United Brethren Missionary Society Meets For Bank Offering
The United Brethren Missionary Society met at Mrs. H Ray Harris’s North Center Street home for its annual bank offering. Mrs. Charles Bugbee led the service and reports on mission field work were shared. Mrs. Dan Culver presented a missionary reading and Mrs. Lyle Chase sang. Next meeting is March 8 at the church for officer elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. B. Missionary Society
United Brethren Missionary Society
H. Ray Harris
North Center Street
Charles Bugbee
John Weelley
Hawald Fish
Jesus
Dan Culver
Lyle Chase
Marshall Sherwood
Emmanuel Guild Met Thursday Teas
The Emmanuel Guild of the Episcopal Church met in the Parish Hall after noon with Mrs. Frank Lockwood and Mrs. Don Williams as hostesses. Mrs. J. B. Young led the devotional to start the session. President Velma Moore conducted business followed by a social hour and an invitation to Day of Prayer at the Baptist Church Friday February 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simmanuel Guild
Episcopal Church
Frank Lockwood
Don Wiliams
J. B. Young
Velma Moore
Baptist Church
Morris Bonsteel
Fram Frost
Sam Harley
William, Mathews
Social Notices Highlight Local Travel and Visits
Mrs M Reynolds of Park Street leaves tonight for a Pittsburgh trip to visit Mr and Mrs Frank Bub and family. Missionaries in French Equatorial Africa, Mr and Mrs J A Warnken, arrived in Corry and stay with Mr and Mrs S Monroe. Mrs C D Howard of Swarthmore Pa stops in Gerry to visit relatives. Other guests include Mr and Mrs Joseph Baresi Mr and Mrs Vennis Follett Mrs Héwin Keppel and Jonaries and Mrs Alfred Haenel. Mrs J P McLaughlin and Joe head to Miquon after visiting her parents, Mr and Mrs Arthur Colegrove. Miss Jean Curtis arrives from Bowman Technical School Lancaster to spend a week with her mother Mrs F Curtis on East Smith Street. Miss Blanche Durham leaves for Erie for Youth Fellowship Institute activities tonight and tomorrow. Mr and Mrs United States of North Second Avenue head to Akron to visit daughters. Harold Hulings of Denver visits parents on Delaware Street. first trip home in six years. M M 2 c Donald Engle returns home for weekend, stationed at Tompkinsville NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. 5
Reynolds
Park Street
Pittsburgh
Frank Bub
Rey
J. A. Warnken
French Equatorial Africa
Corry
S. Monroe
C. D. Howard
Swarthmore, Pa
Gerry
Joseph Baresi
Vennis Follett
Héwin Keppel
Alfred Haenel
Erie
J. P. McLaughlin
Joe
Etat Miquon
Arthur Colegrove
Euclid Street
Jean Curtis
Bowman Technical School
Lancaster
Cory
F. Curtis
East Smith Street
Blanche Durham
Railroad Street
Youth Fellowship Institute
Kingsley Methodist Church
United States
North Second Avenue
Akron
O. Harold Hulings
Denver
Warren Hulings
Delaware Street
Mr. Hulings
Donald Engle
Tompkinsville
N.Y
Dinner At Sardi's Impersonation Night Draws Big Crowd
A Catholic Daughters fundraiser in Corry honoring Past Grand Regents drew over a hundred guests last evening in the old rooms. Attendees enjoyed a staged program with Mrs. Needham as MC and imitators of famous figures, while attendees praised the event as a success. Awards went to Mrs. Harry Paulson for mother with the most sons and to Miss Anna Rhicks for most original celebrity impersonation, among others. The evening featured a table adorned with lace, holly, and valentine decorations, with donations benefiting service members through the D of A program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayme Wood
al Miller
Mary Murray
Harold Cragg
A. Baress
Anna Shields
Leo Hoylen
Leo Rhynard
Jerome F. Needham
Tom Breneman
Mary Jean Sullivan
Mary Gertrude Hannan
Patricia Cragg
Mary Johnston
Sarajane Roach
Connie Mead
