Corryite Married In North East Ceremony
Miss Grace Marie Graham of Spring Street and Thomas Keener of North East wed Saturday at 7 o'clock in St Marys College North East. Rev Vail performed the ceremony. Bride wore a gold taffeta dress with black accessories and yellow rose corsage. Sister Salvatore Catalfa served as attendant in black and white taffeta with red roses. Best man was Mr Catalfa. After a short trip the couple will reside at 65 Clinton Street North Dust. Keener is employed by Sunshine Packing Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corryite
North East
Grace Marie Graham
Spring Street
Thomas Keener
O'Slovk
Rev
Vail
Sir. Mary's College
Salvatore Catalfa
Mr. Catalfa
Mr. Keenat
Clinton Street
North Dust
Keener i Sim
Sunshine Packing Company
Housewarming Party Honors Mrs Tinendell and Grace Houser
Mrs Dorothy Tinendell and her sister Grace Houser of Pari Place hosted a surprise housewarming party last evening with attendees including Julia Ficcards Clinton Prats Anna Shieltis and other friends. Prizes were awarded to Ficcardi Houser and one other guest. Guests received flowers and an electric clock plus a late supper of two salads hot rolls and coffee. November 28, 1942 Boston Coconut Grove fire killed 491 people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Tinendell
Grace Houser
Pari Place
Julia Ficcards
Clinton Prats
Anna Shieltis
Robert Sanders
Mildred Bailey
Shirley
Joan Tillotson
Jack Berry
Ficcardi
Houser
Hospital Auxiliary Welcomes New Members at Meeting
New members Mrs. John Kissman Mrs. Norris Hooven Mrs. Clarence Kitch Mrs. John Mohr and Miss Margaret Bartholme joined the Hospital Auxiliary at the regular meeting. A Tumor Auxiliary supply cart project is proving successful and funds from the charity style show totaled 364.89 to purchase hospital equipment. A Christmas gift plan for patients is approved with chair Mrs. Lawrence Wichel’s committee. A January 7 tureen dinner marks past presidents night, and decorating a hospital lawn tree is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kissman
Norris Hooven
Clarence Kitch
John Mohr
Margaret Bartholme
Walter Ross
Martin Keppel
Ve fGssman
Lawrence Wichels
T. S. Kelsey
J. F. Needham
Dinner Hosts and Local News From Corry Area
Mrs. Harold Gilbert hosted a dinner party on West Church Street for Mrs. Murray Olds who plans to leave for California. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Howard Taggart and others. notes on neighbors visiting New York City and attending a Frudebaker dealers meeting at the Waldorf Astoria. Several local residents travel to Lake Worth, Philadelphia, and Buhle am, with mentions of visits and business trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert
Harold Gilber
West Church Street
Murray Olds
California
Howard Taggart
Oval
Walter Peake
Olds
Raymond Wagers
Ht. D
New York City
Frudebaker Dealers
Waldorf Astudio
Tormer Corry
New Hupy
Willam Dyryide
Itr Stelen
Cleveland Browns
John Rickers
North Center Street
Lake Worth
W. F. Rickers
Bis
Philadelphia
Grand Lodge
Corry Lodge
Riuluetilers
West Smith
Buhle
Waltham
Mags
L. J. Rowe
Titusville
Rowe
Florence Williams
Jamestown
Emily Fuhy
Ast Fredericke Street
Ete Todas
City Treasurer Guest Speaker For B P W Club
Carl Silt the treasurer was guest speaker at the B P W Club meeting last evening. Mrs Charlea Thompson hosted at Maple avenue home as Mrs Mary Deby presided. Plans were made for the December 10 Christmas party at The Den with a small tree fund request. Mrs M H VanDiesay won the attendance award and a luncheon with Christmas motifs was served. Mrs VanDresar will handle reservations for the party and must be contacted by Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.P.W
Carl Silt
Vig
Smith
Charlea Thompson
Maple Avenue
Mary Deby
Unis
W. W. T. U. Christmas Party Held Monday
