Travel and visit notes from Jamestown area residents
Ves David Truex of Jannstown arrived for a Lets ayoviele with Baweed Mets. Thelma Pigper of B.D. 4 accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Roger Trisket to Phoenix where they will spend the winter. The Tris kets visited the Black Hills Yellowstone Salt Lake City and Grand Canyon. They will ride horses and visit ancient dwellings in Wyoming. Mrs. Hildman of New Bethlehem returned home after visiting relatives in Concord street. J R Dearing and son Malcolm left for Tihace to visit Bruce Deering family and Burton Dearing at Rochester. Mrs. William Flauss and son left for Flat Rock Michigan to visit relatives. Steve Varish returned from Canada after a week and a half vacation. Margaret Kerr of Union City will visit relatives in Jamestown for ten days. Mrs. Joseph Bleynski and daughter Jennie left for Toronto to attend the Toronto Fair. Mr. and Mrs. George Mulderinis travel to Buffalo and back with Kathleen Mulderinis, who will vacation a month at hospital nursing duties. Dr. Mosier and Ben will return to Chautauqua Lake from Sieprtown to visit relatives. Gack Tusky joined the family at Pindy Lake for a week. Mrs. Katherine Watt returned from Elmira after visiting relatives and Berns Point. Mrs. John Walragen left for Dallas Texas after a three week visit. Mrs. Francis Heprmann and son William and daughter Mary Elizabeth of Wattsburg are visiting. Horton J. Davis attended a public assistance board dinner in Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Truex
Jannstown
Thelma Pigper
Kant Peper
B.D. 4
Myx
Roger Trisket
Niobe
Phoenix
Ariz
Vline
Black Hills
South Dakota
Yellowstone National Park
Salt Lake City
Grane Canyon
J Dames Hildman
New Bethlehem
John Rowland
Concord Street
J. R. Dearing
Malcolm
West Washington Street
Tihace
Bruce Deering
Funlly
Willlso
Nin
Joseph Blechynski
Jennie Bleynski
RB. D. 4
Toronto
Canada
George Mulderinis
East Washington Street
Buffalo
Evenine
Kathleen Mulderinis
Mulderickt
Edward J. Meyer Memorial Hospital
Leo Mulderielt
Marionstreet
George A. Kovach
Lovehives
Mary Ann
Meargate
Jean
Homestead
George Kiam
RB. Mosier
Benfield
Chautauqua Lake
Sieprrtown
Gack Tusky
Washington, D. C
Pind— Iny Lake
Katherine Watt
Elmira
Lee Shoemaker
Berns Point
G. A Larson
Anna Stowell
Oi Cihy
May Harris
Concord Township
John Walragen
Dallas
Texas
F. M. Raymond
East Smith
Francis Héprmann
William
Mary Elizabeth
Wattsburg
Horton J. Davis
Rotary Club Speaker Recalls Army Air Corps Needs
Col K R Benson addressed Rotary Club on World War I air corps maintenance. He noted about 100000 parts needed for replacements and described keeping up to date records and transport to bases. He urged support for wartime relief in Europe and welcomed Envoy Theron Obitz as new member. Picnic planned for August 26 at Mead Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. R. Benson
Rotary Club
KR. Benson
Corry
Hole Corry
Army Air Corps
Col
Benson
Col Benson
Bth
Mame
Europe
Theron Obitz
Tunsday
Mead Park
Rowry City
Uneir
Diemer
Arthur Welle
Community Notes With Weddings Moves and Local News
Local items report Horace Robbing starting a construction job near Pittsburgh after graduating. Families move in, engagements and weddings planned for September. Rev Harris and family attend anniversary service. Miss Bru baker and De Porest Straight announce September 6 vows. A Bridge luncheon at Carry Country Club hosts 22, with golf and bridge prizes awarded.
W C T U Members Hear Guest Speaker
W C T U members met yesterday with Mrs. Charles Hubert of R D 1. The program included singing with Miss Naomi Johnson at the piano, devotions by Mrs. Henry Ainsworth, and a talk by Mrs. J Hal Smith about missionary work in Komo. An $11 offering supported foreign missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janeven
Charles Hubert
Naomi Johnson
Henry Ainsworth
Matthew
Mabel Halfast
Frank Lille
J. Hal Smith
Floyd Johnson
Rebekah Lodge Honors Members at Birthday Event
The Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge met at the T. O. O. P. Hall with eleven members. Noble Grand Florence Swanson presided as ice cream and birthday cake were served for celebrating member Mrs. Katie Buxton. Others with September birthdays were not present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge
Noble
Florence Swanson
Blanche Obrn
Alva Loveland
Doris Loveland
Katie Buxton
Gertrude Mick
Gertrude Stormes
Dolly Fritz
Mrs. R. E. Cross Hosts 500 Club Evening
Mrs. R. E. Cross entertained five club members and three guests at her Columbus home. Progressive 500 winners were Mrs. John Maloney, Mrs. Frank Ferry, and Mrs. Orns. A Golden Belles party was noted but attendance was affected by illness. Findley reunion held at Findley Lake with about 60 attendees and Roscoe Findley reelected president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wats
R. E. Cross
Albert Sox
Columbus
Progressive 500
Robert, Lewis
Glen Wright
Frosten Pearson
John Maloney
Frank Ferry
Orns
Emma Messinger
Sixth Avenue
Alexander Pindley
Abil
Charles Fox
Findley Lake
Roscoe Findley
Public Invited To Grange Shadow Social
The Corry Grange No. 55 invites the public to a shadow social Saturday evening August 23 at 8 40 in the I O F Hall. Guests will dine at the supper table and partners chosen from screen shadows. Proceeds support the Grange building fund. Committee includes Herbert Raubin, Mrs Hua Hill, Emma Gates, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Grange Building Fund
Herbert Raupin
Hua Hill
Mia
Emma Gates
Grange
Christensen-Beckwith Engagement Announced
Mr and Mrs Msrins Christensen of R D 2 announce engagement of their daughter Beth Jane to Donald Beckwith son of Mr and Mrs Forest Beckwith of R 1 2. Beth Jane attended local schools and Donald Beckwith served three years in the Navy. No wedding date set.
