Quilting Club Bids Farewell to Miss Marie Blose
The Quilting Club met at Mrs. Walter Windahl's home on Raymond Avenue with nine members present for an evening of sewing and visiting. Miss Marie Blose, bound for Yatesboro PA, received a farewell gift. Hostess served a salad and dessert course, and it was announced Mrs. Tracy White will host the club on the 26th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blose
Walter Windahl
Ray
Mond Avenue
Marie Blose
Yatesboro
Tracy Whitehead
East Pleasant Street
500 Club Meets at Mrs Alma Gardner Home
About five hundred members and one guest Mrs Marvin Carlson attended the 500 Club meeting at the West Wayne Street home of Mrs Alma Gardner last evening. Winners for the evening were Mrs Jennie Weight Mrs Carlson and Mrs Joseph Hen line. Refreshments included potato salad rolls orange pudding marble cake and coffee. Next meeting date to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
500 Club
Gardner Hight
Marvin Carlson
West Wayne Street
Alma Gardner
Jennie Weight
Carlson
Joseph Hen~line
Local residents mark birthdays and engagements in Corry notices
The Corry area honors residents with birthday wishes for Stanford a 85 year old brick yard owner and longtime local, and shares news of infants births, wedding anniversaries, and engagements. Edwina Sespaniak and W Pendleton Brown announce their engagement. Bill Raehsig returns to work after service. other notes mention travels, a bake sale fund drive, and upcoming weddings at St Thomas Church.
Amici Sewing Club Met At Sherwood Home
The Amici Sewing Circle of United Brethren Church met at Mrs Marshall Sherwood Esti Irvingstreet with Mrs Thomas Reed and Mrs G T Bergman as hostesses. Twenty three members and guests attended. Mrs Lynn Miller called the meeting to order and read the scripture. Mrs Lynn Campbell presided over the business portion. Guests were served assorted sandwiches cookies tea and coffee. The next meeting is scheduled for February 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amici Sewing Circle
United Brethren Church
Marshall Sher- Wood
Esti Irvingstreet
Thomas Reed
G. T. Bergman
Lynn Miller
Lynn Campbell
Hostewey
W C T U Session Highlights and Charitable Gifts
Mrs G A Mountain chaired the W C T U meeting with devotions on Matthew seven. Poems read by Mrs Ben mink, business led by Mrs George Chase, and a donation of a shawl for Philadelphia Hospital servicemen. New members joined as provisions for Christmas card gifts and Save the Children Federation were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Mountain
Guy Benmink
Matthew
Benmink
Hall
George Chasé
Bessie] Hiline
Philadelphia
Save
Children Federation
New York City
Tone Johnson
Evelyn Chase
Prades Willard
Bessie Kirch
Bertha Warr
Mandy Capries
Johnson
Blace Ross
Grace Grace
Ie Croanl
W S G Circle No 2 Meets at Mrs Dewey Home
W S G 5 Circle No 2 of the Methodist Church held 21 members at East Predevick Street. Mrs Joseph Guignan presided with plans for a combined meeting February 11 at the church. Ruth Cabilshe ad gave missionary study Attica. music and visiting followed. next circle meeting is March 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.S. G
Dewey
RB. & Dewey
East Predevick Street
Methodist Church
Joseph Guignan
Ruth Cabilshead
Attica
Helen Jones
Circle No. 2
Rev Warnken Speaks At Rotary Club Dinner
Rev Warnken spoke at the Corry Rotary Club dinner at the Hotel Corry. He described mission work and hardships from his return voyage, with 25 members and guests attending. Captain N D Shipman and Jester George attended, and members discussed completing the Corry Memorial Hospital Fund solicitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Warnken
Rotary Club
Ay Warnken
Tom Africa
Corry
Hotel Corry
Warnkeen
N. D. Shipman
J. “Ester George
Glenn Middleton
Corry Memorial Hospital Fund
Local residents and visitors noted in city social notes
