Corry Lodge Names New Officers For Masonic Year
At the regular meeting of Corry Lodge No. 465 F and A M officers were elected for the coming Masonic year. Worshipful master W Bruce Eilsworth senior warden A Brice Smith junior warden Howard P Ross treasurer Harry Byening secretary Robert F Brown trustees Sidney B Misthti Olin W Bracken and Earl R Haight. Richard H Hospacher was named grand lodge representative. James H Wright was appointed chaplain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
W. Bruce Eilsworth
A. Brice Smith
Howard P. Ross
Harry Byening
Robert &. Brown
Sidney B. Misthti
Olin W. Bracken
Earl R. Haight
Grand Lodge
Richard H. Hosp
Bacher
James H. Wright
Senior church officers listed in 1900s records
Senior steward Charles W. Butters junior steward Tracy W. White head senior deacon Duane N. Fogle junior flexcon Alan K. Dimmick junior master ceremonies Willi F Rickers senior master ceremonies Willard B. Gibson surgeon G. Carl Wengert tyler Wesley H. Howard named in roster of officers and roles.
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Charles W. Butters
Tracy W. Whitehead
Duane N. Fogle
Alan K. Dimmick
Willi F Rickers
Willard
Gibson Pirsurgent
G. Carl Wengert
Tyler
Wesley H. Howard
Almost Eighteen flash play thrills near capacity crowd
A near capacity audience attended the Junior class three act comedy Almost Eighteen in the high school auditorium last evening. Cast included Eddie Barry played by Louis Voxi and Mary Ann Dimick as his friend with Uncle George by Roger Stowe delivering a standout turn. The production, directed by Mrs. Marjorie Schoonage, featured the school orchestra under H Lynn Rice between acts and props strong with local talent such as Barbra Brown and Mary Butter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daria Thomas
Eddie Barry
Bing Crosby
Barry
Louis Voxi
Eddie
Mary Ann Dimick
Ann Shennan
Roger Stowe
Uncle George
New York
H. Lynn Rice
Miss Dimick
Local social notes from Corry list families and service members
Miss Mabel King and Mrs Clarsnise Hing depart for DuBois to join Mrs Kings mother Mrs George Nat for the winter. Several locals travel for visits with husbands in the Navy Seafires. Jacqueline Howard to Grove City College returns for weekend at Wright street home. Lieut Col C M Howard to arrive from Washington and family to move to Clarendon Va. Scouts visit Cory Troop 39. furloughs for Pvt and Mrs Damien Kite and Pvt Roger Cole. Mrs Clayton Gallet heads to Rochester N Y after week in Corry.
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Mabel King
Clarsnise Hing
Tole
DuBoi
Navy
John Manton
L. BE. Smith
Bete
Mabel Boyd
Cubs
Mm Corry
G. L. Boyd
King Street
Jacqueline Howard
Grove City College
Wright Street
C.M. Howard
Louis B. King
Leslie Wells
Clayton Gallet
Rochester
N.Y
Corry
Harry Thayer
East Pleasant Street
Roger Cole
C. W. Cole
Wayne Street
Pvt. Cole
San Antonio
Tex
Christmas Meeting of Presbyterian Aid Society
The Presbyterian Aid Society held a Friday afternoon Christmas gathering with carols and a brief business meeting. Birthday greetings for Mrs. P. M. Wichels and Mrs. Leon Wynn were sung along with other favorites. A Christos party featured gift exchanges, followed by a chicken dinner in the dining room decorated by the Geary family. A. O. Sandburg chaired, with dinner committee members listed.
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Dies Aid Society
The
Presbyterian Church
P. M. Wichels
Leon Wynn
George Waggoner
Willis Weed
Mabel Boyd
Sandburg
AE. Morrison
N. R. Dickson
P.M. Nichols
Ida Linendoll
County Girl Scout Executive Visits Troop 39
Miss Mary Wagner the Erie county Girl Scout executive spoke at Corry troop No 9 in the Presbyterian church social room last evening. The meeting attended by 32 girls included the usual Scout ceremony and was directed by the troop with Adele McCray Louise Whiteley and Mrs Heerlein assisting.
