Mrs C W Jones Hosts Bridge Club Night
Mrs C W Jones entertained her Thursday evening contract bridge club and two guests Mrs Malcolm Haines and Miss Shirley Larson at her North Center street home last evening. Mrs H Langdon Rowe and Mrs Ellsworth Holt received regular awards and Mrs Harald Powell the special prize. The hostess served refreshments and next Thursday Myre George R Jackson of North Center will entertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Jones
Malcolm Haines
Shirley Larson
North Center Street
H. Langdon Rowe
Ellsworth Holt
Harald Powell
George R. Jackson
North Center
Free Will
Birthday Party for Larry Hicks
Lamy Hicks celebrated his seventh birthday yesterday with a party for nine friends. Mrs Henry Hicks of 290 Marion street hosted from 9 to 5 with Bemes and Mrs Lester Hepler assisting. Ice cream birthday cake candy milk were served and gifts were received. Favors included plastic cars and candy suckers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Hicks
Lamy Hicks
Henry Hicks
Marion Street
Bemes
Couture Style Show and Card Party at North Pike Street
Attendees at the C D L of A style show and card party last night at the North IPenter street B of A rooms featured spring and summer garments from The Nast Company led by Mrs. Mervyn M. Nast. Models included Mrs. J. Fred Kinley and others. 27 tables of bridge and 500 were played with top prizes to Mrs. R. E. Bumbaugh, Mrs. M. S. Cobbett, and Mrs. Arthur Pitts. Door prize went to Mrs. Harry Paulson Jr. Over $80 was raised for the organization treasury.
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C. D. Lof A
Mervyn M. Nast
J. Fred Kinley
Louis Valentino
Fred Schwab
Clark Lord
R. E. Bumbaugh
M. S. Cobbett
Arthur Pitts
Harry Paulson, Jr
A Capella Chorus concert and local society notices
Warren and Youngstown visitors attend a Capella Chorus concert at Warren Senior High School. Local residents travel for family visits, weddings, and social events in Warren, Meadville, and surrounding areas. Notables include Mrs. Paul Weber, Elmer Christensen, Ralph Baker, and the Baker-Hahn wedding plans.
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W. W. Windghts
Warren
Youngstown
Gerry-Jamestown Mfg. Corp
Frank McClinstock
Pallas McClintock
Union City
B. W. Ingram
Phyllis
Spartansburg
Paul Weber
South Center Street
Harrisburg
Elmer Christensen
Miels Christensen
Columbus
Arthur Lig
Bes- Nice
Warner Theatre
Hughes
Wilson Real
Prospect
Mil Downs
F. Hildebrand
East Pleasant Street
Girard
J. R. Houehtting
South ‘Genter Street
Meadville
J. H. McCracken
West Congress Street
Lakeleyd
Clearwater
Nis
Walter Gordon
Warren County
P. T. A. Gauneil
Ym.c.a
Blair
A Cappella Choir Presents Annual Spring Concert
The Corry Senior High School A Cappella Choir presented its sixth annual Spring Concert, directed by H. Lynn Aige with Miss Grace Middleton Washe on piano. Soloists and ensembles highlighted the program, with proceeds from two concerts funding the choir’s annual trip to two Veterans' hospitals and performances in Toronto and St. Catharines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iuevace
Corry
H. Lynn Aige
Grace Middleton
Ole Ark
My Rive
William Loveland
Girls' Glee Club
Kathleen Peiffer
Ruby Hildebrand
Jean Marie Johnston
Lloyd Lillie
Richard Feldhus
Frank Gentile
William ‘Trostle
Jack Whitehead
Toronto
Statlon Cbs
St. Catherines
Ont
Mr. Rice
Fiie
Mrs Kenneth Bock feted at surprise farewell party
Mrs Kenneth Bock was honored guest at a surprise farewell party last evening at 43 East South Street. She is moving to Newville Pa on May 15. Sixteen guests attended with contests and 500 as entertainment. Awards went to Mrs Joseph Piteavage Mrs Frank Schrader Mrs Delia Bernard and Mrs Bock. Door prize to Mrs Joseph Gronostar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Bock
Albert Carnaske
East South Street
Bock
Newville
Joseph Piteavage
Frank Schrader
Delia Bernard
Joseph Gronostar
George Gordon, Jr
Union City
Pitcavage
Calumnbus
Sciota Ladies' Aid Elects Officers for Year
Sciota Church Ladies' Aid Society met at Mrs Addie Schurman home for an all day session. Mrs Wesley Gray was elected president with James Brown as vice president, Archie Hurlbert secretary, Homer Kolstee assistant secretary, Orla Watrous treasurer, and Ivan Heslink assistant treasurer. Members shared a tureen lunch and planned next meeting May 13 at Mrs Kolstee's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sciota Ladies’ Aid
Sciota Church Ladies’ Aid Society
Addie Schurman
A. D
Schurman
Wesley Gray
James Brown
Archie Hurlbert
Homer Kolstee
Ant
Pittsfield School Group Hosts Party for Honored Guests
A Friday report notes Room 3 girls from Pittsfield School gathered Thursday evening at Miss Beverly Brown’s home for a party honoring Misses Martha and Midg ie Danielson. They played games and contests, with refreshments served and gifts presented by friends. A separate statistic states over one million tons of chlorine are used in the United States annually.
