Luncheon Honors Miss Blatt Before Wedding
Mrs Marry Jaraen and Mrs 3. Pred Kinley hosted a luncheon at the former’s West Bend Street home for Miss Rhae Blatt. Attended by Luncheon Bridge club members, the blue and white decorations featured a candelabra centerpiece. Guests received corsages. prizes were awarded at bridge. Miss Blatt set to marry Frank Lloyd tomorrow. guest list includes Mrs Jack Blatt of Evie.
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Pred Kinley
Fov
West Bend Street
Rhae Blatt
Miss Blatt
Jack Blatt
Evie
Roscoe Keck
J. H. Heerlen
Pred Kauer
Frank Lloyd
John Lloyd
Shady Avenue
Corry Central Labor Council Elects Officers
Corry Central Labor Council named officers and discussed city planning cooperation with the City Planning Commission. Notte, Karkoski named to Industrial Planning Committee to work with Miller on a labor in this community project.
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Corry Central Labor Council
Center Street
Lewis Miller
Corry-dittlestawitadr
Pop Bestih Bplay Notte
Haymand Todge View
Bert Bo Williams
Royroound Lodaefinagens
Hienstrerabel Newell Berkwith
Ae Sipply
Durie
City Planning Commission
Notte
Frank Karkoski
Industral Pinning
Miller
Install Officers At C J Foremen's Meet
Cor y Jamestown Mfg Corp Foremen Club held a regular meeting at Gin nie's Cafeteria with 29 members. Ollie McClintock supervised the installation of officers: Harry Sechemer president Basil Pokosh vice president Elmer Alexander secretary John Freno treasurer.
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Ginnie
Cor‘y-Jamestown Mfg. Corp. Foremen's Club
Ollie McClintock
Harry Sechemer
Basil Pokosh
Elmer Alexander
John Freno
Joseph Baresi
Pin
National Management Association
Erie
Theodore Turner
Melvin Nelson
Ruth Circle Plans Lenten Dinners at East Columbus Home
Ruth Circle of United Lutheran Women at St. Pauls Lutheran met with ten members present. Mrs. C. A. Hillstrom presided in absence of the circle president Mrs. Richard Peebles. Devotions from the book of Matthew guided the session. Plans for dinners before Lenten services were discussed and set to begin at 6 pm. The program Migrants Are People Too was led by Mrs. Keppel. Miss Joan Depew will host next meeting with Mrs. Charles Dahlstrand and Mrs. Robert Owens as co hosts.
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Ruth Circle
Martin Keppel
East Columbus Avenue
United Lutheran Women
St. Paul's
Keppel
Joan Depew
Charles Dahlstrand
Robert Owens
WRC Holds All-Day Session With Social and Meetings
The women's Relief Corps held an all-day session with a noon tureen dinner served by Mrs. Walter Pier and committee. Eva Dundon presided in the afternoon. Twenty members attended. mystery package won by Mrs. Joseph Gentiman. attendance award to Mrs. Manley Robbins Sr. Cards sent to two sick members, Martha Davis and Millie Dillman. Next meeting planned for February 1, an all-day session.
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Women's Relief Corps
Walter Pier
Eva Dundon
Joseph Gentilman
Manley Robbins Sr
Martha Davis
Millie Dillman
Brookville
Bridge Club Meets At Mrs Sandburg Home
The Bridge Club held its regular meeting at Mrs Raymond Sandburg’s First Avenue home. Two tables played with Mrs William Singers and Mrs Howard Ross winning prizes. Mrs T S Kelsey took the special prize. Decorations followed a valentine motif and dessert was served. The next gathering is set with Mrs Rosene Keck on East Main Street, February 19.
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Bridge Club
R. Sandburg
Raymond Sandburg
First Avenue
William Singers
Howard Ross
T. S. Kelsey
Rosene Keck
East Main Street
Wedding of Local Couple Announced in East Washington Street
Mr and Mrs Ronald Dilly of East Washington street announce the marriage of their daughter Miss Patrick Louise to Donald M. Swan dr son of Mr and Mrs Donald Swan of Waterford. The ceremony occurred last evening at the home of the bride’s grandparents on Bret Fyodupick street with Rev Paul P. Bauer officiating. The couple now reside on West Washington street. The bride attended Corry Area High School and the groom Albion High School in Albion, Pa.
