Legion Auxiliary names Pittsburgh officers in bid for post
Mrs Jury E Doty of Allegheny a member of the Eight and Forty of the American Legion Auxiliary was presiding at the group s papers policy department event and will assume alt ies Le Chapeau or president in September Other candidates include Mrs Ja Galbraith Altoona first vice president and Mrs Mary Wilson Philadelphia second vice president Members of the Eight and Forty must have three years active Legion Auxiliary service and have performed outstanding work in welfare and child welfare programs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L Legion Auxiliary
Pittsburgh
Associated Press
Bride-Elect Nancy Thompson Honored At Teal Party
Miss Mira Owen hosted Tuesday evening in honor of Miss Nancy Thompson the bride-elect. Prizes were won by Mrs Hinckley and Mary Tilen Geach. Attendees included Mrs Kelly Hoff Mos Hinckley Alberta McElroy Mary Ellen Orsch Katherine Dorshell and Ellenbeth Newman Spars nsburg. Mrs Owen and her mother served refreshments. Mrs Doty has served 21 years in Eight and Forty and in the past year aided the Erle Preventorium Erie for tubercular children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mis Mira Owen
Nancy Thompson
Hinckley
Mary Tilen Geach
Kelly Hoffid
Mos. Hinckley
Alberta McElroy
Mary Ellen Orsch
Katherine Dorshell
Ellenbeth Newman
Spartansburg
Owen
Subsea Gatherings fame in society notes
Society page fragment lists visits and travels of Buffalo and Jamestown residents, military family connections, and several local social calls. Names include Mrs E W Wright, Rev Frank Cass, Miss Dorothy Johnson, Pvt Donald Walters, Joseph Wawresko, and Major C M Howard, among others, with mentions of Lake Geneva area and Fort Bragg postings.
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Ars
Camm
Polls
Wawreiko
Wyhn Wawresko
Corry
B.D
Wawwresko
Durham
Warren
E. Legesters
Pant PA
Phe
Lake Ghautaugua
Oscar Fritz
Port Allegany
Florence Strigler
E5tell Johnson
Jamestown Yle
Dimes Foley
Vissling Luis
James Boley
West Pleasant Street
Burfilo
Eileen Foley
A. Phillips
Mary Jean
Meadville
City
R. Dickson
Jacqueline Howard
Washington, D
Vislelhe Nes
C. M. Howard
Robert, Street
Fort Sam Houston
Tex
East Southsbert
Frank Cararikes
South Carolina
Jean Foster
Ente
Fay
Ralph Foster, Jr
Adele Jenkins Flying Ace on American Export Line
Adele Jenkins is among the first generation of airline hostesses on the Flying Aces service. She has flown nearly a million miles since 1936, guiding diplomats and generals across transatlantic routes and arranging meals, berths, and passenger comfort aboard the compact galley. She recalls the charm of Ireland and Dunraven Arms, loves the travel and people, and helped train early hostesses while later serving as a sales representative. The piece also notes a local club meeting at Mrs. Frank Fitch’s home on the macadam road, with prizes and a birthday cake for Mrs. Roschie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SY Gladys Degner
Adele Jenkins
Ireland
Atlantic
Gar
Adele
Europe
Cherrial
Treland
Dunraven—Arms
Dunraven
Fleglar
N. B
Frank Fitch
Frank Pitch
Macadam Road
Paul Daniels
Tryphia Fitch
Emma. Roschie
Roschie
Ancient false teeth used in early Asian civilizations
The article reviews ancient dental practice with claims of false teeth in Asiatic cultures. It cites Babylonians who may have used white pebbles on copper wire, Ceylonese sea shell beads over 500 years ago, and Japanese carving shells to resemble teeth about 300 years ago.
Mrs Price Hosts T T Club at West Main Home
Mrs Claude Price entertained the T T Club at her West Main Street home last evening. Five hundred was played with awards going to Mrs George Stanford and Mrs Barnard Sturdevant. Light refreshments were served to the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Price
West
Main Street
George Stanford
Barnard Sturdevant
Y Group At Chautauqua Lake Entertain
The Y Group at Chautauqua Lake entertained a YMCA club of boys from Corry Indies at the summer home on Lake Chautauqua on Wednesday afternoon. Fourteen boys attended and swam games were played. A six o'clock picnic supper was served by Mrs. Gray with help from the YMCA Auxiliary members including Mrs. O R Crowell, Mrs. Lest Ue Wells, Mrs. Ruth Downey and Mrs. Lawrence McCray.
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Ayana Maja
Wowrayana
YMCA
Corry Indies
Lake Chautauqua
Gray
0. R. Crowell
Les~t Ue Wells
Ruth Downey
Lawrence McCray
Donald Camper Celebrates Sixth Birthday Party
Mys Lester Camper hosted a party at Spring Street yesterday honoring her son Donald on his sixth birthday. Twenty guests attended and joined in games. Refreshments included ice cream birthday cake and candy favors.
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Donald Camper
Lester Camper
Spring Street
Donald
Mrs. Oscar Britts Hosts Wednesday Club at Finley Lake
Mrs Oscar Britts entertained the Wednesday Club at her cottage near Finley Lake yesterday honoring Mrs Walter Blair of Youngsville. A plenin dinner was enjoyed and tobridge was chimed by Mrs Blair and Mrs Morris Bernstein. Miss Ethel Matthews won an award in a guessing contest.
