Ladies Auxiliary Plans Rummage Sale and Valentine Card Party
The Corry Memorial Hospital Ladies Auxiliary met to set a rummage sale for the first week in March with co chairs Mrs Alton Deblstrand and Mrs John Street. They also discussed a Valentine card party to raise funds for a nursery incubator with Mrs Lloyd Lundy as general chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Memorial Hospital
Alton Deblstrand
John Street
L. O. Nichols
Lloyd Lundy
0. W. Bracken Sr
Robert, Curtis
Robert Grindrod
Mary Higgins
VFW Club
Henry Bailey
Don Kincaid
Mentor Club Meeting Hosts Kenta Program at Home
Miss Leora Stranahan hosted the Mentor Club gathering at Mrs. Duane Fogle’s East Frederick street residence. Vice President Bruce Ellsworth led in the absence of president Ralph Blakeslee. Kenta’s topic was presented with readings by Hillstrom and Barnes. Hostess served party sandwiches coffee and tea. Next meeting February 1 at Mrs. F. B. Sullivan’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mentor Club
Leora Stranahan
Duane Fogle
East Frederick Street
Bruce Ellsworth
Ralph Blakeslee
Kenta
Barnes
Corry Grange No 55 Meeting Reported
Master John Decker presided at Corry Grange No Bb meeting in Grange Hall Park Street. Roll call listed members favorite TV programs, followed by singing. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Donald Pier, Mr. and Mrs. Arvin Edwards and Ernest Edwards from Hydetown. Afterward Mike Shirley Hall, Mrs. Crawford Pais and Mrs. Don Whaley served cake Jello and coffee. next meeting date to be announced in February.
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Carry Grange No. 55
John Decker
Corry Grange No. Bb
Grange Hall
Park Street
Donald Pier
Arvin Edwards
Ernest Edwards
Hydetown
Mike Shirley Hall
Crawford Pais
Don Whaley
Grange
Neighborhood Club Meets With Mrs Wm Haenel in West Frederick
The Neighborhood Club met that night with Mrs William Haenel of West Frederick street. Bingo was played with prizes to Mrs Joseph Henline and Mrs Mary Stafford. Mrs Jasper Drake won the door prize. Refreshments of macaroni salad rolls pie tea and coffee were served. The date and place of the next meeting will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Haenel
William Haenel
West Frederick Street
Joseph Henline
Mary. Stafford
Jasper Drake
Kiwanis Club Views Hunting Film at Hotel Corry
Four local men shared a hunting trip to Jackson Hole Wyoming at the Kiwanis Club meeting held last evening at the Hotel Corry. Duane Fogle described the trip while Nelson Thompson showed two reels of film with humorous remarks about the party. Robert Bracken announced a father and kids party for next Monday night at the hotel with a special program planned. Guests included Kenneth Brown James McGraw Kenneth Anderson and William Thomas. Group singing was led by H Lynn Rice with Mrs Rice on piano.
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Kiwanis Club
Hotel Corry
Wayne Arters
Duane Fogle
Jackson Hole
Wyo
Nelson Thompson
Robert Bracken
Kenneth Brown
Buffalo
James McGraw
Olean
Keneth Anderson
Jamestown
William ‘Thomas
H. Lynn ‘Rice
Mrs. Rice
Miss Donna Lee Walters Honored On 6th Birthday
Donna Lee Walters celebrated her sixth birthday Saturday with a party at home hosted by her mother Mrs Donald Walters. About twenty two relatives and friends attended from 2 to 6 pm with games and prizes for Ronald Walters Bud Jackman and Larry Jaquith. Favors included hats balloons and valentine candy. Red and white decorations matched Valentine’s Day. A birthday cake baked by Mrs Lyle Johnson topped the treats of ice cream heart shaped cookies and chocolate milk. Donna Lee received many gifts.