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Mary Wagner
Erie County
Corrywoop
No 9
Presbyterian Church
Wagner
Japksin
Adele McCray
Louise Whiteley
Heerle
Notice Warns Trespassers on Spring Creek Township Property
All persons are warned not to trespass on the designated property in Spring Creek township during the season. W. L. Henry, lb. steward.
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Spring Creek Township
W. L. Henry LB
Stuard
Dinner Program Marks U B Group Anniversary
The Amici Bible Class marked its fourteenth founding anniversary with a dinner for 75 members at the U B. venue. Original members Edwin Amitage and G Bergman attended with others. a program followed featuring devotions, piano, singing, a Christmas scene drawing, and readings led by Mrs. Lynn Cramp. Officers Mrs. E B Bush president and Mrs. Bergman shoplaif secretary organized the gathering.
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U. B
Amici Bible
Ponty
Origina
Edwin F. Amitage
Bergman
Lynn Crampyell
Gladys Canfield
John Williams
Histrry
Fen Teen
Banié Cuet
Robert Davis
Hugh Mosher
Cassius Fish
V McClintock
Lloyd Shawver
Hugh Moshen
Ares
E. EB. Bush
Mr. Mosher
John Carrier
Bergman Shoplaif
Campbell
Fish
Rifle bullet hits car of game official near Henry's Bend
Game protector Will Campbell of Grandclin escaped injury when a rifle bullet shattered his car windshield on Henry's Bend road. The projectile entered from the right side, likely fired by a deer hunter, with the blast narrowly missing him by inches.
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Ole Wie
Willi HR Campbell
Grandclin
Henry's
Bend Road
Campbell
Leon
Legion Auxiliary Christmas Party At Legion Home
The American Legion Auxiliary met at the Legion Home for the regular monthly meeting followed by the annual Christmas party. Entertainment included bingo and cards with gifts exchanged. Christmas gifts were sent to Perry Point and Coatesville homes for disabled veterans of the last war. A light luncheon was served.
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Bell Aircraft
W. Oxley
Bell Airraft
Buffato
Raymond Plant
Mr. Oxley
G. Kirenmeyer
Bell Plant
Oxley
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Las
Perry Point
Coatesville
Birthday Party for Harry Thayer in Sampson NY
Wary Meyer, Army visitor, is hosted at his East Pleasant Street home in Sampson. Mothers entertained friends last night with cards and prizes won by Joseph Ambrosso and Mrs. Clayton Gallett. Birthday cake centerpiece marks Seaney Thayer’s birth. party attendees include Geraldine Cummings Patricia Cragg Lois Jackson and several listed guests.
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Wary Meyer
Pleasant Steel
Sampson
N. Y
Joseph Ambrosso
Clayton Gallett
Seaney Thayer
Geraldine Cummings
Patricia Cragg
Lois Jackson
Clinton Gillett
Ellenore Trayer
Albert Fleeayci
Joseph Amoroso
Push Waste Fat Drive In Corry Grows Fast
Waste kitchen fat collection in Corry rises with dealers reporting weekly pounds from 20 to 150. Housewives urged to save fats as two ration points per pound aid meat, butter, cheese, and lard. State quota targets 1,500,000 pounds this month. October total was 470,911 pounds. A cold wave is forecast for today and tonight across New York, Pennsylvania.
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Cory
OPA
Denteus
Fire destroys church and three buildings near Mount Pleasant
A blaze at the Free Methodist church in Bridgeport near Mount Pleasant, Greensburg, Pa., caused the structure to burn and damaged three adjacent buildings. Estimated total damage stood at $27,000 after firefighters brought the fire under control early today.
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Bridgeport
Greensburg
Free Methodist
Mount Pleasant
Umder
Caution Against Paying for Word of Prisoner
Washington December 11 The Office of War Information warned the public against paying for alleged prisoner information sold as a “ticket” from enemy broadcasts. The agency said the government is taking steps to speed up notifying next of kin in cases of enemy capture by telegraphing information directly to families, bypassing intermediaries.
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Washington
Office of War Information Today
Agoriey
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