Miss Esther Brooks Hosts Pink and Green Shower
Miss Esther Brooks received a large collection of gifts at a variety shower hosted by Mrs. Milton Johnson and Mrs. Bernard Greene at 541 West Church Street. Attendees included Miss Mary Mother of Spring Creek and Miss Victoria Borst of Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Brooks
Milton Johnson
Bernard Greene
Brooks
West Church Street
Miss Brooks
David J. Bensink
Mary Mother
Spring Creek
Victoria Borst
Columbus
Greene
War brides greet in New York and local visitors depart
Corry residents Donald Brigham and Alfred Ploss travel to New York to meet war brides arriving aboard the Saturnia. Mrs Lena Brigham, native of South Wales, and Mrs Dorothy Wilson Ploss, formerly of London, share wartime marriages with servicemen from Corry. Other local residents plan weekend visits with relatives in Barnesboro and Erie while several residents return from travel or military service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Donald Brigham
Alfred Plosy
New York City
Brigham
Corry
Co. A
Lena Brigham
Lismwllen
South Wales
Pless
Dorothy Wilson
London
Pluss
Enghland
Ploss
Newark
Bridal Shower for Anna Mary Patterson
Miss Anna Mary Patterson, soon to wed William Durham, was honored at a Wednesday bridal shower hosted by Mrs. 8. Durham and her daughters Misses Blanidis and Janice Durham at their Railroad Street home. Twenty guests attended a social evening. prizes went to Miss Patterson and Mrs. W. L. Durham. Ice cream sundaes cakes and coffee were served. Patterson received many useful gifts. Out of town guests included Mr. Thomas P. Horn of Newark New Jersey and Mrs. James Hunter of Tionesta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Mary Patterson
William Durham
C D A Plans Dessert Bridge for May 17
The Court Convention No 35 of the C D of A met at the Hord Building club rooms with Mrs Harold Orage presiding. Donald Nantes was nominated as alternate delegate to the State Convention at Conneaut Lake May 25 to 29. A dessert bridge was planned for Friday evening May 17 with Mrs J F Needham chairing. The April committee led by Mrs Mary Murray served ice cream cake and coffee. Next meeting is Thursday evening May 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. of A
C.D. of A
Hord
Harold Orage
Donald Nantes
Conneaut Lake
J. F. Needham
Mary Murray, Chatman
James Cassidy
Kate Barker
Ruth ‘VanNette
Mary Heath
Mildred Denton
Legion Auxiliary Card Party Draws Large Crowd
More than six hundred attended the Legion Home event on North Center street last evening. Winners included Mrs. Floyd Black high in cards and Mrs. A J Vanssens low in auction bridge. Mrs. Fred Hoeves high and Mrs. Jean Brown low at 500. Door prize went to Mrs. Burch Gordon, a large cake baked by Mrs. Frank Schrader. Committee members Mrs. F Dean Miller Mrs. William Fleming and Mrs. Gdemnis Warner served sandwiches pickles cupcakes and coffee. Proceeds totaling about 34 will benefit the Corry Memorial Hospital Fund as the final payment on the Auxiliary pledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swen Labics
Atcuwn
Legion Home
North Center Street
Floyd Black
A. J. Vanssens
Fred Hoeves
Jean Brown
Burch Gordon
Frank Schrader
F. Dean Miller
William Fleming
Gdemnis Warner
Corry Memorial Hospital Fund
Elgin Ladies' Aid Hosts Dinner and Breakfast Parties
Richard Hunt and his parents hosted a breakfast party at their Chautauqua Lake cottage for twenty nine guests after the Jusier Senior prom. Mrs Hunt served a breakfast of eggs bacon rolls toast and hot chocolate. The Elgin Methodist Church Ladies' Aid supper served eighty people at six pm with committee members listed. Proceeds support regular Ladies' Aid work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Hunt
Merritt Hunt
Chautauqua Lake Dam
Lortie
Elgin
Golden Lax Tablets Promote Vigor and Relief
An advertisement touts Golden Lax Tablets as a splendid laxative to ease constipation and related bloating headaches and stomach distress. It claims the product restores vigor and energy and lists prices 5 and 50 cents at druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galen
Junior Senior Prom Proves Outstanding Success Last Night
The Junior class hosted a banquet at the Presbyterian Church followed by a prom at the high school gym. About 150 couples attended with Roger Carte's orchestra providing music, and chaperons included Mr. and Mrs. Dewey and Mr. Pullam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Johan Rossbacher
