Births Reported in Local Hospitals This Weekend
A daughter was born at Corry Hospital to Mr and Mrs Thomas Graham of Garland early Sunday morning. A son was born Sunday evening to Mr and Mrs Elsworth Kellogg of Panama at the focal hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Burringer
Clymer
Corry Hospital
The
Thomas Graham
Garland
E. F. Pain
East Smith Street
West Coast
Samuel Brams
William
Lansdowne, Pa
C.L. Auer
East Congress Street
B. B. Bush
Helen Bush
North Center’ Street
Warren
Warren Wood
North Hast
Wright
Erie
Eugene Powers
R. D
William Hoylen
Leo Hoylen
North Center Street
Hoylen
Atterbury
Florence Young
Frances Westley
Chicago
Rosa Westley
Worth Street
Young
Miss Westley
Richard Hurlburt
Wright Street
Blanche Durham
Methodist Hospital
Philadelphia
Janice Durham
Louise Sallinger Academy of Fashion
Pittsburgh
Oren Kennedy
Will Shave
Will Sweet
Frank Kennedy
Union City
Pine Grove Cemetery
James Menard
Woolworth
Burlington
Vermont
Ronald Windahl
Allegheny College
Meadville
Betty French Weds Merle Ottaway in First Baptist Ceremony
Miss Betty Joan French and Merle Le Roy Ottaway were united in marriage at First Baptist Church in a double ring ceremony conducted by Rev. Francis Whiteman. The couple, residents of 112 Lemon Street, both graduates of Corry High School, plan to live in Corry after the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty French
Merle Ottaway
First Baptist Church
Betty Joan French
Merle le Roy Ottaway
Francis Whiteman
Paul French
Delawne Street
Ethel Ottaway
Lemon Street
Miss French
Corry
Ottaway
Kip's Soda Bar
Bryant-Stratton Business College
Buffalo
Ajax Iron Works
St Edward's P T A Valentine Party Highlights
The St Edward's P T A annual Valentine Party was held Saturday at Genooi Hall. Co chairs Mrs William Snyder and Mrs Joseph Jungilelsch organized a dinner menu of fruit cup turkey and dressing relishes beets tossed salad strawberry shortcake and wolfes. Tables featured cupid cutouts and red and white mums. After dinner the Giper Sons danced to records. The next PT A meeting is scheduled for tomorrow at 7 80 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Edward’s P.T. A
St Edward's Pva
Genooi Hall
William Snyder
Joseph Jungilelsch
Harriett Durham Celebrates 75th Birthday at Family Dinner
Mrs Harriett Durham was honored yesterday for her 75th birthday with a family dinner at the home of her sister Mrs D L Hotchkiss in Younas Vile. Attendees included Myrtle Durham New York Blanche Durham Philadelphia Janice Durham Pittsburgh C F Higgins Wrightsville A C Durham Pleasantville JC Durham WC Dinkim and Cathy Dinkim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriett Durham
D. L. Hotchkiss
Younas Vile
A. C. Durham
Karen
Pleasantville
JC 8
Durham
WC. Dinkim
Cathy
This City
Mrs Forest Adams Honored At West Bond Street Party
Mrs Forest Adams of West Bond Street was honored at a family birthday party on Friday hosted by Mr and Mrs Paull Gates and Mr and Mrs Newell Gates. Guests presented gifts and the party ended with ice cream cake and coffee in the late evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Adams
West Bond Street
Paull Gates
Newell Gates
Northwest County Council Hosts District V F W Bridal Shower
Northwest County Council for the VFW hosted a district meeting at the post home in Erie. Over 275 attendees were served a dinner by local auxiliary members as they discussed hospital and welfare work and welcomed Joan Beagle to be married on St Valentine’s Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie W. Thompson
North— Western County Council
Post
West Washington Street
Vi B. Sebhmen
Theta
Joseph Taylor
Titusville
Northwest Council
John McDonnell
Meadville
Chais
Qi City
Franklin
Warren
Clarion
Kane
Erie
Union City
Tionesta
Birthday Party for Sharon McCray Fourth Birthday
Mrs. Joseph McCray hosted a Saturday party at R. D. 1 to honor her daughter Sharon on her fourth birthday. Fourteen children attended, playing games and receiving valentine snaps hats balloons and candy baskets. Guests included Mrs. Philip McCray Janice Mrs Minnie Querreveld Mr George Rose Marjorie Richard George Jr Mrs Harry Rose Edwin and ary of Spartansburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon McCray
Joseph McCray
Sharon
Connie Root
Sandra McCray
Philip McCray
Janice
Minnie Querreveld
Clymer
George Rose
Marjorie
Richard
George, Jr
Harry Rose
Edwin and
Ary
Spartansbury
Lenten Services at Emmanuel Episcopal Church Schedule
Emmanuel Church rector Rev. Joseph R. Clair releases Lenten timetable. Ash Wednesday services at 7:00 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. daily midweek rites at 10:30 p.m. Wednesdays and Fridays 10:30 a.m. a children's service Thursdays 7:15 p.m. visiting preacher Thursdays 7:30 p.m. confirmations Saturdays 9:30 a.m. Guest speakers listed for February 8 to March 22. Holy Week schedule to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Church
