P T A Council Meets for Fifteen Dinner at Corry Junior High
The P T A Council gathered in the Corry Junior High Library for a fifteen dinner at block B15, serving a bountiful meal to 26 attendees with Christmas motifs. Miss Mary Anderson presented charters to the Concord, Washington and View Associations for compliance with state and national rules. Minor High and Fairview P T A units received oak leaves for partial participation. Donald Watson outlined future safety patrol plans near Huntor Izht School. Clyde Shotzbarger displayed The Other Wise Man. Next meeting set for January at Concord School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. T. A. Council
Parent ‘Teachers Association Council
Corry Junior High School
Mary Anderson
Concord
Washington
Air View
Wairview School
Pita
Donald Watson
Huntorizht School
Clyde “Shotzbarger
YMCA
Wedding Ceremony Unites Miss Helen Jones And Raymond Querreveld
Quiet double ring ceremony held at the White street parsonage unites Miss Helen Theresa Jones of Muskegon Michigan and Raymond Henry Querreveld of Corry. Rev Princis Whiteman officiated. The bride wore a watermelon shade wool dress with gardenia corsage. They plan a brief honeymoon to Buffalo Niagara Falls and Canada before residing with the groom's parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen ‘Theresa Jones
W. A. Jones
Muskegon
Mich
Raymond ‘Henry Querreveld
Henry Querreveld
Corry
Princis . Whiteman
Baptist ‘Church
White Street
Ewopean Theater
Raymond Mfg. Company
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Canada
Evangelical Church Club Social Meeting Report
The Evangelical United Brethren Church class gathered at Edwin Keppel’s home on Hast Waynes Street with seventeen members. Keith Hernton led devotions, Christmas gifts were exchanged, games awarded to Mrs. Alton Rigby and Mrs. Howard Westley, and a spaghetti meal with rolls and coffee was served. The next meeting will be at Crosby Bush’s home on Concord Street, January 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sitchuons
Atx Cunuay
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Edwin Keppel
Wayne Street
Keppel
Keith Hernton
James
Alton Rigby
Howard Westley
Mrs. Crosby Bush
Concord Street
Warriage in Chapel Unites Myrna Schramling and Ernest Burik
Miss Myrna Schramling, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Schramling, wed Ernest Burik son of Nicholas Burik of Columbus in the Chapel of Our Lady of Perpetual Help with sister Marie as bridesmaid. After a week's southern trip the couple will reside at 214 South Center street. Mrs Burl works in the Corty Hospital office and Mr Burik is a worker in the Savko and Burik Lumber Mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Francis J. Graves
St. Thomas' Church
Myrna Schramling
Frank Schramling
Ernest Buri
Nicholas Burne
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Marie
Nicholas ‘Burik
The
Savko
Burik Lumber Mil
Sciotl Ladies Aid Society Met at Wesley Gray Home
The Sciotl Ladies Aid Society held an all day meeting at Ms. Wesley Gray's home with fourteen members seven guests and five children present. A fureen dinner was served and afternoon sewing followed. Plans were made for a Christmas party December 12 at Horner Kolstee's home with a turkey dinner and residents bringing pies salads and rolls. A free will offering and a 50 cent exchange of gilts were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aid
Sciotl Ladies’ Aid ‘Society
Wesley Gray
Nown
Horner Kolstee
D A R Chapter Christmas Party Last Evening
