Society notes reflect Townsend Plan club election in Corry
Acte regular meeting of the Townsend Club No 1 in the Macabee Hall elected Mrs L R Tiffany president the first lady to hold the post in Torachi Frank Morris became vice president Mrs Archie Briggs second vice president A M Briggs secretary Eugene Smitty assistant secretary Clyde Cook treasurer Frank Brooks will continue as club lecturer Secretary Heaberg from Warren spoke on Better Building supporting the Townsend Plan to stabilize the economy and protect the young and elderly The next meeting will feature a penny supper Christmas program officer installation and advisory board appointments Visitors included Misses Margaret Bartholme Vera Harvey Neylon Schreckengost Elgunor Christensen and Gertraude Gaffney.
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Sycrety. Heaberg
Warren Business Men's Club
Margaret Bartholme
Vera Harvey
Neylon Schreckengost
Elgunor Christensen
Gertraude Gaffney
Eric Tuesay
Aftorrman
J. B. Paterson
Maple Avenur
East Orange
Ruth Becker ix
Erie
George Boyd
South Cert Ter Street
Daugher
George Mallick
Helen ‘Keller
Virginia
Hyols
Betsy Ross
Mary Gron
Ostar
Kathleen Wise
DuBois
Reading
Corry
Lloyd Stowe
Chicago
Raymond Manufacturing Company
Miss Verna Wetmore Honored At Farewell Party
Mrs William Johnson hosted a farewell party on Fairview Street for Miss Verna Wetmore who will move to Philadelphia in February to study nursing at Jefferson Hospital Eight guests attended the evening with Miss Romianosky serving punch and presenting a variety of gifts to the guest of honor
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LS Atm
Mrs Croker Hosts 4 Party at West Park Place Home
Mrs John Croker and Mrs Everett Phillips honored Mrs John Croker with a 4 oclock party at 24 West Park Place. Five hundred tarnished the entertainment as prizes went to Miss Florence Hachomuer and Mrs Alec Wojciechowski. Guests included Mrs Carl Hixson Mrs Wilbur Lathrop Mrs Charles Skinner Mrs Ralph Flick Mrs Mershall Hughes Miss Helen Gumbleton Miss Victoria Wojciechowski Miss Bachomnet Mrs Wojciechowski and Ms Craker.
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John Croker
Everett Phillips
Melvin Copbett
West Park Place
Florence Hachomuer
Alec Wojciechowski
Carl Hixson
Wilbur Lathrop
Charles Skinner
Ralph Flick
Mershall Hughes
Helen Gumbleton
Victoria
Wojciechowski
Bachomnet
Craker
Nurses' Alumni Ass'n Plans Christmas Dinner Event
The Corry Nurses' Alumni Association met last evening at the nurses' home with Mrs Edith Davis in charge. Plans were discussed for the Christmas dinner party on Wednesday evening December 20 at Mrs Clayton Turner’s home on East Main Street at 7 o'clock. Fifty cent gifts will be exchanged.
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Corry
Acubiguon
Edith Davis
Clayton ‘Turner
Golden Links Class Hold Christmas Party at Methodist Church
The Golden Links class of the Methodist church organized a Christmas party with thirty three members and guests in attendance. Mrs William Jewell and others chaired the event with Mrs Reed in charge of arrangements. Tasteful refreshments and a gift exchange completed the holiday gathering.
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William Jewell
Betty Jones
William Myers
C Warner
George Gordon
Fred Mixer
P. L. Swanson
Myvi
FL B. Reed
Quarterly Conference at Y B Church Tonight
Dr S Paul Weaver of James town No will conduct the first quarterly conference for United Brethren in Christchurch this evening at 8 o clock All church officers are invited and expected to attend Coming to Cottage Hill Rey and Mrs Paul D Ford missionaries to the West will open the Cottage Hill church next Sunday evening December 11 Lanier slides will be shown with a number of other pictures from the islands All are cordially invited
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Y. B
S. Paul Weaver
Jamestown
United Brethren In
Christchurch
Cottage Hill
Paul D. Ford
West Ladies
Cottsge Hill
Lanier
Mrs Harold Roberts Hosts Bridge Club Meeting
Mrs Harold Roberts entertained members of her bridge club at her home on West Pleasant Street. Awards were won by Mrs Ruth Becker and Mrs Elisabeth Willisins, with gifts given as part of a Christmas affair. The hostess served a stud lunch to members including Mrs M I Moore, Mrs Viewr Demp, Mrs Lawrence Nichols, Mrs and Berry, Mrs Hazel Gick, Mrs Williams and Miss Becker. The club will meet in two weeks at Mrs Gels home on East Washington Street.