Mr and Mrs Charles Glayer and Gordon Lachanee stayed at Mrs Emmi Gites home in Beau Vides. Mrs Mildred Schiele and children Dyson and Vera visited during the return of her parents. Mr and Mrs Robert Galbreath welcomed daughter Ruth Ann back from Norfolk. Mrs Leo Lindsley and Rev WeeMes Galbrentt hosted gatherings. Mrs Joseph Balog traveled to Exie on business. Alyce Dykinss visited Northampton Pa. Garpert Carpenter, formerly with the Army, and Mrs Giatth Wade of Washtasten DG planned visits. Miss Raye Mulune and Miss Gliawhe Weah of Buffalo visited. Numerous townspeople and relatives were noted in the city’s social circle. The female porcupine remark closes the column with a local wildlife aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Glayer
Cnds
Gordon Lachanee
Emmi Gites
Beau Vides
Mildred Schiele
McShih
Dyson
Vera
Mra
Vieryn Sytterlee
Volselty
Robert Galbreath
Ruth Ann
Aevived Jota
Norfolk
Vis
Visy
Norfolk Uy Buffalo Siore
Leo Lindsley
WeeMes
Galbrentt
Stanley
Formier
Washtasten
Crister
Raye Mulune
Willard McCunnel
Gliawhe Weah
Buffalo
G. UH. McCunnell
Mobis Bensiilt
Famestown
Dursh—Ler
Maris
Walter Smith
Bursfalo
Robert Binkley
Bucke
Lois Hucsint
Pittsburgh
A. G. Reesik
Dorothy Tyilat
Prolteer
Amos
Witella Joshcian
Crimp White
Patricia Ati
West Wayne Street
Memneehance Company
Indigntown Gap
Walter Windahl
Harmen
Syracuse
RM. Sherman
Bush Congress Street
Mid-West
Mrs. Robert Proctor Hosts Club Meeting at Essex Street
Mrs. Robert Proctor of Essex Street entertained her club last night with prize winners named as Mrs. Almon Peterson Mrs. Esther Reynolds and Mrs. Walter Pier The hostess served salad crackers graham cracker cream pie tea and coffee later in the evening Mrs Pier received a day gift from other members February 9th is the next meeting with Mrs Pier of Marion Street hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Proctor
Essex Street
Almon Peterson
Esther Reynolds
Walter Pier
Pier
Elu
Marion Street
Miss Williams Addresses Red Cross Nurse Aides Meeting
Miss Williams spoke at the American Red Cross Nurse Aides meeting in North Center rooms, introduced the new aide group, and outlined duties for the aides. Twenty attended the session last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Williams
Red Cross
American Red Cross
North Center
Aleec
Dorothy Withbins
Twenly
Lillian Guild Donates To Hospital Fund
The Lilian Guild met at Mrs J B Castor's home on Tas Frederick Street for a thirteen dinner at 6 20 pm. In the absence of the president Mrs Gilbert the vice president Mrs Williams presided with twenty two members present and one new member welcomed Mrs Sainton El Bywer TL was voted to save onte day Pumpkin sale on Friday March 4 in the drawercroft at the church and all. Don Williams will be in charge of the effort. TL was also voted to donate twenty five buli es to the Corry Memorial Hospital Fund this year. Mrs George R Jackson was honored and presented with a very nice gift with 2 wedding cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Guild
Lilian Guild
J.B Castor
Frederick Street
Gilbert
Willaims
Tveteen
Wresen
Eich
Sainton EL Bywer
Wadercroft
Don Willams
Corry Memorial Hospital
George R. Jackson
Memorial Service At Rebekah Meeting
Memorial service held at Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge with Mrs Blovence Hauenstein presiding. Plans announced for a party on Tuesday February 1 at Woodock. Honor paid to two members Mrs Mary Munger and Mrs Gorm Raymond who passed away in the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Franklin Rebekate Lodge
Blovence Hauenstein
Oldock
Fermie Hepler
Doris Love
Charter Way
Mentor Club Deliberates on American Indians Program
The Mentor Club meets at Mrs Bess Gaflisell home in East Smith jarme to discuss the regular peachuity business. Twelve members present hear Mrs William Myers and Mrs Jesu Newton present the program on American Indians. A colonial park planned with date to be announced next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mentor Club
Mentor
Bess Gaflisell
East Smith Jarme
Ash Evenims
Reular Pehewity
Meibers Iresenl
Tell Gall
William Myers
Jesu Newton
Mrs. R L King Hosts Gard Club Tuesday At Home