The Brokenshaw Valley D A R chapter held its Christmas gathering at Mrs. John J. Colegrove's home on East Smith Street with 18 members and two guests Katherine Stone and Mrs. Ralph Blakeslee. Regent Mrs. C Barnes led the business meeting followed by a talk on Christmas in other lands by Mrs. Harold Gilbert. Light refreshments were served and Christmas gifts exchanged. The next meeting will be at Mrs. A J Peoples on Wright Street in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brokenshaw Valley
D. Alr
Johm J. Colegrove
East Smith Street
A. J. Foples
Wright Street
Newborns Reported at Corry Hospital This Week
A son was born yesterday afternoon to Mr and Mrs Clay ton Tutmiet of 711 North Center Street. A daughter arrived at Corry Hospital to Mr and Mrs Charles Martin of 3 West Frederick Street. Mrs Mimitin is identified as the former June Mattice. A daughter, born this morning, to Mr and Mrs Emery Coates of 10015 Fast. Mail line at the Corry hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Marker
Hast Pleasant Street
al Merker
Wright Street
Jamestown
Joseph DeMiarte
Katherine DeMiarte
Eleanor DeMarte
Kane
Joseph DeMarte
North Center Street
DeMarte
Corry Hospital
William Merrick
Wil
Miltoc
Calif
George A. Kovach
Mary Ann
Margaret Jean
Pittsburgh
Mr. Kovach
Anna Kovach
East South Street
Florence Bgpit
St. Marys
Harry Powers
Mr. Power
Franklin Street
Egolf
Tracy Whitehead
A. Bruce Smith
Philadelphia
Mr. Whitehead
Grand
Mr. Smith
The
Masons
Mrr
Clayton Tutmiet
the Corry’ Hospital
Charles Martin
West Prederiak Street
Sesluering
Mimitin
June Mattice
Emery Coates
Corry Os
Dorcas Class Plans Christmas Party
The Dorcas Sunday School Class of the Methodist Church met at Mrs. Robert Brown’s home on Pleasant Street with vice president Mrs. Bert Williams presiding. They planned a December 1 Christmas party at the church with a turkey dinner at 6 30 p m and special entertainment afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas
Methodist Church
Robert Brown
Hust Pleasant Street
Bert Williams
Dewey
R. Lawrence Davison
Cynthia Loveless
Tracy Whitehead
Carl Millshaw
Dinner At Hotel For Local Couple Celebrates 15th Anniversary
Local couple Mr and Mrs Louis Rossii celebrated their fifteenth wedding anniversary with a dinner party at the Hotel Corry. Twenty seven attendees from the Beth Israel Sisterhood joined the couple in the private upstairs dining room for southern fried chicken, gardenia corsage, and two gifts. Guests from out of town included Mrs David Godett and Mr and Mrs Al Phillips of Maud Wille.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anu Amis
Lous A. Rossii
Beth Israel Sisterhood
Corry
C D A Bazaar And Dinner Party Planned
Members of the C D of A met to finalize plans for a holiday bazaar and dinner to be held next week Thursday Friday and Saturday. Committee chairs report good progress toward sale completion and anticipate financial and social success with a Christmas timer party planned for December 19. Mrs. James Cassidy to chair the dinner to be served in the rooms of the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AE Aanaeucans
C.D. of A
Y Committee
James Cassidy
Women of Moose Hold Important Meeting at North Center
Thirty six members of the Women Toe the Moose met in the North Center street club rooms for a most important meeting chaired by senior regent Mrs. Sarah Hansen. Miss M Gordon of Minnesota spoke on World War 21 and 200 book copies were ordered to support Moosehaven and Mooseheart. A Christmas party is set for December 19 with dinner at six, under Mrs Girma Hepler and a committee. Santa Beatrice Stewart leads the carols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of
Moose
Toe the
North Cen
Ter Street
Eveninas
Sarah Hansen
M.gordon
Minnesota
Moosehaven
Mooseheart
Girma Hepler
Mins Jewell
Irene Morgan
Mildred Whiteley
Damen
Gertrude Duke
Katherine Patterson
Fief
Kiwanis Club Holds Officer Elections at Dinner
