Business and Professional Women plan December Christmas dinner
Plans for the Business and Professional Women's Club Christmas dinner are set for Monday evening, December 1, at the Corry Room in the Hotel Corry. Activities begin at 6 30 with a turkey dinner, members to bring canned goods for Christmas baskets, Miss M Agnes Lynch will be toastmistress, Mrs James Sullivan will perform accordion and piano, singing and a Santa pack with 50c gifts planned, reservations due by Sunday with Mrs James Hanlon as party chair.
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Business and Professional Women's Club
Batty
Corry
M. Agnes Lynch
James Sullivan
James Hanlon
Birthday Club meets at Sheehan home in Mena
Fourteen members of the Birthday Club gathered for a tureen dinner at 6:30 p.m. hosted by Mrs. John Sheehan on West Church street. Mrs. O. A. McClintock was honored with a birthday gift as decor matched the Christmas season.
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Birthday Club
John Sheehan
William Johnson
West Church Street
O. A. “McClintock
C. §. Wallace
Crowe and Kane Wed in Jersey City Chapel
Miss Mary Elaine Crowe and J Robert Kane were married in a December ceremony at the Church of the Ascension in Jersey City. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Crowe of 1215 West Pleasant Street and is a St Edward’s alumna employed in New York City. The groom, son of Mrs Mathilde Kane of Montclair NJ, attended Dickinson High School and Fordham University and served with the Army Air Corps before working in engineering for Callum Fuel Company. They reside at 38 Broadway Jersey City.
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Mary E. Crowe
J. Robert Kane
Charles Crowe
West Pleasant Street
Mary Elaine Crowe
Mathilde Kane
Mont Clair
N. J
Mr. Kane
Jersey City
Church of the Ascension
Kane
St. Edward's High School
Younger Group Feted By J.O.Y Class
Twenty one members of Mrs. Robert G. Tunnell’s Sunday School group were honored by the J O Y Sunday School Class at First Presbyterian Church. Twenty five J C YY Class members attended with turkey dinners at 6 30 p m. Gifts were given, games played, and the group later met at Mrs. Merle Page’s home. A basket for a needy family was decided to be packed. Next meeting set for January 12 with Mrs. George Reitz hosting, arranged by Mrs. Merle Besson and Mrs. H B Curtis.
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J.O.Y
Robert G. Tunnell
J.O. Y
First Presbyterian Church
J. C. YY
J. O
Merle Page
I Busines
Tyndell
George Reitz
Snyder Circle
Merle Besson
H. B. Curtis
Born to Miglaccio Rohner and Painter families in local hospital
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs John Miglaccio at Corry Hospital on West Main, with the family residing at 1242 West Main. A son followed for Mr and Mrs Russell C Rohner at Corry Hospital. Mrs Rohner is Helen Bichynski, of the same street. A daughter was born Thursday to Mr and Mrs Harry Painter of Van Dyke Michigan, making the baby a granddaughter of Mr and Mrs George Madsen of East Main Street.
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John Miglaccio
West Main Street
Corry Hospital
Russell C. Rohner
Rohner
Helen Bichynski
Harry Painter
van Dyke, Mich
Theaby
George Madsen
East Main Street
Contract Club Met With Mrs Horton Davis
The contract bridge club met Friday evening with Mrs Harlow J Davis of West Centre Street and Mrs Frank Graf Wasd as guests. Mrs Walter H Scott and Mrs H Langdon Rowe received card awards and a special prize went to Mrs Harold Poywell. The hostess served a salad course and next Thursday the ladies will hold a Christmas party with Mrs Powell of North Center Street. Dinner is at 6 30 with a gift exchange.
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Contract
Harlow J. Davis
West Centress Street
Frank Grafh
Walter H. Scott
H. Langdon Rowe
Harold Poywell
Powell
North Center Street
W E F C Club Organized Here Last Evening
The see Upson meeting of the W. E. P. Club was held last evening at Miss Patty Fields home. Officers elected were Sally Matteson president Doris Sterling vice president Fields secretary and Ruth Clayton treasurer. The session discussed clues, adjourned, with games and refreshments. Next meeting set for December 119th.
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Upson
Patty Fields
Sally Matteson
Doris Sterling
Pields
Ruth Clayton
Rebekah Helping Hand Plans Election Of Officers
Mrs. Frederick Beall presided at yesterday's meeting at T O F Hall. A report on gifts to Meadville Odd Fellows Children's Home was read along with a letter from the supervisor's wife. Officers will be elected at the next meeting on January 12. Mrs. Walter DeJean and Mrs. J Merrill Lillie hosted a dinner, gift exchange, and Christmas carols after.
