Engagement of Mary Theresa Schuster to Arthur Neylon
Mrs Mary Schuster of R D 4 announces the engagement of her daughter Mary Theresa to Arthur E Neylon son of Mr and Mrs John J Neylon of 212 East Pleasant Street. The bride elect is a Sorry High School graduate and works at Corry Memorial Hospital. Neylon attended the local high school and is with the American Steamship Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Neylon
Mary Schuster
R.D
Mary ‘Theresa
Arthur E. Neylon
John J. Neylon
East Pleasant Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Miss Sally Ann Matteson Heads To California Trip
Miss Sally Ann Matteson daughter of Mr and Mrs Guy Matteson of West Washington Street Extension leaves Thursday for Hawthorne California to visit friends and tour points in California and Mexico before returning next month. She was guest of honor at a surprise party hosted by her aunt Mrs DeForest Wayr at Spring Creek with a purse of money gifted for the trip. Refreshments were served to Mrs Harold Matteson Mrs T Mowers Mrs Wallace Sickler Mrs Ralph Williams Mrs Joseph Hassett Mrs Miles McCray Mrs Guy Matteson and Mrs Matteson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Ann Matteson
Guy Matteson
West Washington Street
Hawthorne
California
Mexico
Miss Matteson
DeForest Wayr
Spring Creek
Harold Matteson
T. Mowers
Wallace Sickler
Ralph Williams
Joseph Hassett
Miles McCray
Guy Mattesor
Matteson
Wheelock Aid Met At Coates Home
The Wheelock Community Aid met last evening at the home of Mrs. Emery Coates in district 4 with fourteen members present. A devotional period was led by Mrs. Leonard Edwards followed by social games run by Merv and Melvin Edwards. Prizes went to Mrs. Herold Dougherty and Mrs. John Ibrasa. Television was enjoyed and a salad course served. The next meeting is announced for August 18 at Mrs. Charles Kennedy’s Scio road home to continue the Upholstering course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheelock Aid
Coates
Wheelock Community Aid
Emery Coates
B.D. 4
Leonard Edwards
Merv
Melvin Edwards
Herold Dougherty
John Ibrasa
Charles Kennedy
Scio Road
Sunday School Class Party At East Main Home
Six members of the Sunday School class at First Presbyterian were entertained last evening at Mrs William Strighe home on East Main Street. A bountiful dinner followed by social games including bad mitten croquet and contests with prizes was held. Attending were Misses Sandra Cochran Linda Anderson Donna Sharer Jacqueline Paulson Barbara Mulvin and Kay Ross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
East Main Street
William &. Strighe
Sandra Cochran
Linda Anderson
Donna Sharer
Jacqueline Paulson
Barbara Mulvin
Kay
Ross
Neighborhood Club Hosts Thursday Night Bingo Prizes Awarded
Neighborhood Club members met at Mrs. Charles Cook's home with Mrs. Anna Miller present. Prizes were won by Mrs. Harry Burton and Mrs. Ruth Weidner as they shared baked beans tossed salad hot rolls dessert and coffee. Mrs. Burton will entertain at her West Frederick street home in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neighborhood Club
Harry Burton
Ruth Weidner
Charles Cook
Mr Cook
Anna Miller
Burton Will
West Frederick Street
Brownie Troop 81 Enjoys Camp Out At Wrightsville
Columbus Brownies Troop No. 81 met at Luther Johnson camp near Wrights Ville for an evening hosted by Mr and Mrs Arden Bull. Thirty five members attended a wiener and marshmallow roast. Leaders present were Mrs Bull Mrs Herbert Loveland and Mrs Warlo Morris. Mrs Morris will host next Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Brownie Troop No. 81
Luther Johnson
Wrights Ville
Arden Bull
Country Club Dance Saturday Night at Corry Country Club
Social calendar notes a dance at the Corry Country Club this Saturday evening from 9 to 1. Members and guests are invited, with refreshments provided and card playing possible. Arrangements are being handled by W. A. Leuby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Corry Country Club
W. A. Leuby
Mrs. George Reitz Honored At Farewell Party
A farewell gathering at the Corry County Club honored Mrs. George Reitz who will move to St. Paul Minnesota. About 20 guests enjoyed a dinner and a evening of cards on the veranda. She received a jewelry gift from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Reitz
