Ministers and wives discuss ecumenical trends in Corry
Ten ministers and wives of the Corry and Union City Ministerial Associations met for lunch at Tarbel's. Rev. Minnigh presided, Dr. James West led devotions, and Rev. Tickner spoke on ecumenical trends. The association voted to donate 10 to the Salvation Army and Erie County Health and Tuberculosis Association. Officers were elected: Merriman president, Hildebrand vice president, Whiteman secretary treasurer. Plans announced for a January 6 to 12 week of prayer themed Power Through Prayer. Next meeting set for January 6 at the Corry Church of the Nazarene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rela
Meering
Cony
Union City
Salvation Army
Erie County Health and Tuberculoals Association
Corry Church
Duplicate Bridge Event Stirs Small Hotel Crowd
A small crowd at Hotel Comny hosted six tables for a duplicate bridge evening. East and West winners were E. F. Pain and Mrs. A. S. Boag with 58 percent. Second place went to Mr. Boag and Miss Sarah Powell with 54 percent. North and South top pair were Mrs. C. W. Jones and H. J. Davis at 57.14 percent. Plans for the next play, scheduled for January 8, were announced by Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Comny
E. F. Pain
A. S. Boag
Mr. Boag
Sarah Powell
Juanita Stranahan
Ruth Lanston
C. W. Jones
H. J. Davis
Walter Scott
Leonard Burk
Engagement of Eva Jeanne Chase to Richard Dale Upperman
Mr and Mrs Frank E Chase of R D J Corry announce the engagement of their youngest daughter Eva Jeanne Chase to Richard Dale Upperman son of Mr and Mrs Sam Upperman of Columbus. Eva Jeanne is a Corry Senior High School 1946 graduate and works at Ajax Iron Works. Richard attended Columbus schools and works at Corry Jamestown Mig Corp. The wedding will be a near future event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Chase
R. D. J. Corry
Eva Jeanne
Richard Dale Upperman
Sam Upperman
Columbus
Miss Chase
Corry
Ajax Iron’ Works
Upperman
Corry- Jamestown Mig
Otterbein Guild Met Monday Evening
The Otterbein Guild of the Evan gelical United Brethren Church met at Miss Patricia Campbell’s Seventh Street home with sixteen members. Campbell presided, Du brosky reported on Christmas in foreign lands, and gifts were exchanged. Next meeting January 14 will be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otterbein Guild
The
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Patricia Campbell
Seventh Street
Y M C A Auxiliary Hosts Christmas Party
Mrs Charles Graham of East Main Street entertained twenty six members and guests of the Y M C A Auxiliary for a Christmas gathering with a bountiful dinner and exchanged gifts. Clyde Shotsbarger shared The Other Wise Man tale and played sound pictures including Christmas carols cartoons Flip the Frog and a hunting dogs reel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Graham
East Mainstreet
Clyde Shotsbarger
Man finds relief from rheumatic pains after RHU-ATD
A Corry man reported years of leg pain and swelling from muscular rheumatism. After starting RHU-ATD, he says the bone ache disappeared the next day and swelling and stiffness eased, restoring his ability to walk. The ad claims RHU-ATD contains three key medical ingredients and is sold at local drug stores.
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Corry
N B Club Holds Christmas Meeting at Fitch Home
All members attended the N B club Christmas gathering held Monday evening at Mrs. Frank Fitch's East Columbus avenue home. A tureen dinner was served and gift exchange enjoyed. Progressive 500 winners were Mrs. Oliver Brown Mrs. Beatrice McGraw and Mrs. Carlyle Birch. Mrs. Paul Crowell of Wright street will host the December 30 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. B. Club
Frank Fitch
East
Columbus Avenue
Oliver Brown
Beatrice McGraw
Carlyle Birch
Paul Crowell
Wright Street
Bertha Dorwin Hosts Christmas Party for Shipping Dept
Mrs Bertha Dorwin entertained twelve women employees of the shipping department of the Raymond Mig Company at her West Wayne street home for a Christmas party. A bountiful dinner was served at six with holiday decorations. Gifts were exchanged and dancing games and visiting followed. The hostess received a banquet of flowers from the guests.