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Donna Lee Walters
Donna Lee ‘Walters
Donald Walters
B.D. 2
Ronald Waltera
Bud Jackman
Larry Jaquith
Martha Circle Meets At Johnston Home
Mrs. Leland A Johnston of Fifth avenue hosted the Martha Circle of the Woman s Society of Christian Service at First Methodist Church for the regular monthly session. Miss Florence Brooks led devotions and Mrs Gladys McCloskey presided. The group reviewed the new study book Under Three Flags and a bake sale raised 10 40. A birthday party is planned for March 7 at Mrs R Lawrence Davison s home with pennies equal to each member s age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Circle
Johnston Home
Leland A. Johnston
Fifth Avenue
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Florence Brooks
Gladys McCloskey
Russell Merritt
R. Lawrence Davison
Benefit Card Party At Malek Home
Stanley Malek of Westsmuth street hosted the second in a series for St Elizabeth's Guild at her home last evening. Fifteen women and one guest, Mrs E K Hauenstein of Wellsville, N.Y., joined in 600 canasta and scrabble with prize winners named. Decorations featured a valentine motif and a lunch was served by Miss Rosemarie Malek and Miss Elnora Cmiel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira
Stanley Malek
Westsmuth Street
St. Eiizabeth’s Guild
William Thompson
Agnes Burns
E. K. Hauenstein
Wellsville
Julia Zepka
Thompson
Canasta
Raymond Bachoiner
Hauenstein
Leora Fairchild
Francis Wojciechowski
Burns
Rosemarie Malek
Elnora Cmiel
Readers Club Meeting Hosted by Mrs V E Phillips
Twelve members gathered yesterday afternoon at West Congress street home of Mrs V E Phillips. A salad course was served at 2 pm with Mrs F B Sullivan assisting. President Mrs George Nagel led the business session. Mrs Robbins presented a program on Carl Sandburg and excerpts from The Monumental Biography of Abraham Lincoln. The meeting adjourned for February 2 with Mrs Howard Stull hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. E. Phillips
Readers Club
West Congress Street
F. B. Sullivan
George Nagel
Robbins
Carl Sandburg
Abraham Lincoln
Howard Stull
West Pleasant Street
Brant Family Hosts Housewarming With Supper, Gift
Mr and Mrs Brant and Mr and Mrs Russell Brant were honored at a housewarming party Saturday evening held by their friends at 123 East Frederick Street. A tureen supper pleased attendees and social evening followed. The couple received an electric coffee maker from their friends.
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Brant
Russell Brant
East Frederick Streat
Navy Mothers Club Meets For Routine Session
A routine meeting of the Navy Mothers Club was held last evening at the IOOF Hall. Members transacted brief business and enjoyed a social period with cards. A lunch of cherry pie, ice cream, tea and coffee was served by Mrs. Royal Messinger and Mrs. Clarence Cox. The club will meet next on February 1st.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Mothers Club
IOOF
Royal Messinger
Clarence Cox
Fire trucks, alarms, and city fleet costs debated by council
The council discussed bids for a fire truck while reviewing a deteriorating fire alarm panel and battery issues. Estimates for a new bond are around 35000, and a 1955 Chevrolet sedan was approved for police use with an annual rental of 5225 plus a 400 alternator. A consulting engineer will survey the sewage system under Corry Sewer Authority terms.
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Earl T. Cherry
Laurie
Roger Brown
Council
Forthcombe
F Council
Brown
Jease
Erie
Sema Eee
Harley Drake
Ford
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Herbert Heidler
Susanne
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Clyde Johnston
Rebecca
Ivan Smith
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Arthur Hill
T. A. Anderson
Glenn Perry
Hamot Hospital
Gwendolyn Reed
Dorothy Kittelberger
Arthur Storer
Edith Wyckoff
Leon Root
Wright Street
Miss Reed
Thomas Reed
Bearake
Clifford Aikens Jr
Clymer
Mary Jane Catalin
Jean Depew
Ruby Stiles
Narcy Yenchak
Leon Shumsky
Harry Schiemer
Valentine
Bain
Malek
Yuu
Echnn
Ipms
Gene Kelly
Black Rock
Sroor Love
Denier
RCA
Corry
Gerry Davis Davis
F.C. Chapin & Son
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Formfit
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