Joan Pitts
James J. Sullivan
Roosevelt
Frances Feeney
Comey
Harry Paulson
C.D. of A
Air Express
Tom Bréy
Eman
Hollywood
Mrr
Mk Paulson
J. Cassidy
Fred Han- Vail
Jewell Flower Shop
James Cassidy
Sel
Filers
Anna Rhicks
Rowe's
Wenb
Hazel Sweet
Mue
J. Sullivan
Eleanor Roosevelt
George Downey
Ginger Rogers
Agnes Lynch
Norma Shearer
Ann Goda
Judy Garand
Rosalind Hopkins
Joan Fontaine
Mary Gertrude Harlan
Epiano Tion
Ted Feeney
Danny the Husbands
George Dowkey
Flo
D. of A
Corry
Corry Court Conception
Donald Nantes
Miller
Kate Barker
Evelyn Roach
Fred Hannan
Helen Brown
J. Mooney
Irene Dippel
Margaret Kestyal
P. Webber
Rhea Kolster
Dorothy Peterson
J. Carlburg
A. Pitts
Married At Nuptial Mass This Morning
Sinestine Kempsey of West Smith street united in marriage with William J. McCarthy of West Wayne street at 10 30 o clock in the Lady of Perpetual Help Ghopel at St Thomas church The ceremony was conducted by Rev Francis J Graves A reception followed at the Dempsey residence 512 West Smith street Mrs McCarthy works for the Pennsylvania Telephone Corporation and Mr McCarthy for Aero Supply Manufacturing Constaration
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ails Sinestine Kempsey
West Smith Street
William J. McCarthy
West Wayne Street
Francis J Graves
Lady of Perpetual Help Ghopel
St. Thomas' Church
Victor Dempsey
Dempsey
McCarthy
Pennsylvania Telephone Corporation
Mr. McCarthy
Aero Supply Manufact
Consaration
International Revue at Lyceum Delights Senior High Crowd
The fourth thimber on the Lyceum Course, The International Revue, was held at the Senior High School last evening drawing over 200 patrons. The feu ladies presented a polished program of famous melodies in French, Czech and English with solos, duets and a final chorus. Highlights included Oh What a Beautiful Morning, Ave Maria, Deep Purple, and Liberstraum. B Anderson introduced the young Indies and distributed camillas in gratitude. Attendees praised the performance as among the finest yet seen at the Lyceum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyceum
B. Anderson
Camillas
Birthday Sleighride For Bobby McJunkin At East Main
Mrs. E D McJunkin entertained 20 boys and girls on a sleighride and hot dinner on East Main street for her son Bobby celebrating his seventh birthday. The event featured Valentines candy baskets and heart cookies with gifts from friends. Mrs G of Warren assisted with serving the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. McJunkin
East Main Street
Bobby
Tayers
G. of
Warren
W. Shie
Nurse Aide Corps Class Honors Teacher in Boston
Twenty eight members of the Nurse's Aide Corps class in training celebrated teacher Mrs Hilde Miller R N at a dinner at the Boston House. Mrs Josephite Sherman chair of the program spoke, Mrs Miller and class member Mrs Trene Boland offered remarks. After the dinner the group met in Parish Hall and presented remembrances to Mrs Miller. Theory work ends next Friday and the women then enter the hospital for practical hours toward graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nurse‘’s Aide Corps
Nurse's Aide Corps
Hilde Miller
R. N
Boston House
Josephite Sherman
Rebekahs Enjoyed Dinner Meeting
The Rebekahs met yesterday afternoon at 4 in the hall with 18 members. They sewed a Red Cross quilt, wrote a friendship letter to Mrs. Morris Bernstein in Miami, sent a sunshine box to Mrs. George Besson, and were served a tureen dinner at 6. Contests followed led by Mrs. Hoenes. Next meeting set for February 22 in the I.O.O.F hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekuu Oeqing
Ronald Carter
Red Cross
Marris Bernstein
Miami
Fla
George Bes
Fred Hoenes
Fred York
Harvey Loveland
Introducing a Daughter Born to Rev Hartill Family