St. Paul
Women’s Relief Corps Plans Future Activities
Mrs. Florence Bates presided at the I. C. O. F. Hall as 24 members met Thursday. They planned a public dinner in October a bazaar in November and a tureen dinner on August 30 at the Worth steel home of Mrs. Rosa Westley. Two upcoming meetings will pack a box for the Veterans Hospital at Erie. Ms. K. D. Brown and her committee served a lunch before adjournment to meet August 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Bates
I. C. O. F.hall
Worth Steel
Rosa Westley
Veterans’ Hospital
Erie
K.D. Brown
Club Social Gathering Sends Regent to National Convention
The Moose voted to send local grand regent Jessie Mason to the national convention in Buffalo August 19 to 29. Fifty members and one guest, Marie Kazmatet of Loge 289 at Mimi, attended. They balloted on candidates to initiate August 16 and planned a social at Mead Mark August Th with table service and rolls. Merle Brown won attendance prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose
Jessie Mason
Buffalo
Marie Kazmatet
Loge
Mimi
Auray
Mead Mark
Stending
Merle Brown
Harbor Half Pound Social Planned by Ladies Aid
An all day Hagher Half Laidies Aid meeting at the Community House set the August 17 pound social and outside painting of the Community Building. Mrs Earl Chelton presided and announced the September 8 journal Ladies Aid and community picnic with Neil Chelton and Allan Lindron on the sports committee. The next regular meeting is September 6 in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Chelton
Thew
Ladies’ Aid
Neil Chelton
Allan Lindron
Ladies' Day At Corry Country Club Ad
The Thursday Ladies Day at Corry Country Club featured luncheon and card play. Co chairmen Mrs Don Rincatd and Mrs Langdon Rowe organized the event with top bridge scorers listed and Mrs Gerald Staples winning the golf award. The next Ladies Day is set for August 16 with co chairmen Mrs Ames Lewis and Mrs Molt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Lewis
Molt
Ladies Auxiliary VFW Holds Routine Session
The Ladies Auxiliary of the VFW met last evening at the Post Home with Mrs. Maurice Porter presiding. Plans were made for members to attend the Northwest County Council meeting at OL City this Sunday. Mrs. Glyde Reynolds won a bath towel set. regular prizes went to Mrs Floyd Black, Mrs Ruth Foster, and Mrs Richard Foster. Attendance award went to Mrs Berdena McGraw. The next meeting is August 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies
Post Home
Maurice Porter
Northwest County Council
OL City
Glyde Reynolds
Floyd Black
Ruth Foster
Richard Foster
Berdena McGraw
Cyclist Killed In Waynesburg Accident
A bicycle crash in Waynesburg Pennsylvania killed 13 year old William Roberts and seriously injured 19 year old Ronald Porter. Both victims are sons of local residents Charles Roberts and Harry Porter. The incident occurred August 3 in Waynesburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesburg
William Roberts
Charles Roberts
Ronald Porter
Harry Porter
Iso
Unclear wartime wage boost details released
Text notes 12 vents an hour with an undis closed portion to take effect immediately and the rest to await approval of the national wage stabilization board. It cites the Ama non current at about three miles an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Wage Stabilization Board
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Midway Drive-In
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Jack Harrison
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Corning
Allen Spencer
Everett. Webb
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W. L. Armitage Emblem
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Atlantic
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Women of the Moose
American Federation of Labor
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Barney's Firestone
South Center ST
Chapin's
Corette
Chapin
J.S. Rubber and Union
Associated Press
New York
Us. Rubber Co
CLO
United Rubber Workers Today
Desmond Electric
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Wallace Jewelers
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