W. W. T. U. held a Christmas gathering Monday at the First Methodist Church with 19 members and guests. President Mrs. C. A. Moutillair opened with brief business, a rummage-sale report noted a net of 82.85, and a special collection funded the Upper Room booklet for members. The program featured piano solos, readings, carols, and a comedy reading, followed by fruit salad and coffee in the church basement. next meeting date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ganisumus Percy
First Methodist
C. A. Moutillair
Charles Patterson
Floyd Johnson
Naomi Johnson
Johnson
Patterson
Claude Stearns
Fred Ross
Stearns
St. Nick
Chureh
Ross
Shannon
Kiwanis Club Plans Holiday Party Approach
Kiwanis members discussed a December 10 party for underprivileged children titled Kiwanis Kill Bids' Knight. H Lynn Rice named chairman with Howard Sheen and Dr Paul Weed assisting. notes came from a Youngsville lash Tesday charter by Ernest L Bertram Lancaster district governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Kinyanis Club
Kiwanis
Knight
H. Lynn Rice
Howard Sheen
Paul Weed
Youngsville
Lancaster
Corry Lab
Tring
Culbertson Hills
Bilnboro
Frank Norman
Meutensut
Harry Barach
Lynn Bice
Arthur Marlin
Luncheon Bridge Club Met Yesterday at Hotel Corry
The Luncheon Bridge Club met yesterday at noon at Hotel Corry and then went to the West Washington Street home of Mrs. Philip Zk neck for an afternoon of cards. Mrs. WN. Gillette and Mrs. E. Harmon were high supporters. The next meeting on December 17 will be a Christmas party hosted by Mrs. H. Langdon Rowe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogal
Corry
West Washington Street
Philip Zk Neck
WN. T. Gillette
E. H. Harmon
H. Langdon Rowe
Card Club Hosts Dinner and Card Wins at VonDresar Home
Mr and Mrs Alfred VunDresast of Wayne street hosted the V. K. HS Gard Glib club on Saturday. A ham dinner preceded card games with awards won by Mrs Arthur Lite and Gerald Staples. Birthdays for Mrs Von Dresast and Mr Staples were honored. A large birthday cake was served. Mrs Richard Hingbyie will entertain the club next at Wright street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VonDresar
Alfred VunDresast
Wayne Street
V. K. HS. Gard
Arthur Lite
Gerald Staples
von Dresa
Staples
Richard Hingbyie
Wright Street
Lutheran Bazaar Set for Tomorrow by St Pauls Church
Final plans announced for the Lutheran bazaar sponsored by the women of St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church East South Street. Homemade articles baked goods aprons books crafts will be sold plus a parcel post booth from out of town friends. A children’s fish pond and refreshments will be provided at the door from 9 AM to 9:30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of
Si. Paul's
Evangeliel Lutheran Church
Chairch
East South Street
Tomnorrow
Mary Alice Noxon Weds Munin B Sargent at Pralytressy Church
Miss Mary Alice Noxon daughter of Mrs Harry E Noxon of Wartburg wed Munin B Sargent son of Mrs Crle Sargent of Union City on Wednesday November 1 at the Pralytressy Church. The Rev Spencer Limesyiltt officiated. The bride wore a white Chantilly lace gown with satin accessories and a bridal bouquet of white chrysanthemums. Maid of honor Miss Betty Gross wore an emerald gown with yellow roses. Best man was AcoMPANY Him. The couple planned a wedding dinner at the Methodist Church and will reside in Martinsville. The bride attended Watts High and State Teachers College, later teaching in Bivesville. the groom, a Navy veteran, attended Bidin bor State Teachers College and teaches at Academy High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sargent-Noxon
Mary Alice Noxon
Harry E Noxon
Betty Gross
Sargent
Dior City
Bidinbor
Readers Club Meeting Discusses California Birds