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Findley Lake
Oscar Brits
Finley, Lake
Walter Blair
Youngsville
Ewer Torbridge
Blair
Morris. Bernstein
Ethel Matthews
Robert Morton Feted At Family Picnic
Robert Morton honored at a Mead Park family picnic as he leaves Priday for service with the Army AI Corps. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Earl J. Haight and family, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Boag and family, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Burgnon and daughter, and Mr. and Mrs. Clove Morton and family.
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Onerth Morton
Priday
Army AI Corps
Mead Parts
Earl J. Haight
Alexander Boag
Harold Burgnon
Clove Morton
Home League Meeting in Union City Celebrates Birthdays
The Home League of the Sylvaion Army met at Mrs. Gurtha Cummings home in Union City last evening to celebrate Mr. and Mrs. Cummings birthdays. Singing accompanied the gathering and a brief business session followed. The group planned to meet again next Wednesday evening.
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S. A
Union City
Sylvaion Army
Gurtha Cummings
Tea Hosts Share Garden Decor At Parke Place
Miss Mary O H are Mrs Hugh Ope and Mrs William Lamberd preside at a tea yesterday afternoon at Mrs Lamberd s Parke Place home. Garden towers decorated the rooms. About sixty guests attended including Mrs Leon McNierney and Mrs Phillip Cochran of Titus Adie Ms Elmet Christensen at Harrisburg Mrs Lawrence Mam mond of North East Mrs Paul Mulheirn of Mercer Pa Miss Mary McMshon of Elgin Mrs Mirrel Baldwin of Union City and Mrs Carlton Chaffee of Midland Pa.
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Mary O'Hare
Hugh Ope
William Lamberd
Parke Place
Frank Bogart
Fogel Weeks
J. J. Mulheirn
Leon McNierney
Phillip Cochran
Titus- Adie
Elmet—Christensen
Harrisburg
Lawrence Mammond
North East
Paul Mulheirn
Mercer, Pa
Mary McMshon
Elgin
Mirrel Baldwin
Union City
Carlton Chaffee
Midland
Daughters Born to Two Corry Families
A daughter was born last evening to Mr and Mrs Lawrence Nichols at Corry Hospital, 422 West Washington Street. A daughter was born this morning to Mr and Mrs Lipya Austin of 106 South First Avenue at the local hospital.
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Lawrence Nichols
West
Washington Street
Corry Hospital
Lipya Austin
South First Avenue
Norma Shearer to wed ski instructor Su Asgonin
Norma Shearer, 36, a former film star, will marry ski instructor Su Asgonin in a Santa Monica Beach ceremony. The future husband, eight years younger and a former Nevada ski coach, plans to enlist in the Army after the honeymoon. Shearer is widow of producer Trying Thalbere, who died years ago. the couple will reside in Santa Monica Beach Lev Mendious.
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Los Angeles
Ang
Norma Shearer
Christiana
Marin Arvouge
Sun Valley
Thale
Lev Mendious Santa Monica Beach
Trying ‘Thalbere
Atrouge
University of Nevada Ska
George Foster Honored Before Leaving for Service
George Foster was saluted by the Aero Supply Co. in Te as he prepares to join the United States armed forces. A toast at Mead Park the prior evening drew over seventeen employees, families, and friends. The event recognized Foster’s upcoming service and leadership as he heads to duty near Tulare. Baby shoes advertisement appears with unrelated copy about proper fit and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Foster
Aero Supply Mig. Co
Mead Park
Tynamy Everning
United States Armed Forces
Ice
Tulare
Picnic reunion and Corryites at Point Gralier
Corryites gathered for a family reunion at Point Gralier with Mr and Mrs T. R. Tiffany and son Keppel, Miss Vera Hitumonti of Trie, Mrs T. I. Dikeman and daughters Mildred and Ellenbeth of Dunkirk New York, Cyrus Lope of Pittsburgh. A picnic sniper at Point Gralier was enjoyed last evening. Kitchen linoleum care tips warned about wax frequency and cleaning method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. Tiffany
Keppel
Vera Hitumonti
Trie
Mtr Ann
T 1. Dikeman
Mildred
Ellenbeth
Dunkirk
N.Y
Cyrus Lope
Pittyburgh
Point Gralier
Mrs Lyle Colby Hosts Friends For Evening Card Party
Mrs Lyle Colby entertained a group of friends at her Concord Street home last evening. They played five hundred with prizes going to Mrs Clarence Mixer and Mrs Colby. Other guests included Mrs John May, Mrs Arthur Manes, Mrs Do in Mooney, Mrs James Sullivan, Mrs George Johnson, Mrs Dale Lillie, and Mrs Clarence Mixer. A two course salad was served at the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Colby
Concord Street
Clarence Mixer
Colby
John&iminey
Arthur Manes
Doin Mooney
James Sullivan
George Johnson
Dale Lillie
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Gedeon
Titusville
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Su Asgonin
United Steel Workers C. I. C
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Grand Theatre
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Navy
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
Point Graliot
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