Indian life topic guides Circle No 2 meeting
W S C Circle No 2 met at Mrs Lester Lopus home on East Frederick with seventeen members and three guests. President Mrs Doe Guignon opened the session and Miss Ruth Dahlstrand presented lessons on The Indian In American Life and The Cultural Background of the Indian. A social time followed and dessert was served. Mrs Dewey will host the Methodist group March 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.S.C. S
Lester Lopus
East
Frederick Street
Clifton West
B. M. Loveless
Allen
Doe Guignon
Ruth Dahlstrand
Rebekah Ladies Host Valentine Party in North Center Hall
The Rebekah Lodge met yesterday in the I O O P Hall with noble grand Mrs. Oscar Pritz presiding. After routine business, a Valentine party featured punch and prizes won by Miss Ethel Matthews and Mrs. Minnie York. Refreshments of sandwiches cookies and coffee were served at heavily decorated tables.
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Rebekah
Lady Franklin Rebeka Lodge
Amet
North Center Street
Oscar Pritz
Ethel Matthews
Minnie York
Valentine Mofil
Mrs Feldt Hosts Cord Club Event At Home
Mrs Edward Feldt entertained the Cord club at her West Smith Street home last evening with eight members and one guest Mrs R L King. The award went to Mrs Olin Bracken and a social fine followed. Mrs Feldt served a dessert course and Mrs J H Heerlein will host next on February 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Feldt
Cord Club
West Smith Stress
R. L. King
Olin Bracken
Lincoln Club-Social Gatherings At Lincoln Program
SOCHETY club social in Lincoln featured Mrs Mining Perkins and Mrs Emma Heath leading devotions and prayer. A State office letter urged a $1 donation to the National Educational Fund. Mrs Guy Bennink read Lincoln's Challenge stressing abolition of slavery and post Reconstruction liquor issues. Mrs Oscar Johnson read He Woes of Youth, noting Abraher Linco as a praying abstainer. Four boxes were packed for servicemen. refreshments served by the hostess and Mrs Pred Ross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Mining Perkins
Emma Heath
State Office
National Educational Fund
Guy Bennink
Oscar Johnson
Abraher Linco
Pred Ross
Poetry Club Met With Mrs Newton
The Poetry Club met last evening at the home of Mrs Jessie Newton on South Center street. President Miss Lena Cohen conducted the business meeting and planned next year’s program. Shelley's life and works were studied and part of the book Back To The Other was read. A social time followed with refreshments. The next meeting is planned at Miss Cohen’s home on North Center street February 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Newton
South Center Street
Lena Cohen
Percy Bysshe Shelley
Dack
Christopher LaParge
Miss Cohen
North Center Street
Rotarians Plan 40th Founders Day Event
Dan Taggatt of the J W A B Howard Tannery spoke at the Rotary meeting at Hotel Corry on leather tanning. E D MacKenzie shared a birthday cake, new members Dr C W Jones M L Satterlee and Thor Kincaid were added, Ted Pain attended as a guest, and the club voted to aid the Infantile Paralysis fund. Directors then planned the 40th anniversary observance of Rotary International Founders Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Taggatt
J. W. & A. B. Howard Tannery
Rotary
Hotel Corry
E. D. MacKenzie
C. W. Jones
M. L. Satterlee
Thor Kincaid
Family Dinner Honors Birthday at Gumbleton Home
A family dinner last evening honored Pfe Gumbleton on her birthday. Family members entertained while Pfe, on furlough from Arlington Virginia, received many gifts. Nine guests played cards with prizes won by Ruth Lindsley Harold Marlowe and Andrew Thompson.
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W. J. Gumbleton
Pfe
Gumbleton
Arlington
Ruth Lindsley
Harold Marlowe
Andrew Thompson
Pir Gimbleton
Local Notes on Arrivals and Travels
Pio Thomas Reed arrived in County Monday en route to visit his parents on West Irving Street after coming from Tyndall Field. He will report to Westover, Mass, February 15. Rita Kennedy of Union City returns home today after visiting Miss Masse Zafiropulos on Park Street. Patricia Cragg and Joan Patterson accompanied Ellen Cragg to Pittsburgh for WAC duty. J A Lanston on Park Street spent the afternoon in Erie on business. Lyle Chase of North Center Street spent today in Canton Ohio with the Hoover Company for Raymond Mfg. Corp.
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Pio
Thomas Reed
County
West Irving Street
Tyndall Field
Westover
Mass
Rita Kennedy
Union City
Masse Zafiropulos
Park Street
Patricia, Cragg
Joan Patterson
Ellen Cragg
Pittsburgh
WAC
J. A
International Revue to featured Lyceum program at school
Lyceum program number four for 1944 45 will be staged in the Senior High School auditorium on Thursday February 8. Four young ladies will present vocal ensembles quartettes tris duets and solos with favorites from My Mary land Rose Marie Naughty Mari etts Oklahoma Aye Maria and The Lord's Prayer plus Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue performed by pianist Marguerite Lana a Northwestern graduate. Two matinees will be given to over 1 000 students free of charge at 1 45 and 2 45 p m with an evening show at 8 o'clock.