Joseph R. Clair
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
John Prittie
George Glarke
William Reid
Alanson Davis
Paul Schwartz
Thomas L. Small
Albert Broadhurst
Friendship Club Met At Lawson Home
The Friendship Club met Friday afternoon at Mrs. Clifford Lawson’s West Frederick Street home. An eight member business meeting preceded a Valentine party with seven members and five guests, including Mrs. Harry Jaquith and Mrs. Harold Hulings. Secret sisters were revealed and new ones chosen. Contest wins went to Mrs. Charles Mulligan and Mrs. John Decker. Refreshments were served. The next meeting is set for February 23 at Mrs. Eugene Powers’ home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Powers
Offcers Party At Elks Club Saturday Night
A social evening at the B P O Elks Lodge on North Center street drew a large crowd of members and guests. Dancing to Wes Scott's orchestra featured a floor show with a juggler dance team piano and guitar and vocalist Ernie Palmquist acting as master of ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. P. O. Elks Louge
North Center Street
Wes Scott
Prcnestra
Pimjo
Ernc Palmquist
Grange Holds Valentine Program at Corry Hall
Grange No 55 led by Worthy Master Ray Swart met 24 members at 1 0 0 7 Hall for a Valentine program with group singing readings and a short playlet There were performances of My Tea of a Perfect Girl There Is Still Hope and Hidden Love Refreshments followed the event and the group planned to meet February 14 1951 The text notes 1 675 000 marriages in the United States in 1950 up 45 percent from 1949.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Valentine
Ray Swart
Corry Grange
Hall
Wes i
Leonard Swanson
Grace Mclligin
Bertha Warner
Ralph Haight
Velma King
Houghtling
William Akam
Norman Swart
Explosion of leaking gas damages 2 houses
In Lancaster a gas company serviceman used a burning newspaper to detect a leak and caused an explosion that damaged two houses. The incident, explained as human frailty, left $10,000 in damages. the worker escaped injury and restitution will be provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Lancaster County Gas Company
Fred Baumann
Yefusen
Harry Muler
Baumann
Robert Schroder
Miller
Freight and Mail Embargoes Spread Across United States
Rail workers return to some lines as unions press for a 40 hour week at current pay for 48 hours and operating changes. The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and three other unions seek wage gains as the mediation board asks for written restatements of settlement terms.
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New York
New Haven
Hartford
New England
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Minn
Northern Pacifc
Chicago and North Western
Kansas City
Chattanooga
Tenn
Norfolk
Camden
N. J
Philadelphia
Ludington
Mich
Atlanta
Washington
Union
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Wir
National Mediation Board
Nlahtil
Rail labor talks extend as strike fears loom nationwide
The board met late Sunday with railroad officials and workers representatives. Chairman Thad Scott said progress was made on key issues but gave no details. A separate federal contempt action against the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen from a Christmas strike looms, with potential fines if found guilty. An injunction had halted that walkout, and another hearing may occur this week. In Detroit the auto industry warned of a shutdown if the strike persists, with workers reaching unionized levels of 26,500 locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dor Thad Scott
Federal District Court Ab Sey
Brotherhood of Railroad
Cat
Te Automobile Industry Caith
Detroit
Two Die In Turnpike Crash Near Somersut
Antonio Sertoline, 29, of Cleveland was killed on the icy Pennsylvania Turnpike when a six car crash threw him head first. Eliot G. Farrington, president of Farrington Products Co of Detroit and resident of Bangor, Maine, died when his car struck the rear of a truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somersut
Pennsylvania
Cleveland
Antonio Sertoline
Eliot G. Farringon
Farrington Products Company
Detroit
Bangley
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Frank E. Graft
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Northwest County Council
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LeSuc
Betty Dodd
Joan Beagle
Miss Dotd
Darnthy Morris
Fred Clark
J. Reagirs
Phyllis Hull
Harry Mosher
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Friendship Club
Lawson Home
Elks Club
United States
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Little Lady
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Olly
Corey
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