Ladies Bowling League closes season with banquet
Thirty five members of the Ladies Recreation Bowling League held their year end banquet at Gretchen's Kitchen in Jamestown New York. Angeline Marsh received high game award 211 while Ruth Powers topped with high series 200 195 160. The Beccen ton team won the season with Raymonds and Aeros t second Sterl ing third Polletts and Corry Jamestown also noted.
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Ladies Bowling League
Ladies’ Recreation Bowling League
Gretchen's Kitchen
Jamestown
Ahiss
Angeline Marsh
William Dunlap
Helen Triskel
Oy Mage
Rosa Cook
Becrenton
Raymonds
Aerost
Sterling
Polletts
Corry Jamestown
Dean Honser
Harold Orage
Angeline
Marsh
Ruth J. Powers
Trate
Norma Grice Wis
Edith Watson Bride of Roy Kerstetter
Edith Watson and Roy Kerstetter, both of Cory, were wed at 8 last evening in a single ring ceremony at the Christian and Missionary Alliance church parsonage. Rev Gordon B Abrams officiated. Attendants were Miss Marjorie Surles of Union City and Bill Whitehead of Cory. They will reside at 102 North Second Avenue. The groom works at Aero Supply Company and the bride in the Farm Security Administration offices.
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Christian and Missionary Alliance Church Parsonage
Gordon B Abrams
Edith Watson
Roy Kerstetter
Cory
Marjorie Surles
Union City
Bill Whitehead
Corry
Kerstietter
North Second Avenue
Aero Supply Company
Kerstetter
Farm Security Administration
Dinner Meeting of Catholic Daughters of America
The Catholic Daughters of America Tu and LOUIL Con ception No. 35 held a dinner in the Horn block rooms with 35 members. Rev Francis Graves P and Rev Arthur Leon spoke. Music by Mildred Denton accompanied by pieces by Ascher Mendelssohn and Amndt. Plans for Mothers Day communion breakfast on May 4 and convention attendance in Allentown were set. Funeral attendance for Carmelius Sullivan noted. interment at St Elizabeth's cemetery Corry.
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Gms Aueeuuy
Louil Conception No. 35
Catholic Daughters of America
Francis A Graves
Arthur J. Leon
Mildred Denton
Alice
Ascher
Mendelssohn
Nola
Amdt
Anna Shields
Allentown
Harty Paulson
Helen Morrell
Beast of Burden in Africa and Asia
An excerpt notes that the elephant is not commonly a domestic animal in Africa, contrasting with its role in Asia where it is more widely used. It references the continent difference and considers historical and regional usage of elephants.
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Afries
Asia
Thompson's Borsoma and Horsoma Tablets Ad
An old advertisement touts Thompson's Borsoma Tablets as a stimulant diuretic aiding kidney flushing of poisons and excess acids, claiming relief from aches, back pains, and night discomfort. It also promotes Thompson's Horsoma Tablets for liver and stomach, plus Golden Lax Tablets for constipation.
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Thompson
Monthly Gathering of Rehoboth Class
The Rehoboth class of the United Brethren church held a social and business meeting at Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lloyd home on East Irving street with twenty eight attending. John Westley presided, a brief business session followed and games entertained attendees. The entertainment committee included Mrs. Lloyd Mrs Barton Smith Jr Lyle Chase and Richard Hurlbut. The next meeting will be a fourth anniversary banque at the church on May 22.
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Rehoboth
United Brethren Church
Harold Lloyd
Irving Street
John Westley
Lloyd
Barton Smith, Jr
Lyle Chase
Richard Hurlbut
Mrs D L Chapman Hosts Birthday Dinner at South Center
Mrs Chapman entertained at a birthday screen dinner last evening at her South Center Street home honoring Miss Mildred Anderson and Mrs Earl Ruffner. The table featured yellow cut flowers and favors. Ice cream and cake concluded the evening as gifts were exchanged. Attending were Mrs Des Mitchell Mrs Donald Houser and Miss Arlene Deschamp.