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Lyceum
Marguerite Lana
Northwestern
George Gershwin
Birthday Party For Morgan Children Gains Joyful Cheers
Bobby Morgan who turns five on February 17 and twins Barry and Barbara Morgan who just had third birthdays were honored at a birthday party yesterday afternoon from 4 o'clock. Mrs Gleeson Morgan hosted with help from Mrs Harry Thayer on East Pleasant Street. Twelve children attended and played games. Ice cream and a decorated cake with red and white icing were served, with candy baskets as favors for the guests.
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Morgan
Bobby Morgan
Barry
Barbara Morgan
Gleeson Morgan
East Pleasant Street
Harry Thayer
Mrs. Morgan
Bobby
Barbara
Quilting Club Plans Tureen Dinner Meeting
The Quilting Club met at Mrs. Arthur Cochran's home on East Frederick street for sewing and visiting. A dessert lunch was served and plans were made to meet in two weeks with Mrs. Harry Spicer for a screen dinner.
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Quilting Club
Arthur Cochran
East Frederick Street
Harry Spicer
Chautauqua Snowbound Plans Summer Program Well Advanced
Snowbound Chautauqua forges ahead with a seven week summer program featuring New York University courses art classes music and education. Noted faculty include Rollin H. Tanner Robert Jahrling Evan Evans Mischa Michakoff and James Priskin with Franco Autor conducting the Symphony Orchestra and Frederic McConnell directing the Theater School. The season promises 25 concerts operas English sung at Chautauqua and a record level of advance reservations.
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Chautauqua Institution Es
Chautauqua
New York State University
Rollin H. Tanner
New York University
Mary Washington Collyne
New ‘York University
School of Music
James Priskin
Juil-liard School of Music
Clude Wendel Diebel
Mary Louise Wiliams
Mischa Mighakeff
Edgar Scherknian
Georges Miquelle
Eoward Murphy
Repertory Theater
Frederic McConnell
Jimo Lowe
Max Eisenstat
Franco Autor
Misch Michakoff
Chautauqua Opera Association
Metropolitan Opera Association
Walter Howe
Chautauque Choir
Amici Sewing Circle Met Teasday Night
The Amici Sewing Circle of the United Brethren Church met yesterday evening at Mrs Jerrold Lansberrys home on Gould Street. Mrs Harold Fish led devotions and Mrs Marshall Sherwood conducted the business meeting. Se flew sewing and visiting, hostess aided by several members served apple pie with cheese. Sixteen members attended. The next meeting will be at Mrs Carl Lyons home on South Center Street February 20.
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Amici Sewing Circle
United Brethren Church
Jerrold ‘Lansberry
Gould Street
Harold Fish
Marshall Sherwood
Wilbur Sorenson
William, Halfast
Thomas Reed
Carl Lyons
South Center Street
Chalet Club Plans Progressive Dinner
The Chalet Glitry met at Miss Virginia Heter's East Wayne Street home last evening. In the president’s absence, vice president Bobbie Lou Dickson led the routine meeting. Visiting and sewing followed with refreshments of sandwiches cupcakes and cocoa. The next meeting will be a progressive dinner on February th.
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Chalet Club
Virginia Heter
East Wayne Street
Bobbie Lou Dickson
Spice oil storage advice in a lightless jar
The flavor of spice varies with the oil it contains and should be stored in an airtight container away from light and heat to preserve quality and prevent degradation. Maintain stable conditions to keep aroma and potency intact.
May-Preble Wedding At Jamestown
The parsonage of the Presby terian Church in Jamestown hosted the February 8 wedding of Madaline Preble daughter of Mrs. Wessie Preble and May son of Mr. and Mrs. S. May of Randolph. Rev. Livingston officiated. The bride wore a navy blue suit with white accessories and pink rosebud corsage. Matron of honor Mrs. Lloyd Garter in aqua with yellow rose corsage. Best man Mr. Carter. After a short wedding trip to Buffalo and Randolph, couple resides at 215 West Wayne Street Corry. Mrs. May works at Acro Supply and Mr. May operates at the Erle Railroad.
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May-Preble
Jamestown
Presbytern Church
Madaline Preble
Wessie Preble
Wayne Street
O Dumril May
S. May
Randolph
Livingston
Lloyd Garter
May
Carter
Buffalo
Corry
West
Acro, Supply
Mr. May
Erle Railroad
Lillian Guild Plans For Benefit Sales
The Lillian Guild met last evening at 6 30 for a tureen dinner at Mrs Elmer Kincaid home with eighteen members and two guests present Assistant hostesses were Mrs W A Redmond and Mrs Arthur Creighton At the business session plans were made for a food and apron sale on March 24 and a rummage sale on April 6 and 6 with locations to be announced later The next meeting is March 6 at Mrs Pred Cameron West Smith Street Gull wishes to host
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Guild
Elmer Kincaid
North Center Street
M. 5. Reed
Joan Slusher
Pred Cameron
West Smith Street
Gra-Y Supper Series Opens This Evening at Emmanuel Church
The Corry YMCA begins seven Gra-Y suppers this afternoon at 4 40 p m in Emmanuel Episcopal Church basement. Sponsored by the Y Women’s Auxiliary under the YMCA, the first event plans a 100 boy and girl attendance with many on a waiting list. Secretary Shotcharger seeks funds to accommodate more youths as interest far exceeds expectations.
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Shotcharger
Stainless steel hosiery eyed for postwar use
New York February 7 stainless steel hosiery may compete with fivjons after the war says Woller d Tower president of the American Tron and Steel Thelitate.
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New York
Wollerd Tower
Tron and Steel Thelitate
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