Mrs R L King hosted her garden club gathering Tuesday at her residence. Two tables of contract bridge were played with Mrs RD Motulkey among the guests and Mrs Edward Felds winning the prize. Dessert was served by Mrs Flag. Leon Lindsley plans to move February 19 to 19th Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leute Alree
RD. Motelvey
Edward Felds
Flag
Hermuekts
Leon Lindsley
Hey
Ott
Tins Avenue
Births Reported At Local Hospitals In Town
Mrs John Kurnikoski of 205 South Genter Street welcomed a son at Guiry Hospital yesterday afternoon. Loyd Eitink of Clymer born to Mr and Mrs Willian Nichols of 246 West Wayne Street early this morning at Jerry Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kurnikoski
South Genter Atreat
Guiry Hospital
Yoo Verday
Loyd Eitink
Clymer, Ub
The
Corry Hospital
A. Sot
Willian Nighols
West Wayne Treet
Jerry
Mrs Grice Jr Honored At Baby Shower
Mrs Frank Grice Jr hosts a bridal shower at her Bass Trederivie street home with attendees including Mrs Jon Freno and Miss Dorothy itileberver. Guests enjoyed salad desserts and a table with a white theme while awards were presented to Miss Adele McGray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Grice, Jr
Jon Freno
Wis
Bass Trederivie Steeet
Pennie Cilop
Dorothy Itileberver
Adele McGray
Frenu Seevurl
Tolls Cave
Grist
Sims
Euland Harveys Dinner Party Hosts Noted Guests
The Euland Harveys held a dinner party at their North Central street home last evening. Attending were Ms. and Mrs. A. Williams, Miss Florence Beckwith, Miss Ruth Lindsley, Mrs. Frank Laurie, Paul Shannon, Witkin Gumbleton and Richard Lindstey. A fine dinner was served at 6:30 followed by an evening of Tripoli.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Central Street
A. Williams
Florence Beckwith
Ruth Lindsley
Frank Laurie
Paul Shannon
Witkin Gumbleton
Richard Lindstey
Tripoli
Mrs Lowe Edwards Hosts Club Nite On West Wyne Street
Mrs F Lowe Edwards of West Wyne Street entertained her contract bridge club last evening with two tables in play. Guests included Mim Riowald Ross Mrs Robert Wank and Mrs Ronald Pulnam. Also present were Mr Camden Ruffner and Mrs Pulwan. A suit was geared by Mrs Edwards along with a note about February 19 and East Wayne street Willie gates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Lowe Edwards
West Wyne Street
Mim
Riowald Ross
Robert Wank
Ronald Pulnam
Camden Ruffner
Pulwan
Unny
Bdrwards
Mos
Jy Pred Isniley
East Waynt
Willie Gates
Entertains Friends At Skating Party
Mruc Pars hosted a skating party last evening with nine guests. After the ice session the group joined Rev and Mrs. James Conner of Shepherdstown, West Virginia, at the Gillette home on East Smuliht Street for a delicious cold supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jown Ans
Exnaul
Hammon
Ail
Ind Wirz
Hassles Brown
Mruc Pars
Gillette
East Smuliht Street
James Conner
Sheperdstoyn
W. Va
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Robert Gh. D
Calvin Jexandrii
Rapay
Tm. Rea Theatre
Aes
Q, Ak. Nny Sams Povert Nee
Curtis
Marthe O'Driscoll
Ige Frisey
Kathisen Howaard
Ildred Pierce
Mildred Pierce
N, L
Bogden, Mar
Gabardine
Prefect
Navy
Zuckerman
Mee
Quen Town
Thal A. F
Stanford
East
Pleasant Street
Minager
Scioba Strest
Stanfard
Rober John
Milton Zulzneki
Curry Hospital
Bernard Wilson
Shoemaker
Golden Slate
Manley Robbins
Rocal
Erect ‘Taylor
Don Bachomners
Columbus
Melon Langelers
Ios Angeles
al van Zoeren
Jimel Sarnicki
Arthur Robacaynski
St. Thom
Normatt G. Haner
Charles Haner
Shestnut Street
Hoon
England
Robert
Haner
Bob
Norm
42Nd Rainbow Division
Golling
Austins
Bill Raehsig
Metropolitanite Insurance Company
Clly
Earl Bates
Spring Creek
Bates
Fairview School
T. A
Fairview P.T. A
Phyliss
Bob Galbreath
Susan
Cecil Satterlee
John Lloyd
Sel
Millard Ingle
Fort Dix
N.J
South Pacific
California
Japan
Wilma Packo
Jim Lundy
Anel
Tia
J. E. Brown
B.M. Jowdet
Fessenden School
Etter
Admiral Barnagut Academy
Nichol College
Hehina
Beltish Army
Amici Sewing Club
Sherwood
Dial
City Cab Company
Tony Achlug
Sis
Nora Austles
Musterole
Kelsey
O.D
Optometrist
Center St
Rebekah
R. L. King
Gard Club
Helen
Steyre
F.C. Chapin & Son
Euland Harveys
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