Triple K Club Meets at Mrs Boland’s East Main Home
Seven members of the Trine Club gathered Saturday evening at East Main street to sew and chat with Mrs Dorothy Boland hosting. Attendees included Mrs Herman Stelmer Mrs Lauretta Hammond and Misses Dillian Caster Laura Dodd from Erie and Mrs Esther Spicer Mrs Merle Cipwell and Miss Marion Smith from this city. Next meeting set for March 6 with Miss Dodg to host in Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triple K
Boland
Trine Club
Dorothy Boland
East Main Street
Herman Stelmer
Lauretta Hammond
Dillian Caster
Laura Dodd
Erie
Esther Spicer
Merle Cipwell
Marion Smith
W S C S Enjoyed Tureen Dinner At Church
Members of the W S C S of the First Methodist Church and guests met at 6 30 for a tureen dinner. Sixty five people attended with Valentine season decorations. Circle No 2 led by Miss Helen Jones organized the meal. Clyde Shotabarger showed a film South of the Border. Birthday cake honored Jd. B. Dahlstrand and Mrs Ernest Royer. A brief business session followed with Mrs Hubert S Vaughn presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 5S. C.S
W. SC. S
First Methodist Church
Tast
Circle No. 2
Helen Jones
Clyde Shotabarger
Jd. B. Dahlstrand
Ernest Royer
Hubert S. Vaughn
Junior Deb Club Meeting On Center Street Social Night
The Junior Deb Club met Monday evening at North Center street with Miss Mary Hughes hosting seven guests. President Miss Gretchen George chaired the business session followed by a social period as sandwiches and milk shakes were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hughes
North Center Street
Gretchen George
Miss Hughes
Lady Throws Cane Away After Taking TRU-AID
A Corry resident reports relief from rheumatic pains after 6 weeks of TRU-AID use. She claims her stiffness vanished within 3 weeks, allowing her to discard her cane and resume normal activity. The ad touts TRU-AID as a liquid blend of three medical ingredients addressing rheumatic and neuritic aches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Dig
Corry
Past Grand Regents Honored At Catholic Daughters Dinner
The Catholic Daughters of America Cour Con ception No 35 held a dinner party for eight past grand regents. Attendees included Mrs Mayme Wood and Mrs Mary Murray among others, who received corsages and heard remarks on scholarship plans for St Edward's School. The event featured a toastmistress, poetry readings, and awards for card games.
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C. B. of A
Cour Conception No
Catholic Daughters of America
Hotel Corry
James Wharton
Mayme Wood
Mary Murray
Harold Gregn
Ann Baressi
Anna Shields
Leo Hoylen
Leo Rhynard
James Cassidy
Wood
Jerome Needham
Ma~ Het
Walter Wo‘tus
Irene Dippel
Mary Higgins
Donald Nantes
Hugh Muckinhaupt
Henry Pedensky
George Downey
August DeNiaust
Albert Carlbure
C. D
Betts Stewart wed in Washington DC ceremony
Miss Sheila Betts daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Betts of Columbus united with Everett Stewart son of Mr and Mrs Everett Stewart Sr of California in a February 6 ceremony at 6 90 o clock at the Methodist Church parsonage Washington Rev Rosenberger officiated the mingled vows Donna Betts sister acted as maid of honor with Mrs Coldiven as bridesmaid William Schiinder was best man and Mr Coldiven usher Mrs Stewart a Cory High School graduate employed at Goldenberg's Washington store Stewart serves in the Navy as pharmacist at Walter Reed Hospital Washington
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Sheila Betts
Frank Betts
Galumbus
Everett Stewart
California
Rosenberger
Methodist Church Parsonage
Washington , D.C
Donna Betts
Robert, Coldiven
William Schiinder
Steward
Coldiven
Stewart
Cory Senior High
Goldenberg’s
Washington
Navy
Walter Ried Hospital
Radecki Couple Welcome Daughter at Corry Hospital
Mr and Mrs Louis Radecki of 2914 North Center street welcomed a daughter born at Corry Hospital early this morning. Mrs Radecki is formerly Judy Gray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Radecki
North Center Street
Corry Hospital
Radecki
Judy Gray
Important Meeting of Opportunity Club Held