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D. L. Chapman
Chapman
South Center Street
Mildred Anderson
Earl Ruffner
Chapmen
Des Mitchell
Donald Houser
Arlene Deschamp
Subversive Elements at Dairymen Rescue Meeting
The April session of the sub district 198 Dairymen's Rescue Association met at the McCray Community House with County President Henry Marsh presiding. Reports from delegates noted 65 new producers, eight indicating milk shipments to the Corry plant, and Emory Grout reporting five cent higher bullet price and stability in the New York market amid defense jobs uptick. Guest speaker Frank B. Oyser from Utica warned of subversive activities and urged national cooperation to counter internal threats, stressing informed citizens against democratic erosion mirrored in Europe.
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Dairymen's Rescue Association
Thursapy
McCray
Henry ‘Marsh
Glyde Barber
S. H. Stevens
Erie
Corry
Emory Grout
New York
Upstate
Lyte Donnell
Waterford
BE. Oyser
Utica
W.Y
Drior
Grier
Ravel Sisters Club Meeting At Miss Anderson’s Home
The Ravel Sisters club met last evening at Leathe Anderson’s home on West Church Street hosted by Miss Anderson and Dorothy Onduis. The event featured visiting and sewing followed by a salad lunch for Autumn Colby June Hurst Malice Porter Helen Reyda and May Vanderhoof. The club will meet again in two weeks.
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Ravel Sisters Club
Leathe Anderson
Dorothy Onduis
West Church Street
Autumn Colby
June Hurst
Malice Porter
Helen Reyda
May Vanderhoof
Apahi
Daughters Born to Local Couples at Gorey and Corry Hospitals
A daughter arrived this morning at Gorey Hospital to Mr and Mrs Paul Cebui of East Washington Street. Mrs Gob was formerly Grace Johnson. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Matthesp Zwyck of Pitts Vene yesterday afternoon, with Mrs Zwyck formerly Virginia Munn. A son was born this morning at Corry Hospital to Mr and Mrs Edward Conk of Clymer, WW.
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Gorey Hospital
Paul Cebui
Fast Washington Street
Gob
Grace Johnson
Matthesp Zwyck
Pitts
Vene
Zwyek
Virginia Munn
Corry Hospital
Sid
Edward Conk
Et Clymer
Musical Program at Kiwanis Club Meeting
Kiwanis Club meeting featured a Bavarian band arranged by William Knowlton and Mrs Garlton Chaffee. Performers included Louis Sprovers Bob Stowe Doris Bergman Martha Spaulding Jacqueline Howard and a girls ensemble led by Doris Stowe Joyce Butters Marjorie Slattery Josephins Perry Dorothy Madison Dorothy Oss and Mary And Consol. Mary Graham substituted first violin. Latrelle’s “Rondo Quarigt in B Flat Major” was played. Twenty two Kiwaninsens attended as Phillip Zanek was named to the educational fund committee.
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William D. Knowlton
Garlton Chaffee
Kiwanis
Club del
Hotel Corry
Louis Sprovers
Bob Stowe
Doris Bergman
Martha Spaulding
Jacqueline Howard
Mr Rowlton
Doris Stowe
Joyce Butters
Mar-jorie Slattery
Josphins Perry
Dorothy Madison
Dorothy Oss
Mary and
Consol
Sais
Toro Tumbers
Movett
Mary Graham
Chaffee
Exyowston
Mosic
Secends
Bye
Latrclle
Kiwinsens
Phillip Zaneck
Educatonal Fund Committee
Hostess Miss Margaret Olds entertains church friends
Miss Margaret Olds hosted thirty guests at Rost Frederyke Street last evening. Attendees included members and wives of the St. Pauls Lutheran Church chair, plus two visiting guests Mr Carlson and Miss Trene Jordan. Refreshments were served by Miss Olds with Mrs Hillstrom and Mrs Wagner presiding.
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Margaret Olds
Miss Margaret Olds
Rost Frederyke Street
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Rebekah Helping Hand Club Sees Forty Attend Meeting
Forty members attended the Rebekah Helping Hand Club meeting yesterday afternoon in L. C. F. hall. The regular session included sewing and a supper served later. A committee led by Mrs. Eugene Smith, Mrs. Arthur Mapes, and Mrs. Core Raymon supervised the meal.
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Rebekah Helping Hand Club
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