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Pittsfield
Beverly Brown
Martha
Midgie Danielson
United States
Miss Jerane Cole Celebrated At Fifth Birthday Party
Miss Jerane Cole aged five was honored by her mother Albert Cole at 410 West street with a party yesterday afternoon attended by nineteen children. Prizes were awarded in games and a pink and white decorated table served foam and chocolate milk. Favors included peanut figures. Mrs Edwin Ole and Mrs Frank Cole assisted with serving. Jerane received many gifts from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerane Cole
Albert Cole
Jerane
Edwin Ole
Frank Cole
Misqi Jerane
J F Club Meets. Awards at Wednesday Evening Session
Mrs Almon Peterson hosted seven J F Club members for a Wednesday evening meeting at R D Corry. Progressive 500 was played with awards to Mrs Glenn Wright Mrs Robert Proctor and Mrs James Husteit. Birthday cake gifts and refreshments were served with Mrs Edgar Miller receiving a birthday gift. Mrs Proctor to host May 10 at Essex street home. The Spanish conquistador Narvaez overawed thousands of Indians in Cuba by appearing on his horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almon Peterson
R. Dy Corry
J. F. Club
Glenn Wright
Robert Proctor
James Husteit
Peterson
Edgar Miller
Proctor
Essex Street
Neighbors' Sewing Club Meets at McGraw Home
Mrs Berdens McGraw of 212 Sherman Street hosted yester day for the Neighbors' Sewing Club with 11 members and seven guests. The gathering included sewing and singing, a new member welcomed, and a Bible verse learning competition starting with letters of the club. Refreshments were served. next meeting May 13 at Mrs Mary Fenton's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGraw Home
Berdens McGraw
Sherman Street
Harold ‘Trben
Inurhe Club
Mary Fenton
Cub Pack 181 Receives Charter At Library Meeting
Cub Pack No 181 received its charter at Corry Junior High library. Twenty seven boys earned their bobcat pins as Herbert By Erie field executive presented the charter. Walter Sweet five den mothers Mrs Glenn Middleton Mrs Paul Crowell and Mrs Jerrold Lansberry served as leadership. Parents attended and PTA of Junior Elementary School sponsored the pack with Mrs A V Cochran as president.
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Corry Juslor High School
Herbert By
Erie
Walter Sweet
Robert Plem~ing
Glenn Middleton
Paul Crowell
Jerrold Lansberry
PTA
A. V. Cochran
Walter Rhodes
Joseph R. Clair Wd Glenn
Middleton
Painless new weapon cuts tooth decay for children
About 500 dentists were told at a conference in Pittsburgh that painting a two percent sodium fluoride solution on clean teeth can prevent decay. Dr. Friends A. Arnold Jr of the U.S. Public Health Service urged four applications at weekly intervals, noting effects may last years. fluoridation in drinking water lowers cavities by about one third.
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Pillsburgh
Friends A. Arnold, Jr
U.S. Public Health Service
Bethesda
Conference On Preventive and Public Health
University of Pittsburgh
Western Pennsylviania Odontological Society
Arnold
Russians Arrest Attempt in Vienna Stuns Officials
In Vienna two Russian agents attempted to seize two Russian studies at the home of Dr. Adolph Wehrman but fled when not finding him. Austrian authorities then detained them as U.S. and local officials coordinated. Separately, U.S. 1945 car production shows 2,148,000 passenger cars made with 144,000 exported, about 16.7 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Austria
U.S
Adolph Wehrman
Nere
Col
Richard Sehellase
Chambersaurge P
United States
Mrs George Kinley Sr Buried After Mass at St Thomas
Funeral services held for Mrs George Kinley Sr with a 9 am prayer service and a requiem mass at St Thomas Church. Rev Francis Graves presided. bearers included Charles, Edward, Frank Simley, John and Richard McLaughlin. Interment in St Thomas Cemetery. Attending relatives listed from New York City to Philadelphia. Commercial sale production of dry ice began in 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinley
Wright Street
George Kinley
St. Thomas’ Church
Francis Graves
Charles
Edward
Prank
Fred@ iSimley
John
Richard McLaughlin
Catholic Daughters of America
St. Thomas' Cemetery
Eavog ‘Oy
New York City
Kathryn Hungiville
Albert Cleveland
3Elua Ford
Alice Brenneman
Bula Day
Smethport
Margaret Smith
Parnell Quinlisk
Mary Katherine Quinlisk
Mary Quinnlisk
Bernadette Ackerd
Punxsutawney
Gertrude Franz
Ida Adams
Jack Gehrlin
Kathleen Gehrlin
Mabel Zilch
Daniel A. Zilch
Jean Marie Zilch
Clifford Zilch
Pauline M. Zilch
Elizabeth Mead
Erie
Dora Quilnisk
Paul Philip Quiknisk
Jeary Spaulding and
Philadelphia
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