Mentor Club Meets at Mrs Boyd and Mrs Newton Homes
Mentor Club held its ninth meeting with Mrs Harley Johnson presiding. Members answered roll call and discussed current events. Two articles, the history of the White House read by Mrs Boyd and the history of the capital of Washington presented by Mrs Ralph Fogle, were well received. The next meeting is set for February 19 at Mrs Joseph Clair’s Maple Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mentor Club
Harley Johnson
George Boyd
Jessie K. Newton
White House
Boyd
Washington
Ralph Fogle
Maple Ayenue
Joseph Clair
Scout Troop 80 Plans Window Display for Scout Week
Scout Troop No 80 plans a window display of craft and camping items this week in connection with the national observance of Scout Week. The scouts assembled the material at the regular meeting last evening with three Rotarians as guest speakers for the troop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scout Troop No
Penelee
Wordsworth Studied By Local Poetry Society
The Readers Club met yesterday at Mrs Em ma Garrell s Hast South street home to study Wordsworth. Nine members answered roll call. Mrs F B Sullivan spoke on Wordsworth life and work. Mrs Willis Brown read a paper on his place in literature. Mrs Bertha Stockton read on Brown s absence. Mrs Ira Miller read We Are Seven. Light refreshments followed and next meeting set for February 19 at Mrs Sullivan s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wordsworth
Poetry Society
Readers Club
South Street
Emma Garrell
F. B Sullivan
Willis Brown
Bertha Stockton
We Are
Ira Miller
Sullivan
Speakers Host Focus on Leadership and Credentials
Sponsors Robert A Ott Jr spoke on steel contraction Howard J Miller praised leadership and Arnold Seastead discussed chemistry and the qualifications for the medical profession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Ott, Jr
Howard J. Miller
Arnold Seastead
Navy Mothers Club Routine Meeting at I F Hall
Navy Mothers met at I F Hall last evening for a routine business session led by commander Mrs Mayme Mitchell. After adjournment, members enjoyed a sack treat at Kip's Soda Bar. The Gate of the next meeting was announced for February 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Mothers Club
Navy Mothers
Eelock
Mayme Mitchell
Kip
Pleasant Street Shower Honors Two Ladies in West Pleasant
A Monday evening shower at the West Pleasant street home of Mrs. Jack Stall hosted by Mrs. Stall and Mrs. Frank Cervola for 12 friends. The event honored Mrs. Morris Wickwire and Mrs. Homer Bulard who received gifts. Bridge prizes went to Mrs. L. A. Rossin and Ruth Bennett. canasta awards to Mrs. Ivan Wickwire and Mrs. Robert Wickwire. Refreshments included cake ice cream and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stairl
West Pleasant Street
Jack Stall
Frank Cervola
Morris Wickwire
Homer Bulard
L. A. Rossin
Ruth Bennett
Ivan Wickwire
Robert. Wickwire
Catholic Daughters of America Plan Lane Club Social and Sale
A Catholic Daughters of America meeting is set for Thursday night at 0 o clock in the court rooms. Members will bring rummage for a planned sale led by Mrs. Donald Nantes and committee. Bake sale follows Saturday at 11 a.m. at the Mabel Shoppe under Mrs. Donald Tate. Members will also attend the 8 18 mass at St Thomas Church to begin Lent. The group will take communion in a body quarterly, the Sunday after the first Friday of the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Daughters of America
See Yourself in the Movies at Kiwanis Meeting
Kiwanis Club members and guests at the Phoenix Hotel viewed 1940 produced films by Richard Rossbacher and Frank Van Tassel showing how Cory and people changed over time. Lynn Rice led group singing with Mrs. Rice on piano. Scout plans and charter renewal discussed with district commissioner Blaine Shank. Regular board meeting set for Wednesday at six, with Lt Gov Sam Lucas and others expected at next week’s gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cory
Richard Rossbacher
Frank van Tassel
Lynn Rice
Rice
Kiwanis Scout Troop
Blaine Shank
North East
Ivan Bennink
Paul Crowell
Phoenix Hotel
Sam Lucas
Greenville
Clarence Wallace
Triple K Club Met At Erie Saturday
The Triple K Club gathered at the Erie home of Miss Lillian Gasler of Evie last Saturday. Mrs Merle Capwell, Mr Ray Lutvie, Mrs Dorothy Bolanti and Mrs Marion Smith attended from the city. A 1 o clock luncheon followed by social time. The next meeting is planned for March at Mrs Capwell’s home 507 East Pleasant Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Gasler
Evie
Merle Capwell
Ray Lutvie
Dorothy Bolanti
Marion Smith
Capwell
East Pleasant Street
Mrs Eugene Dombrowski Honored By Friends Shower
A stork shower for Mrs Eugene Dombrowski was held at 108 West Columbus Avenue from 2:20 to 6 on Sunday. Hostesses were Mrs Catherine Elphynsti and Mrs Helen Rohner. Guests offered gifts and enjoyed fruit salad sandwiches cake and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Dombrowski
Hew
West Columbus Avenue
Catherine Elphynsti
Helen Rohner
Legion Auxiliary to Sponsor Spaghetti Supper
The American Legion Auxiliary sponsors a spaghetti supper next Saturday evening February 10 at the post home on North Center Street. Menu includes homemade spaghetti salad rolls coffee and serving tours will be from 7 to 8 o clock.