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Harold Roberts
West Pleasant, Street
Ruth Becker
Eliabeth Willisins
Moore
Viewr Demp
Lawrence
Nichols
and Berry
Hazel Gick
Williams
Becker
O F S Club Hosts Chicken Dinner and Christmas Party
Members of the O F S Club enjoyed an eight chicken dinner at the European Hotel then a Christmas party at Mrs LeRoy Dickinson's home on West Wayne Street. Bridge prizes went to Mrs Oscar Colburn and Miss Ethel Matthews. Gifts were exchanged. Attendees included Mrs Walter Dish from Youngsville, Mrs George Kinte, Mrs Colburn, Mrs Henry Decke, Mrs Ross Mead, Mrs Ralph Vanderhoff, Mrs Ross Pehlman, Mr Paul Quinlisk, Mrs Dickinson, and Miss Matthews.
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O.F.S. Club
O. F
LeRoy Dickinson
West Wayne Street
Oscar Colburn
Ethel Matthews
Is Group
Walter Dish
Youngsville
George Kinte
Colburn
Henry Decke
Ross Mead
Ralph Vanderhoff
Ross Pehlman
Paul Quinlisk
Dickinson Miss Matthews
Regular Meeting of Catholic Daughters of America Tonight
The Regular Meeting of Catholic Daughters of America Court Concepcions No. 25 has been postponed and will be held tonight at 8 o clock. Refreshments will be served by the committee. A few attendance is desired as important business will feature the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uteer Ginner
Catholic Daughters of Alerlea
Sual
Eat O'Lock
Corry Women Named to GOP Committees in Erie
W. W. Hammond and Mrs. 5. Austin of Corry have been named on committees to assist at a Republican event in Erie. The Republican Women’s group names several Corry residents to attend and participate, with Mrs. Austin on the reception committee and Hammond involved in reservations.
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Corry
GOP
Irs
W. W. Hammond
Austin
Bee County
Erie
Police speaker urges careful driving at Rotary meeting
Corporal John J. Burke of the local Pennsylvania notor police urged careful driving at the Rotary Club gathering at Hotel Corry. He stressed that carelessness causes most accidents and illustrated his point with examples. Private John Hornick attended as a guest speaker. the club plans a future event for needy boys next Tuesday noon.
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John J. Burke
Pennsylvania Notor Police
Rotary Clubs
Hotel
Corry
Burke
John Hornick
Jocgs
Uwe
Corry Grange Christmas Meeting Planned Saturday
The Corry Grange Christmas meeting will be held Saturday evening in the Horn block rooms. Members should bring a term vent gift for exchange. A joint juvenile and adult program is planned with a playlet from the Permona Union City appearance. Lunch will be served and those not solicited are asked to bring sandwiches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Grange
Union City
Tom Sawyer Play Set for Friday Night at Junior High
Students of Cory Buiiie schools stage Tom Sawyer at the Junior High under F Lowe Edwards. A public performance Friday evening is expected to draw a large crowd after a matinee. Director Edwards has a strong cast and rehearsals show a lively, creditable presentation. Attorney S I Skinner left for a business trip to Buffalo New York. Mrs EC Barney departed for an overnight visit in Erie with Mrs Setdell.
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Sghany Caudren
Cory Buiiie
F. Lowe Edwards
Mark ‘Twalbi
Vance
Joe
S. 1. Skinner
Bufalo
N.Y
EC. Barney Teft
Erle
Setdell
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