Corry notes social and personal updates from Wrightstreet to Erie
A collage of short items reports Marion L Young starting at William Smith College Geneva NY, her switchboard job at Corry Jamestown Mfg. Co, Vaughn Monroe concert crowd at Rainbow Gardens Erie, Chaffee in Indianola IA taking a Chautauqua course, birth announcements, engagements and weddings, moves, a tea room sale, and local residents' plans and illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion L. Young
Wallace Young
Wrightstreet
William Smith College
Geneva
Marion
Corry- Jamestown Mfg. Corp
Corry
Rainbow Gardens
Waldameer Park
Erie
Ladies Day Bridge Luncheon At Corry Country Club
A large crowd of Corry guests gathered at the Country Club house for a bridge luncheon with a one o'clock meal. Awards for bridge went to Mrs. E. H. Harmon and partners. golf prizes were won by Miss Jo St. Clair and Mrs. Laurie Baker. Notables included Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Buschman, Mrs. Lucina W. Putnam, and Ensign Robert Spencer among many others visiting or returning. Upcoming events include a September 3 bridge luncheon with chairwoman Mrs. Harley Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jo St. Clair
Laurie Baker
Harmon
N. Troy Gillette
Roger Brown
Raasselas Brown
Jack Castor
Alfred
Ind Austin
Ann Harmon
Harley Johnson
L C B A Buys Erie Home For New Office
The Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association has purchased the Alex Jarecki residence at 305 West 6th Street for its new Erie home office. The $30,000 plus deal was by private bid with board approval due at week’s end. Broker was Robert Keane. property praised as architect’s dream with imported paneling and a large third floor ballroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brie
Ladies’ Catholic Benevolent Association
West 10Th Street
Alex Jarecki
West 6Th Street
Robert Keane
Carter-Keane Real Estate Office
Tong Wen
Erie
England
Love Letters Spice Boyington Trial Tidbits
In San Diego on August 21 Associated Press reports torrid love letters allegedly from Pappy Boyington to Mrs Incy Malcolmson heated proceedings. Malcolmson denied embezzling 8000 dollars entrusted by Lt Cal Boyington while he served in the Marines. The auburn haired defendant testified for a second day at a preliminary hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
San Diego
Calif
Incy Malcolmson
Pappy Boyington
Cal. Gregory
Pappy
Boyington
Malcolmson
Memorial Service by Rebekah Lodge Honors Departed Members
The Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge held a memorial service for members who died in the past year with Florence Swanson presiding. A white flower cross, Summer blooms, and a white-clad guards of honor led the procession while Doris Loveland served as flower girl. Honored are Mrs. Mary Munger and Mrs. Cora Raymond. A social period followed with prizes to Mrs. Sarah Zalzncci and Mrs. Anna Gallagher. Guest Mrs. Dr. Gibbs, returning from Hydetown after 25 years, attended. Refreshments were provided by committee members Blanche Ohirn, Alice Ellsworth, and Havel Akam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah
Lady Pranklin Rebekah Lodge
Florence Swanson
Doris Loveland
Mary Munger
Cora Raymond
Sarah Zalzncci
Anna Gallagher
Dr. Gibbs
Hydetown
Blanche Ohirn
Alice Ellsworth
Anc
Havel Akam
Amici Sewing Circle Hears Missionary Report
The Amici Sewing Circle of United Brethren Church met at Mrs. Fred Williams home on West Wayne Street for an all day session. A tureen dinner was served before a devotional led by Mrs. H Ray Harris. President Mrs. Marshall Sher Wood read letters from missionary Milderd Yotme in Kentucky thanking the group for gifts and describing her work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amici Sewing Circle
United Brethren Church
Fred Williams
West Wayne Street
H. Ray Harris
Charkc
Marshall Sher- Wood
Mildred Yotme
Kentucky
Mrs Don Clark Hosts Club Night With Card Games
Mrs Don Clark of Firstvenue entertained her fil club last evening with two tables of cards in play. Awards went to Mrs Frank Ferry first, Miss Dorothy Hauenstein and Mrs Clank Jed tied for second, and Mrs Emi Messinger for third. The hostess served hamburgers with trimmings, browns with ice cream and coffee. On September 4 Mrs R Ben will host at Clara Averill camp near Garland. Preceding the evening of cards a turkey dinner will be served at 6 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Clark
Firstvenue
Frank Ferry
Dorothy Hauenstein
Clank
Jed
Emi Messinger
R. Ben
Clara- Averill
Garland
Miss Lucille Jukes Engaged to Marry
Announcement from Mrs Hades Jukes of Calumbus reveals the betrothal of Miss Lucille Pauline Jukes to Walter Carlyle Rogers son of Mr and Mrs Austin Rogers of Spartansburg. Lucille attends Cotill Senior High School as a Junior. Walter served three and a half years in the Army including twenty months in Europe and is presently employed by James to Wil Mig Corp. No wedding date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Jukes
Hades Jukes
Calumbus
Lucille Pauline
Walter Carlyle Rogers
Austin Rogers
Spmtansburs
Jukes
Cot
RogUty
Spartansbuirg
Bird
Oiiy James
Wil Mig. Corp
Busy Needles group prize winners announced
