owner remained trapped for nearly an hour before rescue. Deputy sheriffs said the vehicle swung onto the bridge about 8 p m then dropped into the river amid dense growth as a rescue crew freed the man.
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Jamestown
Cielsan
Allegheny River
Onoville
Carlson
Harber
Michael C. Darrow
DeForest McClune
Russell
Henson
Cattaratugus County
Trucker Pleads After Collision With Bank Vehicle
Deputies described a crash where a truck struck a bank vehicle. The driver received rear immersion artificial respiration for more than 45 minutes, according to the deputies.
Auto Workers Accept 15 Cent Hour Pay Hike
Page One report outlines live proposals rejected by GM workers. A 12 ½ cent raise would go to a social security fund for hospital and sick benefits. another plan would fund an old age retirement with equal employer and employee contributions. The 15 cent increase would include a portion for retirement. details unclear.
Surprise Party For Miss Joan Pitts
A surprise birthday party honored Miss Jai Pitts with her mother Mrs. Arthur Pitts as hostess at 530 Concord Street. Guests included Mrs. Carmen Piccitillo, Mrs. Charles Daniels, Miss Barbara Patterson, Miss Eva Gates, Mrs. Wetmore, and Miss Sophie Gronostar. Prizes for games went to Mrs. Piccitillo and Miss Patterson. Pink and white decorations accompanied sandwiches, olives, cake, ice cream, and coffee. Miss Pitts received gifts. Mrs. Schramling of Columbus plans an operation at the Cleveland Clinic, while Mr. Grace Giblin is expected in June after wintering in Pittsburgh. Carpet wool remains imported from Tibet, China, Persia, Argentina, Scotland, and New Zealand.
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John Love
East Congeras
St. Augustine
Fla
Lawter Non
Plorida
MicDonough
Charles Alexander
Willismsport
Alexander
Ques
Charles Wool
West Pleasant Street
Williamsport
Jean ‘Yone
Margaret Jane King
Philadelphia
Ralph
Jack Poster
Sonny Treet
Perry M. Nichols
C.K. McLean
J. Meadville
Chris Christensen
The
Christensen Motor Company
Cleveland
James Hurlbert
Lewis
Hurlbert
Franklin Street
Mary, Mongeta
Union City
George Hurlberh
West Smith Sliver
Milton Kingsley
Euclid Street
Erie
Harry G.naylor
North East
G. R. Clarke
East Main Street
Mary Ann Congolo
Mlora Morris
Consolo
Joseph Consolo
Railroad Street
Spencer Hospital
Meadville
Morris
DuBois
Pred Cameron
West Frederick Street
Dayton
Ozark Mountains
Missouri
Mt. and
Dock Arters
Waterford
Hay
Maude Wittmann
Call D
Spartansbore
Harold Crage
West Smith Street
New York City
Aero Supply Directors' Meeting
Jai Pitts
Arthur Pitts
Condord Street
Carmen Piccitills
Charles Daniels
Barbara Patterson
Eva Gates
Ees Wetmore
Sophie Gronostar
Visitis
Piccitillo
Miss Patterson
Mrs. Pitts
Miss Pitts
Fends
Gerry Hospital
Marie Schramling
Teme
Albany
Frank Schramling
Columbus
Schramiling
Cleveland Clinic
Nuptial High Mass at St Thomas for Powers Messina wedding
Miss Mary Ann Powers and Anthony J. Messina united in a nuptial high mass at St Thomas Church. The ceremony featured Spring Mowers decorations, the bride in a satin bodice gown with train, and a reception followed at the Howl Corry. The couple, from Westfield and East Pleasant Street areas, honeymooned in Cleveland and will reside in this city.
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Mary Ann Powers
Francis J. Groves
St ‘Thomas’ Church
Wurringe
Mary Anny Powers
Florence Powers
West
Wayne Street
Wee Powers
Westfield
Anthony J. Messina
Norm Messina
East Pleasant Street
James Wharton
Helen Tablan
Joseph Melvina
Thomas’ Church United
Anthony Messina
Star Casino
AAA Motor Glug
Cancer Drive Talk Heard By Rotarians In Corry
Mrs F A Austin spoke at Corry Rotary Club about cancer drive goals and cancer control month. She noted one in eight under 40 and six of eight over 40 have cancer, with national goal of twelve million dollars. County funds stay local for cancer work. rest funds research. Plans announced for district conference May 2 at Erie and a May 27 ladies night.