The February meeting of the Opportunity Club of the First Presbyterian Church met Monday evening at Mrs. William Leaby’s Wright street home. Twenty two members attended as Mrs. H. L. Blanchard led the business, group singing and devotionals by Mrs. L. Auer. Funds from a bake sale supported remodeling. members were split into three earning groups with leaders named. Entertainment included Miss Maxine Obertan and Clyde Shotzbarger, and a Disney trip presenter discussed new characters and colors for future films.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opportunity Club
First Presbyterian Church
William Leaby
Wright Street
H. L. Blanchard
L. Auer
Robert, Ott, Sr
Cr Rainesale
J. Harold Patterson
Ralph E. Vanderlini
J. H. Heerlen
Maxine Obertan
Clyde
N B Club Met With Mrs George Wood
The N B Club met Monday night at Mrs George Wood’s West Congress street home for a Progressive 500 session. High scores went to Mrs Glenn Albaugh Mrs Frosten Pearson and Mrs Carlile Fitch. Prizes were won by Mrs Walter Rhodes white elephant and Mrs Berdena McGraw traveling nine bid. Refreshments with a Valentine motif followed. a memorial cake honored Ms Walter Pier. The group planned a surprise dinner for February 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. B. Club
George Wood
West Congress Street
Glenn Albaugh
Frosten Pearson
Carlyle Fitch
Walter Rhodes
Berdena McGraw
Walter Pier
Local Bridge Club Hosts Evening at Concord Street
The Local Bridge Club met last evening at a member's home on Concord Street. High scorers were Mrs Edmund Bart Mrs Alphonse Vansséns and Mrs Daye who served hot sandwiches cookies and coffee. Two visitors Miss Elizabeth Lansson and Mrs Walter Ross attended along with Miss Shirley Larson. Next hostess will be February 23.
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Urs Merence Age
Bridge Club
Concord Street
Edmund Bart
Alphonse Vansséns
Daye
Hen Gavete
Elizabeth Lansson
Walter Ross
Shirley Larson
Mrs Gerald Staples Hosts Indies at East Wayne Street
Mrs Gerald Staples assisted by Mrs Glare Caster entertained Indies at her East Wayne Street home last night. Two tables of 00 were in play with awards to Mrs Carl Gustafson, Mrs Robert Lewis and Miss Angie Bares si. Scores were phoned to Hospital Auxiliary as the Telephone Gard Party fundraiser continued. Refreshments included jello wind fancy sandwiches pickles lives Valentine cake and coffee. Others attending were Mrs Raymond Cathers Mrs Harold Carr and Miss Jeanette Baressi.
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Gerald Staples
Glare Caster
East Wayne Street
Carl Gustafson
Robert Lewis
Angie Baressi
Raymond Cathers
Harold Carr
Jeanette Baressi
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Powell Loan and Finance CO
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C. H. Gens, JR
FORD
Groves
BAYER
Richard H. Pope, Jr
Enfield
Wallace Rammond
West Frederick Street
Edward Winderl
Linds
Buffalo
Howard Ross
Flora Ann
Henry Bals
Raymond Avenue
Salamanca
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Adolph Ahrens
Jersey Shore
William Noblett
Jack Wilson, Jr
Lakewood
Jack Wilson
Washington-Jeffferson College
Rey
John Westley
Haskell Flats
Marion Young
William Smith College
Geneva
M. D
Wallace Young
Hoyt J. Raymond
R. D
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Tampa
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Florida
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Salem
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Arthur Fitch
Robert Proctor
Meadville
Vincent Christiano Land
Sandra
Cuylerville
Christiane
Mary Butters
Philadelphia General Hospital
Philadelphia
Justin Butters
Park Street
Butters
Marion Schroeder
Cleveland
Harold Schroeder
Ross
Sanford
Soni
Rose, Jr
South Bend
J. FR. Donaldson
Spring Creek
William Whittling
Oil City
Mr. Whittling
Union
West South
South Center Streets
George Beduze
Grove City
Joseph, Gills
Gills
L. J. Chapel
Warren
Hazel Shuss
East South Street
Robert Parson
Frank Parson
East Congress Street
Fenn College
Robert Betts
Erunk Betts
Columbus
Sampson College
Sampson, N. Y
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Seanprufe
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