The Kiwanis Club met Thursday at 6 15 for dinner and business. President A Gray Stine led plans for a Christmas party with the ladies on December 12 at the Hotel Gewry. Louis Racsm and Robert Wilcox head the house committee with Chris Christensen and others directing the program. Mr Wallace was elected president. F Love Edwards vice president. directors named include Walter Auer Fred Hoenes R E Bumbaugh Hank VanTaisel Arthur D Martin Mr Rice and Dr Paul Weed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Ait Resturant
A. Gray Stine
Hotel Gewry
Louis Racssm
Robert Wilcox
House Committee
Chris Christensen
Philip Zolanesk
GC. S. Wallace
Hr. Lynn Rite
Mr. Wallace
F. Love Edwards
Walter Auer
Fred Hoenes
R. E. Bumbaugh
Hank VanTaisel
Arthur d. Martin
Mr. Rice
Paul Weed
Surprise party honors Mrs Merrill McCray at home
Sixteen ladies gathered at the First Avenue home of Mrs Merrill McCray to honor her with a surprise bridal shower arranged by Mrs George Shallop. Entertainment included 500 and Tummy games with winners Mrs Jenny Hulett, Miss Mary Baldwin, Mrs Charles Pless, and Mrs Henry Proctor receiving prizes. Refreshments of salad, rolls, bridecake and coffee were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Avenue
Merrill McRay
Mardine Patti
George Shallop
Jenny ‘Hulett
Mary Baldwin
Charles Pless
Henry Proctor
Miss Coletta Barton Honored On Birthday
Miss Coletta Barton entertained eleven Hello Intends at her East Wayne Street home for her seventh birthday. Guests included Arthur Perkins Craig Conrad Parkhurst Sandra Cochran Marion Orcutt Donna Sharer Gracia Bagley Dian Grown Linda Anderson and David McCray. Mig Lee Bartoli served cake and ice cream and the guest received many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coletta Barton
Hello
East Wayne Street
Arthur Perkins
Craig Aq Conrad Parkhurst
Sandra Cochran
Marion Orcutt
Donna Sharer
Gracia Bagley
Dian
Billy Grown
Linda Anderson
David McCray
Colletin
Mig
Lee Bartoli
Women's Relief Corps Elects Officers at Hall Meeting
The Women's Relief Corps No. 49 gathered at the 1.0.0.7. Hall yesterday afternoon with President Mrs. Mavel Brown presiding. Officers elected: Mrs. Brown president, Mrs. Eva Hu senior vice president, Mrs. Alma Garder vice president, Mrs. Rosa Westley chaplain, Mrs. Fae Wynn treasurer, Mrs. Emma Gates conductress, Mrs. Anna Babcoth guard. Next meeting is the Christmas party at Mrs. Westley's on Worth Street, December 42th, with gifts to be exchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mavel Brown
Brown
Eva HU
Alma Garder
Rosa Westley
Fae Wynn
Emma Gates
Cotectives
Anna Babcoth
Suard
Westley
Worth Street
Mrs Walter Scott Hosts Bridge Club Gathering
Mrs Walter Scott entertained her Thursday evening contract bridge club and guest Mrs Malcolm Haines at Wright Street home. High scorer was Mrs H Lugdod Rowe with Horton Davis and Raymond Anderson tied for second place. Mrs Elsworth Holt won the special award. Dessert was served. next meeting set for Mrs J H McGracken on West Congress Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Scott
Malcolm Haines
Wright Street
H. Lugdod Rowe
Horton Davis
Raymond Anderson
Elsworth Holt
J. H. McGracken
West Gongress Street
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Ail Ito
Ado
Acre
Dole Garfield
Fitzgerald
lAbventte
Bill Elliott
Lowe
Luscious
Zuckerman
Querreveld-Jones
D.a’r
Sds
C. D
A. Bazaar
ArFmambare
Cana
T.S. Kelsey
D.D
Cenker Ait
Mrs
Merrill McCray
Stromberg-Carlson
Emerson
Admiral
Motorola
DELCO
Easy
Davis Radio Lab
Railto Service
Women’s Relief Corps
Shamburg's
City Cab Company
William T. Nichols
West Wayne St. Corry
Phillips
Chapin
Wilcox Grocery
East Main Street
Oleo Armour
Oscar Mayer
Pillsbury
Eatwell
Santa
Fit Toy
Ene
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