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Austin
Corry
Rotary’ Club
Congress
Eric
Diirectors
W C T U Holds All Day Meeting At Mrs Ross Home
The W C T U met all day at the home of Mrs. Fred Ross on Worth street with 16 members and guests. A tureen dinner followed the opening prayer by Mrs. Dan Sulyer. Reports from the S T L progress, temperance posters in schools, and the Erie County Young Crusader contest were read. A box of clothing for Philippine families was approved. An all-day session included making three comforters and plans for a Mother’s Day program on May 6.
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Fred Ross
Worth Street
Dan Sulyer
Henry Ainsworth
Paul
George Chase
Willis Brown
Leon van Tassel
Erie County
C. A. Mountain
Philippines
Guy Bennink
van ‘Tassel
Miss Jane Sutter Honored At Dinner
Miss Jane Sutter was honored at a dinner by Ritz Restaurant employees and friends. A private dining room event at seven o'clock featured a bride cake centerpiece, miniature ruffled paper favors, and tokens of appreciation for the guest of honor.
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Jane Sutter
Rit Restauran
Wils
Ritz
Moose Dinner And Installation Thursday
Loyal Diner at Moose Lodge No. 98 will meet in the club rooms for an important meeting Thursday evening. Dinner at 9:90 o clock and installation of officers at 8: SiGlack will be the installing officer with Ralph Chiricuziy as new governor. A. Y. Cochrin continues as governor after a successful term. Special entertainment follows. officers and committee men to meet at the lodge at 5:80 o'clock.
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Vomurray
Loyal
Moose
Worth I Hammond
Ralph Chiricuziy
A. Y. Cochrin
Mrs. Russell Cassett To Head Concord P.T.A.
Mrs Russell Cassett elected president for the 1847 48 term of the Concord Parent Teacher Association. Other officers named include R Lawrence Davison as vice president Lloyd Thomas secretary and Edward Ressbacher treasurer. Meeting featured choir songs solos and a plan to establish a scholarship fund carried over for action. Next meeting set for May 27 with ajunen dinner planned.
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Francis G. Whiteman
Ralph Carol
Erkkt Rainesiley
Rey. Whiteman
Harvey Loveland
Louise Mount
Wilbur Lathrop
James Loveland
Stanley Butcher
Joseph Enpea
Poetry Society Holds Final Year Meeting at Hotel Corry
The Poetry Society wrapped its year with a Tuesday dinner in the Hotel Corry private dining room. All members attended with two guests, Mrs. Florence Tillotson and Mrs. Marjorie Clark. Officers were elected: G. W. Jones president, Helen Miller vice president, Lena Cohen secretary-treasurer. The program included original poems and adjournment until September 9.
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Hotel
Corry
Florence Tillotson
Warren
Mes
Marjorie Clark
G. W. Jones
Helen Miller
Lena Cohen
Jones
Helen Spencer
Adele ‘McCray
Mrs Carlyle Fitch Honored By N B Club
Mrs Carlyle Fitch was honored at a May 1 gathering of the N B Club hosted by Mrs Waller Rhodes at Wright Street. Guests included Mrs Frosten Person, Mrs Robert Proctor, and Mrs Byrrm Fitch. A 500 game occurred. prizes went to Mrs Proctor, Mrs elite Albaugh, and Mrs Klemon Nielsen. Birthday cake and 24 hour salad were served. Next meeting set for May 5 at Mrs Carlyle Fitch's Marion Street home.
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Waller Rhodes
Wright Street
Frosten Person
Robert Proctor
Byrrm Fitch
Proctor
Elite, Albaugh
Klemon ‘Nielsen
Carlyle Fitch
Carlyle
Grocery Chain Slashes Prices in New England
Newburyport Massachusetts April 29 A Clover Farm Chain of independently owned stores in Massachusetts Vermont and New Hampshire announced an immediate price cut on 150 items. The move followed a general 10 percent cut in Newburyport yesterday and drew observers from nearby towns eager to join the effort to fight inflation.
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Sayedoom
Newburyport
Mass
New England
Clover Farm
Iea
Massachusetts
Vermont
New Hamshire
Attros
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Parks Art College
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Hood
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Patterson Photo Products
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Ross H. Hopking
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Lee Hopkins
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Snyder Circle
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Miami Beach
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