A daughter was born to Rev and Mrs Hartill of Minneapolis. Mrs Hartill is the former Mildred Monroe. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs C Monroe of East Pleasant Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heéwin Hartill
Minneapolis
Hartill
Mildred Monroe
C. 5
Monroe
East Pleasant Street
Lutheran Choir Rehearsal And Party At Mrs Street Home
Mrs Roy Street entertained the Lutheran Church choir at East South Street last night after a regular practice. Eleven members attended the session which included two quizzes and refreshments of sandwiches cheese cookies cocoa and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Street
East South Street
Lutheran Church
Mrs Dorr Clark Hosts Cord Club Meeting
Mrs Dorr Clark entertained her 500 club at home on West Main Street last evening. Guest Walter Purdy attended. Prizes went to Mrs Peter Wilsted Mrs Walter McElroy and Mrs Warren Johnson with Mrs Johnson also winning the traveling prize. A lunch of sandwiches followed and the group planned to meet next with Mrs Wasted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorr Clark
Wast Mainsuet
Walter Purdy
Peter Wilsted
Walter ‘McElroy
Warren Johnson
Johnson
Wasted
Telephone Bridge Party Plans In Corry
Plans completed for a benefit telephone bridge party tonight and tomorrow night under Corry Hospital Ausillary. Members and non members saving tables urged to mail checks to committee members or to treasurer Mrs. Robert Catlin 339 Marion Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Hospital Ausillary
Treasuer
Robert Catlin
Marion Street
Kiwanis Speaker Dr Harry Rhodes Outlines Plans
Dr Harry Rhodes spoke to the Kiwanis Club last evening outlining O P A Uadelsth postwar aviation plans. A 6 15 dinner at the Ritz followed for 33 members and guests. Guests included four young women from the International Revue Normandie Paradis Dorothy Gaylord Belén Wyatt Blanche Marena and Seaman 1o Robert Auer. Miss Blanche Marena played piano encore. Aaron Oberman joined the Fair Store. The Hillbillies lead the attendance contest 790 to 840 as the club nears March finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Rhodes
Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club
O.P. A. Uadelsth
Corry
Ritz
Normandie Paradis
Dorothy Gaylord
Belen Wyatt
Blanche Muarena
S. E. Anderson
Seaman
Robert Auer
Dr. Rhodes
Blanche Marena
Hyde
Walter Peake
Aaron Oberman
Robert Bumbaugh
Syenng
Hillbillies
Differbugs
Birthday Party for Henrietta Pless
Miss Henrietta Pless celebrated her fifth birthday yesterday with sister Mrs. Gerald Mixer at 1287 White Street. Twelve young friends attended the party from six to nine in the evening. A delicious lunch and birthday cake were served, and Miss Pless received lovely gifts from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta Pless
Gerald Mixer
White Street
Miss Pless
Mrs Ruth Ziegler hurt in press accident at Manion Steel
Titusville reports Mrs Ruth Ziegler of the city is a patient at Old City Hospital after her left hand was caught in a press at the Manion Steel Barrel Works, admission noted at 30 p m. L A Kellogg received War Department telegram that Pvt Loren Kellogg has been wounded in action in Belgium and is in a hospital in Belsum. Pyb Kellogg is a former resident of Rouaeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
Ruth Ziegler
Old City Hospital
Manion Steel
L. A
Kellogg
War Department
Pvt
Loren Kellogg
Belgium
Belsum
Pyb. Kellogg
Rouaeville
Also Mentioned on This Page
Saturday Nee Post
Emmanuel Guild
Valentine Flowers
Rowe Flower Shop
Dial
Sardi
Rebekahs
Helen
Mrs. Dorr Clark
Cord Club
Fontenr
Vicks VapoRub
Dorsthay Parkima
Valentine
Chapin
New
Zuckerman
Coats
Lingeris
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!