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Bertha Dorwin
Raymond Mig. Company
West Wayne Street
Local Ladies Host Christmas Party for Women of the Moose
Mrs Bertha Darwin and Mrs Helen Moore chaired the Mooseheart committee and entertained fourteen committeewomen at the former's West Wayne street home. A Christmas party featured 500 with awards to Mrs Audrey Hansen and Mrs Gera Damon. Favors included sachets and a gift exchange followed a supper of sandwiches relishes fruit jello cake and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Darwin
Helen Moore
Mooseheart Committee
Women of the Moose
West Wayne Street
Audrey Hansen
Gera da
Christmas Luncheon Hosted by Readers Club
Valries Urom and Miss M Lena Mather hosted thirteen Readers members and guest Mrs. Fred Steadman of McKeesport yesterday afternoon. A luncheon at one o'clock featured Christmas decor and bell motifs. Members exchanged gifts and recited favorite carols. Next meeting set for January 6 at Mrs Mortis Bonsteel’s home on North Center Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valries Urom
M. Lena Mather
Fred Stead- Man
McKeesport
North Center Street
Mortis Bonsteel
Elks Lodge To Attend Initiation In Meadville
Meadville initiation for a class of candidates will be held with Elks members traveling to Meadville. Members are asked to meet at the Lodge at 5:00 PM for dinner at 6:30 PM in Meadville.
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Elks’ Lodge
Meadville
Haklunds welcome son at Corry Hospital
Mr and Mrs Raymond Haklund of 613 West Pleasant Street announce the birth of a son at Corry Hospital late last evening. Also Mr and Mrs Darrell Eysor of R D 1 Corry report the birth of a son. Mrs Louise Oaelin is the former Mrs Eysor.
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Raymond Haklund
West Pleasant
Corry Hospital
Darrell Eysor
R. D
Corry
Eysor
Louise Oaelin
Auxiliary Of Elgin Cemetery Association Elects Officers
The newly organized Auxiliary of the Elgin Cemetery Association met at Mrs. Fred Palmer Sign with fourteen members present. Mrs. Palmer was elected president, with Mrs. Clarence McCray as vice president, Mrs. L. J. Eisenman as treasurer, and Mrs. Robert Howles as secretary. The next meeting is set for January 17 at Mrs. Lem Wright’s home in Elgin.
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Elgin Cemetery
The
Elgin Cemetery Association
Fred Palmer
Palmer
Clarence McCray
L. J. Eisenman
Robert Howles
Lem Wright
Ilzin
500 Club Meets At North Center Hosts
Air and Mrs. Oscar Fritz hosted a 500 club evening at their North Center street home. Two fiebles were played with prizes awarded to Mrs. Harvey Loveland and John Ohrn. A Christmas themed salad, crackers, cake and coffee served late, and guests took home miniature figurines as favors.
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Air
Oscar Fritz
500 Club
North Center Street
Harvey Loveland
John Ohrn
Cmdr and Mrs Walling Honored in Concord Street Visit
Mr and Mrs B D Matkensie entertained a small gathering on Concord street last evening honoring Cmdr and Mrs R G Walling who are visiting on their way to Florida where they will settle. A pleasant social evening was enjoyed.
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Mme
Lynn Sill
Beaverdam
Jamestown
W.C.A
Andrew Hanlin
Dorothy
East South Street
Rochester
Edward Wolcott
Clahfum State Teachers College
Floyd Wolcott
East Main Street
Lawrence Thomas
Automotive
Brie
Press Club
William Scott
Wheaton College
Scott
Wayne Street
Lloyd Thomas
Snyder Circle
Grand Haven
Mich
Melvin Nelson
Rey
F. A. Hook
Adrian
Cmdr
Bazaar nets over 375 for Catholic Daughters fundraiser
Members of Court Conception No 35 Catholic Daughters of America report a weekend bazaar raised over 375. Door prizes went to J A Trost Rose Mary Williams Ann Royek Lea Rhynard Victor Dempsey Helen Morrell Thomas Benim Walter Purdey. Proceeds from the religious booth under Mrs James Cassidy will go to the Sisters of Mercy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Conception No. 35
Catholic Daughters of America
J. A. Trost
Rose Mary Williams
Ann Royek
Lea Rhynard
Victor Dempsey
Helen Morrell
Thomas Benim
Walter Purdey
James Cas~ Rsidy
Sisters of Mercy
Birthday Party for Mrs William Dunlap
Mrs William Dunlap hosted a birthday party at her North Center Street home with contract bridge and 500 as entertainment. Prize winners included Mrs Richard Rossbacher and Mrs IC T Anderson for contract and Mrs George Stanford Jr and Mrs Sarah Almeck for 500. Guests listed include Mrs Louis Jackson and others, with a luncheon of macaroni and tuna salad and birthday cake.
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Tercing Gueysanel
William Dunlap
North Center Street
Contract Bridge
Richard Rossbacher
T. Anderson
George Stanford, Jr
Sarah
Almeck
Louis Jackson
Philip Zalaeck
Milton Zalmeck
Milton van Dr
Waitress Shot to Death in Allentown
Mrs. Lillian Vincent 42 a waitress was shot to death near a busy Allentown corner just before midnight. Bystander Robert Rowe 29 was wounded in the leg by a ricocheting bullet as he approached the couple her husband John and Mrs Vincent. Detective said Rowe described the scene and the shots.
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Allentown
Lillian Vincent
al Melzel
Robert Rowe
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Armitage
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