Welfare Organization Planting Program Seeks Youth Involvement
The Garry Welfare Organization invites all community children fifteen and under to a meeting on September 12. J A Brown of the State Game Commission will speak on wildlife conservation and present films. The event supports local park preservation with fundraising and youth organization efforts. Tickets available at the September 1 meeting chaired by Mrs. Bert Welden with Mrs. Henry Hill assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garry Welfare Organ Ton
J A. Brown
State Game Commisson
Brown
Annean Young and
Ais
Corry Welfare Organiza Ton
He Walfare Organization
Endeavonce
Bert Welden
Henry Hill
Introducing liter pin and psy ilimins at City Hospital party
A morning gathering at the City Hospital center featured speakers and demonstrations on new literary and psychological topics. Organizers invited attendees from Spatlattisburg to learn about health and wellness initiatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pin Ther
Psyilimins
TD. 4
Spatlattisburg
Ue Cetry
Williams-Culver Reunion Held Here
Frank Culver and wife hosted the 28th Williams-Culver family reunion at their home with about 50 members and guests. A barbecue dinner followed by a business meeting elected Bartton Williams president Robert Williams vice president and Andrew Williams secretary treasurer. The 14a reunion is planned for Mrs Myrtie Spencer’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams-Culver
Frank Culver
Nente
Bartton Williams
Robert Williams
Andrew Williams
Transuer
Myrtie Spencer
Second Gray Ladies Corps to be Honored at Cory Hospital
The second class of the Joe Gray Ladies Corps will be feted tomorrow evening at 2:30 oclock at the Hotel Cory. The hospital board hosts the event in appreciation of the members work at Cory Hospital. Twenty five Gray Ludlow are expected. Mrs Jerome F Needham, corps chairman, is in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe&l Gray Ladies Corps
Hotel Corry
Cory Hospital
Gray Ludlow
Jerome F. Needham
Waffle Muffin Batter Control with Spout and Grease
A chef outlines using a thick batter control to guide batter flow for waffles and muffins. A well greased spout assists precise pouring and smooth transfer from pitcher to molds.
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Rex
Lara
Douglas
Lassie
Ye Ey
Wilcox Grocery
East Main Street
Michigan
Corto
Surrell
Maxwell House Coffee
Rochester
Hale
South Haven
Ves
Oon
Horace Robbing
Pittsburgh
New Kensington
Priends
Robert P. Wike
Terry Lee
Buffoln
Frank Say
North Center Street
Wike
Shirley Warm
Henry Bals
Raymond Avenue
Bob
Aero Supply
Mig
Go, Inc
Ava King
Carlton Foss
Sugar Grove
G. T. Bergman
West Irving Street
Ronald
Lynn
Dorothy Ann Brubaker
Mya
Hubert Brubaker
Erie
de Porest Straight
Myra
William Straight
Sherman
St. Jobs's Lutheran Church
Clair O. Dufford
Dorothy
Straight
Bindley Lake
Grandma
Garmen Stearns
Patricia McNulty
Second Avenue
Roger Brown
Lota. Davy
George Royce
South Center Street
North Dakota State College
Fargo
Jane Butters
Park Street
Janie
Canadchta Lake
Ann Walker
Warren Times-Mirror
Walker
Charles M. Davis
Walter O
Davis
Jamestown
H. Ray Harris
Helene
North Center Strees
Harris
Agnes Rupp
Edward's Chapel
J. Tobias
Maradam Hill
Lewis Hopkins
West Church Street
Kenneth D. Lamb
North East
Manila
Col. Lamb
Louis Sears
Country Club
Indy
Carry Country Club
Wunsis Wan
Hilltop Club
Bruce Swest
Chautauqua
P.O. Waterman
W. J. Blair
Mt. Lebanon
Gerald Staples
Laurie Baker
Richard Hurlbut
Richard Rossbacher
Raymond Anderson
Harald Powell
Sweet
Elsworth Holt
Harley Johnson
C. W. Jones
Rebekah Lodge
Lucina Putnam
Waterford
Salem Evangelical United Brethren Church
Doris Jean
First Natorial Bank
Harold
G. B
Nat
Grange Shadow Social
North Corry Emblem
W.l.armitagh
Frank Bliss
N. Center Si
Tommiecoat
Beautiful
Harry Berger
Chapin
the National Bank OF Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Helen
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