Fortieth wedding anniversary celebration at R D 4 home
Mr. and Mrs. Olson and Mr. and Mrs. VanTas sel hosted a 40th anniversary party for R. D. 4 at their home Saturday evening. Mrs. Ivan Downey assisted. Guests brought gifts and money. A buffet lunch with sandwiches, coffee, and a wedding cake was served beside a Christmas centerpiece. Guests enjoyed visiting and a pleasant evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aeau Vanaassel
R. OC. Olson
Howard VanTassel
Ivan Downey
Christmas Parties At First Methodist Church
The primary and junior classes of First Methodist Church enjoyed separate Christmas parties Saturday afternoon. Decorations by youth volunteers, a Santa Claus distribution of candy gifts, and films entertained the children. Cream and cookies were served by Mrs. Lawrence Davison’s Mothers Auxiliary and Mrs. Earle Hasbrouck supervised juniors. Primary children received Christmas booklets from the One Golden Links Class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Methodist Church
Santa Claus
Lawrence Davison
Mothers’ Auxiliary
Earle Has~brouck
Golden Links
Birthday Party for Mrs Howard Walters
Mrs Walters was honored yesterday at a surprise birthday party at her Snyder Circle home hosted by sister Mrs Maria Reese. Twelve guests enjoyed cards and visiting with prizes won by Mrs Carl Metniyre and Mrs Lloyd Nichols for canasta and Ms Lynford Chase and Mrs Walters for playing 800. Refreshments and a decorated cake inscribed with Mrs Walters name were served. Mrs James Hengst of Warren attended as an out of town guest and gifts included personal and household items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walters
Snyder Circle
Maria Reese
1Carl Metniyre
Lloyd Nichols
Canaste
Lynford Chase
James Hengst
Warren
Local residents travel for holidays and visits
Mr and Mrs James A Cassidy of East Main street depart for Kansas City to visit son William J Cassidy and family for January. Barron Franz visits from New York City with parents Leo Franz and Mrs. Leo Franz. William Zafiropulos returns from Dartmouth College for All Christmas break. Families from Litkeland Plarada and Elmira visit local residents, and several others including the VanTassels, Mulheirs, Mortons, Koestner, and Keppels gather for holidays. Clergy and students return home from college for the season, with Lt. W T Whitehead leaving Camp Atterbury and families accompanying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A.cassidy
East Main Street
Kansas City
Wiliam J. Cassidy
Barron Franz
New York City
Leo Fran
East Bond Street
William Zafiropulos
Dartmouth College
Hanover
Raleigh
Camp Atterbury
Jack Sample
Pittsburg
Corry
Frank Sample
Grove Street
Jack Whitehead
Westminster Choir College
Princeton
N. J
T. W. Whitehead
East Pleasant Street
Party Yesterday At St Elizabeths Hall
Over 100 children and adults attended the St Elizabeths Guild Christmas party at the church hall yesterday afternoon. The program opened with group carols led by Mrs Mildred Denton. Santa Claus handed out candy gifts to children as Lawrence Anderson showed cartoons. Cookies and coffee were served by a committee led by Mrs Allen Huntley and including Mrs Frank Macko Mrs Thomas Saxton Mrs William Thompson and Mrs Leroy Marlett. The group presented Rev Carl Heidt with a gift and the next guild meeting was set for January 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Elizabeth’s Guild
Church Hall
Mildred Denton
Santa Claus
Lawrence Anderson
Allen Huntley
Frank Macko
Thomas Saxton
William ‘Thompson
Leroy Marlett
Carl Heidt
Raymond Office Party At Hotel Corry Saturday
The Hotel Corry hosted the Raymond office party Saturday with dinner in the main dining room. Prizes were awarded to Homer Humphrey Robert Catlin Mrs Al Duke and Norman Edinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Bolantt
Homer Humphrey
Robert Catlin
al Duke
Norman Edinger
Mark Anderson
Volen
W. Feldt
James Cassidy
Raymond Barnes
Raymond Stall
Associated Spring Corporation
Dayton
Corry Room
Moose And Ajax Christmas Parties