The Busy Needles group award list names Phyllis Hill first place Roberta McCray and Dawn Spor second and Helen Bull third. In the Ply ig Fingers group Mary Bull first Shirley Miter and Mark Johristensen second and Carol Let Page Doraling Christensen and Box trice Bensink third. Mice awards honored for the broan slick skirts with samples showing various ways of sewing. club members received linio the aliver star for ibs Garver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busy Needles
Phyllis Hill
Roberta McCray
Dawn ‘Spor
Helen Bull
Ig Fingers
Mary Bull
Shirley Miter
Mark Johristensen
Carol Let ‘Page
Doraling Christensen
Box Trice “Bensink
Ibs Garver
Moose Picnic At Sekerak's Grove
Loyal Order of Moose Lodge No 88 plans its annual all day outing at Sekerak's Grove on Sunday August 25. Festivities start with an 8 30 bacon breakfast, followed by a noon roast dinner with salads relishes baked beans and corn on the cob. Guests will enjoy refreshments and games including music ball and horseshoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Order of Moose
Lodge No. 88
Sekerak’s Grove
Welock
Daytown School Reunion Attracts Large Attendees
Daytown School reunion held at the Shreves Essex street drew a large crowd. A picnic dinner occurred at 1 PM followed by visiting and socializing. In the afternoon a business meeting elected officers: president Mrs McEldowney vice president Mrs Shreve and secretary treasurer Mrs Willard Bhice. Ghosts from Union City Erie Titusville Spartansboro Sugar Grove Clymer and Carry attended. The 1947 reunion will be at Mead Park on the Third Sunday in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daytown
Lyle Shreve
Essex Street
Ana Sitzing
MC. McEldowney
Willard Bhicye
Union City
Erie
Titusville
Spartansboro
Sugar Grove
Clymer and
Carry
Mead Park
Violence Threatens in Erie WHEU Strike
Erie radio station WHEU picketers on the fifth day of a labor action prevented a strike breaker from passing through their line at 1:15 pm. Police escorted the intruder after negotiations and without force. The man was described as a strike breaker brought in from out of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
slWility
WHEU
Truce Reached In Hat Makers Strike In Philadelphia
A nine day strike by 2,000 Statson Hat Company workers ended after labor and management agreed to arbitration. Local 60 union members began the walkout August 12 demanding a wage reopening to secure higher pay. The company contends the contract cannot be reopened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Statson Hat Company
Wolkout
Local 60
United Hat
Cap Avid Millinery Workers Time
UFL
Conteins
Alsuse
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hanes
Ronal
He and
Stork
Tus
NASA
Sanersee
Maughan
Colortune
Eleanor Parker
Paul Henreid
Alleria Smith
Ie Edmund Gwenn
Janis Paige
Patric Knowles
Seadinne
Thad Carlton Chaffee
Indianola
Towa
Chautaurana
Robert Waite
Jerry Philip
Cony Hospital
East Main Street
Pop
St. Vincent's College
Latrobe
Bush Maint
Albert Barnicke
Te Corry-Jamestown
Wilig-Willi
Carolyn
Chuck
John Daniel
William Wellington
West Pleas Nl Sheech
Cory Hospital
al Pox
Peggy
West Church
Alteeh
Edgar Taylor
Columbus
Fox
Emma Messinger
Maple Leaf Tea Room
Messinger
Earl Oshwin
North Center Street
Hawaii
Paul
James Rouse
Ths City
Ciation ‘State ‘Teachers College
University of North Carolina At
Raleigh
W. P. Foster
Sorrell
East Main -Street
North
Douglas Rozelle
Silvan Gipie
Lyan Sill
Wheeling West Virginia
William Eaton Tasiweek
Belvoir Castle
Fort Belvoir
Ben Highfield
Butler
Harry Newhouse
Coletta ‘Barkhardt
Paw
California
Mit
Warren
Warren Ymca
Pail Benniniane
Arthur Hil
Mark
Cecil Millar
Carlton Curtis
Ladies Day
Bary
Foster Onis
Nancy
Ernest Buschman
Ricky
Berkeley
Galil
George Thomp
Spencer Thompson
Chithee
George ‘Thompson
Minnie Perkins
Franklin Street
New York City
Thompson
Kenneth H. Perkins
Morristown
Mr. Thompson
Mae Owens
Staten Might
Lucina W. Putnam
211
Spring Street
Waterford
Esther Burger
A. O. Sandburg
Wright Street
New England States
Robert Hall
Sally
Chapagqua
N. Y
Esther Moris
San Fransto
Jack Schneeberg
Swart Houghton
Houghton
Eugene Powers
Helen
Damesown
Minnis Kater
West Pleasant Street
D. G
Matilda
Kamber
Elmer Christensers
Chilren
David Lee
Jon Todd
South Center Street
Herrisbuyg
Uney Whit
Hele
Sony Robert
Howard Keidel
Buffalo
VanDresars
Paulson
Charles Blackbelle
Pearl VanHorn
Ma‘Tie
Mabel Jean
Goal City
Ind
Hei
Sunt
William Bensini
John T. Horne
Westfield
N. J
J. Fred Kinley
East Wayne Street
Philip Teah
Lock Haven
Myx. Dowithy May
Adabett Gourtney
Bliera Cmiet
Ely
Bob
Jounty
Chautauqua Lake
Mayville
Corry Smeire
Mary F. Brockmann
Henry Brockmann
Kenneth Bock
East Southshroe
Brockmant
Germany
United States
Frank Gravino
Violet Orn
Richard Orn
Lloyd Stowe
American Legion
Robert L. Stowe
Cherryville
Winora
Robert Spencer
Norfolk
Vananas
Sephimber Tih
Navy
Uwee
P. C
Mr. Spencer
West Wayle Street
Busil
Spencer
University of Nebraska
Perry McGry
Bar- Suw
Cane
Phylis McCray
Richard Burrows
Wispese
Pantie
Chapin
Loba
Spice Boyington
Lanston
South Canter Street
DIAL
Sekerak's Grove
Locy
Phillip Wade
RD 1
Corry Hospital
Tota Ladies
Helin Plarpor
Zuckerman
William T. Nichols
West Wayne St. Corry
Nn Eee
Phillips Jewelry
Al’s
Sportsman’s Choice
Al's Clothes Shop
Bernstein Bros