Sidney Elston
Joan Scheppner
Roland Pullam
RS. Dewey
F Lowe Edwards
Tue Janior High School
Roger Carte
Ehe
Teeenl Ywers
Mrs Horton Davis Hosts Bridge Club Gathering
Mrs Horton J Davis of West Congress steel acted as hostess to her bridge club last evening. Winners included Mrs Marjorie Clark Mrs George Jackson and Mrs Elsworth Holt with special prize going to Mrs C W Jones. Next meeting set for May 2 with Mrs Jackson of Nott Center Street as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horton Davis
Horton J. Davis
West Congress Steel
Gust
Marjorie Clark
George Jackson
Elsworth Holt
C. W. Jones
Miss Davis
Aulac
Jackson
Nott Center Street
Warren Lodge Installs Officers in Club Rooms
Arthur Cochran was installed as governor of L.0.0.M by Warren Lodge with 75 members present. Other officers named include Worth Hammond dust governor Ralph Chiricuzio junior governor Boyd Capwells sergeant at arms George Root outer guard Cecil Young inner guard Willard Clark secretary Frank Graft treasurer Arthur Root and trustees William Mitchell Stanley Kasper Roland Zeaman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auve Uiuc Ul Imludse
Warren Lodge
Arthur Cochran
Worth Hammoni
Ralph Chiricuzio
Boyd Capwells
George Root
Cecil Young
Willard Clark
Frank Graft
Arthur Root
William Mitchell
Stanley Kasper
Roland Zeaman
Mrs Ross Mead Hosts O F S Club Meeting
Mrs Ross Mead hosted the O F S Club at her home on East South Attic where Mrs Paul Quinlisk of Philadelphia attended as a guest. Winners were Mrs Walter Blair and Miss Matthews. dessert featured melon. Next meeting slated for May 9 with price to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Mead
O.F.S
C. B. S. Chub
Hast South Atti
Paul Quinlisk
Philadelpha
Walter Blair
the Matthews
Kiwanis Club Advances Local Horse Show Plans
Corry Kiwanis Club held a dinner meeting at Ratz Restaurant with fifteen members. President A Gray Stine led a brief session outlining plans for the upcoming horse show to be staged at Laveland Wiel Jilje And.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Corry
Rebekah Helping Hand Club Plans May Rummage Sale
The Rebekah Helping Hand Club met in the LOC Hall with fifteen members. They planned a rummage sale for May and announced the date later. A five o'clock screen dinner Wag was served by committee members Mrs. Helen Millen Mrs. Minnie York and Mrs. Doris Lovelane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Helping Hand Club
Loc
Hall
Helen Millen
Minnie York
Doris Lovelane
Stanford Hose Company Installs New Officers
Stanford Hose Company held a officers installation at the Fire Hall on East South Street attended by members. Elected: president Alfree Apps, vice president Leo Neck ers, secretary Charles Pain, treasurer Russell Briggs, trustees Frank Kinley Charles Crater and Charles Kinley, finance committee ral Kinley James Sullivan and Kdwara Becker, foreman Carl Peter, first assistant Charles Collier, second assistant Jack Sample, Relief Association representatives Leon Brown Charles Cyaker Edward Berry, State Firemen convention delegates Carl Peterson and alternate Richard Merker. Ham and pork sandwiches and refreshments were served with Carl Peterson as chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford Hose Company
East South Street
Alfree Apps
Leo Neckers
Charles Pain
Russell Briggs
Frank Kinley
Charles Crater
Charles Kinley
Ral Kinley
James Sullivan
Kdwara Becker
Carl Peter
Onl
Charles Collier
Jack Sample
Relief Association
Leon Brown
Charles Cyaker
Edward Berry
Carl Peterson
Richard Merker
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Ming
Roy Vlaty
Trigger
Gobby
Hayes Dole Evans
Charmer
Zuckerman
Virginia Gretalet
Stella Hajec
Tony Stee Tett
Barnesboro
Eugene Button
Panama
Mes
Delbert Pless
Johson Street
Louise Brown
City
Harold A. Gilbert
West Chnrch Street
Nancy Kinney
West Smith Street
Erie
W. R. Sweet
Lawrence A. Porter
Paul Porter
Camp Atterbury
Ind
R. E. Buibaugh
Terminal Jesve
Paull Phelps
West Pleasant Street
NH. Reynolds
Florence Reynolds
Robert Alforc
Legion Auxiliary
Elgin Ladies’ Aid
L.0
Yporola Radios
Davis Radio Lab
North Center St
Dial
Houghton College Choir
Donald Butterworth, Conductor
First Baptist
Second Avenue
Helen
Fats_ Ladies
Loblaws
Calif
Tbs
U.S
Braunschweiger
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