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Ronald Dilly
East Washington Street
Patrick Louise
Donald M. Swan
Donald Swan
Waterford
Olor
J. W. Dulinston
Bret Fyodupick Street
Paul PF. Bauer
Johnston
West
Washington Street
Corry Area
Albion
Albion, Pa
Boy Scout Week Observed February 7 14 in Corry
Corry marks Scout Week from February 7 to 14 to honor the organization’s founding in 1810. Scouts will wear uniforms daily and attend special events with exhibits in Center street store windows. A Rotary Club review for Troop 80 will be held February 10 at Hotel Corry.
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Oreantation
Corry
Center Street
Scout Committee
Rotary Chit
Hotel Corry
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The Shocks 4-H Elects Officers At Meet
The Shocks 4 H Electrical Club met to elect officers for the year in the Penelee basement. Patrick Lee was chosen president with Richard Farrer as vice president Joseph Taggart as secretary and treasurer Gerald Bauer as game leader and George Holton as sergeant at arms. Thirty one members attended. Bauer was named junior leader and gave a talk on past experiences in Meadville. Patrick Lee showed a motor he built and explained its construction and operation. Thomas Hickle is the organization’s leader.
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Penelee
Patrick Lee
Richard Farrer
Joseph Taggart
Gerald Bauer
George Holton
Electrical Club
Meadville
Thomas Hickle
Mrs Frank Baker Honored At TGT Meet
TireRuliee monthly meeting of the Yer Variety Club honors Mrs Frank Baker at a gathering held in the utility room on Riverside Way. Winners included Mrs Riccie Stephens and Mrs 10 Whiley with several contests reported and appreciation expressed for attending officers Walter McCart and Gyree Winker. The notice notes plans for the March meeting led by Mrs Tvaud Mackound and Mrs fn, Muriel.
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Rieyln Wam
Tivbers
Weston
Aurpeine Stark
Mons Baker
Overinie Gaunies
Ana Prine Wern
Mes
Riccie Stephens
Ditbyes
Tirtessex
Walter McCart
Gyree Winker
Wena Piler
Tvauid Mackound
Muriel
Harbor Aid Meet Hosts Mrs O Vance Ceremony
Mr and Mrs O Vance hosted a harbor aid meeting with 40 members present yesterday. Devotions led by Mrs Enbet Chelton referenced Psalm 16 as the group voted to donate funds to the food-stricken families Dougherty and Bailey homes were shown, a quilt won by Mrs Glenn Bailey, and Mrs Louis Sexton welcomed 4 new members. The remainder of the day focused on tying quilts for the next meeting set for March Sid, the venue to be announced.
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Tsarsauna
Dougherty
Mrs Frank Grice Speaker At DAR Meeting
Mrs Frank Grice addressed the Brokeston Valley Chapter of the Daughters of American Revolution at a meeting attended by 15 members and guests. Mrs T W Whitehead led the session as routine business was reviewed and Patricia Pringle was named a DAR Good Citizen finalist.
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Aeayinona Adorner
East Soli
Brokeston Valley
Digglilers
American Revolus Linn
Leo
T W. Whitehead
Lyle Sianahan
Aod Citizenship Committee
Patricia Pringle
Myr
Une
Blaine Pringle
Titusville
DAR Good Citizen
Shely
Solestock High Behogl
Brokenalaw Valley
Robert Olt Sr
Forgetful Bride of Memory Expert Married in Germany
The article recounts a memory expert named Lotte Bient and her husband De Bruno Purst living in Germany. It describes her career in memory techniques, teaching at the Brooklyn College of Adult Education, and his influence on her method. The piece notes demonstrations, lectures in Washington in April, and the Fursty's branch programs in major cities worldwide.
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Lotte Bient
Bruno Purst
Wintibbs
Alfier
Lotte
Tote
Brooklyn Callen
Ani
Actress Audrey Hepburn Sustains Broken Back
Reports say Audrey Hepburn was injured after a fall from a horse in Mexico leading to several fractured vertebrae and a three week recovery. meanwhile, former Nazi official Dietrich was released from prison in Munich due to poor health.
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Audrey Hepburn
Mexico
Misa Hepburn
Beverly Hilly
Hue
Munich
Germany
von Bepp Dietrich
Prizon
Area Mishaps Kill 1 Injured During January
Corry State Police monthly report shows area mishaps in January 1889 doubled from 1888. Eight officers on duty covered 20 miles of patrol, 54 calls for assistance, 43 motor vehicle code arrests, $6,096 property damage, and one fatality with multiple injuries amid increased traffic incidents.
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Alo
Corry
William Trwin
Nilés
Johnsons Welcome Daughter in Wattsburg
A daughter was born yesterday afternoon to Mr and Mrs Gordon H Johnson of Wattsburg at Corry Memorial Hospital.
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Gordon H. Johnson
Wattsburg
Corry Memorial Hospital
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