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Rebekah
Frederick Beall
T. O
Walter DeJean
J .Merrill Lillie
Evangelical United Brethren rally draws district members
About twenty nine members from Corry District E U B and City B U B churches gathered for the quarterly Winter rally at Grand Valley Church. Supper followed at Grange Hall. Rev HL Loveless spoke on The Church and Evangelism. Rev Leo McGaughey presided with Rev Harold Lyman leading singing. Miss Jean Beck provided a Vibra harp solo. Attendance shifted to Sanford E U B Church for the quarter.
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Evangelical United Brethren Church
Union City
Corry
Grand Valley
Grange Hall
HL. Loveless
Parker Avenue
Franklin
Leo McGaughey
Clymer
Harold Lyman
TitusviUe
Iso
Jean Beck
Pleasantville
Sanford E. U. B
Housewarming for Walter Loveland Held With Guests
Mr and Mrs Walter Loveland hosted a Thursday evening housewarming at their home. Twenty six relatives and friends attended with bingo as entertainment and most guests received awards. The couple received a Betty Crocker automatic toaster from the group. Refreshments included sandwiches jello pickles ice cream decorated cake and coffee served buffet style.
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Walter Lovelands
Walter Loveland
Bridal Shower for Miss Gertrude Hill in Yellow Basket Favors
Miss Opal Hill and Miss Freda Smith hosted a bird shower Wednesday evening for Miss Gertrude Hill. It was announced she will wed Michael Marconi on January 1st. Fourteen guests attended enjoying ice cream cake and coffee. Gifts included pleasing cuts and yellow plastic basket favors.
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Gertrude Hill
Opal Hill
Freda Smith
Miss Hill
Mcchael Marconi
Misa Hill
Engagement of Nancy Meerdink to Charles C. Cummings
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Meerdink of R D B announce their daughter Nancy is engaged to Charles C Cummings son of Mr and Mrs Merle Cummings of Beaverdam. No wedding date set. Nancy is a Corry Senior High School graduate and works at Corry Jamestown Mfg Corp. Charles also a local high school graduate and employed at Martins Motor Sales.
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Nancy Meerdink
Lloyd Meerdink
R. DB
Nancy
Charles C. Cummings
Merle Cummings
Beaverdam
Miss Meerdink
Corry
Corry-Jamestown Mfg. Corp
Cummings
Martin's Motor Sales
Emmanuel Guild Christmas Party at Parish Hall
Emmanuel Episcopal Church members held a noon Tureen dinner for the annual Christmas party. Officers served as hostesses and gifts were donated for St Barbabas House. Rev Joseph R Clair delivered devotions. A January 12 meeting will elect officers with Velma Moore presiding. hostesses will be Sam D Harley and Frank Frost. The social time continued after the event.
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Emmanuel Guild
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
St. Barbabas House New North East
Joseph R. Clair
Velma Moore
Sam D. Harley
Frank Frost
Lutheran Choir Rehearsal Party at St Pauls Church
The St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church choir held its weekly rehearsal with 15 attendees. Afterward a chili supper and chill party was hosted by Miss Martha McIntyre Mrs John Freno and Miss Barbara Ann Keppel serving chili rolls relishes and coffee.
Corry Hi V Adopts Christmas Tree Project
Corry Hi V Club members, seven with advisor Clarence Eld, plan to cut and sell Christmas trees this year. They meet at Corry Hospital at 7 AM, travel to Erie to harvest Scotch pines, then return to Corry for a 2 40 PM sale. They will drive around town to show customers the trees.
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Corry Hi-V
Clarence Eld
Corry Hospital
Erie
Columbus Ladies Aid Session Recaps Christmas Efforts
The Columbus Ladies Aid Society met at Mrs Harold Bates home with thirty members. Devotions cited Luke chapter two as the group planned a church bazaar that raised about 180 dollars for church and parsonage needs. Members arranged a dinner for the Raymond Mfg Co Foremen’s Club, appointed co chairs for kitchen and dining areas, and elected officers and committees. Future meetings move to evenings. gifts were exchanged during social time and baskets for needy families will be packed December 22. January meeting set for January 12 with Mrs J H Reagle.
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Columbus Ladies Aid Society
The
Columbus Congregational Church
Harold Bates
Jordan Cole
St. Luke
Clifford Gasler
Raymond Mfg. Co. Foremen's Club
Fred Cox
Hollis Upperman
Andrew
Casler
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