Two holiday gatherings were held this weekend with children receiving gifts from Santa. At the Corry lodge room on Sunday afternoon a Christmas program concluded with Santa delivering presents to each child as well as refreshments and decorations. The Ajax Iron Works event at the Armory Saturday drew 180 employees' children who enjoyed movies a Santa visit stockings cookies and candies, with a decorated Christmas tree on display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Ajax Iron Works
Armory
Mrs Guy Sutton Hosts 500 Club Meeting
Mrs Guy Sutton of Worth street entertained the 500 club on Friday with a new member Mrs Donald Tanner present. Awards for card play went to Mrs James Hastett Mrs Lloyd Thomas and Ms Tanner. The traveling nine bid was won by Mrs Robert Pricter. Secret sisters were revealed and light refreshments served. Next meeting January 10 at Mrs Thomas's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Sutton
Donald Tanner
Worth Street
James Hastett
Lloyd Thomas
Ms. Tanner
Robert Pricter
Christmas Party Of Corry Grange No 55 Held At IOOF Hall
The Corry Grange No. 55 met Saturday evening at 8 30 at the IOOF Hall for a routine business meeting. Elected to serve as refreshment committee for three months were Mrs Roy Swart Mrs Eugene Powers and Miss Provence Jackman. A Christmas program was arranged including group singing recitations by Howard Clabbatz and Carl Clabbatz humorous reading by Mrs William Akam solos by Patricia Fields accordion solos by Shirley Hull Kathleen Akam a quiz by Mrs Haupin and trumpet solos by Miss Joanne Slubbatz. Group singing and an exchange of gifts closed the meeting with notice the next session would be January 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Grange
Corry Grange No
1.C. O. F. Aail
Roy Swart
Eugene Powers
Provence Jackman
H. D. Haupin
Howard Clabbatz
Carl Clabbatz
William Akam
Patricia Fields
Shirley Hull
Kathleen Akam
Haupin
Joanne Slubbatz
Birthday Party for Miss Jeanne Klomp
Miss Jeanne Klomp celebrated her eighth birthday at a party hosted by her mother Mrs William Klomp Jr at 560 East South Street on Friday from 4 to 6 p m. Ten friend guests attended and played games with prizes won by Joyce Hahn and Mary Henton. Cake ice cream and red candy filled boots served as favors. Jeanne received many nice gifts from her friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanne Klomp
William Klomp, Jr
South Street
Joyce Hahn
Mary Henton
Jeanne
Miss Sophie Gronostaj Honored Yesterday Shower in Union City
Miss Sophie Gronostaj was honored with a wedding shower Sunday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Robert Wotus in Union City. Eighteen relatives and friends attended and prizes went to Mrs. Paul Brenoel and Mrs. Mildred Combs. Out of town guests included Mrs. Combs and Miss Joyce Combs. The event referenced the Philippine Islands in a historical note about Prince Philip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drigal
Sophie Groniustsj
Sgt
Herbert. Combs
Walter Wotus
Helen Gronostaj
Robert Wotus
West
Washington Street
Paul Brenoel
Mildred Combs
Union City
Gronostar
Mrs. Combs
Belle Racey
Roy Hunter
Joyce Combs
Chinese Hold At Bay As Warship Shelling Continues
From page one, Chinese forces continued to resist while battleships shell coastal positions. B 29 Superforts and light bombers targeted trains in northwest Korea near Kum, and a historic air duel saw Lt Col Bruce Hinton’s F 86 Sabre shoot down a MiG 15 near Sumla, marking the jet’s combat debut as it claimed a world speed record.
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Nmy
Wonsan
Cor
Chinnampo
Kum
Korea
America
Bruce H. Hinton
Stockton
Calif
Sumla
Koea
Flor
Cay
Sabre
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Joseph Cotten
Linda Darnell
Chel Wilde
Tel Chandler
Paul Kelly
Jiggs
Maggie
Clarence Coxlef
Jacksonville
Fla
Clarence Cox
West Frederick Street
Ciremal
VanTassel
Mrs
Howard Walters
Kyle Harrington
R. D
Corry Hospital
Luxite
St. Elizabeth's Hall
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Moose and Ajax
Sophie Gronostaj
Philippine Islands
Prince Philip
Philip I of Spain
Healy
Giving
Topp
North Center Street
F.C. Chapin & Son
Helen
Adies
Carroll
Page & Nichols
Pillsbury Flour
Scott Tissue
E. Main St
Campbell's
Pillsbury Pancake Flour
Turkeys
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