Kinley Couple Welcome Daughter In New York City
Introducing a daughter born this morning to Mr and Mrs George Kinley Jr of New York City. George Kinley Sr and Mr and Mrs Dorr Clark of this city are grandparents of the new baby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kinley, Jr
New York City
George Kinley
Dorr Clark
Local residents visit relatives and travel notices listed
Miss Alanna Danaher of Mercersburg visits aunt Mrs. James Lewis in East Bond street. Sgt Harlan Strang formerly Corry Police now with U S Air Force at Langley Va was in the city yesterday. Edward Crapser Jr and Lloyd Stowe of Raymond Co return from business trip to New York City. Mr and Mrs Robert Sullivan and Alpirson Robert of Pittsburgh spent the weekend visiting relatives. Sullivan returns to Pittsburgh Institute of Mortuary Science. Mrs Sullivan and Robert stay here with the Hannans. Cpl William Loveland returns to Fort Dix after furlough with Mec and Mrs Harvey Loveland. Mr and Mrs H Martin Kepet and Mrs Arthur Treat in Erie for stage play Roberts. JH Dearing of this city is a business visitor in Erie for the day. Miss Mary Crowell returns to Warren State Hospital work after visit with Gerald Cravell and family. Attorney S Rossiter of Erie here on business. Mrs Edward Roach of East Main Street spending today in Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alanna Danaher
Mercersburg
James Lewis
East Bond Street
Harlan Strang
Corry
U. S. Air Force
Langley Pelé
Edward Crapser, Jr
Lloyd Stowe
Raymond Mr. Company
New York City
Robert Sullivan
Alpir
Robert
Pittsburgh
Sullivan
Pittsburgh Institute of Mortuary Science
Fred Hannan
Cpl
William Loveland
Fort Dixater
Mec
Harvey Loveland
Kingstreet
H. Martin Keppet
Park Street
Arthur Treat
Union City
Erie
Roberts
JH. Dearing
Mary Crowell
Warren State Hospiu
Gerald Cravel
RD. 1
Rossiter
Edward Roach
East Main Street
B P W Club Plans Benefit Card Parties
A meeting of the local B P W Club at Miss Lillian Murray home with 15 members in attendance planned a series of card parties to raise funds for the treasury. Mrs James Sullivan named chairwoman. hostesses may prize each party. Next meeting will be a pot luck dinner at the Murray home February 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mott Street
Lillian Murray
Tlaile
Treasury
James Sullivan
Pottsville
Jean Caldwell
Adelaide de Maison
Montinati
William Johnson
Milton Zitzneck
Murray Home
Benefit Card Party For Bowling Fund Planned
A Women's City Bowling Association committee planned a benefit card party for February 12 in the Garden Room of the V F W Home. Play begins at 7 p.m. with bridge 500 and canasta, and prizes awarded at each table. A lunch will follow, served by Mrs. Kenne Spear and committee.
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V.F. W
Women's City Bowling Association
P.m
Kennee Spear
Ladies' Auxiliary Meeting At Corry Hospital Last Night
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Corry Hospital met in the nurses dining room with 26 members present. New members Dora Lee Snyder and Julie Ficcardt were announced. A second floor room in the new Cory Memorial Hospital was chosen for furnishing and maintenance by the auxiliary. Meetings discussed ongoing charity events, volunteer schedules, and March 15 as the extension date for Vanishing card parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wigs Wetts Arusepom
Lyones
Corry Hospital
Walter Ross
Horton Davis
Joseph, Mooney
Willard Dykes
Dora Lee Snyder
Julie Ficcardt
Cory Memorial Hospital
Hospil
Edward Kinley
Olin Bracken
George Gold
Joseph Furst
Lester Taliner
J. F. Needham
Hospital Volunteers
Maple Avene
Karl Haight
Carl McIntyre
J Frey Kinley
Charles Bracken
Staff Luncheon Honors John Windahl Jr before Service
A luncheon at the Hotel Corry Corry Room Monday noon honors John Windahl Jr who departs February 13 for service. Windahl leaves the Corry Jamestown Mfg Corp sales department as 22 men from the staff meet for the tribute. D A Hillstrom presented a wrist watch from the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.J
John Windahl, Jr
Hotel Corry
Mr. Windahl
Corry
New Electro Tinplating Process Announced
Weirton Steel Company claims a new electro tinplating method cuts pig tin use by 45 to 80 percent. Thomas B. Millsop of National Steel Corp says electrolytic tinplate with this process requires differing coating on each side, savings passed to buyers, with the new tinplate now available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suumores Weirton
W. VI
Weirton Steel Company
Thomas B. Millsop
National Steel Corp
Millsop
Auxiliary Bake Sale Held By Local Club Saturday
The 1920 bake sale sponsored by the Auxiliary occurred at the Stewart Hat Shop. Committee members were Mrs Lawrence Douglas Mrs Arthur Burgess and Mrs Charles Stewart. Proceeds were to bolster the auxiliary treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auxiliary
Stewart Hat
Lawrence Douglas
Arthur Burgess
Charles Stewart
Surprise Party for Miss Sally Dickinson
Miss Sally Dickinson of South Center street was surprised last night by a birthday party given by friends for her sixteenth birthday. Games were played and awards went to Rebecca Willems Sally Ruffner Marlene Moll and Sylvia Gassett. Red and white decorations adorned the party with cake ice cream and cocoa served to the guest of honor who received a few gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Dickinson
South Center Street
Rebecca Willems
Sally Ruffner
Marlene Moll
Sylvia Gassett
Ettoe
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ENGAG
Stahl
Stahl Jewelers
South Center St
Haste
S Co
Kiwanis Club
Fred Goodwill
Clymer
Corty Hospital
Helen
Tote Vane Lei
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Chapin
Page & Nichols
Pillsbury Flour
COCO
Scott Tissue
E. Main Se
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Widmann
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