The Readers' Club met Monday afternoon at Mrs Bertin Stockton's home on West Congress Street with Mrs Willly Brown assisting. Mrs Leura Stockton attended as a guest and roll call noted members current. H W Taggart reviewed an article from a Saturday issue on the Last Stand of the Fabulous Coniets describing bird extinctions in California. A light hour of refreshments followed. The next meeting is set with Mrs F B Sullivan on December 17 at West Pleasant Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertin Stockton
West Congress Street
California
F.B. Sullivan
West Pleasant Street
Club 15 Honors Mrs Frederick Haenel Birthday
Mrs Harry Burton of West Frederick Street hosted Club 15 at her home to honor Mrs Frederick Haenel on her birthday. Members drew prize names won by Mrs Albert Shaffer Mrs Robert Tripp Mrs Flossie Fosburgh and Mrs Bryce Leek. A gift exchange was planned for December 15 at the Deerhead Inn with fruit salad bread birthday bake tea and coffee served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Haenel
Frederik “Haenel
Menting
Club
Harry Burton
West Frederick Street
Albert Shaffer
Robert Tripp
Flossie Fosburgh
Bryce Leek
Deerhead Inn
Golden Wedding Party For Bennink Couple In Columbus
Mr and Mrs J John Bennink of Columbus will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary on December 7 with an open house Sunday from 2 to 6 p.m. at their home. Hosts include their daughter Mrs Carold Hakin Waterford and other relatives. Married in Clydemon December 7 1901, the Benninks lived in the area. Mr Bennink worked on farms and is now with Burne and Savkn Lumber and Supply Co. in Neth Columbus. They have six children and two grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
J. John Bennink
Bennitk
Burne and
Circle No 2 Met With Mrs Barnes For Christmas Box
About 40 members of Circle No 2 of the First Methodist Church met with Mrs R G Barnes and prepared a box for New York City Puerto Ricans. Mrs K S Durham read from Luke on the Christmas story. A fund was raised for a church food chopper. Miss Ruth Dabistrand reviewed parts of America North and South. Helen Jones served dessert as they adjourned for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 2
W. S.C
First Methodist Church
R. G. Barnes
New York City
KS. Durham
Wes
Rith Dabistrand
America
Helen
Jones
Farewell Party for Richard Lindberg
A farewell party for Richard Lindberg was held at Mrs. George Bummons home in Wattsbury. Twelve friends from Cory Wattsburg and Findlay Lake attended as Lindberg leaves tomorrow for army service. He received an Identi Heattian bracelet as a gift and guests enjoyed Coke ice cream and milk shakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Lindberg
George Bummons
Wattsbury
Cory
Wattsburg
Findlay Lake
Lindberg
Navy Mothers' Club Elects Officers
Navy Mothers' Club conducted its meeting last evening to nominate and elect officers for the coming year. Results include Mrs. Mayme Mitchail as commander and Mrs. Clarence Cox as first vice commander. The group planned to mail Christmas boxes to sailors at the Soldiers' and Sailors' Home in Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soldiers’ and Sailors
Erie
Navy Mothers' Club
Mayme Mitchail
Clarence Cox
Carl
Group officers and Christmas party set for December 17
A long list of group officers including higher second vice commander Mrs Harvey Leveland adjutant Mrs Douglas Rozelle and others is provided. The next meeting will feature a Christmas party on December 17 hosted by the board of directors and trustees with roles for color bearers pianists and chaplains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Leveland
Douglas Rozelle
Fred Young
Floyd Douwherty
John Gilmore
Will Dingfelder
Rossuikes
Elizabetty Jansen
Merrill Tilhe
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NUES
Jeanne Crain
Boston
Cocoanut Grove
Rayon Tricot
Rence
Plymouth
Dodge
de Soto
Chrysler
Chrysler Corporation
Martin Motor Sales
West South St
W. 5
C. S. Circle
Richard _Lindberg
Navy Mothers’ Club
F. C. Chapin & Son
Denier
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